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IL3 User’s Guide
11S-3002B
page 21
3-9 Storage Setup
The FasMotion Storage Settings Tab gives the user access and control of the Camera memory and any
installed media, including a Solid State Drive (SSD), SD Card, or USB drive.
The IL3 has 4GB, or 8GB of internal high-speed memory used for capturing high-speed imagery
(depending on model and option). You can elect to use all of this memory when recording, or a
smaller amount. Total record time will depend on resolution, frame rate, and bit depth.
Configure Session:
Use the Session Recording Capacity slider to select
the amount of memory you wish to use to capture
video. This slider has a granularity of 250MB.
Use the Format utility in the Storage Settings
Tab to format any of the camera media. The SSD,
SD Card, and USB drives are all accessible for
formatting.
Formatting the SSD:
It is recommended that you format the SSD to
delete all recordings and completely clean it off.
This should be done often to keep performance as
high as possible.
To format the SSD simply select the SSD radio
button in the Storage Settings dialog and click on
“Format.”
Formatting SD Cards and USB drives:
Formatting SD Cards and USB drives is the easiest and most effective way of deleting all recordings.
When formatting SD Cards and USB drives, Fas
M
otion will give the option of “Performance” or
“Compatibility.”
The Compatibility format is FAT32, which is recognized by most computers. The Performance format is
EXT2, which is a Linux format and may require a 3rd-party driver or application (such as DiskInternals
Linux Reader) on your MAC or PC. EXT2 will improve file Save times to the SD Card and USB. The
improvement is only about
10% very large images such
as full-resolution TIFF and
BMP images. The greatest
improvement (as much as
6x) is seen when saving large
numbers of very small files,
such as saving thousands of
low-resolution JPEGs.
Exploring Camera Media:
Open the FasMotion Camera
Explore dialog by selecting the
radio button for the SD Card,
SSD, or USB and clicking on the
Explore button.
Navigate to the Still, Stack or
Video of interest.
Figure 3-20: Fas M otion Storage Settings Tab
Figure 3-21: Fas M otion Camera Explorer