Campbell CC5MPXWD, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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CC5MPX Digital Camera
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Always ensure that the cable connectors, the covers, and the lens tube are
securely in place.
• Record any changes to the IP settings of the camera. This information is
important to gain access to the camera for focusing or reconfiguration.
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The camera configuration file can be saved or loaded via the web
interface. This feature can be found under the
System and Image Capture
tabs.
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Check the Campbell Scientific website for firmware updates that may
apply.
10.2.2 Campbell Dataloggers Users
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If interfacing to a datalogger, ensure that the datalogger has the
appropriate PakBus® operating system.
• Use either the CC5MPX built in web interface, DevConfig or PakBus
Graph to change settings in the camera.
• Use DevConfig to change settings in MD485 or other PakBus devices.
• DevConfig can also be used to set the datalogger memory and PakBus
parameters.
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Files must be less than 2 MB for PakBus transmissions.
• The datalogger instruction SendVariable can be used to send variables or
text to the camera, for use in image or video banners. The instruction can
also be used to control the window defroster.
10.2.3 Configuration Process
1. Determine what will trigger the capture of an image or video. Options are:
a. Time – Enable and configure Self Timed Capture 1, Self Timed
Capture 2, or both.
b. External Signal – Enable and configure the External Trigger Capture.
c. Motion Detect – Enable and configure Motion Detect Capture.
2. Select the power mode that best suits the specific requirements (see
TABLE 10-1 ). Options are:
a. Fully On – Used if no power constraints exist or if high performance
is required.
b. Partially On – Provides substantial reduction in power (especially
with the Ethernet power mode set to Full Power Save).
c. Deep Sleep – Provides very good power savings. The camera does not
need to reboot when activated by a trigger. Recommended to use if
more than 24 triggers are expected per day.