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CAUTION
1. Insert the connector @ of the external trigger cable to the connector ²
on the PCIe interface board in the computer or the PCIe extension box.
2. When using the trigger input, connect the red cable (marked “ ” ) to the
BNC connector ³.
3. When using the trigger output, connect the blue cable (marked “ ” ) to
the BNC connector |.
Fig. 13
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Connecting the External Trigger Cable (Fig. 13)
· The external triggering is available only when the DP2-
BSW Basic Software is run.
· Although the trigger input is not available for the present,
it will be enabled by updating as soon as it is ready.
Connecting the ExpressCard and PCIe x1 Cable (Fig. 11)
# Insert the cable connectors all the way.
1. Insert the ExpressCard all the way into the card insertion slot
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of the
laptop computer.
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ExpressCard/34 slot: Hold the card with the surface marked “INSERT”
facing up and insert.
ExpressCard/54 slot: Hold the card with the surface marked “INSERT”
facing up and insert it along the left edge of the slot.
2. Check the orientation of the connector @ of the PCIe x1 cable and insert
it into the connector on the PCIe extension box.
3. Insert the connector ² into the ExpressCard.
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Connecting the AC Cable (Fig. 12)
Fig. 12
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# Insert the cable and power cord connectors all the way.
1. Insert the connector @ of the AC adapter into the connector on the PCIe
extension box.
2. Insert the connector ² of the power cord to the connector on the AC
adapter.
# Always use the power cord provided by Olympus. If no power cord is
provided with the camera head, please select the proper power cord
by referring to chapter “PROPER SELECTION OF THE POWER SUPPLY
CORD” at the end of this instruction manual.
3. Insert the power cord plug ³ into the power outlet.
# If the equipment is not grounded/earthed, Olympus can no longer
warrant the electrical safety performance of the equipment.
To ExpressCard
Computer
PCIe Extension Box
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Fig. 11
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