Product Manual

Display Menus
File Menu
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The "Load Gallery" submenu function can be used to
quickly find files from preview images.
After the function is started, the directories are shown as
index cards, the contents of which can be opened and
then displayed by preview images by using the the
joystick Enter button in each case. Within the gallery, the
joystick
 can be used for navigation purposes. In the
event of more than 20 directories and/or files, it is
possible to scroll out of the display area. In analogy to the
single image display, the joystick Enter button must be
pushed on the preview image to show the file in its
enlarged size. The functions available at this point
correspond to the functions of the single image display.
Save Submenu
Along with single image saving, the save button  of the
thermal imager can be used to save the following,
depending on the equipment:
• thermal image sequences with the maximum frame
rate (real-time saving)
 "Real time",
• series of single images (thermal image and photo)
 "Autocapture"
• video sequences (thermal image, digital image, or
IR Fusion
®
) as AVI
 "Video".
The "Saving format" menu item can be used to set the
data and formats to be saved (see Saving Format
Submenu on page 3-23).
Real-time saving
The maximum writing speed possible for real-time saving
depends on the detector and the geometric resolution, as
well as on the properties of the used SDHC card.
Note
Please check before starting real-time saving
that sufficient memory space is available on the
used SDHC card.
Real-time saving is started and terminated (immediately)
by pushing the joystick Enter button in the "Real time"
submenu. The following displays are shown with the real-
time saving function executing (additionally to the live
image).
• activated real-time saving function by checkmark in
the menu
• red dot for currently executed saving, as well as the
time elapsed since the start on the right side below
the palette
• SDHC card symbol in the symbol line on the right
side below the thermal image: yellow (permanent
write access)