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3.7
Remote control
Selecting this item will present a window where the up- and download of a set-up is
performed.
Remote control
Connect
Use the up and down arrows to move the cursor between the settings, and use Previous
and Next soft-keys to select option.
Connect to Selects which communication port to use, HOST or AUX.
Speed
For a transmission session a PC compatibel computer, a pin-to-pin cable with a female 9-
pin DSUB on one end and a male 9-pin DSUB on the other end and software for the PC
are required. The software, getsetup.exe and putsetup.exe, runs under MS-DOS or in a
MS-DOS box in WINDOWS 3.1, WINDOWS 95 or WINDOWS NT. The communication
cable should be connected to either HOST or AUX on the camera and the other end
either COM1 or COM2 on the PC.
The software kit is available from Kodak with part number T240000.
3.7.1 Save a Set-up
To save a set-up to a PC the following must be performed:
• Connect a PC to the Kodak Network ID Camera.
• Enter "Remote control" and select which communication port and speed to use.
• Press F1 "Connect", a text "Waiting" appear on the display. The camera is now ready
for a transmission session.
• Type "getsetup [options] filename" at the DOS-prompt and press ENTER.
Options are
Filename is any valid filename where the setup will be saved. It is recommended
that the filename ends with ".ksu".
If the command line is given with no options port COM1 will be used and the
speed will be set to 38400.
• When all is done, press F4 to exit remote mode.
Kodak AG Stuttgart
Connect to: HOST
Speed: 38400
Previous
Next
Selects the baudrate for the data transmission, 4800,9600,19200 or
38400.
-p where port is 1 or 2 for COM1 or COM2
-s where speed is 4800,9600,19200 or 38400.
Exit
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