Better Light 7 Manuel D’Utilisation
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Quick Start Guide
1. Connect the camera insert to the control unit
Plug the male end of the insert connector into
the DB-25 socket on the camera control unit into
the (marked as “DB-25 Insert Connector” in the
connector identification image on page 8). Make
sure the plug is firmly seated in the socket before
securing it to the connector with the two connector
screws.
the (marked as “DB-25 Insert Connector” in the
connector identification image on page 8). Make
sure the plug is firmly seated in the socket before
securing it to the connector with the two connector
screws.
Connect or disconnect this cable ONLY when
the camera power is turned OFF.
the camera power is turned OFF.
Mate the female end of the cable with the DB-
25 plug on the insert, again making sure the connectors are firmly seated before tightening the secur-
ing screws. Do not allow this cable to run alongside “noisy” cables such as computer, HMI lamp
cabling or electric power cords, or the image data may be compromised.
ing screws. Do not allow this cable to run alongside “noisy” cables such as computer, HMI lamp
cabling or electric power cords, or the image data may be compromised.
• NEVER connect anything except the insert to the DB-25 connector on the control unit.
• Do not use cable extenders to create a longer cable, as power losses and data corruption
will occur. In addition to the 5 meter (15 feet) cable supplied with the camera, an 8 meter
(25 feet) cable is available from Better Light.
• We recommend that you secure the cables to the control unit (with straps, velcro, tape,
etc.) to avoid accidental falls which could destroy the hard drive.
will occur. In addition to the 5 meter (15 feet) cable supplied with the camera, an 8 meter
(25 feet) cable is available from Better Light.
• We recommend that you secure the cables to the control unit (with straps, velcro, tape,
etc.) to avoid accidental falls which could destroy the hard drive.
2. Connect the control unit to the host computer
The camera control unit has a single USB-2 con-
nector, which should be connected to your comput-
er’s USB 2 port.
er’s USB 2 port.
Although the USB controller will work with
USB 1.1 ports, with all software functions avail-
able, prescan speeds will be limited and file
retrievals will be very slow. USB 2 is the pre-
ferred connection method.
able, prescan speeds will be limited and file
retrievals will be very slow. USB 2 is the pre-
ferred connection method.