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Phantom Help File88

UTC - Universal Time Code, formally GMT - Greenwich Means Time).

New Camera Time

New Camera Time allows the end-user to change the Current Camera Time when the

Set or Update and Set button are selected.

DayofYear

This informational field indicates the day number from the start of the year, January 1.

Set Button

The Set Button allows the end-user to edit the Current Cameras date and time fields

manually , and write these values to update the camera's internal time stamp clock,

when selected.

NOTE

If the camera is connected to an IRIG-B clock source the Current Camera Time will

immediately revert back to the time stamp supplied by the IRIG-B signal when the Set button

is selected.

Update and Set Button

The Update and Set button, when selected, will automatically synchronize and set the

camera's internal clock, (Current Camera Time), to the local date and time of the

Windows operating system, (Computer Time), of the attached Phantom Control Unit.

NOTE

If the camera is connected to an IRIG-B clock source the Current Camera Time will

immediately revert back to the time stamp supplied by the IRIG-B signal when the Set button

is selected.

Close Button

The close button closes the Set Camera Time dialogue window.

Local Radial Button

The attached Phantom Control Unit's date and time settings are used as the time reference

when the Local radial button is selected.

utc (GMT) Radial Button

When selected the date and time reference will be adjusted to Universal Time Clock,

formally referred to as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). The adjustment will be the time

difference from the date and time settings of the attached Phantom Control Unit to the

universal time clock. The Universal Time option will append the nomenclature utc to the

Camera Settings>Time information.

CSR Button

The CSR Button initiates the CSR, (Current Session Reference), calibration adjustment

process when selected.

For a brief explanation of CSR, (Current Session Reference), see: Functional

Descriptions>Black Reference/Current Session Reference Adjustments.

Black Reference Button (Available on certain camera models only)

The Black Reference Button initiates the Black Reference calibration adjustment process

when selected.

For a brief explanation of Black Reference), see: Functional Descriptions>Black Reference/