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04-18-2014 04:44 PM #301
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Hey guys,
I have been a user of the protee system for almost a few years or so (bought it after reading this forum for quite some time actually so thanks guys!)
Up until now I have not been able to add the camera systems into the mix... but I now have both cams (super excited) and I would love some help on the setup. This thread is awesome and will likely get me 90% of the way there... just have a couple of quick questions.
1) I am a leftie. Most of my buddies are right handed. Will having the floor cam perpendicular to the tee negatively impact someone who is right handed (legs getting in the way, etc?). I was thinking of positioning it a foot or so ahead of the sensor to avoid any potential issues... but based on this thread.. not sure if that is the best idea.
2) For the H Cam ... just to confirm... should the lens be facing directly down at the ball on the tee?
3) I tried setting up the VCam earlier... but I am having a really tough time getting the launch angle to set properly. It is way too low and I can't figure out the best way to adjust it.
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04-18-2014 10:37 PM #302
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04-19-2014 09:17 AM #303
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Hey guys,
I have been a user of the protee system for almost a few years or so (bought it after reading this forum for quite some time actually so thanks guys!)
Up until now I have not been able to add the camera systems into the mix... but I now have both cams (super excited) and I would love some help on the setup. This thread is awesome and will likely get me 90% of the way there... just have a couple of quick questions.
1) I am a leftie. Most of my buddies are right handed. Will having the floor cam perpendicular to the tee negatively impact someone who is right handed (legs getting in the way, etc?). I was thinking of positioning it a foot or so ahead of the sensor to avoid any potential issues... but based on this thread.. not sure if that is the best idea.
2) For the H Cam ... just to confirm... should the lens be facing directly down at the ball on the tee?
3) I tried setting up the VCam earlier... but I am having a really tough time getting the launch angle to set properly. It is way too low and I can't figure out the best way to adjust it.
My v-cam is about 6 feet to the left of the tee and about 15 inches in front.
The best placement will depend you room and the lens you are using.
2. H-cam No it should be in front of the tee. Mine is 18" could have been more but placed it exactly between my two spot lights.
It is then pointing a little forward.
3. I do believe that the LA is calculated on the low side too. That said make sure the V-cam is parallel to the center line.
Also check the V-cam is level to the ground
I am using limited flight balls they have a lower LA than Pro V1 so I point the V-cam down in front 2.5 degrees. Got a plank made-up with a line to align the V-cam in that position.
Not a 100% correct solution but better than without. Not sure why Protee can't give us a LA %factor.
Start with only one camera installed work with that until you get it right.
If you do not have 100% light control in the room I would lower the fps to 40-45. Also make sure you use this
http://csc.protee-united.com/entries...-or-disconnect
Good luck takes some trail and error the first time to get it right.
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10-22-2018 09:07 AM #304
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12-11-2019 08:13 PM #305CherylRicGuest
Protee How to setup machine vision cameras
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04-12-2021 08:14 AM #306CherylRicGuest
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