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--- atmos:tripod:setup [2024/11/08 23:13] – delene
+++ atmos:tripod:setup [2025/10/03 02:53] (current) – ashley.vos
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-====Setting up a new TIMM====
+====Setting up a new Raspberry Pi system such as a TIMM system====
-In order to setup an new TIMM you will need a raspberry pi, A camera (can be usb or pi cam the instructions differ based on the camera), anemometer, and temperature/humidity sensor. This guide will walk you through the setup process.
+The TIMM system is a system used to operate the Tripod Instrumentation Meteorological Measurement instrument.
+In order to setup an new TIMM you will need a raspberry pi, A camera (can be usb or pi cam; the instructions differ based on the camera), anemometer, and temperature/humidity sensor. This guide will walk you through the setup process.
 . The first step when setting up a new raspberrry pi can be found at the link below
-  * [[http://wiki.atmos.und.edu/doku.php?id=atmos:citation:instruments:raspberrypi_setup:home|Raspberry Pi Inital Setup Wiki]]
-  * [[https://atmoswiki.azurewebsites.net/doku.php?id=atmos:citation:instruments:raspberrypi_setup:home|Raspberry Pi Inital Setup Wiki]]
-. Next you will need to setup the camera the next steps will be dependent on the camera you will be using. Below are the two options either the Pi Camera that plugs directly into the board or the USB camera.
+  * [[atmos:citation:instruments:raspberrypi_setup:home|Raspberry Pi Setup Instructions]]
+. Next you will need to setup the camera. The next steps will be dependent on the camera you will be using. Below are the two options: either the Pi Camera that plugs directly into the board or the USB camera.
 ===3.1 Use this section if you are using the official pi camera that plugs directly into the board===
   * [[http://camera.atmos.und.edu/calgary/MetTrailer_CAM/PiCamera/plots/Picamera-latest.jpg|Direct Link to Camera Images]]
   * [[http://camera.atmos.und.edu/picam100.html|Raspberry Pi Camera Images Wiki]]
-  * [[http://wiki.atmos.und.edu/doku.php?id=atmos:citation:instruments:raspberrypi_camera:home|Pi Camera Image Setup Wiki]]
+  * [[atmos:citation:instruments:raspberrypi_camera:home|Pi Camera Image Setup Wiki]]
 ===3.2 USB Camera Setup===
-  *[[http://wiki.atmos.und.edu/doku.php?id=atmos:citation:instruments:USB_Camera:home|Raspberry Pi USB Camera Image Setup Wiki]]
+  *[[atmos:citation:instruments:USB_Camera:home|Raspberry Pi USB Camera Image Setup Wiki]]
 ===4. Live IP Video Stream setup===
-  *[[http://wiki.atmos.und.edu/doku.php?id=atmos:citation:instruments:USB_Camera_LiveStrea.:home|Raspberry Pi USB LiveStream
+  *[[atmos:citation:instruments:USB_Camera_LiveStrea.:home|Raspberry Pi USB LiveStream]]
   *Open Anydesk and open a new command line.
   *Verify USB WebCam is connected and listed using "lsusb" command.
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 ===5. Setting up the camera to take a picture automatically and transfer the images temporarily to aws then to calgary===
   * The ADPAA scripts save-img.sh and transfer+remove.sh are run by crontab to acquire and transfer images.
-  *[[http://wiki.atmos.und.edu/doku.php?id=atmos:citation:instruments:USB_Camera_automation:home|Setup automation via cron jobs]]
+  *[[atmos:citation:instruments:USB_Camera_automation:home|Setup automation via cron jobs]]
 ===6. Setting up the 3d anemometer===
-  *[[http://wiki.atmos.und.edu/doku.php?id=atmos:citation:instruments:Setup_Young_Anemometer:home|Setting up the Young 3d Sonic Anemometer]]
+  *[[atmos:citation:instruments:Setup_Young_Anemometer:home|Setting up the Young 3d Sonic Anemometer]]