Setting Up the Printer (Continued)

5 Select the timing to capture the image by pressing the G or g button.

when you want to

Selection

Capture the image just after the trigger pulse is

ON

input to REMOTE 2 connector. a)

 

Capture the image a certain interval after the

OFF

trigger pulse is input to the REMOTE 2 connector. b)

 

a)When IMMED. CAP is set to ON, display the source image on the video monitor when sending the trigger pulse to the printer. The printer operation is set only to capture the image when receiving the trigger pulse.

b)The timing is decided at the factory.

For detailed information on the timing for the REMOTE 2 connector, see page 126.

Notes

•Select ON when you want to capture the image at the precise timing controlled from the computer.

•To assign the function to the remote control unit connected to the REMOTE 2 connector on the FUNCTION SETUP menu, set the IMMED.CAP item on the FUNCTION SETUP menu to OFF.

FUNCTION SETUP

 

COLOR : 200

PRN SETUP

: PRESS [ > ]

 

AUTO LIVE

: OFF / ON

 

IMMED. CAP.

:

OFF / ON

 

 

RM2 FUNC

: /

 

C&PRINT

/

RM3A FUNC

: /

PRINT&PAGE

 

RM3B FUNC

: /

 

BACK - SP

/

RM3C FUNC

: /

 

CAP/SRC

/

RM3E FUNC

: /

 

GRAB

/

CLEAR

: /

ALL

/

Q1 A

 

 

1

 

 

S

Switch the desired timing selection to green by pressing the G or g button.

I MMED . CAP :

o f f / ON

Display the desired timing selection in capital letters by pressing the G or g button.

6 Select the remote control unit and assign the function to the selected remote control unit.

1Select the remote control unit to which you want to assign a function by pressing the F or f button.

Remote control unit to

Remote control unit name

which the function is assigned

written on the menu

 

 

 

RM-91 connected to REMOTE 2

RM2 FUNC

 

 

 

FS-30 connected to REMOTE 3 Button A of FS-30

RM3A FUNC

 

Button B of FS-30

RM3B FUNC

 

 

 

 

Button C of FS-30

RM3C FUNC

 

 

 

Remote control unit that sends

RM3E FUNC

the trigger pulse to Pin No.5 of

 

REMOTE 3

 

 

 

 

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