
Fixed CPU Frequency (MHz) Power Consumption (W)
300
2.64
600
2.88
800
3.00
1000
3.24
Power consumption is very dependent on the sensor type fitted. In general, CCD and sensors with a
larger resolution will need consume much more power than small, CMOS sensors.
11.10 Mounting Windows® Shares
To access shared resources on a Windows® PC you will need the
cifs
kernel module and the user space
application
mount.cifs
. Install them using the following commands:
opkg update
opkg install cifs kernel-module-cifs
modprobe cifs
Now you can mount a Windows® share e.g.
mount.cifs //triton/vision /mnt -o user=myuser,pass=mypass
In the example above
//triton/vision
is the name of the Windows® PC and shared resource and
/mnt
is the mount point on the mvBlueLYNX-X. Username and password are given using the options shown
above. Please substitute your own values.
There are more options available e.g. you can also specify a Windows® domain name. To see more details
just type
mount.cifs
.
If you need to access your shared resource regularly it makes sense to load the kernel module automatically
after every new start. To do this, please enter the following comands (once only):
echo "cifs" > /etc/modutils/cifs
update-modules
Now
cifs
will be loaded every time after booting.
To make things more comfortable add a line like this to the file
/etc/fstab
on the camera. Here, the same
share, user name & password as in the example above are shown. Please substitute your own values.
//triton/vision /mnt cifs noauto,user=myuser,pass=mypass,_netdev 0 0
Now you can mount your shared resource at any time like this:
mount /mnt
At the moment automatic mounting of network resources will not work since the network is initialized
too late. We hope to provide a solution to this problem soon. For the same reason it is necessary to
unmount your network resources before rebooting the camera i.e. issue the
umount /mnt
command.
If you do not do this then a reboot will only proceed after a timeout of several minutes.
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