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Phantom Camera Control Application - Help 107

EDR indicates the Extreme Dynamic Range exposure time setting at the time the images

were recorded. 0.000 indicates the EDR was disabled.

Frame Delay (µs)

Frame Delay indicates the amount of time, the end-user specified, each image is delayed

from the frame rate clock pulse.

Sync

Sync indicates the sample rate clock source.

AutoExp.

AutoExp. indicates whether or not the Auto Exposure feature was used during the recording

process.

AutoExp. Level

AutoExp. Level displays the Auto Exposure grayscale level defined by the end-user.

AutoExp. Rect

AutoExp. Rect displays the area, in pixels, the end-user specified to automatically adjust

exposure for, when defining the Auto Exposure parameters.

Trigger Time

Trigger Time indicates the moment in time after the last pre-trigger image (-1) and before

image 0.

Graphical representation of Trigger Time

Time Zone

Time Zone displays the time difference, in hours, from UTC, (Universal Time Code),

formally referred to as GMT, (Greenwich Means Time).

Frame Rate Profile

Frame Rate Profile displays the Frame Rate Profile setting defined by the end-user during

the cine files' capture process. If the Frame Rate Profile feature was not used this field will

be left blank.

Save Cine.. Button

The Save Cine.. button, when selected, allows the end-user to save the selected cine file.

Save Cine.. Button Down-Arrow

When the Save Cine.. Button down-arrow is clicked, a pop-up selection window will be displayed

allowing the end-user to select the save method desired, choices include:

Save Cine to File

The Save to File command is used to save image data recorded in a cameras' DRAM to a

user specified location, (for example, your system's hard drive, a networked drive or to some

peripheral drive such as a floppy drive, Zip drive, or tape drive).