Campbell Hausfeld CC640 4.3 CS I/O Port

Operating Manual

Figure 7 Camera connections for CS I/O port operation

4.3 CS I/O Port

The CS I/O port on the camera provides a connector for CS I/O communications.

The port is designed to communicate with Campbell Scientific dataloggers

equipped with CS I/O communication ports. A ribbon cable assembly (C1947) is

used to provide a male 9-pin connector that can plug directly to the CS I/O port or

to a SC-12 cable that connects to the CS I/O port (See Figure 7). The CS I/O port

is used to download image files to the datalogger. The image files can then be

collected remotely in conjunction with the regular data.

The camera will support only Concurrent Synchronous Device Communications

(CSDC) and will not support Modem Enabled (ME) Communications. The camera

can be assigned one of two CSDC addresses, 7 or 8. If another CSDC device is

connected to the CS I/O port, then the camera must have an address that is

different from the other device.

The CS I/O port cable lengths should be restricted to 12 feet or less to ensure

optimal operation.

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Contents

Main CC640 Digital Camera Operating Manual Page Guarantee Page Contents Page Tables Page CC640 Digital Camera 1. Specifications 2. Introduction 2.1 Connecting 2.2 Configuring 2.3 Operating 2.4 Retrieving Images 2.5 Additional Reference Material 2.6 CC640 Quick Check List 3. Camera Hardware description 3.1 Terminal Block Connections 3.2 Power Switch 3.3 Snap Button 3.4 Set-up Button 3.5 Video Output 3.6 External I/O Connector 3.7 LED (Green) LED 3.8 Compact Flash Memory Card 3.8.1 Firmware Update From Memory Card 4. Communications 4.1 PakBus Communications 4.2 RS-232 Port Page Page Page 4.3 CS I/O Port 4.4 RS-485 Port 5. Device Configuration Utility 5.1 Using The Device Configuration Utility Page Page Page 6. Operational Description 6.1 Self Timed Mode 6.2 External Trigger Mode 7. Image Quality 7.1 Lighting conditions 7.2 Night Time Images 7.3 Date and Time Stamp 7.4 JPEG Compression 8. Lens 8.1 Lenses and Field of View 8.2 Focus and Zoom Adjustment 8.2.1 Temperature Variations and Focus 8.3 Lens Filter 9. Maintenance 9.1 Lithium Battery 9.2 Lens Cleaning 10. Set-up and Interface Guide 10.1 Trigger mode 10.1.1 External Trigger 10.1.2 Self-Timed Trigger 10.1.3 Combination of External and Self-Timed Triggers 10.2 Communications 10.2.1 Communications Disabled 10.2.2 CS I/O Communications 10.2.3 RS-232 Communications 10.2.4 RS-485 Communications 11. Power Calculations and Timings 11.1 Standalone Operation 11.2 Operation with Communications Page 12. ents 12.2 CR10X Memory Allocation 12.3 CR10X Pak CR10X Interface Guide 12.1 CR10X Datalogger Requirem 13. CR1000 Interface Guide 13.1 CR1000 Memory Set-up 13.2 CR1000 Files Manager 13.3 CR1000 CS I/O Communications 13.4 CR1000 RS-232 Port Communications 13.5 CR1000 COM Port (control port) Communications 14. Remote Image Retrieval 14.1 LNCMD.EXE 14.2 Using Loggernet File Control 14.3 Task Set-up / LNCMD.EXE Page Page 15. Installation 15.1 Enclosures 15.2 Mounting Holes Page Appendix A. Camera Enclosures 1. ENC 16/18-CC Page 2. CC4718 Enclosure Page Page Page Appendix B. Quick Set-up and Test Procedure CC640 in Standalone Mode Video-Out Clear Compact Flash 12 VDC battery CC640 Page Page Page CAMPBELL SCIENTIFIC COMPANIES