"user manual"
Contents
1. Unpack the camera and assemble the following equipment 1 TS3 or TS4 camera 2 Camera power adapter with AC power cord or charged battery inserted in the camera Battery is fully charged when the TS3 is shipped from the factory 3 Lens Figure 1 Camera Views 1 Power LED 2 Network Activity LED 3 Storage Activity LED 4 Camera Status LED 5 Sync Activity LED 6 Battery Status LED 7 Power ON OFF Button 8 Arm Button 9 Display Button 10 Menu Button 11 D Pad it 1 USB OTG Micro A B connector i j l 2 SDHC SD Card slot IK 3 GigE Port RJ45 connector 4 Sync I O Trigger Lemo connector y 3 5 HDMI Port Type A connector 6 DC Power In Lemo connector J f le 4 a A 1 Trigger Button 2 Power Button 3 USB port 4 Top Mount 1 4 20 5 Camera Strap Attachment FASTEC ep 1 4 20 Tripod Mount 7 Hand Strap Attachment Point 8 Battery Door Controls and Buttons On Off Button This button powers the camera on and off If the battery is installed and the power adapter is attached the battery charging dialog will appear see the section on Power below 2 Display Button The Display Button controls the LCD display on the back of the camera Pressing the button toggles the Display through several modes Display on Display on with Histogram and Display off When reviewing clips it also turns playback controls and per frame metadata on2. 0 which will be the last frame With a Start Trigger the recording will begin at frame 0 and all subsequent frames will have positive numbers 4 Press the Arm Button to begin recording pre trigger frames The camera settings will be locked in If you wish to abort the recording to change settings press the Arm Button again Note the camera may remain Armed for an indefinite period of time because it is overwriting its circular buffer it never runs out of space but only retains the newest images 5 Trigger the camera via the Trigger Button or a Trigger Signal to the Sync I O port to complete the recording The TS3 will now enter Review Mode unless it is set to AutoSave in which case the camera will download the recording then revert to Armed Mode Frame Rate Frames Sec Select Resolution OFrame Rate OAuto Max Le Ces BR e 1000 1250 _2000_ _ 00 Resolution Width x Height 320 x 240 320 x 200 256 x 256 Pre Trig Trig Post Trig Total 640x480 x 480 800x480 x 480 512x512 x 512 3264 1 es 3264 6529Frames 00x 600 00x 600 600 1024x600 1024x600 600 4024 x 1024 4024 x 1024 1024 13 056 0 004 13 056 26 116 Seconds ORAA 1280x720 1280x256 Apply Advanced Long Record Selection for TS4 The TS4 may be used in its basic mode in which it is recording relatively short clips into its internal high speed memory or in Long Recording Mode in which it
3. and off 3 Menu Button The Menu Button toggles the on screen menus on and off While navigating menus the Menu Button is used to go backward through levels of the menu When touch enabled the icon in the upper left of the screen has the same function 4 Directional Pad D Pad The D Pad has 5 actuation points consisting of 4 arrows for navigating the menu and an OK Button in the center to select 5 Arm Button When the Arm Button is pressed the camera locks in its configuration settings and begins to store pre trigger images in internal memory If Low Light has been selected for live viewing the camera will now revert to its selected exposure 6 Trigger Button When the camera has been armed and is recording pushing the Trigger Button prompts the camera to record the Trigger frame frame 0 and any post trigger frames to complete the recording and stop 7 Touch Control With touch enabled you can move through the menus and dialog boxes simply by touching the display If Touch is not enabled navigate to the System menu and down to Touchscreen using the D Pad Click on the Disabled button The display will go blank except for a small icon in the upper left corner Touch that icon to display the menus e Turn the camera on by pressing the Power Button e Ifthe DC power adapter is attached and the battery is installed the battery charge dialog will appear on the screen By default the camera will begin charging the battery
4. if it is not already fully charged e From the charging dialog the user must select Camera On to boot the camera e When the camera boots up it will use the same settings it had when it was last powered down politely If the camera was powered down by removing power or by holding down the power button the settings are not saved e The camera battery does not charge while the camera is in use With the camera powered on and attached to the DC power adapter press the Power Button once to open the Camera charging dialog While the camera is charging the Battery LED will blink When the battery is completely charged the camera will fully power down This may take up to 5 hours Record 1 Navigate to the Record Settings Sub Menu and set the resolution and speed desired 2 Navigate to the Record Shutter Speed Sub Menu and set the desired exposure 3 Navigate to the Control Menu Trigger Position Sub Menu and set the desired Trigger point Setting the trigger point divides the internal memory into two sections 1 a circular buffer reserved for pre trigger frames 2 a second buffer for post trigger frames The images recorded before the trigger are given negative frame numbers oldest is most negative the newest is 1 the image taken at the time of the trigger is frame 0 and all frames taken after the trigger are given positive numbers Note that with an End trigger all frames will have negative numbers except for frame
5. is recording potentially much longer clips directly into its built in SSD SE a Network JPEG Qfactor s m Default Gamma QO 1 0 F 2 2 Long Recording Mode To Select Long Recording Mode 1 Open User Preferences in the Configuration menu under System 2 Click on the check box to select Long Recording Mode 3 Click OK The camera will now restart in Long Recording Mode Information To Exit Long Recording Mode EXP 10 0 196 ms CLIVE ROI 1280x1024 0 0 FPS 510 TrigPos 100 1 Return to User Preferences 2 De select Long Recording Mode Note in order to have access to the SSD after returning from Long Recording mode the drive must be formatted Review a Video on the Camera Display Use the playback icons to play forward backward or jump to points of interest in the movie Use the Cut In and Cut Out icons to select a portion of the movie to review or save Cut In Skip Back Pause Skip Fwd Cut Out Save wis pl ULL Live Beginning Play Bkwd Play End Trigger Saving Video from Image Memory m Select the Save Icon from the playback controls This will bring up a dialog that allows selection of the following e Start and Stop points of the clip these points can also be changed using Cut In Out buttons on the playback controls e Destination where the movie clip is to be saved Choices include the built in SSD an option a
6. n SD card or a USB drive e The file Format desired CAP proprietary raw format AVI video or DNG BMP JPEG or TIFF stack e File name prefix which may optionally include the camera name or user defined tag n When the movie clip is set up as desired press the Save icon on the Save dialog A new dialog will open with the heading Copy in Progress This dialog indicates the status of the file save operation 5 When the file save is complete the dialog will display a message indicating Copy completed successfully Press the OK icon to set the camera back into Review Mode Click on the Live button to put the camera back into Live Mode Save Images to a Host PC There a several methods available to permanently save images e Load FasMotion software on a computer PC or MAC FasMotion has utilities for saving images from camera memory to any camera media or to any media connected to the PC This is the fastest method of operation Please refer to the TS3 User Manual for details Download images from the image memory to an SD card installed in the SD port in the camera View or transfer the images using an SD card reader or by inserting the SD card into a built in SD port in the desired PC Contact Information Fastec Imaging Corporation 17150 Via Del Campo Ste 301 San Diego CA 92127 1 858 592 2342 support fastecimaging com FASTEC IMAGING 0S
Download Pdf Manuals
Related Search