Advertisement
MIRO C FAQS
Can I use any Ethernet cable with the Miro C211?
Yes. We include an Ethernet cable and a BNC cable with the camera, just to get you started.
But any Ethernet or BNC cable will work.
Can I use my F-mount lens with the Miro C-Series cameras?
Yes, with a converter. The Miro C's come with a C lens mount that can be reversed to
become a CS lens mount. To use an F-mount lens, you can purchase a converter (part
number VRI-FMNT-CMNT).
What is Default CSR?
The Miro C's do not have a mechanical shutter. This allows them to be as rugged as they
are but can make a CSR for good image quality inconvenient because you need to cover the
lens. When you turn the camera off, the CSR returns to the factory default.
For customers that rarely change their camera settings, the "Set new CSR default" feature
provides a convenient alternative to this process. You must operate the camera at full
resolution, for example 1280 x 1024 for the C211. You may then set the CSR for the frame
rate and exposure time you are using. That CSR will remain through turning the camera off
and on, for as long as you don't change that setting. Always run at 1000 fps and a certain
exposure, for example? Set CSR once, get great image quality, and don't worry about it
again, no matter how many times you turn the cameras on and off.
The C211 looks like the C321. Is it Hi-G? Can it be used with a
Miro Junction Box?
The Miro C211 has many of the design features as the C321, and it is made to be rather
tough. However, it is not specified as a Hi-G camera, and cannot survive the same shocks
and vibrations that the C321 can survive. The C211 is not designed to work with a Miro
Junction Box, and has different connectors.
T
F A Q S
Vision Research, Inc. | Miro C211 Camer a Manual
Advertisement
