VMS-333 & VMS-Mobile User Guide
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Scenario 4. Hook the VMS-333 to the NanoFLASH
This scenario is useful for both Standard Definition and High Definition gyro-stabilized systems that do
not include a DVR.
1.
Make sure you have properly configured (if necessary) and placed the GPS unit. For details, see
Section 4. Setting Up Your GPS Receiver
2.
If the receiver is wired, connect it to the
GPS
port on the VMS-333. Otherwise, if the receiver is
wireless, make sure to charge its battery before traveling or connect it to a power supply.
Note:
You can use more than one wireless GPS receiver if you are concerned about loss of power.
That way, if the batteries run out, another receiver will continue to operate.
3.
OPTIONAL:
Connect a differential receiver to the GPS connector for better accuracy, if desired. The
GPS unit supplied by Red Hen software is a differential receiver.
4.
Your vehicle power supply is 24 volts, use an adapter cable to connect it to a converter that will
convert it to 12 volts. Use an adapter cable to connect the output of the converter to the
Power
port on VMS-333.
Note:
If you do not plan to use the aircraft, vessel, or vehicle power supply, install a charged battery.
5.
Use the included 3.5 microphone cable to connect port
1
on VMS-333 to the microphone port on
the NanoFLASH. If you have more than one NanoFLASH, use the same type of cable to connect the
remaining audio ports to the remaining number of NanoFLASH devices, via their microphone ports.
6.
If you plan to make audio notes, connect the microphone headset to the
COM
connector on the
VMS-333, using the COM adapter cable.
7.
If you plan to use a cabled feature trigger to identify interesting features, plug the optional feature
trigger cable into the
FT
port of the VMS-333. Otherwise, make sure the VMS-333 box is close
enough that you can click the red
FT
button whenever you see an interesting feature.
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