Canon VB-M50 User Manual - Page 60

Click [Start]., Click [Yes]., A confirmation message appears asking if you want to back up settings.

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Note • You can copy and paste the path of the [File Name]. Copy the target by pressing the Ctrl+C keys, and paste by selecting the destination row and pressing the Ctrl+V keys. You can select multiple copy destinations by holding the Ctrl key while clicking. • You can specify the name of the backup file (file extension: .dat). If you choose not to specify a file name, the camera's MAC address will be used. • If the save location for backup files is not changed, the last backup file will be overwritten each time a backup is repeated. If you wish to keep a previous backup file, copy the backup file or change the save location in the backup dialog box. • [Encryption Password] can be set when backing up/restoring for some camera models. This is a password to encrypt the backup data itself. The password set here will be required to restore data using the encrypted backup data. 4 Click [Start]. A confirmation message appears asking if you want to back up settings. 5 Click [Yes]. Backing up of the camera settings begins. A progress bar is displayed in the [Message] field while backing up. If cameras that the backup failed for exist when the backup is complete, the message is displayed. Confirm the message displayed in the [Message] field. Note You can stop the backup process part way through by clicking [Stop]. In that case, the backup will only be stopped for those cameras waiting for the process to be performed. 60

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Note
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You can copy and paste the path of the [File Name]. Copy the target by pressing the Ctrl+C keys, and paste by selecting the
destination row and pressing the Ctrl+V keys. You can select multiple copy destinations by holding the Ctrl key while clicking.
•
You can specify the name of the backup file (file extension: .dat). If you choose not to specify a file name, the camera’s MAC
address will be used.
•
If the save location for backup files is not changed, the last backup file will be overwritten each time a backup is repeated. If you
wish to keep a previous backup file, copy the backup file or change the save location in the backup dialog box.
•
[Encryption Password] can be set when backing up/restoring for some camera models. This is a password to encrypt the backup
data itself. The password set here will be required to restore data using the encrypted backup data.
A confirmation message appears asking if you want to back up settings.
Backing up of the camera settings begins.
A progress bar is displayed in the [Message] field while backing up. If cameras that the backup failed for exist
when the backup is complete, the message is displayed. Confirm the message displayed in the [Message] field.
Note
You can stop the backup process part way through by clicking [Stop]. In that case, the backup will only be stopped for those
cameras waiting for the process to be performed.
4
Click [Start].
5
Click [Yes].