FujiFilm DR-ID 1300 Service Manual page 329

l IMAGE LOG SAVE TO FTP
Selects whether or not the recorded image log is to be stored in the FTP server.
Always use the setting of OFF [default] in the machine.
<Options>
- OFF [default] : Not stored
- ON: Stored
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When set to "ON", the PC capacity is compressed and the throughput is degraded.
l T2 TIMER(sec)
Set the start time (sec) of the calibration executed in the background. When the
exposure has been completed, the calibration begins after the time elapsed that was
set.
- Character string: [default: 120]
l AUTO DEFECT CALIBRATION
Set whether the automatic defect calibration is to be executed or not.
<Options>
- OFF: Not executed
- ON [default]: Executed
l AUTO DEFECT CALIBRATION START HOURS
When "ON" is selected in "AUTO DEFECT CALIBRATION", input the automatic
execution time hourly.
- 2-character string or less [default: 4]
l AUTO DEFECT CALIBRATION START MINUTES
When "ON" is selected in "AUTO DEFECT CALIBRATION", input the automatic
execution time minutely.
- 2-character string or less [default: 0]
l OFFSET2 (blemish/unevenness correction setting)
Select whether or not the blemish/unevenness correction is to be performed.
<Options>
- OFF: Not performed
- ON [default]: Performed
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<"SE SLEEP MODE SETTING" window>
SE SLEEP MODE SETTING window
l SE SLEEP MODE
Set the SE sleep mode.
<Options>
- OFF:
- ON [default]:
l SLEEP START TIME
Set the time in minutes units until when the power save mode is started.
<Setting range>
- 2 to 10 [default: 2]
REFERENCE
Shift to the sleep mode mainly in the following cases.
- After completing the initialization calibration
- After completing the exposure
- After cancelling the exposure
- After switching the panel by changing the selector for the DX Console
- After completing the automatic offset update
- After completing the periodical defect calibration
- After completing the automatic log update
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Disable the power save mode.
Enable the power save mode.
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