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acterized by their respective time delay related to syncgroup #1 on 'Out1'.
'Out1':
Defines syncgroup #1. The three different syncgroups are characterized
by their time delay related to syncgroup #1. At least one camera has to
be connected here if you are using active targets (e.g.
Flystick3
'Out2':
Defines syncgroup #2. The time delay related to syncgroup #1 is 480 .
'Out3':
Defines syncgroup #3. The time delay related to syncgroup #1 is 960 .
For cascaded systems please connect 'Out1' to 'ExtIn' of a slave controller (see
chapter 5.6 on page 66).
'USB port':
Please plug in all USB based peripheral devices here: e.g.
communication with
less transceivers and Yost Labs wired inertial sensors (refer to
Guide Hardware
ART
accessing the
User's Guide
'Ethernet port':
Please connect the
Cat 5 cable.
'Power inlet':
Please connect to mains.
Connecting cameras - data Mount the cameras at the desired position before connect-
ing the cables. The controller is equipped with an internal switch (100 Base-TX) which
serves for the connection to the cameras (suitable for small systems, i.e.
ARTTRACK
The cameras have to be connected via twisted pair cables (min. Cat 5, max.
length 100 m) to the internal Ethernet switch of the controller. Larger systems (i.e.
cameras) have to be equipped with an external switch which itself must be connected to
any port of the internal switch of the controller.
Older switches sometimes do have uplink ports which are not suitable
for connecting to the camera. Only use the normal ports of the switch.
). Refer to chapter 5.8.3 on page 92 for more information.
Flystick2/2+/3 (refer to chapter 4.4.2 on page 34), Trivisio wire-
Inertial Sensors). You can also plug-in a USB pen drive for
Controller without the
Connecting to the controller
ARTTRACK controller to your local network using a twisted pair
5.9 Discontinued hardware
RadioTransceiver2/3
DTRACK3
frontend (refer to
).
Fingertracking
,
for
DTRACK3 User's
DTRACK3
4 cameras).
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