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3.2.1 4.5.3 BURST(A)
Figure 3-36 shows how to switch modes with the J-PAD3 during BURST(A) recording (top of the figure)
and saving in the memory (bottom of the figure). BURST(A) refers to burst recording during the AUTO
recording. B1, B2, B3 and B4 refer to the blocks of segmented memory corresponding to the burst trigger
signals.
The sequence for segmenting the memory into four memory segments and performing BURST(A)
recording for all of the memory segments is shown below. The memory should be empty before recording is
started.
B1 B2 B1 B2 B3 B1 B2 B1 B2 B3 B4
SEGMENT 1 SEGMENT 2 SEGMENT 3 SEGMENT 4
STOP VIEW
REC
burst trigger
on
REC
ARM ARM
REC REC
ARM ARM
Memory Protected
STOP VIEW
switching of the Camera mode with the JPAD3 operation
automatic switching of the Camera mode and Segment
Figure 3-36 Burst Recording (BURST(A), Number of Segments
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4)
1) Verify that the MEMRECAM GX-3 is in the STOP mode.
2) While in the STOP mode, press VIEW/ARM
on the J-PAD3 to switch to the VIEW mode.
The memory segment number (SEG) superimposed on
the image is displayed as "A". Settings in AUTO mode are
displayed.
"B" is shown in the frame counter (Frame). Burst recording
settings are displayed.
"BURST" is displayed for trigger timing (Trigger).
3) While in the VIEW mode, press VIEW/ARM
on the J-PAD3 to switch to the ARM mode.
During burst recording, images cannot be overwritten, even in ARM mode. Also, live images cannot be
updated.
4) While in the ARM mode, input the burst trigger signals from the J1 cable TRIG1 connector or the J3
cable TRIG2 connector to switch to the REC mode.
Images are saved only when the burst trigger signal is ON, and when live images are updated.
Recording ends after the number of frames for the appropriate memory segment (SEGMENT1) are
saved.
5) Once recording to the appropriate memory segment (SEGMENT1) has been completed, it switches to
the next memory segment (SEGMENT2) and automatically switches from the REC mode to the ARM
mode.
6) Recording
in 4)
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5) is repeated, and once recording to all of the memory segments has been completed,
it switches from the REC mode to the STOP mode. It does not switch automatically after recording on
the last memory segment (SEGMENT4).
7) Memory segments where recording has been completed are memory protected so will not switch to the
ARM mode. If you wish to start recording again, either change the setting to a recording method other
than the AUTO mode, or erase a memory segment.