Pulsar ACCOLADE 2 LRF, Manual

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Video Recording and
Photography
Accolade 2 LRF thermal imaging binoculars feature video recording and photography of the
image being ranged to the internal memory card. Before using this feature, please read the
Date and Time subsections of the section
General Settings .
The built-in recorder operates in two modes - Video and Photo.
Video mode. Video recording
1. The device in the Video mode upon turning on.
2. In the top left corner you will see icon
and remaining recording time in the format
HH:MM (hours: minutes).
3. Start video recording with a short press of the REC (4) button.
4. Upon start of video recording icon
disappears, and icon REC and recording timer in
the format MM:SS (minutes : seconds) appear instead: .
5. Pause and resume recording video with a short press of the REC (4) button.
6. Stop recording video with a long press of the REC (4) button.
7. Video files are saved to the memory card after stopping video.
8. Switch between modes (Video-> Photo-> Video) with a long press of the REC (4) button.
Photo mode.Capturing an image
1. Switch to the Photo mode with a long press of the REC (4) button.
2. Take a picture with a brief press of the REC (4) button. The image freezes for 0.5 sec
and a photo is saved to the internal memory.
3. In the top left corner of the display you can see: photography icon
, ">100" means
that you can take more than 100 pictures. If the number of available pictures is less than
100, actual amount of available pictures (for example 98) is shown next to the icon .
Notes:
You can enter and operate the menu during video recording.
Recorded videos and photos are saved to the built-in memory card in the format
img_xxx.jpg (photos); video_xxx.avi (videos). xxx – three digit counter for videos and
photos.
Counter for multimedia files cannot be reset.
Attention!
The maximum duration of a recorded file is five minutes. After this time expires, a video is
recorded into a new file. The number of recorded files is limited by the capacity of the
device's internal memory.
Check regularly the free capacity of the internal memory, move recorded footage to other