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Revision as of 05:44, 2 April 2009
This page should give a very, very short brief overview about what Elphel 353 camera is all about.
Dimensions & Weight
Example: NC353L-10369-HDD with 10369 IO board and internal 1.8" HDD installed:
Dimensions without HDD: 116mm х 45mm х 45mm
NC353L Weight: 150 - 215g (depending on installed internal hardware, excluding HDD)
Connectors
Example: NC353L-10369-HDD with 10369 IO board and internal 1.8" HDD installed:
SATA: Can be used to connect any external SATA device that is supported under Linux
Ethernet: 100MBit Network with POE (48V)
USB: USB 1.1 with 5V power supply
IDE: Used to connect internal HDD
Sync: Can be used to sync multiple cameras or trigger shooting images externally
RS323: Access to Console and debug output
