Installation manual

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The Sherlock Embedded Client Software is used to program and configure the
inspection and peripheral communications. The Sherlock Embedded Client software is
available on the CD that ships with the camera and is very easy to install.
1. Insert the BOA Pro CD into your PC’s drive. The installation utility should start
automatically. (On Windows 7 you will be asked if you wish to run the setup.exe
utility or open windows explorer.)
2. Click “Install Software” to begin the installation. The Sherlock Embedded Client
software will be the default selection. Click “Start Install”. You will be asked to
confirm the destination directory.
If security settings prevent the CD from running the install utility, you can navigate to the
“SherlockEmbeddedClient” directory. In Windows 7, right-click on “SherlockBOA.exe”
and click on “Run as Administrator”. In Windows XP, double-click on
“SherlockBOA.exe”.
A Software Manual, Tutorial, and other documents are included on the BOA Pro CD.
The Sherlock Embedded Tutorial gives a very easy-to-follow tour through the Client
software interface and many programming features. It is highly recommended that
you read and follow the Sherlock Embedded Tutorial to gain familiarity with the
programming interface for the Sherlock Embedded software. Many features of the
interface are introduced and explained in this document. Several explanations and tips
are included.
The on-line Help “How To” section covers some more advanced topics and solutions.
Some topics include step by step instructions, and some are in more general terms.
NOTE: The Sherlock Embedded Client interface can be password protected to prevent
others from opening the Client interface. This is separate and different from the
password protection on the web server interface. Do not forget the password! This
cannot be reset.
Sherlock Embedded Client
Sherlock Embedded Emulator
The Emulator software is installed automatically with the Sherlock Embedded Client
software. The Emulator provides a way to demonstrate the Sherlock Embedded
software capabilities, or experiment off-line with a sequence of images.
You may not use the Sherlock Embedded Emulator software in a production
environment.