Capturing Images; Two Types Of Memory - MediCapture MediCap USB100 Guia Del Usuario

Capturing Images

Capturing images with your USB100 is simple. When you see an
image on your monitor that you would like to capture, simply press
the Capture Images button on the front panel. The image will be
saved to the internal memory inside the USB100 box (later, you will
copy your images from this internal memory to the USB flash drive).
Each time you press the Capture Images button, one still image is
captured.
Two things will help you confirm that you have captured an image:
•
The image number will be displayed in the upper-left corner
of the monitor.
•
You will hear a "beep."

Two Types of Memory

It's important to note that there are two types of memory used with
the USB100: Internal memory and USB flash drive memory.
Internal memory is inside the USB100 box -- it is used to
temporarily store images as you capture them.
USB flash drive memory is inside the plastic "stick" that you insert
in the front panel.
You must press the Save to USB Memory button when you have
finished your imaging session. This copies your images from
internal memory to the memory in your USB flash drive.
MediCap™ USB100 User Guide
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IMPORTANT: Images
are captured to "internal
memory" inside the
USB100. After you
finish your imaging
session, you must press
the "Save to USB
Memory" button to copy
the images from internal
memory to the USB
flash drive.
If "Preview Mode" is on,
the screen image will
freeze for about three
seconds each time you
capture an image. The
"Preview Mode" on/off
switch is on the back
panel.
Internal memory is
cleared when the
machine is turned off or
when you select "Clear
internal memory" in one
of the on-screen menus.
Once you have saved
images to your USB
flash drive, they will be
stored on the drive until
you move them off onto
your computer.