Naming Convention; Power Button; Lcd Touch Screen - TDT RV2 Manual

System 3
Snapshots:
Naming Convention
When connected to an active network, TDT's OpenEx software sends information to
the RV2 via a broadcast UDP packet allowing it to properly name the video file
recorded on the RV2. This allows you to easily match up the video with data stored
in the tank. For example, if you are recording for the event Vid0 in Block-3 of
DemoTank2 the RV2 will store in the following location and format:
\recordings\DemoTank2\Block-3\DemoTank-Block-3_Vid0.avi
Without the OpenEx network information the RV2 falls back to the default data
format:
\recordings\YYYY-MM-DD hh_mm_ss\YYYY-MM-DD hh_mm_ss.avi
Note: The snapshots always store in the default format.
\snapshots\YYYY-MM-DD hh_mm_ss.jpg
RV2 Features
Power Button
A power button located on the front plate of the RV2 is used to turn the device on
and off. Prior to powering on/off, the device will enter a brief boot/shutdown period.
Important! Only power the RV2 down when it is not actively recording a video. Failure to do
so may result in the RV2 performing a file system check during the next boot
process and possible data loss.
Note: If the RV2 becomes unresponsive and fails to shutdown normally, you can shut the
device down by holding the power button for longer than five seconds. This will force
the device to shutdown. After a forced shutdown, the RV2 may perform a file system
check.
LCD Touch Screen
The LCD touch screen allows navigation through the RV2 interface. To make a
selection, gently press the touch screen on the desired item.
Interface
The interface reports information and allows configuration of available options. A
selection tab located on the right-side of the screen allows the user to select
between the available pages. To navigate to the desired window, press the
corresponding tab on the right side of the LCD screen.
Holds JPG images from when the Snapshot button was pressed
on the Live tab of the RV2 interface.
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RV2 Video Processor