Calibrating a Camera Boom

Calibrating a Camera Boom The Camera Boom houses three digital cameras. Each camera captures a portion of the notes on your whiteboard. After the notes have been captured, the three images are stitched together into a single snapshot and excess wall surface that was captured by the cameras is cropped. During this process, the image is normalized and keystoning is corrected. The processes used to stitch, crop, normalize and otherwise improve image quality occur automatically each time you press the Capture button. All you need to do is calibrate the Camera Boom. Under most circumstances, you only need to calibrate a Camera Boom once before you use it to capture whiteboard notes for the first time. However, if the Camera Boom or whiteboard is moved, you may need to repeat the calibration process. To calibrate a Camera Boom, you ll need to complete the following two tasks: 1 Refine how images from the three cameras are aligned during stitching (pages 38 through 41). 2 Define the frame used to crop the captured image (pages 42 through 44). Refining Image Alignment The image alignment parameters assigned to your Camera Boom during manufacturing may not reflect the exact position of your Camera Boom once it s mounted on the wall. Three digital cameras are housed in the Camera Boom. To ensure that the images taken by these cameras are stitched together with precision, you ll need to refine image alignment. Calibrating a Camera Boom 37

To refine image alignment: 1 Press the button on the Control Unit. No session is active. Press Open Session to begin. 192.168.1.10 or hawksetup The Mode screen will appear. You are in Mode. * Press Brightness to adjust screen brightness. * Press Printer to change printer type. * Press Calibrate to refine image alignment and set image cropping. * Press Return to exit the Mode. Hawkeye 480C 1.0.1 Brightness Printer Calibrate Return 2 Press the Calibrate button. 38 Calibrating a Camera Boom

The Calibration Mode screen will appear. You are in Calibration Mode. * Press Alignment to refine image alignment. * Press Cropping to define image cropping. * Press Return to exit the Calibration Mode. Alignment Cropping Return 3 Press the Alignment button. 4 If more than one Camera Boom is connected to your Control Unit, the following screen will appear. Press the button for the Board you want. Please select the Board you want. Board 1 Board 2 Board 3 NOTE: The images displayed in this screen are only provided to help you select a whiteboard. They have not undergone the image improvement processing normally provided by Hawkeye. After you finish refining image alignment, these images will be deleted automatically. Calibrating a Camera Boom 39

5 Identify the area of the whiteboard on which you ll write sample text. Using a dry-erase marker, mark the center of the whiteboard at the top of the writing surface. Make two more marks at the top of the writing surface, each mark approximately 2 ft (.5 m) from the center. Step 1: Mark the center of the whiteboard. Whiteboard Step 2: Make two more marks, each approximately 2 ft (.5 m) from the center. Marking Sample Text Boundary on the Whiteboard 6 Use a black or dark blue dry-erase marker to print on the whiteboard, filling the space between the outside marks with lines of printing that begin at the top of the white board and continue to the bottom. Make each letter or number approximately 4" (12 cm) high. Avoid repeating the same letter or digit in sequence. Outside Marks Whiteboard A B D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 A B D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Sample Text Printing Sample Text on the Whiteboard 40 Calibrating a Camera Boom

The following screen will remain displayed while you print sample text on the whiteboard. * Fill the center 4 ft of the whiteboard with lines of printing in black or dark blue. Avoid repeating the same letter or digit in sequence. Then press Start. * To exit this screen, press Return. Start Return 7 Press the Start button. The following message will appear once image alignment is complete. Image alignment complete. Press Return to exit this screen. Return 8 Press the Return button. The Calibration Mode screen will reappear. 9 If more than one Camera Boom is connected to your Control Unit, repeat this procedure for each Camera Boom, beginning on page 38. Calibrating a Camera Boom 41

Setting Image Cropping 1 Press the Cropping button on the Control Unit. You are in Calibration Mode. * Press Alignment to refine image alignment. * Press Cropping to define image cropping. * Press Return to exit the Calibration Mode. Alignment Cropping Return NOTE: If the Cropping button isn t currently displayed, press the button. Then press the Calibrate button in the Mode screen that appears. 2 If more than one Camera Boom is connected to your Control Unit, the following screen will appear. Press the button for the Board you want. Please select the Board you want. Board 1 Board 2 Board 3 NOTE: The images displayed in this screen are only provided to help you select a whiteboard. They have not undergone the image improvement processing normally provided by Hawkeye. After you finish defining image cropping, these images will be deleted automatically. 42 Calibrating a Camera Boom

A series of screens, like the one shown below, will appear to enable you to adjust each edge of the image-cropping frame. Left Cropping Line (Reposition edge to remove whiteboard frame from captured image) * To position the left cropping line, use the Scroll arrow buttons. Press Save when done. * To exit this screen, press Return. 192.168.1.10 or hawksetup Save Return 3 Adjust the position of each edge as follows: a Based on the screen capture displayed, adjust the cropping line using the Scroll arrow buttons. NOTE: To move the top or bottom edge up, press the right arrow button. To move the top or bottom edge down, press the left arrow button. b When the cropping line is where you want, press the Save button. c Repeat the above steps for each edge. Calibrating a Camera Boom 43

After you adjust the position of the bottom edge, the Calibration Mode screen will reappear. You are in Calibration Mode. * Press Alignment to refine image alignment. * Press Cropping to define image cropping. * Press Return to exit the Calibration Mode. Alignment Cropping Return If more than one Camera Boom is connected to your Control Unit, repeat steps 1 through 3, beginning on page 42, for each Camera Boom. 4 Press the Return button in the Calibration Mode screen. The Mode screen will appear. You are in Mode. * Press Brightness to adjust screen brightness. * Press Printer to change printer type. * Press Calibrate to refine image alignment and set image cropping. * Press Return to exit the Mode. Hawkeye 480C 1.0.1 Brightness Printer Calibrate Return 5 Press the Return button in the Mode screen. From now on, captured images will be automatically cropped to fit the frame you defined. 44 Calibrating a Camera Boom

Updating Control Unit Firmware SMART Technologies will periodically issue firmware updates for the Hawkeye Control Unit. The procedure for updating Control Unit firmware varies, depending on whether the Control Unit is connected to a network: If your Control Unit is connected to a network, you can simply update the firmware using a Web browser at your desk. If your Control Unit isn t connected to a network, you ll have to configure a computer to network with the Control Unit before you can begin updating firmware. To update Control Unit firmware: 1 If your Control Unit isn t connected to a network, complete the steps included under Setting Up a Computer to Assign a Static IP Address on pages 31 through 32. 2 Write down the IP Address or Host Name that appears on the right side of the Control Unit screen. No session is active. Press Open Session to begin. 192.168.1.10 or hawksetup 3 Open a Web browser on a computer that is networked to the Control Unit. 4 Enter the IP Address or Host Name assigned to your Control Unit and /config in the Address box in the Web browser. For example, if the IP Address of your Control Unit is 102.123.1.11, you would enter http://102.123.1.11/config in the Address box. The Enter Network Password dialog box will appear. Updating Control Unit Firmware 45

5 Enter admin as the User Name. If this is the first time you have accessed the Configuration page, leave the Password blank. Otherwise, enter the Password that you assigned. 6 Click OK. The Configuration page will appear. 7 Click Update Firmware in the Configuration page. A Web page will appear, reminding you to save captured images. When you update the firmware, your Control Unit will be automatically restarted and any images stored on the Control Unit will be deleted. 8 Click the Erase Images and Continue button. The Update Firmware page will appear. 9 Enter the file path and name of the update file, or click the Browse button to look for the file you want. 10 Click the Upload button. The Updating Firmware page will appear. Power to the Control Unit will automatically turn off and then on again. Once the Control Unit is back on, the firmware update will take effect. 11 If you had to set up a computer to network with the Control Unit in order to update firmware, disconnect the computer from the Control Unit and return the network configuration on the computer to the original settings. 46 Updating Control Unit Firmware

Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard Using Hawkeye at a whiteboard is simple. Just follow the instructions displayed on the Control Unit screen and press the Control Unit buttons to capture, print and delete images of your whiteboard notes. Some buttons on the Control Unit are reserved for specific functions; others are assigned as needed. Buttons that can be assigned are called soft buttons. The current function of each soft button is identified on the Control Unit screen. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Functions of Soft Buttons Vary Print Ready to capture a new image. Delete Fri Aug 18 2000 14:30:09 Board 1 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Control Unit Screen Soft Buttons Scroll Close Session Open Session Power Indicator Light Capture Scroll Arrow Buttons Open Session Button Capture Button Control Unit Interface Close Session Button Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard 47

For best results when writing on the whiteboard: Use regular dry-erase markers and not fine-point markers. Avoid light colors such as pink or yellow. Use dark colors instead. Do not use excessively small print. Each letter should be at least 1½" (3.81 cm) in height. Reactivating the Control Unit After an extended period of inactivity, Hawkeye will go into sleep mode. The screen will appear blank and the power indicator light will flash slowly. To reactivate the Control Unit, press any button. Starting or Resuming a Session Hawkeye organizes images into sessions. If the Control Unit became inactive while a session was open, when it s reactivated a screen will appear indicating that a session is still open. At that point, you can either resume the current session or start a new one. If the Control Unit became inactive after a session was ended, when it s reactivated you ll be prompted to open a new session. You can also initiate a new session yourself at any time. As soon as you start a new session, the images captured during the previous session are no longer available on the Control Unit. However, these images can be accessed using a Web browser, provided there is sufficient storage capacity (approximately 20 images). When the maximum storage capacity is exceeded, the oldest session will be deleted to make room for new images. For more information about accessing captured images on a Web browser, refer to pages 58 through 63. If your Control Unit isn t connected to a network, you ll need to print the images from the previous session before you start a new one. 48 Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard

To start a new session: Press the Open Session button on the Control Unit. Once a new session has been initiated, the following screen will appear, enabling you to capture the notes on your whiteboard whenever you re ready. New session started. Ready to capture. When you are ready to record an image of the board, press Capture. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom To resume a session after reactivating the Control Unit: Press the Resume Session button on the Control Unit. A session with 3 images is currently open: * Press Resume Session to continue this session. * Press Open Session to immediately end this session and start a new one. After a session ends, images can be viewed by browsing to http://boardroom/ on any computer connected to the same network as the Control Unit. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Resume Session A screen will appear, indicating that the session has been resumed and the Control Unit is ready to capture a new image. Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard 49

Capturing the Notes from Your Whiteboard 1 Press the Capture button on the Control Unit. Remember to stand away from the whiteboard clear of the cameras while the image is being captured. 2 If more than one Camera Boom is connected to your Control Unit, the following screen will appear. Press the button for the Board you want. Please select the Board you want. Board 1 Board 2 Board 3 NOTE: The images displayed in this screen are only provided to help you select a whiteboard. They have not undergone the image improvement processing normally provided by Hawkeye. A message will appear, indicating that the image is being captured and perfected. Once the capture has been completed, this screen will appear. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:30:09 Board 1 Ready to capture a new image. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Print Delete 50 Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard

Adjusting Control Unit Screen Brightness 1 Press the button on the Control Unit. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:30:09 Board 1 Ready to capture a new image. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Print Delete The Mode screen will appear. You are in Mode. * Press Brightness to adjust screen brightness. * Press Printer to change printer type. * Press Calibrate to refine image alignment and set image cropping. * Press Return to exit the Mode. Hawkeye 480C 1.0.1 Brightness Printer Calibrate Return Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard 51

2 Press the Brightness button. The following screen will appear. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 * To adjust screen brightness, use the Scroll arrow buttons. Press Save when done. * To exit this screen, press Return. Fri Aug 18 2000 14:32:13 Board 1 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Save Return 3 Use the Scroll arrow buttons to adjust the brightness of the display. To decrease the brightness, press the left arrow button. To increase the brightness, press the right arrow button. 4 Press the Save button. The Mode screen will reappear. You are in Mode. * Press Brightness to adjust screen brightness. * Press Printer to change printer type. * Press Calibrate to refine image alignment and set image cropping. * Press Return to exit the Mode. Hawkeye 480C 1.0.1 Brightness Printer Calibrate Return 5 Press the Return button. 52 Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard

Printing Captured Images on the Control Unit If a printer is connected to the Control Unit, you can print an individual image or all of the images in the current session at the whiteboard. To print an individual image: 1 Press the Print button on the Control Unit. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:30:09 Board 1 Ready to capture a new image. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Print Delete The Print Mode screen will appear. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:34:12 Board 1 You are in Print Mode. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Print Current Print All Return 2 If it isn t already displayed, use the Scroll arrow buttons to navigate to the image you want to print. 3 Press the Print Current button. Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard 53

To print all of the images in the current session: 1 Press the Print button on the Control Unit. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:30:09 Board 1 Ready to capture a new image. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Print Delete The Print Mode screen will appear. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:34:12 Board 1 You are in Print Mode. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Print Current Print All Return 2 Press the Print All button. 54 Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard

Deleting Captured Images on the Control Unit You can delete individual images or all of the images in the current session. To delete an individual image: 1 Press the Delete button on the Control Unit. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:30:09 Board 1 Ready to capture a new image. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Print Delete The Delete Mode screen will appear. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:34:12 Board 1 You are in Delete Mode. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Delete Current Delete All Return 2 If it isn t already displayed, use the Scroll arrow buttons to navigate to the image you want to delete. 3 Press the Delete Current button. Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard 55

To delete all of the images in the current session: 1 Press the Delete button on the Control Unit. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:30:09 Board 1 Ready to capture a new image. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Print Delete The Delete Mode screen will appear. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:34:12 Board 1 You are in Delete Mode. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Delete Current Delete All Return 2 Press the Delete All button. 56 Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard

Ending a Session Don t leave the room before you re certain you ve captured all of the notes on your whiteboard. If your Control Unit isn t connected to a network, make sure you print all of the captured images before you leave or close the session. When a new session is started, the previous one is ended automatically. You can also choose to end a session as a separate task. After a session has been ended, the images in that session can no longer be viewed on the Control Unit. You can only view images after a session has been ended if the Control Unit is connected to a network. For information on accessing captured images on a network using a Web browser, refer to pages 58 through 63. To end a session: 1 When you ve finished capturing, printing and deleting images in the current session, press the Close Session button on the Control Unit. The following screen will appear, asking you to confirm that you want to end the session. This will end the current session of 4 image(s): * Press Resume Session to cancel your request and return to the current session. * Press Close Session to immediately end this session. After a session ends, images can be viewed by browsing to http://boardroom/ on any computer connected to the same network as the Control Unit. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Resume Session 2 Press the Close Session button again to complete your request. Using Hawkeye at a Whiteboard 57

Working with Captured Images at Your Desk If your Control Unit is connected to a local area network, everyone else in your organization who is connected to the network and has access to a Web browser can view, copy, print and save the images captured by Hawkeye. It s possible to print images from the current session using either the Control Unit or a Web browser on a computer. However, to copy or save images, you ll need a Web browser. The maximum number of images that can be stored by Hawkeye is approximately 20. When this storage capacity is exceeded, all of the images in the oldest session will be deleted. If you want to copy or save captured images of your whiteboard notes, we recommend that you do so as soon as you finish using the whiteboard. Accessing the Sessions Web Page To begin working with captured images on a Web browser, you need to access the Sessions page. To access the Sessions page: 1 Write down the IP Address or Host Name that appears on the right side of the Control Unit screen. Session 1 Image 4 of 4 Fri Aug 18 2000 14:30:09 Board 1 Ready to capture a new image. 102.123.1.11 or Boardroom Print Delete 58 Working with Captured Images at Your Desk

2 Open a Web browser to the IP Address or Host Name of the Control Unit. For example, if the IP Address of the Control Unit is 102.123.1.11, you would type http://102.123.1.11 in the Address box. A Sessions page for the Hawkeye Control Unit will appear. Working with Captured Images at Your Desk 59

Viewing Captured Images on a Web Browser To view captured images in Internet Explorer: 1 Open the Sessions Web page. A list of the sessions recently created will appear. 2 Click on the Session you want. A Web page with thumbnails of the images you captured during that session will appear. 3 If the image you want is not displayed, click the Refresh button. 4 Click the thumbnail for the image you want to view. The image you selected will be enlarged on a new Web page, so you can more easily view the captured whiteboard notes. To view captured images in Netscape Communicator or Navigator: 1 Open the Sessions Web page. A list of the sessions recently created will appear. 2 Click on the Session you want. A Web page with thumbnails of the images you captured during that session will appear. 3 If the image you want is not displayed, click the Reload button. 4 Click the thumbnail for the image you want to view. The image you selected will be enlarged on a new Web page, so you can more easily view the captured whiteboard notes. 60 Working with Captured Images at Your Desk

Copying Captured Images on a Web Browser NOTE: You can only copy captured images if you re using Internet Explorer. Netscape Communicator and Navigator don t support this feature. To copy captured images in Internet Explorer: 1 Open the Sessions Web page. A list of the sessions recently created will appear. 2 Click on the Session you want. A Web page with thumbnails of the images you captured during that session will appear. 3 If the image you want is not displayed, click the Refresh button. 4 Right-click the thumbnail you want and select Copy from the pop-up menu that appears. The image can now be pasted into any open Windows application in the JPEG file interchange format (.jpg). Printing Captured Images on a Web Browser To print captured images in Internet Explorer: 1 Open the Sessions Web page. A list of the sessions recently created will appear. 2 Click on the Session you want. A Web page with thumbnails of the images you captured during that session will appear. 3 If the image you want is not displayed, click the Refresh button. 4 Right-click the thumbnail you want and select Print Target from the pop-up menu that appears. For best results, set paper orientation to landscape. Working with Captured Images at Your Desk 61

To print captured images in Netscape Communicator or Navigator: 1 Open the Sessions Web page. A list of the sessions recently created will appear. 2 Click on the Session you want. A Web page with thumbnails of the images you captured during that session will appear. 3 If the image you want is not displayed, click the Reload button. 4 Click the thumbnail for the image you want to print. The image you selected will be enlarged on a new Web page. 5 Click the Print button on the toolbar. or Select Print from the File menu. For best results, set paper orientation to landscape. Saving Captured Images on a Web Browser If you want to keep soft copies of your whiteboard notes, save the images on a Web browser as soon as you finish using the whiteboard. To save captured images in Internet Explorer: 1 Open the Sessions Web page. A list of the sessions recently created will appear. 2 Click on the Session you want. A Web page with thumbnails of the images you captured during that session will appear. 3 If the image you want is not displayed, click the Refresh button. 4 Right-click the thumbnail you want and select Save Picture As from the pop-up menu. The Save Picture dialog box will appear. 62 Working with Captured Images at Your Desk

5 Select a file path and file type. Then type in a File name and click the Save button. You can save captured images in the JPEG file interchange (.jpg) or Windows bitmap (.bmp) format. To save captured images in Netscape Communicator or Navigator: 1 Click on the Session you want to open in the Sessions page. A Web page with thumbnails of the images you captured during that session will appear. 2 If the image you want is not displayed, click the Reload button. 3 Right-click the thumbnail you want and select Save Image As from the pop-up menu. The Save Image dialog box will appear. 4 Select a file path and file type. Then type in a File name and click the Save button. You can save captured images in the JPEG file interchange (.jpg) or Windows bitmap (.bmp) format. Working with Captured Images at Your Desk 63

Customer Support While SMART s Technical Support team welcomes your call, if you experience problems with any SMART product you may want to contact your local dealer first. SMART s dealers can readily provide you with quick advice regarding your SMART product. Contacting SMART Technical Support You may contact SMART Technical Support at: Telephone: toll-free at 1.888.42.SMART or 403.228.5940 (Available 7 a.m. 6 p.m. Mountain time from Monday to Friday) Fax: 403.245.0366 E-mail: support@smarttech.com Web site: www.smarttech.com Please provide us with the product purchase date, the dealer s name, and the serial numbers of your Control Unit and Camera Boom(s). The Control Unit has two serial number labels: one underneath the Control Unit near the connection ports and another at the back of the Control Unit. Each Camera Boom also has two serial number labels: one inside the door at the front and another at the back of the Camera Boom base. Other SMART Contacts Sales and Marketing: toll-free at 1.888.42.SMART or 403.245.0333 Fax: 403.228.2500 E-mail: info@smarttech.com Address: SMART Technologies Inc. Suite 600, 1177 11th Avenue SW Calgary, AB CANADA T2R 1K9 64 Customer Support

Product Warranty Hawkeye 480C is covered by a one-year parts and labor warranty. If you need to return defective merchandise, call SMART Technical Support to receive the appropriate Return of Merchandise Authorization, as well as shipping instructions, so that your unit can be sent to an authorized service center. Warranty Shipping Charges Shipping charges incurred from warranty service are paid as follows: The customer is responsible for shipping the system to the service center. SMART pays return shipping via ground service on any product returned for service within the warranty period. Any charges associated with a customer-requested rush order are billed to the customer. Following the warranty period, the customer is responsible for shipping the product to and from the service center. Read the warranty shipped with your Hawkeye 480C for details. Registration A User Registration Card has been shipped with your Hawkeye 480C. To facilitate user support and to receive news and updates, fill in and mail the card to SMART Technologies. You can also register online at www.smarttech.com, either when you initially install the Hawkeye system or later. By registering, you provide us with the information we need to serve you better. If you ve indicated that you would like to receive information on product upgrades, we ll e-mail you so that you always have the most recent information on the newest firmware and tools developed for use with Hawkeye 480C. Customer Support 65

Index A Accessing the Configuration Web Page, 33 Accessing the Sessions Web Page, 58 60 Administration Password, 34 35 Aligning Captured Images, 38 41 C Calibrating Camera Boom Image Alignment, 38 41 Image Cropping, 42 44 Camera Boom Calibrating Image Alignment, 38 41 Calibrating Image Cropping, 42 44 Connecting Multiple Camera Booms, 9 10 Connecting to Control Unit, 15 17 Mounting on the Wall, 6 8 Security, 8 Captured Images Alignment, 38 41 Capturing Whiteboard Notes, 50 Copying on Web Browser, 61 Cropping, 42 44 Deleting, 55 56 Printing from Control Unit, 53 54 Printing from Web Browser, 61 62 Processing, 3 Resolution, 1 Saving on Web Browser, 62 63 Viewing on Web Browser, 60 Capturing Whiteboard Notes, 50 Configuration Web Page, 33 Configure Network Web Page, 35 Connecting Camera Boom to Control Unit, 15 17 Control Unit to Network, 26 36 Control Unit to Power, 20 22, 28 30 Control Unit to Printer, 18 25 Multiple Camera Booms, 9 10 Control Unit Adjusting Screen Brightness, 51 52 Capturing Whiteboard Notes, 50 Changing Date and Time, 36 Connecting Printer, 18 25 Connecting to Camera Boom, 15 17 Deleting Captured Images, 55 56 Ending a Session, 56 57 Firmware Update, 45 46 Mounting on the Wall, 11 15 Networked, 26 36 Power Source for Networked, 28 30 Power Source for Stand-Alone, 20 22 Printer Type, 23 25 Printing Captured Images, 53 54 Reactivating, 48 Resuming a Session, 48 49 Security, 15 Stand-Alone, 18 25 Starting a Session, 48 49 Copying Captured Images on a Web Browser, 61 Cropping Captured Images, 42 44 D Date/Time Configuration Web Page, 36 Deleting Captured Images, 55 56 66 Index

DHCP Network Changing Control Unit Date and Time, 36 Configuring Network Settings, 35 Connecting Control Unit, 27 Connecting Control Unit to Power, 28 30 Tasks Required, 26 E Ending a Session, 56 57 F Firmware on Control Unit, 45 46 IEEE 1394 Cable, 9 10, 15 17 Image Cropping, 42 44 I M Mounting Camera Boom, 6 8 Control Unit, 11 15 N Network Accessing Captured Images on Web Browser, 58 60 Changing Control Unit Date and Time, 36 Configuring Network Settings, 35 Connecting Computer for Static IP, 31 32 Connecting Network Cable, 27 Connecting Power Cable, 28 30 Disconnecting Computer for Static IP, 36 Networked Control Unit, 26 36 P Password, 34 35 Power Cables Networked Control Unit, 28 30 Stand-Alone Control Unit, 20 22 Printer Connecting Control Unit, 18 25 List of Compatible Printers, 18 Printing Captured Images From Control Unit, 53 54 On a Web Browser, 61 62 R Raceway for Cable, 9 Reactivating Control Unit, 48 Registration of Product, 65 Resuming a Session, 48 49 S Saving Captured Images on a Web Browser, 62 63 Screen Brightness on Control Unit, 51 52 Session Ending, 56 57 Resuming, 48 49 Starting, 48 49 Sessions Web Page, 58 60 Sleep Mode, 48 SMART Web Site, 65 Soft Buttons, 47 Stand-Alone Control Unit, 18 25 Starting a Session, 48 49 Static IP Network Changing Control Unit Date and Time, 36 Computer for Assigning IP Address, 31 32 Configuring Network Settings, 35 Connecting Control Unit, 27 Index 67

Connecting Control Unit to Power, 28 30 Disconnecting Computer, 36 Tasks Required, 26 Stitching Captured Images, 37 41 U Unpacking Components, 5 Update Firmware Web Page, 45 46 Updating Firmware, 45 46 V Viewing Captured Images on a Web Browser, 60 W Warranty, 65 Web Browser Accessing Captured Images, 58 60 Accessing Sessions, 58 60 Copying Captured Images, 61 Printing Captured Images, 61 62 Saving Captured Images, 62 63 Viewing Captured Images, 60 Whiteboard Mounting Camera Booms, 6 8 Multiple Camera Booms, 4, 9 10 Size, 1 Writing Tips, 48 68 Index

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