Digitales Spektiv 15x60 LCD Digital Spotting Scope 15x60 ... - Bresser

The table below shows the possible memory functions:
Memory function Possible settings
Delete Single (delete the image chosen), All (delete
all images)
Copy To Card (only if you have a memory card in use - see
below)
Protect Single (protects the image chosen against
unintentional deletion), All (protects all the
stored images).
Protection of an image is shown by a padlock symbol. If you try
to delete such an image this will be rejected and the reason “File
protect” shown. Protection can be removed for single images chosen
(in Protection / Single) or for all images stored (in Protection
/ All) with “Cancel” and “OK”. After individual deletion the next
image, if any, shows onscreen; after deletion of all stored images
the message “No image” shows and you can then acknowledge
this by pressing OK.
If you press this takes you a step back. Use “Esc” to leave the
entire memory menu. If you press this will take you from the
main page of the memory menu to the device menu referred to
before.
Output and storage of images/recordings
The spotting scope offers three output and storage alternatives
for your stored images. Apart from internal storage as discussed
(memory: M) and playback on the LCD screen these are:
a) Install a suitable SD memory card (available retail); slide it into
the slot provided (23) with the contacts uppermost and at the
front. It will click into place softly. If the digital module is on
then this switches off automatically and you will have to restart
it. Available card memory will be shown bottom right (memory:
SD) onscreen.
Copy images from the internal memory to the card by using
the “Copy To Card” function in the memory menu, confirming
the choice with “OK” (Execute) and confirming again with “OK”.
Copying will be done after a brief wait (“One moment”). If you
have made an incorrect choice or decide not to copy after all
confirm “Cancel” with “OK” or press to revert to the memory
menu main page.
Press the card in and release it to extract it after a gentle click.
This makes your stored images mobile.
b) If you’ve connected your scope to your PC with a USB cable
(not included) then the images can be copied onto the PC and
processed/viewed with a suitable graphics programme (e.g. Windows
Media Player for video recordings).