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- Page 9 and 10: Audience Preface This book provides
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- Page 13 and 14: Related documentation Preface This
- Page 15 and 16: System Information This section lis
- Page 17 and 18: Radio and Television Interference S
- Page 19 and 20: CE Declaration of Conformity System
- Page 21 and 22: 1Introduction Vicon MX Hardware Sys
- Page 23 and 24: Vicon MX Architecture Models Introd
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- Page 31 and 32: MX Bridge • MCam(PAL) for PAL vid
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- Page 37 and 38: MX Cameras Performance Notes: • S
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- Page 41 and 42: MX Cameras and corners is lost. MX
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- Page 45 and 46: Figure 3-6 shows the camera control
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- Page 61 and 62: MX Control The Video Burn-in Window
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- Page 73 and 74: MX Link • Power On: LED indicatin
- Page 75 and 76: 7MX Net This chapter describes the
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MX Net Rear Panel Figure 7-2 illust
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8MX Sync Vicon MX Hardware System R
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MX Sync • Ext Clock BNC socket fo
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9MX Ultranet Vicon MX Hardware Syst
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MX Ultranet • Active LED status i
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MX Ultranet • M: Green LED on upp
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10 10MX Accessory Kit This chapter
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11 11MX Cables This chapter describ
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MX Cables the same host PC or a sec
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12 12MX Calibration Kit This chapte
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Table 12-1: Calibration kit content
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Static Calibration Object MX Calibr
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AMX Control Card Configuration A Th
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LTC In LTC Out MX Control Card Conf
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GPIO MX Control Card Configuration
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MX Control Card Configuration GPIO
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MX Control Card Configuration Table
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Device 1 and Device 2 Option Cards
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MX Control Card Configuration Analo
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Installing MX Option Cards MX Contr
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Connecting Analog ADC Devices via t
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BGPIO and Remote Connections in MX
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GPIO and Remote Connections in MX U
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GPIO and Remote Connections in MX U
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Remote Output Status Events GPIO an
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CMX Camera Lens Focusing C MX and M
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the depth of field (for details on
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MX Camera Lens Focusing 7. If your
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MX Camera Lens Focusing To adjust c
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MX Camera Lens Focusing • Near In
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MX Camera Lens Focusing 10. Return
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DTechnical Specifications This appe
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MX20+Camera Specifications Table D-
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MX3+ and MX3 Camera Specifications
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Technical Specifications By compari
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20 mm Lens MX20+ Camera Lens Specif
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MX3+ and MX3 Camera Lens Specificat
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Visible Red Strobe Unit Specificati
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MX Control Specifications Technical
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MX Net Specifications Technical Spe
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MX Ultranet Specifications Technica
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ERegulatory Notices This appendix p
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Section B. Adverse Event or Product
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Section D. Device Information Secti
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FTroubleshooting F This appendix pr
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Troubleshooting • Check the elect
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GSupport Resources G This appendix
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Support Resources logging in to VOS
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Support Resources • View My Cases
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HDocumentation Feedback H At Vicon,
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ICustomer Satisfaction Survey Pleas
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Numerics 3D Workspace A type of vie
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simple scripting language, called B
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when a system or session configurat
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D Data acquisition The process by w
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.eni file Eclipse Node Initializati
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separation. Also see Frame rate and
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desired result, commonly the positi
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3D Workspace. You can use any of th
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systems. Also see Also see MX Camer
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PAL uses the EBU timecode standard.
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RealTime subject A subject or objec
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Vicon application software. Also se
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creates or modifies a kinematic mod
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into some Vicon application softwar
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Volume See Capture volume, Calibrat
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Numerics 100 Mbps ethernet network
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L LEDs in strobe unit 3-14 lens 3-4
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in MX architecture model 1-3-1-4 ov
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U UDP protocol 5-2 useful reference