User`s manual

9.2.3 Analyze tab > Recording tab (detail view of start/stop)

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Explanation

This table explains the figure above:

Prerecording button (currently displayed as None).

A prerecording is a defined number of image frames that are stored before

the actual event that triggers the recording takes place. The image frames

in a prerecording are retrieved from a looping image buffer.

In many situations, a prerecording is necessary in order to carry out a

successful analysis of the recorded event. A prerecording also provides a

full history of the event that triggers the start of the recording.

You set the prerecording as a time interval.

Button for Start trigger parameters (currently displayed as Manual).

You can choose from several different methods to set up a start trigger:

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Manual: To start the recording manually.

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Date & Time: To set a date and time when the recording will start.

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Conditional: To set a condition to start the recording, e.g. that the

recording will start when the maximum temperature in the image falls

below a defined temperature. (This assumes that you have previously

laid out measurement tools in the image.)

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External trigger: To let the digital input in FLIR A325 start the recording.

The red line indicates the actual recording phase (of symbolic use only).3

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