Connection to a computer, RS-232C cable connection | Sanyo DSR-C100

Connection to a computer

If the camera is connected to a computer, you can then use the accessory application software to perform operations such as data transfer and printing of images by the computer.

The method of connecting the power supply and peripheral devices is the same as described in “Basic connections”.

	(A) Hold-up switch (B) Suspicion switch	(C) Warning signal check output
	(A) Hold-up switch (B) Suspicion switch	(connect a lamp or similar device)
		(connect a lamp or similar device)

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•RS-232C cable connection

•USB cable connection

Computer

Computer

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When connecting an RS-232C cable, it may be necessary to use a separate conversion adaptor depending on the type of computer being used.

When connecting a USB cable, take note of the differences in the shapes of the connectors at the computer end and at the camera end.

Only connect a cable to the USB connector when using the application software. If the USB cable is connected to the camera at other times, normal operations such as recording cannot be carried out.

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Sanyo DSR-C100 instruction manual Connection to a computer, RS-232C cable connection, Computer

Contents

DSR-C100 Contents Formatting the memory card Function Operations Declaration of Conformity Information to User Precautions Accessories Features Part Names and Functions Front Panel Control terminals OFF Indicator Monitor display Camera status Monitor display Camera status Ni-Cd Backup Battery Installing and Handling Installing the Ni-Cd battery Basic connections Hold-up switch B Suspicion switchConnecting the power supply Connections Connection to a computer RS-232C cable connectionComputer Hard disk recording areas Hard Disk Checking the hard disk Protecting the hard disk From Recording to Playback Turn on the power. See page 1 Press the Menu button Hard Disk Standby ModeSetting to standby mode Canceling standby mode Memo Menu Settings Menu screen display BClock settings BSystem settings Setting the Clock Clock SET Setting example To set the clock to 151520 on 2 AugustBefore setting System Settings System SET Palette Hard disk initialization Changing the alarm capacity Hard Disk Capacity Settings HDD SET Use the Cursor dor c button to set Mode ... on Use the Cursor l button to select Week SUNUse the Cursor l button to select Minute Summer Time Settings Summer TIME/DAYLIGHT SET KEY Word SET File ID a Camera ID Comment KEY Word Setting KEY Word SET Press the SET button Entering a file ID 1 character Enter ALL1 in same way Setting a camera ID 5 characters Entering a comments up to 36 characters Example Set the password to Camera Use the Cursor jor l button to selectButton Change PASSWORD-DELETE OLD Password Example To change the initial setting of END to CMR Setting a password for initializing the hard disk OLD Password For Camera ID and Comment settings For Password or Camera ID settingCorrecting characters 4Checking the Summer TIME/DAYLIGHT SET settings 1Checking the Clock SET settings2Checking the HDD SET settings 3Checking the System SET settings Setting the Recording Method IlluminationImage quality Post-alarm POST-1 recording Pre-alarm PRE1 recording Suspicion recording Pre-alarm recording flow 2Number of suspicion recording images Pre-alarm recordingScreen displays 1Display during recording Post-alarm recording Press and hold the H HOLD-UP switch rear panelRelease the H HOLD-UP switch to stop recording Pre-alarm 2 PRE2 recording starts automatically Backup recording