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Step
5 Select [Execute copy].
D:Execute copy
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The recorder starts copying.
•
To stop copying manually, select [Cancel] on the
copy process screen. The data copied before you
stop remain in the copy destination device.
•
When the copy destination DVD/CD disc or USB
memory device becomes full during copying, the
recorder stops copying.
Copying data by specifying the start
time and end time
Step
1 Set the copy conditions according to steps 1 to 4
of "Setting the copy conditions" on
pages 80
and 81.
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Select [Set the start and end points] in step 3 and
specify the conditions.
Step
2 After making settings, select [Next] on the
screen.
D:Next
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The screen for setting the copy range is displayed.
Step
3 Designate the copy start time and end time and
select [Next].
D:Next
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Designate the start time and end time by entering the
date and time or using bookmarks. When the copy
source device is set to [HDD (Archive)], you cannot
designate the time using bookmarks.
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To copy data starting from the oldest recorded
image, execute [Read start time]. To copy data to the
latest recorded image, execute [Read end time].
Step
4 Check the copy conditions and copy range on
the <Check the settings> screen.
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When you select [Test], the recorder calculates the
size of the data to be copied.
Step
5 Select [Execute copy].
D:Execute copy
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The recorder starts copying.
•
To stop copying manually, select [Cancel] on the
copy process screen. The data copied before you
stop remain in the copy destination device.
•
When the copy destination DVD/CD disc becomes
full during copying, you can continue copying by
replacing discs. When the copy destination USB
memory device becomes full during copying, the
recorder stops copying.
Caution in copying data
• When the size of the data to be copied is larger than
the remaining capacity of the copy destination device
such as USB memory device and HDD, the estimated
size of the data to be copied indicates the remaining
capacity of the copy destination device. You are
recommended to check that all data in the designated
range were copied after the completion of copying.
• With a personal computer containing the special PC
viewing/communication software, you can play back
data copied to a DVD/CD disc or USB memory device.
When you copy a still image, double-click the fi le on a
personal computer containing the special PC viewing/
communication software.
When you copy moving images, use the DX-Viewer to
select the folder and start playback.
• You are recommended to avoid adding data to media
already containing important records. If data are not
added properly, the already existing data may not be
read out anymore.
• When you copy the picture from multiple cameras,
copy start time may be delayed from the designated
time depending on the camera (especially for the
camera recorded at low FPS rate).
• In the case that [Calculation failed] appears after you
execute the test, check whether the disc is inserted,
whether the disc format is compatible with the
recorder, and whether the DVD/CD drive is recognized
properly.
• When you close the copy process screen and then
display it again, [Preparing for copy] may be displayed
for a while.
• Even when [Media Full] is selected, the remaining
capacity of the copy destination device may not
decrease to 0.
• When you copy or search the data recorded on a DVD/
CD or USB memory, it may take some time before the
media is completely recognized after inserted. Before
you perform copy or search, check whether the access
lamp of the DVD/CD drive or USB memory blinks.
• When you perform copy without executing the test, the
copy status indication does not progress in sync with
the amount of actually copied data.
• When the USB memory device is write-protected,
disable the protection before use.
• Since the data are copied in 64 MB units, you cannot
use the device with the remaining capacity of less than
64 MB as the copy device.
• With this recorder, up to 4 GB USB memory devices
are usable. USB devices with 128 MB or less capacity
are not supported.
Copying recorded data (continued)