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Intelligente Datenlogger
Network Camera (HostCAMF44) Manual
The following configuration example defines the triggering of 2 Network Cameras on the GL53xx:
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IP addresses of the two cameras are entered.
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PanelKey1 controls the trigger of sensor unit 1 on camera 1.
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The same for PanelKey2/3/4, they control the triggering of the sensor unit 2/3/4 on camera 1.
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LEDs 1 to 4 indicate the states of the 4 triggers, LED5 flashes permanently.
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The logger display shows the actual amount of the requested camera triggers.
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Each trigger status change is logged in CAN16.
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The data logger enters sleep mode only if Key2 is pressed down for 3 seconds.
SYSTEM
Pause
= 0
SleepSeconds
= 0
logger1size
= 10000
logger2size
= 50
AutoConnectAnaIn
= 0
StandardDelay
= 0
HostCameraAddress
=
"192.168.9.90"
HostCameraType = 2
HostCameraParam = 1
HostCamera2Address =
"192.168.9.90"
HostCamera2Type = 2
HostCamera2Param = 2
HostCamera3Address =
"192.168.9.90"
HostCamera3type
= 2
HostCamera3Param = 3
HostCamera4Address
=
"192.168.9.90"
HostCamera4Type = 2
HostCamera4Param = 4
TIMER
LongKey2 TIME = 3000 (Key2)
{ key2 is pressed for 3 seconds }
CALC
SystemRequest = ShutdownRequest
WHEN
(LongKey2)
{ request logger shutdown}
CONST
Action_HandleTrigger = 1
Action_SendStatus = 2
VAR
Shutdowntrigger =
FREE
[1]
TriggerAnzahl =
FREE
[16]
Action =
FREE
[8]
{ for ON CALC handler ... }
FLAG
TriggerFlag1
SET
= (PanelKey1)
RESET
=(
NOT
PanelKey1)
SOUND
(HI)
TriggerFlag2
SET
= (PanelKey2)
RESET
=(
NOT
PanelKey2)
SOUND
(LO)
TriggerFlag3
SET
= (PanelKey3)
RESET
=(
NOT
PanelKey3)
SOUND
(HI)
TriggerFlag4
SET
= (PanelKey4)
RESET
=(
NOT
PanelKey4)
SOUND
(LO)