Hdmi Output; Camera Control Panel - YUNEEC H520 Owner's Manual

HDMI O
UTPUT
Connecting the rear HDMI connector to an external distribution system allows users to view the
information displayed on the ST16S screen on any external monitor such as those found in an Incident
Command center, Command/Control, or a production video village.
This means that any display connected to the HDMI port will show identical information, making it efficient
to share screen data on external screens.
Double-tapping the screen while in video view will hide control displays, providing a full-screen video
display on both ST16S and external monitors.
C C P
AMERA ONTROL ANEL
The Camera control panel is visible when connected to a camera in Camera View. This is used to change
camera settings by the Pilot or Video operator. The Camera control panel displays the current type of
camera connected to the ST16S and H520.
To access Camera settings, tap the video display window in the lower left corner of DataPilot™.
Tapping the Camera/Video soft key will change the camera mode. In camera mode, tapping the shutter
button will take one image per tap. In video mode, tapping the red record button will begin recording
video. Once recording begins, the record button will change to a red square button followed by an audible
beep, and the recording time will update automatically below. To stop video recording, tap the red square
button.
The Play soft key will open a file browser to view images saved on the internal ST16S memory. Images
are saved by pressing the ST16S take photo button or by tapping the shutter button in Camera mode.
P V I ST16S
REVIEWING IDEO OR MAGES ON THE
Recorded Photo and video images may be previewed directly on the ST16S. Selecting the "Play" soft button
in the camera will open up a dialog of images and photos captured during flights. This preview is low-
resolution for localized viewing, while also acting as a low-resolution, redundant backup system.
In this dialog, either photos or video may be selected. Selecting a video will auto-start playback of that
video (video thumbnails are not supported at this time). Video files are stored in .mkv file format.
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