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Remotely Controlling Imaging Queries

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Looking at my previous post here I have since bought my camera, a Moravian G3 16200 (After recent price increases it worked out cheaper with its filter wheel than the Atik, and has RBI flush), and installed the network with 3 external ethernet runs, though only Cat5e as I'm not streaming video over them. One of the runs terminates in another 5 way switch in the garage, the other two are to the two imaging stations with Win 10 Pro mini PCs.

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There's no need to use a cloud based sharing service.    Instead there's nothing stopping you from sharing a folder on the laptop, then connecting to that share from the desktop and copying the files

spillage
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I am with Noah on this one. Having a display mount side really helps allot. I was lucky as my garden shed it only about 5m away so I managed to run vga and usb cat5 extensions to run the mouse, keyboa

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Are your powering your setup from a battery or the mains?  If the latter then you might consider using a powerline ethernet adapter instead of a Cat5 cable.  As far as Windows goes, I don't see a reas

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