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EN Operating Elements - Date & Time Setting 1. Create SETTINGS.txt file with Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac). 2. Type in the predicted time when you insert the MicroSD card in the following format* YYYY.MM.DD hh:mm:ss xxHz Please note that both filename and the content are case sensitive. 3. Save the .txt file in the root folder of the MicroSD card. 4. Insert the MicroSD card and turn on the ATCMini, the camera will be updated the date and time. * YYYY = year; MM = month; DD = day; hh = hour in 24-hour format; mm = minute; ss = second; xx = local mains frequency (50Hz or 60Hz). Note on mains frequency Input the correct local mains frequency. The shutter frequency will match the local mains frequency to reduce banding and flicker effect while recording under certain types of lighting, such as fluorescent or mercury vapour lamp. If you are uncertain about the local mains frequency, test both 50Hz and 60Hz and choose the one that produces the best results. ATCMini - 7 en.indd 7 8/9/2011 1:17:12

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ATCMini –
7
EN
Operating Elements -
Date & Time Setting
1�
Create SETTINGS.txt file with Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac).
2�
Type in the predicted time when you insert the MicroSD card in the following format*
YYYY.MM.DD
hh:mm:ss
xxHz
Please note that both filename and the content are case sensitive.
3�
Save the .txt file in the root folder of the MicroSD card.
4�
Insert the MicroSD card and turn on the ATCMini, the camera will be updated the date and time.
* YYYY
= year;
MM
= month;
DD
= day;
hh
= hour in 24-hour format;
mm
= minute;
ss
= second;
xx
= local mains frequency (50Hz or 60Hz).
Note on mains frequency
Input the correct local mains frequency. The shutter frequency will match the local mains
frequency to reduce banding and flicker effect while recording under certain types of lighting,
such as fluorescent or mercury vapour lamp.
If you are uncertain about the local mains frequency, test both 50Hz and 60Hz and choose
the one that produces the best results.
en.indd
7
8/9/2011
1:17:12