Function Select
Pressing one of the function select buttons will
either step into another screen presenting addi-
tional functions or will 'pop' out an additional set of
buttons allowing the user to quickly select a par-
ticular function. Those buttons that 'pop out' can
be identified by the additional light grey background
surrounding the button as shown:
The back icon is used in various
screens to move to the previous
screen. The user can always return
to the home screen by pressing this
button until it is no longer available.
The confirm screen is used in various screens to
confirm that the user is sure that the desired func-
tion has been selected.
Confirms the action
Cancels the action
Figure 14: On-Screen Keyboard
The On-Screen keyboard (Figure 14)is used when
text entry is required such as renaming a file or an-
notating a picture.
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Digital Wireless Video Scope
Mode Selection
The BK8000 Display Unit operates in two distinct
modes: Live Mode and Playback Mode. Live mode
is used for viewing live images and capturing still pic-
tures and video. Playback mode is used for viewing
and editing recorded images and videos.
Playback Mode
The user is presented with a thumbnail view showing
the files that are available, when entering Playback
mode.
If there are too many files to display on one screen,
Delete
Snap-on
This button switches to an ad-
ditional keyboard layout which
includes numbers and special
characters.
This button exits the keyboard
and the user is prompted to
confirm or cancel the action.
When in Live mode, pressing the
Playback Mode icon selects Playback
mode. The Function select buttons will
change according to the selected mode.
the arrow icons scroll backwards and
forwards through the list of files. Se-
lect the file to be viewed / edited by
pressing the appropriate thumbnail
picture.
The screen will change to
show the still image or first frame of
the selected video. The desired op-
eration is selected using the following
Function buttons.
If a still image with an audio attach-
ment has been selected, the user is
prompted to delete either the audio
attachment (if available) or both the au-
dio and picture file; then confirm. If a
video file, or still picture with no audio
has been selected, then only the com-
plete file may be deleted.
Delete Entire File
Delete just the audio note, the picture
is not deleted.