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Close all software on the Mac before shutting down the machine.
Turn off the black power box. Bleed the lights one last time.
Turn the compressor switch to “off” and turn the red plastic valve to “off” (by switching it so that it is perpendicular to the metal tube below it).
Cover the copy table with the hardcover if you removed it.
Replace the lens cap back on.
Turn off all lights in the room and make sure the door is securely locked.
Remove all collection items – this is not a secure location for storing or leaving collections items.
Troubleshooting
Please consult the following resources for digitization troubleshooting assistance:
Phase One Camera System Manual
The camera is powered by the computer and will get “stuck” if the system sits idle for too long or if the computer goes to sleep. If the camera stops responding (“No camera attached”), try:
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From the Apple Menu at the top of the screen, select “System Preferences” (Gear icon).
Click “Users & Groups,” then click the “Login Items” tab on the right.
Click the + sign and select “Map P, H, & M Drives” in the Applications folder. Then click the “Add” button.
Close “Users & Groups.”
Log off the computer and then log back on. When you log back on, a series of pop-ups should appear (“You are attempting to connect to…”), indicating that the computer is attempting to connect to each drive. Click “OK” or “Yes” to connect.
From the “Go” Menu at the top of the screen, select “Computer.”
You should now see three new “Locations” on the left: erbium.cf.org (H: Drive), europium.chf.org (P: Drive), and promethium.chf.org (M: Drive).
On the right-hand side, you should see icons for “P” (which connects to the P: Drive), “Digitization” (which connects to the M: Drive), and “Private” (which connects to your H: Drive or private network folder).
If the drives have been mounted correctly, they will automatically connect every time you log in.
Troubleshooting
Please consult the following resources for digitization troubleshooting assistance:
Phase One Camera System Manual
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