Olympus i-SPEED 2, Instructions Manual

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Nomenclature & Functions
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i
--SPEED LT,
i
--SPEED 2
6. Ethernet Connector
This connector is a standard RJ45 connector with two integral
LEDs. The signal standard is the Ethernet 10--T or Ethernet
100--T and the Olympus
i
-- SPEED LT,
i
-- SPEED 2 will
automatically switch as appropriate. The Ethernet cable must
be connected to an Ethernet switch, although direct connection
to a PC / laptop is possible if the crossover cable is used. It is
strongly recommended that all the components in the Ethernet
network are compatible with 100--T as this will enable the
camera’s network controller to operate at this higher speed.
7. SVGA Connector
This connector provides a SVGA signal which contains the
video image and overlay graphics. When the CDU is being
used, this signal is a copy of the CDU image. The output
standard is the 60Hz SVGA PC video signal and the connector
conforms to the PC video 15 pin D--sub standard. As a result,
this signal may be fed directly to a PC monitor, (CRT or LCD)
and provides the best quality live analogue video signal
available from the camera.
8. Compact Flash Slot
The camera is able to operate with type I and II compact flash
memory card. Once the card is inserted it must be pressed
firmly in place and may be ejected by pressing the button at the
top of the slot. It is not necessary to switch power on and off as
the card is inserted and removed, but care must be taken not to
remove the card while writing, deleting or formatting is in
progress.
9. Feature Connector / Feature Connector Cable
This connector contains a number of signals. They are gathered
together in one connector to reduce the size of the camera’s
back panel and thereby permit the manufacture of the smallest
possible unit. In order to gain access to the signals in this
connector, a feature connector cable is supplied and this
terminates in a series of connectors, labelled as follows: