9. EXP
EXP (exposure) is the amount of time that the sensor integrates
light for each picture. Read an EXP value of 1000 to mean
1/1000 of a second.
There will be two numbers displayed when both imagers are
active. The top number will be the EXP for Imager A and the
bottom number will be the EXP for Imager B.
10. IMAGER / SPLIT (Model 1012 Only)
This field provides two elements of information. The letter to the
left of the “/” indicates the Imager being displayed in the image
display area. The number to the right of the “/” shows the
number of splits. A display of “A/2” means Imager A is being
displayed and the frame has been divided into two pictures.
Imager A and Imager B can be split independent of each other,
that is why there are separate RECORD RATE, EXPOSURE, and
IMAGER SPLIT fields on the monitor for each Imager.
11. ELAPSED TIME
The Processor calculates ELAPSED TIME and displays the result in
seconds during playback. The ELAPSED TIME is referenced to
frame number zero. A value of -1.250 means that the frame
being displayed was recorded 1.250 seconds before frame zero.
A value of +0.016 means that the frame being displayed was
recorded 0.016 seconds after frame number zero.
12. STATUS
The status field indicates what the Processor is doing. The
following lists the messages that can appear in the status box and
their meaning.
VIDEO
DISPLAY
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