AXIS Camera Station Installation Guide

AXIS Camera Station Installation Guide

This document will help you install AXIS Camera Station and configure it for your Axis Network Cameras and Axis Video Servers. A brief introduction to the functionality of the software is covered here, see the online Help or the AXIS Camera Station User’s Manual for a detailed description. The User’s Manual is available on the CD and on www.axis.com

AXIS Camera Station is a complete monitoring and recording system for use with Axis Network Cameras and Video Servers. The application’s main window provides quick and easy access to all connected and configured cameras, recordings, inputs and outputs used in the system. A background service in Windows, AXIS Camera Station will start automatically upon system start-up and continue running even after the user logs out.

Configuration
All dialogs that allow control and configuration of all aspects of the AXIS Camera Station system are found under Options in the menu

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SBIG CCD Cameras Users Guide

SBIG CCD Cameras Users Guide

Amateur Astronomers are taking CCD images today that rival the film images taken by the Professional Astronomers of the past. The power of today’s Cameras is simply incredible. This manual describes how to get the most out of your SBIG Camera using our CCDOps software. While it doesn’t discuss every single feature of the software it does give you an in-depth understanding of what you’ll need to take outstanding images.

Further detailed information can be found in the Help menu of CCDOps and Online at SBIG’s Website: www.sbig.com
Many users subscribe to the SBIG User Group (available from our Website). There you will find hundreds of other users doing exactly the same thing you are: Trying to Take the Best Astrophotos possible. Sign up and follow the discussions. If you have questions the community is usually happy to help. It’s an invaluable resource.

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Cisco VT Camera II

Cisco VT Camera II

Cisco VT Camera
II is a camera for use with Cisco Unified Video Advantage or Cisco Unified Personal Communicator. These applications allow you to add video to your communications. This guide provides information and instructions for the Cisco VT Camera II.
It includes these topics:
• Getting Started
• Installing your Cisco VT Camera II
• Using Your Cisco VT Camera II
• Using Cisco Video Telephony Applications
• Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information
• Cisco One-Year Limited Hardware Warranty Terms

Review the following list to make sure you have received all the necessary items to install your Cisco VT Camera II.
• 1 Cisco VT Camera II with attached USB cable
• 1 flexible camera base
• 1 privacy shade
• this Quick Start Guide for Cisco VT Camera II

See Figure 1 in the “How to Set Up the Cisco VT Camera II” section on page 5 for an illustration of the Cisco VT Camera II components and connections. If you are missing any items, contact your system administrator before continuing with the installation.

Installation Requirements
Installation requirements may vary depending upon whether you are using your Cisco VT Camera II with Cisco Unified Video Advantage or Cisco Unified Personal Communicator.
For the latest information about supported phone models and minimum PC requirements, consult the user guide for your product or contact your system administrator.

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Network Camera Installation Guide for i3 Navigator and Sea Ray Navigator

Network Camera Installation Guide for i3 Navigator and Sea Ray Navigator

This installation guide is designed to assist i3 Navigator/Sea Ray Navigator dealers and technicians in installing network cameras aboard a vessel. Equipment setup, verification and troubleshooting are all covered.

i3 Navigator/Sea Ray Navigator
Except where noted, the instructions in this guide apply to both i3 Navigator and Sea Ray Navigator. The generic term “Navigation computer” is used throughout this document in place of these two product names.

On weekends, this telephone number is forwarded to a technical support assistant who can help in troubleshooting problems on a limited basis. Please note that weekend support may not always be immediately available. If you are asked to leave a voice mail message, someone will return your call as soon as possible.

The network camera option consists of one or more cameras connected to the Navigation computer’s display. The camera(s) can be controlled and viewed from both the primary and auxiliary Navigation computers (if applicable). Note: In some cases, cameras may have already been mounted and wired to the Navigation computer at the factory. If this is the case, the camera(s) still need to be configured to work with the Navigation computer. If cameras are already mounted on the vessel but are not yet working with the Navigation computer.

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