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Title: Olson news ? box? Post by: Mongrello on November 03, 2006, 12:35:40 PM Dear Ex-navy,
is it possible to have some upgade on your system? i noticed that on your web site you already sell the device to make a mobile neuros device but it is only a "circuit". here some questions, hope you will find some time to answer 1. What about the plastic box? i dont know for the other guys but i believe it is a very useful product but, without a plastic box we cannot use it as we do not have idea on how to protect it. 2. Also, i noticed that we need to find a way to create the cable connector, is this right? 3. is it possible to connect it to a 12v motorbike battery instead of a battery pack? or do we need to put a kind of "regulator" in between the battery and device to protect it? 4. could you please confim how to use the pin below? Switch Connection = CONNECT IT TO THE ON OFF BUTTON (PROVIDED BY OLSON AS WELL, IS THIS RIGHT?) Vin (6.5-35v) = POWER IN (CONNECT IT TO THE BATTERY PACK OR TO THE BIKE BATTERY Ground = GROUND Camera IN = VIDEO IN (RCA CONNECTION FOR THE CAMERA) Ground = GROUND Switch Connection = USEFUL IF U HAVE 2 NEUROS UNIT OTHERWISE EMPTY Ground = GROUND 12V out = CONNECT IT TO POWER THE BULLET CAMERA Microphone IN =AUDIO IN (RCA CONNECTION FOR THE MIC) 5A. My question is, how can i connect it to the neuros as everything is supposed to be used with other stuff (i'm talking about audiio and video? (see above) 5B. where do i connect the "neuros power (+5v). Hope this questions will help all the other guys as well. thank you very much Title: Re: Olson news ? box? Post by: Ex-Navy on November 09, 2006, 10:04:38 PM Hi Mongello,
The circuit on the site is sold as an OEM model. It is meant for customizing your own enclosure. Some of these are tested by companies that wish to use the Neuros recorder for their final product. We custom make what you need. Send us your requirements and we work with you to build your ideal system. Our system is an add on to the Neuros recorder. We have had alot of interest from personal users and are developing a completely enclosed circuit that may be strapped to the front of the recorder that will protect the CF card, hold the Ir circuit in place and provide an on/off record switch. The 9 pin connector you see in the specifications is the actual input and outputs to the Ir command module to supply all voltages and audio/video into and out from the R2. The Ir circuit that is on the webpage can be connected directly to a 12Vdc motorcycle system, however it is recommended to also put a filtering capacitor in place to reduce the electrical noise. This circuit, the enclosed box, the power supply, the microcomputer design is a unique project. Barry and I will provide more information as it becomes available. You can send your questions/desires/comments directly to info@olson-engineering.com |