User guide

Fluor-S MAX MultiImager

9-15

The total exposure time will be divided by the number you enter in the

Exposure Count ﬁeld. If you enter an exposure time of 10 minutes and a count

of 10, you will create 10 intermediate exposures at 1 minute intervals.

Note: Do not enter a count that will result in an intermediate exposure time that

is less than the minimum exposure time for the mode you are in. The

minimum exposure time in trans illuminated mode is 1 second, and the

minimum exposure time in epi illuminated mode is 0.1 second. (Example:

For a trans illuminated application, an exposure time of 20 seconds and

an exposure count of 21 would result in an error.)

Save All Intermediate Images

If Auto Save After Scan is selected (see following section), the Save All

Intermediate Images checkbox will become active. If you select this checkbox,

all your intermediate exposures will be saved as separate ﬁles. These ﬁles will

have the same root name appended by a number indicating the exposure

sequence. The ﬁnal, full exposure will have the root name only, with no

exposure number.

9.6.c Save

Auto Save After Scan

To automatically save any image you create, click on the Auto Save After Scan

checkbox.

With this checkbox selected, when you click on Acquire or Live Acquire, a

Save As dialog box will open asking you to specify a ﬁle name and location

for the image you are about to create. The scan will begin when you click on

the Save button.

Note that in Live Acquire mode you can save your intermediate exposures by

selecting Auto Save After Scan and then Save All Intermediate Images.