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CHAPTER 8 COPYING IMAGES TO A NETWORK DISK:

The ACC2 program can save the image on a network disk. Here it can be read by «another program» which can process and display the on-line image data at e.g. the World Wide Web. The «another program» is not a part of the ACC2 program and can not be run on the camera PC. (The Geomapper program written by Dagfinn Opsvik can be used as the «another program».)

The settings in the configuration file (see below) must then be:

ACC_NET_IMAGE_ALLOW 1

ACC_NET_IMAGE_DIR y:\directory1\directory2 ..

The y:\directory1\directory2.. must be a network disk mounted as y: on the camera PC. Y: can be any character. (As an example in Oslo the ACC_NET_IMAGE_DIR g:\tmp\pmis\images was used). The network disk can also be the main harddisk C:, e.g. C:\tmp

.

The line in the sequence file is .. s1 u1 .. when the images should be stored at a network disk.

In the ACC_NET_IMAGE_DIR directory the sub directories 427.8nm

,557.7nm and 630.0nm must exit. (The ACC2 program will not create any directories at the network disk.) The ACC2 program will then save the images «from» the respective filters on these sub directories.

On the network disk the image names are:

pmis.0

pmis.1

pmis.2

pmis.3

pmis.4

pmis.5

pmis.6

pmis.7

pmis.8

pmis.9

The pmis.0 is the first image saved. When the pmis.9 is saved the next image is pmis.0, pmis.1,, … in an endless cycle.

It is the «another program» responsibility not to read the image at the network disk before the ACC2 program has finished saving it. The possible solution is then to check the file size which is 525492 bytes for each image.

When ACC_NET_IMAGE_DUMMY is 1 in the configuration file a small file dummy.dat is copied to the network disk after the pmis image is copied. This file can be used to synchronise the reading. The dummy.dat file can be deleted by the «another program».

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ACC2 Aurora specifications

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