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SimplicityCam - using it in Stand Alone SimplicityTouch mode
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Recording functionality, when using the SimplicityCam in Stand-Alone mode with the SimplicityTouch IFP, may or may not be supported depending on the IFP model.  
 
The Camera application on most Generation 3 models allows you to connect the USB of the SimplicityCam directly to the USB port of the panel and record or take still shots.  HomeScreen > Applications > Camera > Select either camera or recorder based on your desired outcome.  
 
You will want to have a flash drive also plugged into the panel to save the files you create.
 
If you have a model that does not support Recording from the android Camera application, please see the following suggestions for using the SimplicityCam directly connected to the USB of the panel.
 

Using Stand-Alone mode

  1. Viewing the document camera image within the XPress application.
     
    • ​​​​​​​To accomplish this, the user opens XPress from the Home Screen (bottom middle icon), select the Camera tool from the annotation toolbar, and drags a diagonal line across the page to open the image. Screencast-O-Matic is not available when using the XPress android application. 
       
  2. Taking still shot images using the Camera application.
     
    • ​​​​​​​To accomplish this, the user selects the Camera App which is located under “Applications” from the Home Screen (bottom left icon).  When using this function, we recommend having a USB drive plugged into the panel as the photos will save directly to the flash drive.  The Camera application does not currently support video recording.
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  3. For lesson/video recording would be the following.
     
    • Using the computer input connected to the IFP. A user connects the USB of the SimplicityCam directly to their computer and their computer to the flat panel.  This allows two easy to use options for the user.
       
      • Open XSight HD Viewer and use the built-in recording functionality OR Screen Cast-O-Matic to create your mp4 (see our YouTube channel - Recordex USA - for more support on using the XSight HD Viewer software).
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      • Open XPress, select the Camera tool from the annotation toolbar and use Screen Cast-O-Matic from the side main menu to record and publish their lessons (see our YouTube channel - Recordex USA - for more support on using the XPress annotation software).

 
If none of these solutions help resolve your issue go ahead and submit a support ticket: Click Here
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