Other Features; Using A Foot Switch - MediCapture MediCap USB100 Guia Del Usuario

To install and use the Image Transfer wizard:
1. Insert the flash drive in the USB connector of your computer.
2. On your computer, browse to the flash drive. To do so,
double-click on My Computer and locate the flash drive. It
will have a name like MEDICAP-USB. Double-click on it,
then double-click on SETUP.EXE. This will open a window
that installs the wizard (mcwiz.exe) on your computer. Follow
the installation prompts. (IMPORTANT NOTE: You only
need to do this step the first time you use the wizard. After
that, you can skip this step.)
3. Locate the MediCapture Image Wizard icon on your desktop.
Double-click on it to open the wizard. The wizard will guide
you through the process of transferring images to your
computer.

Other Features

Using a Foot Switch

A standard connector for a foot switch is located on the back panel.
Using a foot switch will allow you to capture images "hands free."
The foot switch serves the same function as the "Capture Images"
button on the front panel.
Note that the foot switch connector responds to a simple "closed
contact." In other words, if you have other types of switches that
operate using a closed contact, you can also plug them into the foot
switch connection and use them to trigger an image capture. For
example, a "closed contact" timer could be used to capture images
at regular intervals.
Preview Mode
If Preview Mode is on, then each time you capture an image it will
be "frozen" on the screen for a few seconds. This allows you to
confirm that you have captured the image you wanted.
The Preview Mode on/off switch is located on the back panel.
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It's a good idea to
regularly use the Image
Transfer Wizard to
move images off your
flash drive onto your
computer. This will free
up memory space on
the flash drive so you
can capture more
images.
You don't need to wait
until a freeze frame is
finished to capture a
new image. In other
words, even when
Preview Mode is on, you
can capture a series of
images in rapid
succession.