SFT-11004 Software Manual - Videology Imaging Solutions, Inc.
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1. 601045 IAC PowerVideo BNC to BNC 2XB45 camera monitor 2XB45 camera 3 3VDC 3 3VDC power supply with 2 1mm plug Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 5 of 15 5 2 1 C Board Connections I MPORTANT 60C1045 7pin cable connects to camera 2 LEDs side of 1 C board 60C1062 6pin cable connects to computer 1 LED side of C board Using these figures as reference follow the steps outlined below e Lay out the Camera USB I C interface board 72V0070 computer and monitor on your work area e Locate the 72V0070 USB to I7C Interface board Mm 720070 g 1050000076 Made in Holland rF aE TE e Connect the 7pin 60C1045 cable to the USB 1I7C interface board CAUTION ensure you are not using the 6pin 60c1062 cable for this connector Damage to USB camera may occur The top LED will flicker when choosing commands The Second LED will stay on when there IS an error T S 0 AH Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 6 of 15 e Connect the 6pin 60C1062 cable to the USB 1I7C interface board DO NOT CONNECT THIS TO THE PC YET LED is on when USB cable is connected e Connect the 3 3VDC power supply to the 60C1045 cable e Connect the BNC to BNC cable to the monitor and to the 60C1045 cable Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 7 of 15 60C1045 SS Plug into2. bar Auto Exposure iw Manual Exposure Man Shutt al E 0 13b AES ref al gt l Ds jab Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 12 of 15 7 4 Mirror and Flip To exchange the orientation of the camera in horizontal direction check the Mirror check box For vertical use the Flip check box Image projection Miror horizontal Flipfvertical 7 5 White Balance The default mode for the camera is the auto white balance mode However if the camera is always used under one fixed specific type of light you can un check the Auto White Balance box In the box for white balance mode you see that this changes from AWB To Push2White running This means that the auto mode is still running till you push the Push2White button At that moment the auto mode will stop and the current reached settings will be hold inside the sensor note they are not stored yet The text in the window will change to P2W set If you are not satisfied with the current settings press the Push2White button again the system will start running again White Balance M Auto White Balance Pushe hite White Balance mode Pay set 7 6 General Communication In this block you can load if required an EEPROM file Only use a file that you received from Videology Loading another file can cause that you camera will not work anymore The erase Eepr button will erase all special settings of the camera If you do
3. one byte This is also the case of for the data However page write and read can be done on the eeprom The addresses are page 0 write OxaO read Oxal page 1 write Oxa2 read Oxa3 page 2 write 0xa4 read Oxa5 page 3 write 0xa6 read Oxa 7 Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 14 of 15 8 Contact Information For technical assistance with this product please contact the supplier from whom the product was purchased For OEM inquiries contact Videology Imaging Solutions Americas Middle East Far East amp Australia Europe amp N Eurasia Videology Imaging Solutions Inc Videology Imaging Solutions Europe B V 37M Lark Industrial Parkway Neutronenlaan 4 Greenville RI 02828 5405 NH Uden USA The Netherlands Tel 401 949 5332 Tel 31 0 413 256261 Fax 401 949 5276 Fax 31 0 413 251712 Please visit our website videologyinc com VIDEOLOGY IMAGING SOLUTIONS is an ISO 9001 registered video camera developer and manufacturer serving industrial machine vision biometric security and specialty OEM markets Videology designs develops manufactures and distributes video image acquisition and display technologies and products to OEMs worldwide Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 15 of 15
4. VIDEOLOGY IMAGING SOLUTIONS INC Original Equipment Manufacturer User Manual 2XB45 Control Software USB to I C Drivers 20B45 20B45M 21B45 21B45M Prior to Using This Document Videology reserves the right to modify the information in this document as necessary and without notice It is the user s responsibility to be certain they possess the most recent version of this document by going to www videologyinc com searching for the model number and comparing revision letters on the respective document located in the document s footer For technical assistance with this product please contact the supplier from whom the product was purchased Videology I maging Solutions Inc Videology I maging Solutions Europe B V 37M Lark Industrial Parkway Neutronenlaan 4 Greenville Rhode Island 02828 USA 5405 NH Uden The Netherlands ao Tel 401 949 5332 Fax 401 949 5276 Tel 31 0 413 256261 Fax 31 0 413 251712 ong SGS North South American Sales sales videologyinc com European Sales info videology nl www videologyinc com www videology nl Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Pagelof15 o Revision Preliminary B Page 1 of 15 License Agreement Software This Agreement states the terms and conditions upon which Videology Imaging Solutions Inc USA and Videology Imaging Solutions B V Europe hereafter referred to as Videology offer to license to you the software together with all related docu
5. camera 6pin 60C1045 Power red 7 pin to CVBS video plug yellow 2C board p TES i oan 3 20B45M 72V0070 60C1062 6 pin to 12C board USB 2 0 to PC Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 8 of 15 6 Camera Modes Using the GUI below camera settings can be modified and stored NOTE Camera power must be cycled to verify settings have been stored correctly Auto Exposure Manual Exposure Man Shutt al om Image projection Miror horizontal O Flip vertical jojo o AEM ret Overlay enable overlay overlay 1 overlay 2 overlay 3 overlay 4 Cancel White Balance Auto White Balance Pushew hite White Balance mode PAW set Sharpness gain 0 7 gt l lo General Ld EEpr file Browse Erase EEpr Save Connect Direct 2C Communication address offset Ox UNDEFINI TY mode Register addr Data Sensor On Os C EEpromd C Read EEprom ie atic Leeno amp Emon Image trim not active down Please note Videology will not give any warranty in case settings are stored incorrectly or settings are overwritten Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 9 of 15 In the tables below you find per command the required actions to change the camera mode Mirror mode 1 Read register 0x3254 2 Read register 0x301c mirror status b
6. era first needs to run in AWB mode It will look for the most optimal white balance setting When this is reached the AWB must be hold and preferable the R B gains must be stored and used when the camera Is powered up Put the camera in the freeze mode Make sure camera is in AWB mode by reading register Oxac04 Value OxOOff means AWB mode If the camera is not in the correct mode see table Auto White balance Mode If the AWB reached it s most optimal position stop the AWB function by loading register Oxac04 with value 0x0000 Wait 10 mSec Read the following registers OxacO2 Oxac04 OxacOa OxacOc OxacOe Oxacl10 Oxacl12 Oxacl4 Oxacl16 0xacl18 Oxac10 Oxacla Oxaclc Oxacle Oxac32 Oxac36 0xac38 Oxac3a Oxac3c Oxac3e 0xac40 Oxac42 0xac44 Oxac46 Oxac48 Oxac4a Oxac4c and Oxac4e wait 5 mS between each read command These values must be stored so that the can be loaded when the camera is powered up Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 10 of 15 Enable or disable overla In the camera 4 overlay images can be stored Depending on the situation overlay s can be enabled or disabled Note that these overlay images must be loaded by Videology Please contact us for more information Global enabling of the overlay s The camera can have up to 4 images loaded By disabling the global overlay functions all active overlays will be stopped in one command 1 Read current status global overlay by readin
7. g register Ox4f02 If the MSbit b 15 is set the global overlay is active This does not mean that the overlays are visible Also the individual overlay must be active to make the visible Enable the global overlay by loading register 0x4f02 with value 0x8000 or disable global overlay by loading register 0x4f02 with 0x0000 Enabling individual overlays As mentioned above the camera can be loaded with maximum 4 overlay images This can all be enabled or disabled individually 1 Each overlay has its own overlay enable address Overlayl Ox4f08 overlay2 0x4f0a overlay3 0x4f0c and overlay4 Ox4f0e To read the status per overlay read the corresponding address The MSbit b 15 indicates the status 1 overlay is enabled O overlay is disabled 2 Set each overlay as required by setting in each register b 15 to the desired enable or disable mode 3 The lowest two bits indicates which overlay should be loaded We advise to use the following values for the lowest two bits per register e in reg 0x4f08 gt b 1 0 00 e in reg Ox4f0a gt b 1 0 01 e in reg 0x4fOc gt b 1 0 10 in reg 0x4f0e gt b 1 0 3 If settings need to be stored You can use the camera s EEprom to store your settings Please be careful when you do this The camera has an 8K EEprom on board which is 4 pages The last page is meant to store certain settings But this page may contain settings already stored from the factory You should not overwrite the fac
8. he tool will load the configuration from the camera and will set the buttons and check boxes accordingly 7 2 Overlay Functions The camera can be loaded with maximal 4 different overlay graphics Please note that they must be loaded inside the camera during the production process For more details please contact your Videology customer service representative To control the overlay graphics you can click one of the check boxes Overlay enable overlay E E A The check box for enable overlay is the global enable If this is unchecked none of the overlays will be visible If the global overlay is checked you can select via the other 4 which overlay you want to be visible if they are loaded 7 3 Auto Exposure Settings AEX The camera offers two types of exposure they are auto exposure and manual exposure The camera will run in Auto exposure mode if the check box Manual Exposure is not checked In this case the user can set the working point of the camera Either by changing the scroll bar AEX ref or editing the edit box at the right hand side of the scroll bar Nominal value for this setting is 0x48 In the case manual Exposure is checked the auto exposure routine is stopped and the camera will stay with the gain at its current position The rolling shutter exposure time can be controlled with the scroll bar Man Shutt Manual shutter This can also be done with the edit box at the right hand side of the scroll
9. iesen 13 Toe WDte Balance oora aean A ncaa A A ite E A a ee a we 13 7 6 Genelral COmMURI CallOM e ehn ar EEE EA E EE AE AE a E AA E eu 13 7 1 PS By AN fe a o cic aa EE ee eee ee E A E A EE T 14 BS Contact INTOrMavlOMssecsuw censalh a cael owas acceac ved cuca sce eeu nl a Se see ee ure eek hen EER Sea tance 15 1 Document History Revision Issue Date Reason CN A 10 09 13 Initial release 13 0063 B 06 10 14 Section 5 2 update 14 0062 2 Introduction The purpose of this document is to instruct the user on how to modify the settings and control the Videology 2xB45 camera The flow will be as follows A Initial Setup e Installation of software files needed e Hardware setup e Driver s installation B Register Modification e Modify Register settings using the GUI interface e Modify Sensor settings using the GUI interface Additional Equipment Needed All the necessary hardware has been supplied with the exception of e A PC with an available USB port e Video Monitor e Power supply e BNC cable Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 3 of 15 3 Installing the USB to 1 C Drivers 1 Run the self extracting executable on the CD SW for 2xB45 exe 2 This will create two folders a C Videology Imaging Solutions Videology Camera Control Program for 2xB45 camera b C Videology Imaging Solutions Videology USB to 12C Board Driver Software 3 Plug the USB to 12C cable into the PC 4 Whe
10. it 0 O normal 1 mirror 3 If mode needs to be changed a Set register 0x301c bit 0 accordingly All other bits should NOT be changed Set register 0x3254 bit 0 Incase of mirror b O 1 in normal mode b 0 0 All other bits should NOT be changed Flip mode 1 Read register 0x3254 2 Read register 0x301c flip status bit 1 O normal 1 flip 3 If mode needs to be changed a Set register 0x301c bit 1 accordingly All other bits should not be changed Set register 0x3254 In case of flip b 1 1 in normal mode b 1 0 Auto exposure saturation point 1 Read register 0xa804 to check if the camera is in AEX mode Value 0x000f is AEX mode 0x0000 IS Manual exposure mode 2 If mode is not correct load register 0xa804 with OxO0OOf 3 Read current saturation point from register 0xa812 Load register 0xa812 with the new saturation level data 1 Read register 0xa804 to check if the camera is in manual mode Value OxOOOf is AEX mode 0x0000 is manual exposure mode 2 If mode is not manual load register 0xa804 with 0x0000 3 Read current shutter value from register 0x3012 Load register 0x3012 with the new shutter value Auto white balance mode 1 Read the current white balance mode status from register Oxac04 if value is OxOOff than it is Auto white balance mode If mode is not correct load register Oxac04 with value OxOOff Freeze mode To use this mode the camera must be first put in the freeze mode The cam
11. mentation and accompanying items including but not limited to the executable programs drivers libraries and data files associated with such software The Software is licensed not sold to you for use only under the terms of this Agreement Videology grants to you the purchaser the right to use all or a portion of this Software provided that the Software is used only in conjunction with Videology s family of products In using the Software you agree not to e Decompile disassemble reverse engineer or otherwise attempt to derive the source code for any Product except to the extent applicable laws specifically prohibit such restriction e Remove or obscure any trademark or copyright notices Limited Warranty Hardware and Software ANY USE OF THE SOFTWARE OR HARDWARE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED FOR USE ONLY WITH VIDEOLOGY S HARDWARE THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED FOR USE AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW VIDEOLOGY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY QUALITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR APPLICATION OR PURPOSE VIDEOLOGY IS NOT OBLIGATED TO PROVIDE ANY UPDATES OR UPGRADES TO THE SOFTWARE OR ANY RELATED HARDWARE Limited Liability Hardware and Software In no event shall Videology or its Licensor s be liable for any damages whatsoever including without limitation incide
12. n asked for a location of the driver point to a for 32 bit windows Operating systems C Videology Imaging Solutions Videology USB to 12C Board Driver Software Driver i386 Or b for 64 bit windows Operating systems C Videology Imaging Solutions Videology USB to 12C Board Driver Software Driver amd64 5 If the above step does not work i e if Windows comes back and tells you that it could not find the driver software then point to the following C Videology Imaging Solutions Videology USB to 12C Board Driver Software 4 Installing the Camera Control Software There is nothing to install When the file SW for 2xB45 exe was run the latest version of the control program and its DLL was placed in C Videology Imaging Solutions Videology Camera Control Program for 2xB45 camera As long as the executable file BD _camControl exe and the DLL Vdiicdll dll are located in the same directory you just need to double click on the executable file to run the program Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 4 of 15 5 Hardware Setup 5 1 Equipment Needed e 3 3VDC Power Supply e USB to 12C Kit o 60C1062 cable o 60C1045 cable o 72V0070 pcb o SW for 2xB45 camera exe BNC to BNC cable 2XB45 camera A PC with an available USB port e Video Monitor The figure below shows how to assemble the system IBM Compatible 60C 1062 USB A to 6 pin JS ToN i r2voord USB to 2c 4 nN
13. not want to erase all you can set an offset address The TV mode box indicates if your camera is PAL or NTSC With the Save button you can Save all settings you made via this tool outside the General area in the EEPROM of the camera Please note at the moment you press Save previous setting will be erased and overwritten Via the Direct 12C communication area you can send direct 12C commands to the camera This tool lets you set registers read registers and modify the EEPROM You should only use this part if you are very familiar with the sensor and the camera Writing wrong data to the EEPROM can cause the camera not to work anymore Therefore we strongly recommend not the use this part of the tool Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 13 of 15 General Ld EEpr file Browse Erase EE pr Save address offset Ox Connect Tvmode UNDEFIN Direct 120 Communication Register addr Data f Sensor Os E i E E CC EEprom wl ose C EEprom C EEprom Addr Adar SEND EEprom3 7 7 12C Addresses If you want to develop you own software to control the camera you need to know the following details Communication to the sensor 12C write address OxBA read address OxBB The register addresses are 16 bits 2 bytes 2 x 8 bits Also data is 16 bits The EEPROM uses max 8Kbites These 8K are divided over 4 pages of each 256 bytes The register addresses of the eeprom are 8 bites
14. ntal direct indirect special or consequential damages damages for loss of business profits business interruption loss of business information or other pecuniary loss arising out of the use or inability to use this Software or related Hardware including but not limited to any of Videology s family of products Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 2 of 15 Table of Contents ls DOCUIMENE ISEOLY oasa aa oral veiesatunted paen eoede ciated cuca Oae sie aE a abut biden denied eae ose 3 2 MNOU ra se crc ten ie cece con er apace od canta wien east ae rept aS Geen E a ata wh oe aah ea Cand eae ancora 3 3 Installing the USB to 1 C Drivers cccececececcecececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeaeeeeeteeeeaeaeeeeeeeaeateetereeneaeateeneneeages 4 4 Installing the Camera Control Software ccc ccccccc cece cece ee eee e eee eeeeeeeeeeeee seen eeeeeeeseeeeggggaeereneneeegs 4 De MarOW ale S cU zc caacases A O eenaetou ta eaten ae eaten a Sea tee oat aA aN Ea EANA 5 Se JEGUIDINENTINCCOCG raer eas evbnenda bce RE 5 5 2 I C Board Connections H MPORTANT ccc EEEE EEEE 6 Gs Camera ModaSenin a A A E AE EE TA ae E EN AAE AAA AN 9 1 Camera Control Tor 20 21B45 Camera nnen A a E EA A EEA 12 7 1 CONNEC Laersanitsah hus r A a E E E E a EAN TN 12 7 2 Meray FOUNCHON oerien AEE EE EEEE AAE A TANT EEN E A 12 7 3 AUCO Exposure Settings AEX orrea eE E E E A REE 12 FAs MICO ana FlDocerra sar e E E A E a a pian baeienaan
15. tory settings since this may influence the start up and final behavior of the camera To find out if settings are loaded read from the EEProm Settings are stored in groups of 4 bytes two register address bytes and two data bytes Keep reading until you find a group of 4 bytes with all Oxff Here you should start storing your values Do not leave unused spaces In figure two you find a graphical example Da Toxt Lost ox ox oxtt oxft Toxt First address to load vour settinas Figure 1 Note that you always should store 4 bytes in the following order Reg Addr MSB Reg Addr LSB Data MSB and Data LSB So in the case of figure two the MSB of the register address must be stored in register 0x04 Please be very careful when you store settings We recommend using Videology s 2XB45 camera control software Please note Videology will not give any warranty in case settings are stored incorrectly or settings are overwritten The Eeprom has a different 12C format The register addresses and data addresses are only one byte The device address for the EEProm page 4 is Oxa6 write and Oxa7 read Doc INS 11004 Issue Date 06 19 2014 Revision Preliminary B Page 11 of 15 7 Camera Control for 20 21B45 camera 7 1 Connect In case the camera was not connected yet when the software was started or a communication error occurred you can re connect to the camera by pushing the connect button Ss Save Connect T
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