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Performing
Test
Measurement/Starting
Operation
FZ4 User's Manual Useful Functions for Operation 97
Setting item
Setting
value
[Factory
default]
Description
Image
Logging
[None]
No images are saved.
When logging images with the processing item "Image Logging",
select [None].
Only NG Only images with an overall judgement of NG are saved.
All
All measured images are saved.
Note, however, that some images may not be saved if "Measurement"
is set in "Logging priority" in step 4.
3.
Set the logging images save destination.
Reference
●
In order to perform fast logging, image files are first saved in the controller memory. Note, however, that
the controller memory for saving images is a ring memory. If the maximum number of save images is
reached, images will be overwritten starting with the oldest saved image if further images are saved.
Reference:
About Number of Logging Images (p.611)
The controller memory is cleared if the power is turned off again.
To keep images, select "Save to file" and save images to USB memory, etc.
Setting item
Setting value
[Factory default]
Description
Destination
[Save to memory] Saves to the controller memory.
Save to file
Images saved to the controller memory are saved to a
USBDisk or RAMDisk as files.
When "Save to file" in "Destination" is selected, set the destination and file names.
Setting item
Setting value
[Factory default]
Description
Folder name
●
[RAMDisk]
●
USBDisk
Specify the image file save destination (RAMDisk or USB
memory). Logging images are saved in the specified save
destination folder.(Maximum number of characters: 128
single-byte characters)
Prefix -
Sets the prefix for the save file name. (Maximum number of
characters: 32 single-byte characters)
The set character string is added at the beginning of the name
of the save file.
Switch
saving folder
by scene
●
Checked
●
[Unchecked]
If checked, folders that correspond to scene numbers are
automatically created and image files are divided by scene and
saved.
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