DigiSnap 3000
Digital Camera Remote Controller
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9/25/03
Rev B
P - Power Control Menu
Switch to the power management menu.
L - Set Clock: 2001/12/29 23:59:20
Set the time and date of the on-board real time clock.
F - Temperature Monitor
The DigiSnap 3000 incorporates an internal temperature sensor. The sensor may be periodically checked
and reported by this configuration.
S - Set Start-Up Mode (Attended)
When the DigiSnap is powered on, it will determine the configured start-up mode, and act accordingly.
If configured for attended mode, then it will merely display the menus, and wait for user input.
If set to either of the two time-lapse modes (STL, ATL), then it will wait briefly to determine if it is
connected to a terminal, and if not will proceed with the time-lapse operation unattended. If connected to a
terminal, then the DigiSnap will enter attended mode.
R - Remember Changes / Reset DigiSnap
As changes are made to configurations, the changes are saved in RAM (volatile memory). If the power is
removed from the system, the changes will not be saved. To save the changes, execute this command,
which will load the configurations to FLASH (non-volatile) memory, where they will be retained until
changed again. This process will also re-boot the DigiSnap 3000.
Q - Quit to Main Menu
Return to the main menu, where images can be acquired.
Camera Configuration Menu
This menu allows configuration of the camera specific parameters.
C - Set Camera Parameters
There are a number of camera parameters which the DigiSnap maintains and loads into the camera when it
is powered on. The command requests input values for each of these parameters. Refer to Appendix B for a
list of the configurable parameters.
Note that when powered on, the camera is first set to factory default, so some parameters may simply be
configured as default, whereby the DigiSnap will not make any change.
D - Display Camera Parameters
The current parameter values are loaded from the camera, and displayed.
F - Set Parameters to Default
The camera parameters are reset to the factory default state specific to each camera model.
