➌ Advanced Operations; ➌-1 Using Sd Card/Usb Flash Drive - Elmo PX-10 Instruction Manual

➌ ADVANCED OPERATIONS
➌-1 USING SD CARD/USB FLASH DRIVE
With the PX-10/30, you can record the camera image as a still picture to an SD card, USB flash drive,
or internal memory. Also, you can record the camera image as a video to an SD card.
The image data recorded in an SD card, USB flash drive, or internal memory can be displayed on the
monitor.
Insert the SD card (SD/SDHC/SDXC, commercially available) or USB flash drive (commercially
available) into the slot on the side panel before starting the operation. （⇒P.15）
※Recording is not possible if either an SD card or USB flash drive is inserted.
・Video recording (HEVC (H.265) / H.264): SD
・Still image recording (JPEG): SD / USB flash drive / internal memory
※For video recording, an SD card with class10 speed or above is required.
※You can select the video compression method (HEVC (H.265) / H.264) from the System
Setting.（⇒P.28）
NOTE
・About SD card
- We recommend you to format the SD card with the PX-10/30 before using it.
- Video recording is only possible to an SD card (SD / SDHC / SDXC) with class10 speed or above.
- We recommend you to use an SD card with class 10 speed or above.
・About USB flash drive
- Use a USB flash drive up to 32GB.
- We recommend you to format the USB flash drive with the PX-10/30 before using it.
(⇒P29: FORMAT USB FLASH DRIVE)
・It may take some time to recognize the memory card after inserting the SD card / USB flash drive or
to record images to the memory card.
・Do not remove the memory card (SD card / USB flash drive) when the PX-10/30 is accessing the
memory card (during recording or playback).
・Formatting the SD card/USB flash drive.
When you need to format the SD card/USB flash drive, insert it into the PX-10/30 and perform
formatting.（⇒P.29）
①Press the Settings button [
USB" from the "System Setting".
②Select a media to be formatted and select "YES" to format it.
If you do not want to format, select "NO".
] on the operating panel and select "Format SD" or "Format
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