iPort SB-Pro IP Engine User Guide, For Sony FCB
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1. 0 PCB THK oc tk gt Q L 1 lt e Reference Mechanical Drawings and Material List 99 56 Figure 6 PCB Stack View D Side View SSL IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Figure 8 PCB Stack View F Bottom View Figure 9 Daughter Card Layout View A 47 19 J3 3 4 0 PRIMARY SIDE Reference Mechanical Drawings and Material List 57 58 Figure 10 Daughter Card Layout View B u O cO ou IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Figure 11 Daughter Card Component View A r 6 2 COMPONENT TRACK AND VIA KEEP OUT AREA 4 PLACES COMPONENT KEEPOUT AREAS 46 5 2 6 23 Reference Mechanical Drawings and Material List 59 60 Figure 12 Daughter Card Component View B 0 5 KEEP IN AREA Ar iP 21 6 COMPONENT KEEP OUT AREA 4 PLACES MAX COMPONENT HEIGHT 3 4 MM IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Figure 13 Bracket di 4 22 4PLACES 67 60 1 78 4 PLACES TAP 2 56 THREAD INSTALL TSO 256 250 4 PLACES AS SHOWN INSTALL U 256 1 Ji 4 PLAG 5 AS SHOWN ff S22 INSTALL U M2 5 PLACES AS SHOWN gt i Reference Mechanical Drawings and Material List 61 62 Figure 14 12 Pin GPIO and Power Connector 16 000 16 000 SCALE 6 000 SCALE 9 006 ji l Dl 2 000 REF l 1 200 IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Material List The connector and cable summaries for the IP engine are listed in2. firmware Other Sony block camera firmware releases may be compatible however they have not yet been tested Table 4 Key Sony Block Camera Features Sony VISCA feature commands Mute False True CAM_MuteModelng Blanks the block CAM_Mute On Off camera s video output Freeze False True CAM_FreezeModelng Freezes the current CAM_Freeze On Off image PictureEffect CAM_PictureEffect Modelng Enables the block camera ees CAM_PictureEffect Off to perform positive BlackAndWhite Neg Art BW negative reversal of acquired images or output the images in monochrome Feature name Attributes Description EdgeEnhancement CAM_Aperturelng Provides up to 16 levels of CAM_Aperture Direct edge enhancement to images Default is no enhancement Grid Off XYAxis Full CAM_PrivacyZone Grid Off Controls the grid CenterLineOn GridOn displayed on the screen InfraredCutFilter False True CAM_ICRModelng CAM_ICR Controls the block On Off camera s auto ICR function Automatically Switches the settings for enabling or disabling the infrared cut filter InfraredCutFilterAuto False True CAM_AutolCR_Modelnq Determines the low light CAM_AutolCR On Off threshold to enable disable of the infrared cut filter in Auto ICR mode InfraredCutFilterDarknessLevel CAM_AutolCRThresh olding Controls the block CAM _AutolCR Threshold camera s Infrared Cut Filter function 8 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Table 4 Key
3. Sony Block Camera Features Continued Sony VISCA feature commands MultiLineTitleBlinking False True CAM_MultilineTitle Title Set1 Controls whether the selected line blinks MultiLineTitleClear Command CAM_MultilineTitle Title Clear Resets the settings of the selected line or lines MultiLineTitleDisplay False True CAM_MultilineTitle On Off Activates the display of the selected line or lines MultiLineTitleFontColor White Yellow CAM_MultilineTitle Title Set1 Controls the font color of Violet Red the selected line or lines Cyan Green Blue MultiLineTitleOffsetx 0 31 CAM_MultilineTitle Title Set1 Controls the horizontal position of the selected line MultiLineTitleSelector All Line 1 11 CAM_MultilineTitle Title Controls whether the Seti Set2 Set3 Title Clear selected line blinks On Off MultiLineTitleText Text box CAM_MultilineTitle Title Selects the line to Set2 Set3 configure Feature name Attributes Description TitleBlinking False True CAM _Title Title Set1 Controls whether the single line title blinks TitleDisplay CAM_Title On Off Enables single line title display TitleFontColor White Yellow CAM_Title Title Set1 Controls the single line Violet Red title font color Cyan Green Blue TitleOffsetx 0 31 CAM Title Title Set1 Controls the horizontal position of the single line title TitleOffsetY 0 10 CAM _Title Title Set1 Controls the vertical position of the single line title Tit
4. back the small protective plastic sheet that covers each slide switch Table 11 Slide Switch Settings SW1 slide switch SW2 slide switch FPGA load Off labeled OF Off labeled OF 52 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Chapter 8 ee un Ln aN F gn _ o Vu y g n AS Am awe T i Reference Mechanical Drawings and Material List This chapter provides the mechanical drawings and also provides a list of connectors and cables with corresponding manufacturer details Three dimensional 3 D mechanical drawings are available at the Pleora Technologies Support Center E The following topics are covered in this chapter e Mechanical Drawings on page 54 e Material List on page 63 Reference Mechanical Drawings and Material List 53 Mechanical Drawings The mechanical drawings in this section provide the IP engine s dimensions features and attributes All dimensions are in millimeters The drawings in this section include all connectors that could be present on any iPORT SB Pro IP engine Because your IP engine is designed to be connected to a specific family of block cameras it will have fewer connectors than shown in the mechanical drawings in this section Figure 3 PCB Stack View A 54 IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Figure 4 PCB Stack View B Top View 66 6 67 6 Figure 5 PCB Stack View C Front View 0 PCB THK FF SLED CTR
5. between the daughter card and the main board J5 Daughter card 20 pin connector Provides power and external signals such as serial communication and GPIO to the IP engine Receives 6V to 12V of unfiltered DC input The power consumption of the IP engine and connected block camera is approximately 7 2W when streaming at full rate temperature and input voltage dependent J4 J5 Main board 50 pin connector Allows communication between the daughter card and the main board 12 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Table 5 IP Engine Connectors Continued Location Description Main board RJ 45 Ethernet Interfaces the IP engine to Ethernet networks as specified in connector IEEE 802 3 The Ethernet interface can operate at 10 100 or 1000 Mbps and supports Internet Protocol Version 4 IPv4 Adapter board 12 pin circular Connects power and external signals such as serial connector communication and GPIO to the IP engine Adapter board 20 pin connector Provides power and external signals such as serial communication and GPIO to the IP engine Receives 6V to 12V of unfiltered DC input The power consumption of the IP engine and connected block camera is approximately 7 2W when streaming at full rate temperature and input voltage dependent Making IP Engine Connections To assemble the block camera and IP engine begin by connecting the IP engine to the block camera Then make the power GPIO and serial connections Re
6. buffers to reduce the likelihood of lost packets A The GEVPlayer application is documented in the GEVPlayer Quick Start Guide and the GEVPlayer User Guide The iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide provides you with the GEVPlayer instructions and overviews required to set up and configure the block camera and IP engine The following topics are covered in this chapter e Connecting the Ethernet Cables and Confirming Video Streaming on page 32 e Starting GEVPlayer and Connecting to a Device on page 33 e Providing the IP Engine with an IP Address on page 34 e Unicast Network Configuration on page 35 e Multicast Network Configuration on page 38 e Configuring the Buffers on page 46 e Implementing the eBUS SDK on page 46 Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings 31 Connecting the Ethernet Cables and Confirming Video streaming The IP engine can communicate with your computer using either a back to back connection or by connecting to a GigE switch This section explains how to connect the IP engine to a GigE switch to confirm that video is streaming To connect the Ethernet cables and confirm video streaming 1 Connect a CAT5e CAT6 Ethernet cable to the RJ 45 Ethernet connector on your NIC Then connect the other end of the cable to the RJ 45 connector on your GigE switch 2 Apply power 3 Start GEVPlayer from the Windows Start menu 4 Click Select Connect
7. rr jlelm lrane 63 Tee Cals SOC a k s yan 2 hk Ak ok SOR E ude oe ee K l ale nQ ee eed Qi dh ee ee Geena eae aa 65 Ghapter 1 estes u About this Guide This chapter describes the purpose and scope of this guide and provides a list of complimentary guides The following topics are covered in this chapter e What this Guide Provides on page 2 e Related Documents on page 2 AboutthisGuide nD What this Guide Provides This guide provides you with the information you need to connect the Sony FCB EH6300 block camera and iPORT SB Pro IP engine and to start using them as a single device In this guide you can find a product overview instructions for connecting the block camera and IP engine cables installing the Pleora eBUS SDK establishing an Ethernet connection and performing general configuration tasks The last chapter of this guide provides Technical Support contact information for Pleora Technologies Related Documents The iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide is complemented by the following guides GEVPlayer Quick Start Guide GEVPlayer User Guide vDisplay HDI Pro IP Engine User Guide In addition to the guides listed above you can consult the Sony Color Camera Module Technical Manual that corresponds to your camera available from Sony 2 IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Ghapter 2 ix ay _ gt j eo E Each V T u ze br L About the i
8. the following tables Table 12 Connector Summary ID Location Description LER Manufacturer part number RJ 45 jack green green LED horizontal HFJ11 1G11E L14RL Ul Adapter board 20 pin FPC FFC connector 0 5mm pitch gold FH12 20S 0 5SH 55 Hirose horizontal SMD Daughter card 30 pin fine pitch coax connector 30 pin 0 4mm pitch USLOO 30L A Kel Daughter card 20 pin FFC connector 0 5mm pitch horizontal SMD FH12 20S 0 5SH 55 Adapter board 12 pin circular connector male HR10A 10R 12PB 7 1 FA The IP engine uses a straight through Ethernet cable not a crossover cable it can automatically adjust the signals to communicate either through a switch or directly to a host computer It also adjusts the data rate automatically to transmit at 10 Mbps 100 Mbps or 1 Gbps Table 13 SB Pro IP Engine Board Set Cable Summary Cable from Cable to Description Manufacturer part number Manufacturer J4 daughter card Block camera Cable fine pitch coax USL20 30SS 015 CH Kel 150mm 30 pin 0 4mm pitch opposite side J5 daughter card Ji adapter board 20 pin FFC 2 length MCC20 51 4 6 H1 Flexconn 0 5mm pitch FFCO 50A20 0043S440606SAKK AU Axon 150200207 Molex Main board x2 Daughter card x2 50 pin FFC 0 5mm FFCO 50A50 0043S440606SAKK AU Axon pitch MCC50 51 4 6 H1 Flexconn 150200537 Molex Pleora Technologies has verified satisfactory operation with cables between the IP engine and camera heads that ex
9. 2 buffers C 64 buffers 128 buffers C 256 buffers buffers Increasing the buffer count can make streaming more robust to missing block IDs but at the expense of using more memory and increasing potential latency Using more than 16 buffers is typically used in high frame rate small buffer applications Applications using slow frame rates or using very large buffers are not as sensitive to missing block IDs and can thus save memory by using only 4 or 8 buffers Implementing the eBUS SDK You can create your own image acquisition software for the IP engine Consult the eBUS SDK C Reference Guide for information about creating custom image acquisition software 46 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Chapter system Troubleshooting This chapter provides you with troubleshooting tips and recommended solutions for issues that can occur during configuration setup and operation of the IP engine with the Sony FCB EH6300 ur Not all scenarios and solutions are listed here You can refer to the Pleora Technologies Support Center at www pleora com for additional support and assistance The Pleora Technologies Support Center can help you to learn more about integrating Pleora Technologies products Use keywords to search the Pleora Technologies knowledge database for solutions and suggestions to optimize and troubleshoot Pleora Technologies products The knowledge database includes a description of the iss
10. CP IP v6 Intemet Protocol Version 4 TCP IP v4 i Link Layer Topology Discovery Mapper 1 0 Driver wi Link Layer Topology Discovery Responder 1 en izan _ _Urinstal Properties Transmission Control Protocol Intemet Protocol The default wide area network protocol that provides communication across diverse interconnected networks Installing the SDK 6 Select Obtain an IP address automatically or Use the following IP address to give the NIC an IP address Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP 1Pv4 Properties You can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability Otherwise you need to ask your network administrator for the appropriate IP settings Obtain an IP address automatically i Use the following IP address IP address Subnet mask Default gateway Obtain DNS server address automatically Use the following DNS server addresses Preferred DNS server Alternate DNS server T Validate settings upon exit Static IP addressing allows for quicker detection and connection times on networks without a DHCP server es as the NIC does not have to negotiate a Link Local Address LLA 7 Close the open dialog boxes to apply the changes IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide 8 Optionally configure the NIC for jumbo packets Using jumbo packets allows you to increase system performance However you must ensure your NIC and GigE switch if applicable support jum
11. If the device does not appear in the list click the Show unreachable GigE Vision Devices check box to show all devices Show unreachable GigE Vision Devices 5 In the GEV Device Selection dialog box click the device such as an IP engine If the IP address is not valid a warning appears in the GEV Device Selection dialog box Provide the device with an IP address as outlined in Providing the IP Engine with an IP Address on page 34 6 Click OK GEVPlayer is now connected to the device 7 Click Play to stream live video 8 After you confirm that video is streaming close GEVPlayer 2 gt If video does not stream see the tips provided in System Troubleshooting on page 47 ik 32 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Starting GEVPlayer and Connecting to a Device You can start the GEVPlayer sample application included with the eBUS SDK to connect to a device GEVPlayer lets you configure and control your GigE Vision camera To start GEVPlayer and connect to a device 1 Start GEVPlayer from the Windows Start menu 2 Click Select Connect If the device does not appear in the list click the Show unreachable GigE Vision Devices check box to show all devices Show unreachable GigE vision Devices 3 In the GEV Device Selection dialog box click the device such as an IP engine If the IP address is not valid a warning appears in the GEV Device Selection dialog box Provide the device with
12. ORT SB Pro IP engine captures video from the Sony FCB EH6300 block camera as per the BT 709 standard The iPORT SB Pro IP engine can transmit video at up to 30 frames per second with low consistent latency and is available as compact low power OEM board sets designed for use in a variety of housings GenlCam Interface Sony VISCA commands for key features of the Sony FCB EH6300 block camera such as zoom mute and freeze are mapped to the GenICam interface allowing integrators to implement features using a common application programming interface API This integration greatly simplifies software development tasks and is helpful when using the IP engine with third party off the shelf software packages 4 IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Model Variants The iPORT SB Pro IP engine is supplied in these variants and is equipped with these parts as listed in the following table Table 1 Model Variants IPORT SB Pro IP engine package variants iPORT SB Pro EH Series OEM Board Set Quantity IPORT SB Pro EH Series Board Set IPORT SB Pro EH Series OEM Board Kit Quantity IPORT SB Pro EH Series Board Set 12 pin circular connector for power GPIO and serial communication Adapter board for 12 pin circular to 20 pin FFC connector 20 pin FFC cable 30 pin coax cable IPORT SB Pro EH Series Evaluation Kit Quantity IPORT SB Pro EH Series Board Set mounted on chassis 12 pin circular connector for power GPIO and serial com
13. PLEORA TECHNOLOGIES INC iPORT SB Pro IP Engine For Sony FCB EH6300 Block Cameras User Guide a Pleora Technologies Copyright 2011 Pleora Technologies Inc These products are not intended for use in life support appliances devices or systems where malfunction of these products can reasonably be expected to result in personal injury Pleora Technologies Inc Pleora customers using or selling these products for use in such applications do so at their own risk and agree to indemnify Pleora for any damages resulting from such improper use or sale Trademarks PureGEV eBUS iPORT vDisplay and all product logos are trademarks of Pleora Technologies Third party copyrights and trademarks are the property of their respective owners Notice of Rights All information provided in this manual is believed to be accurate and reliable No responsibility is assumed by Pleora for its use Pleora reserves the right to make changes to this information without notice Redistribution of this manual in whole or in part by any means is prohibited without obtaining prior permission from Pleora Document Number EX001 018 0002 Version 2 0 12 13 11 Table of Contents alay cbDXxC JJTTBB B b R rTrTR IrR RrRTRr r r rd HH rrr 1 What this Guide Provides kk kk kk kK kk KK KK KK KK KK KK kK KK KK kk KK kk kk kk kk kk kk kK KK kK kK K e a 2 Related Document En er a een Ae hens er rear ER ee ee 2 A
14. PORT SB Pro IP Engine This chapter describes the IP engine including the product variants and key features The following topics are covered in this chapter The iPORT SB Pro IP Engine on page 4 Model Variants on page 5 Feature Set on page 6 Selected GenICam Features on page 7 Key Sony Block Camera Features on page 8 About the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine 3 The iPORT SB Pro IP Engine The iPORT SB Pro IP engine transforms Sony FCB EH6300 block cameras into GigE Vision compliant cameras Compact and simple to integrate iPORT SB Pro IP engines transmit high definition video with low predictable latency Complete with feature control using the GenICam standard these products are ideal for systems integrators looking to differentiate their offerings increase interoperability and introduce networking capabilities The iPORT SB Pro IP engine is built with connectors for power general purpose inputs and outputs GPIO and serial communication The connectors allow the IP engine to supply power to the block camera send and receive commands such as zoom and focus and control external accessories such as motorized wipers and pan tilt housings The iPORT SB Pro is compatible with the Pleora Technologies vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine and the eBUS SDK The iPORT SB Pro IP engine enables the block camera to become part of a complete networked video connectivity solution Video Transmission The iP
15. Player performance perform well enough to handle the data rate of the image stream The NetCommand or eBUS Universal Pro driver reduces the amount of computer resources applications created required to receive images and is recommended for applications that using the eBUS SDK require high throughput Should the application continue to drop packets even after the installation of the eBUS Universal Pro driver a computer with better performance may be required Insufficient NIC The NIC being used to receive images from the IP engine may not performance perform well enough to handle the data rate of the image stream For example the bus connecting the NIC to the CPU may not be fast enough or certain default settings on the NIC may not be appropriate for reception of a high throughput image stream Examples of NIC settings that may need to be reconfigured include the number of Rx Descriptors and the maximum size of Ethernet packets jumbo packets Additionally some NICs are known to not work well in high throughput applications Refer to the Network Adapters Knowledge Base Technical Note available at the Pleora Technologies Support Center System Troubleshooting 51 Changing to the Backup Firmware Load In some cases you may need to change from the main firmware load to the backup firmware load You can use the slide switches SW1 and SW2 on the daughter card to change to the backup firmware mode Q To access the slide switches peel
16. ackplate of client sourced enclosure Enclosure interior 4 Assemble the 12 pin power GPIO and serial circular connector to the adapter board by lining up the pins with the adapter board When oriented correctly the tab on the 12 pin connector aligns with the arrow marker on the adapter board The following figures show the pin locations and also show the tab and arrow marker 12 pin male Wi connector Arrow li Tab location Arrow marker N approximate TTTI marker T TT Adapter board and 12 pin male connector assembled 12 pin male connector Adapter board unassembled 5 Solder the pins of the connector to the adapter board for a secure connection 16 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Power GPIO and Serial Connector Pinouts Adapter Board The power GPIO and serial pinout descriptions J1 on the adapter board are listed in the following table ra The mating connector is a Hirose 12 pin connector part number HR10A 10P 12P 73 Table 6 Power GPIO and Serial Connector Pinout Descriptions J1 on the Adapter Board ca Function Type cm Notes Power return return Ground Kadani input Protected by G00W 1 0 ms PP Zener TVS 16 kV per HBM receives 6V to 12V unfiltered DC input GPIO_IN3 TTL_IN3 GPIO input Line3 Protected by ESD suppressors to IEC61000 4 2 Level 4 8 kV contact 15 kV air discharge GPIO_OUT2 OUT2 TTL_OUT2 GPIO output tines ESD information is the same as pin 3 Groun
17. ailable port on the GigE switch Connect one end of a CAT5e CATG6 cable to the iPORT SB Pro IP engine Ethernet connector Attach the other end to an available port on the GigE switch Connect one end of a CAT5e CAT6 cable to the Ethernet connector on your computer s NIC Attach the other end to an available port on the GigE switch Attach one end of the video cable to the display monitor Attach the other end to the HDI connector on the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine Apply power to the devices The message No Video appears on the display monitor No Video Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings 39 Configuring the vDisplay HDI Pro IP Engine and iPORT SB Pro IP Engine for a Multicast Network Configuration After you have connected and applied power to the hardware components use GEVPlayer to configure the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine and iPORT SB Pro IP engine for multicast configuration You may want to launch two instances of GEVPlayer to perform both configurations Begin by configuring the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine sa The vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine application is documented in the vDisplay HDI Pro IP Engine User Guide i The iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide provides you with the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine instructions and overviews required to set up and configure the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine for a multicast configuration To configure the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine for a multicast ne
18. an IP address as outlined in Providing the IP Engine with an IP Address on page 34 4 Click OK GEVPlayer is now connected to the device Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings 33 Providing the IP Engine with an IP Address 34 The IP engine requires an IP address to communicate on a video network This address must be on the same subnet as the computer that is performing the configuration and receiving the image stream To provide the IP engine with an IP address AS A eP Start GEVPlayer Click Select Connect Click the IP engine Click Set IP Address Provide the IP engine with a valid IP address and subnet mask You can optionally provide a default gateway If you are using a unicast network configuration the management entity data receiver and the IP engine must be on the same subnet The unicast network configuration is outlined in Unicast Network Configuration on page 35 6 7 Click OK to close the Set IP Address dialog box Click OK to close the GEV Device Selection dialog box Configuring an Automatic Persistent IP Address The Device Control dialog box allows you to configure a persistent IP address for the IP engine Alternatively the IP engine can be configured to automatically obtain an IP address using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP or Link Local Addressing LLA The IP engine uses its persistent IP address first but if this option is set
19. bo packets To complete this task right click the NIC and click Properties Then click Configure The exact configuration procedure as well as the jumbo packet size limit depends on the NIC Intel R Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter Properties Advanced Diver Detal Power Management The following properties are available for this network adapter Click the property you want to change on the left and then select its value on the right Value Adaptive Inter Frame Spacing 9014 Bytes Gigabit Master Slave Mode Interupt Moderation Interupt Moderation Rate IPv4 Checksum Offload Large Send Offload IPv4 Large Send Offload IPv6 Link Speed amp Duplex Locally Administered Address Log Link State Event Priority amp VLAN While not mandatory you may wish to disable the network firewall and anti virus software to improve es system performance Additionally certain default settings on the NIC may not be appropriate for receiving high throughput image streams such as the number of Rx Descriptors Refer to the Network Adapters Knowledge Base Technical Note available at the Pleora Technologies Support Center Installing the SDK 29 Ghapter 6 ine Connecting to the IPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings After you have connected to the IP engine you can provide it with a unique IP address on your network and configure the IP engine for either unicast or multicast You can also configure the
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21. ceed 6 inches 15 centimeters However we strongly caution against the use of long cables unless you have extensive experience in the areas of large scale grounding and Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Source manufacturer description and identification may vary for each connector and cable Reference Mechanical Drawings and Material List 63 Ghapter 9 ine ds Technical Support At the Pleora Support Center you can e Download the latest software e Log a support issue e View documentation for current and past releases Browse for solutions to problems other customers have encountered Get presentations and application notes Get the latest news and information about our products Decide which of Pleora s products work best for you To visit the Pleora Support Center e Go to www pleora com and click Support Center If you have not registered yet you are prompted to register Accounts are usually validated within one business day 23 If you have difficulty finding an existing solution in the knowledge base post a question by clicking Log a Case Provide ls as many specific details about your system and the nature of the issue as possible Technical Support 65
22. d Ground Ferrite bead 0 2A 600 Ohm 100 MHz to DGND of the daughter card GPON IN2 mA IND GPIO input ESD information is the same as pin 3 RS232_TX RS232 Output Protected by ESD suppressors to IEC61000 4 2 Level 4 8 kV contact 15 kV air discharge 2 RS232_RX RS232 input ja ESD information is the same as pin 11 Shell GND_CHASSIS Chassis Ground n a For the purpose of EMI prevention ground provide good electrical contact between the connector shell and the enclosure box 25 The GPIO pins on the 12 pin connector are mapped to LineO through Line6 of the E DigitallOControl LineSelector feature in the Device Control dialog box in the GEVPlayer sample application Line 7 is not used in the IP engine For information about configuring the IP engine with GEVPlayer see Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings on page 31 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine Connections 17 Power GPIO and Serial Connector Pinouts Daughter Card The power GPIO and serial pinout descriptions J5 on the daughter card are listed in the following table Table 7 Power GPIO and Serial Connector Pinout Descriptions J5 on the Daughter Card Name Function Type 18 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Power GPIO and Serial Connector Pinout Mapping The mapping of the signals from the 12 pin circular connector J1 on the adapter board to the 20 pin connector of the U1 on the adapter board and the 12 pin con
23. djust screen resolution Clock Language and Region Change keyboards or other input methods Ease of Access Let Windows suggest settings Optimize visual display IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide 3 In the left hand panel click Change adapter settings gO Network and Internet Network and Sharing Center File Edit View Tools Help Control Panel Home i a a View your basic network information and set up connections Change adapter ee My o A See full map t Change advanced sharing Hine My Account mynetwork com Internet This computer View your active networks Connect or disconnect pleora com Access type Internet Domain network Connections I Local Area Connection Change your networking settings ai Set up a new connection or network See also B Set up a wireless broadband dial up ad hoc or VPN connection or set up a HomeGroup router or access point Internet Opti nternet pions Connect to a network Windows Firewall Connect or reconnect to a wireless wired dial up or VPN network connection 4 Right click the NIC and then click Properties 5 Click Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 and then click Properties Connect using ni Intel R Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter This connection uses the following items O dE Virtual PC Network Filter Driver 2 QoS Packet Scheduler al File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks wi Internet Protocol Version 6 T
24. dress in the GevSCDA field and the port in the GevSCPHostPort field are correct They are configured automatically to the values set in steps 3 5 of this procedure Device Control z EE visibility Guru GevStreamChannelSelector GevSCCPGUnconditionalStreaming False GevSCPDirection Transmitter Gev5CPInterFaceIndex 0 GevSCPHostPaork GevSCPSFireTestPacket GevSCPSDoNotFragment GeyvSCPSBigEndian GevSCPSPacketSize gev SCPE 0 ev SC CDA 169 254 149 142 GevSC5P 20202 UserSetControl UserSetSelector Default UserSetLoad GEV SCP Host Port Selector Gey StreamChannelSelector Controls the port of the selected channel to which a G SP transmitter must send data stream or the port from which a GW SP receiver may receive data stream Setting this value to closes the stream channel Unbound unsigned 16 bits integer Increment 1 Me eke kk R T 7 ee ee E Ll L 10 In the ImageFormatControl category ensure a progressive video mode appears in the SonyBlockVideoModeCurrent list not an interlaced video mode because the vDisplay IP engine does not perform deinterlacing To change the video mode click a mode in the SonyBlockVideoModeNext list close the Device Control dialog box and then click DeviceReset or power cycle the IP engine and block camera The connection between your computer and the IP engine disconnects and the Device Control dialog box closes Reconnect to the IP engine and then reopen t
25. e 239 192 1 1 Close the Device Control dialog box Now configure the iPORT SB Pro IP engine as outlined in To configure the iPORT SB Pro IP engine for a multicast network configuration on page 42 Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings A1 42 To configure the iPORT SB Pro IP engine for a multicast network configuration 1 Start an additional instance of GEVPlayer 2 Click Tools gt Setup ef GEWPlayer setup N Event Monitor IP Engine Serial Communication serial Communication Bridge Setup GEYPlayer Role Stream Destination Controller and data receiver Unicast automatic i Controller T Unicast specific local port Data receiver Port 1 Monitor Unicast other destination Stream Channel Default channel Port Multicast 4 Under Stream Destination click Multicast and enter the IP address and Port number IP address 0 0 The address and port must be identical to that configured for the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine in step 6 and 7 of To configure the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine for a multicast network configuration on page 40 Click OK Connect to the iPORT SB Pro IP engine For more information see To start GEVPlayer and connect to a device on page 33 7 Click Device control iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Click Guru in the Visibility list In the TransportLayerControl category ensure that the multicast IP ad
26. ftware or firewalls blocking transmission SDK is able to connect but no video appears in GEVPlayer IP engine not configured correctly to support multicast configuration 30 pin coax cable connected improperly Not all features are operational Camera not properly connected to IP engine In the GenlCam section of GEVPlayer some features may be marked with a red exclamation point which indicates that you cannot configure the feature System Troubleshooting Resolution Video might not appear in GEVPlayer because of anti virus software or firewalls on your network Disable all virus scanning software and firewalls and re attempt a connection to the IP engine with GEVPlayer Video might not appear on the display if you have not configured the IP engine for a multicast video network configuration The IP engine and all multicast receivers for example a vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine must have identical values for both the GevSCDA and GevSCPHostPort attributes in the TransportLayerControl section For more information see Configuring the vDisplay HDI Pro IP Engine and iPORT SB Pro IP Engine for a Multicast Network Configuration on page 40 Video does not appear on the display computer after you connect the IP engine to GEVPlayer and click Play When you click ImageStreamControl in GEVPlayer and view the AcquisitionRate 0 appears To correct this issue 1 Click Stop in GEVPlayer Click GEV Device control Clic
27. gine with GEVPlayer IP engine not connected to Verify that the network activity LED and network connection speed LED the network are active J1 on the main board If these LEDs are illuminated check the LEDs on your network switch to ensure the switch is functioning properly If the problem continues connect the IP engine directly to the computer to verify its operation For information about the LEDs see Status LEDs on page 21 IP engine and computer are Video might not appear in GEVPlayer if the IP engine and the computer not on the same subnet running GEVPlayer are not on the same subnet Ensure that these devices are on the same subnet In addition ensure that these devices are connected using valid gateway and subnet mask information You can view the IP engine IP address information in the Available GigE Vision Devices list in GEVPlayer A red icon appears beside the GigE Vision device if there is an invalid IP configuration SDK detects the IP Insufficient power Ensure that 6V to 12V of unfiltered DC input is being provided to the IP engine however an error engine message appears which indicates that the connection could not be completed The power consumption of the IP engine and connected block camera is approximately 7 2W when streaming at full rate temperature and input voltage dependent 48 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Table 10 Troubleshooting Tips Continued Symptom Possible cause Anti virus so
28. he Device Control dialog box Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings 43 44 11 Close the Device Control dialog box 12 Click Play to view the source video both on the computer and the display monitor pr GEV GEVPlaver File Tools Help Connection Select Connect IP address 169 254 124 171 MAC address 00 11 1c 00 c1 83 Manufacturer Pleora Technologies Inc Model iPORT SB Pro EH Series Name Acquisition Control Source Sourcel Mode Continuous a Play Stop Parameters and Controls Communication control Device control Image stream control Stream 272 images 60 3FPS 309 3Mbps Display 30 FPS Error count 0 Last error N A The multicast image is shown on the display monitor as shown below IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide An overview of the steps for the simple multicasting of the iPORT SB Pro IP engine in conjunction with the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine is shown in the following figure Multicast Configuration IPORT SB Fro IF Engine To configure fre vDisolap IF engine To configure fre D Pra le engine 1 Start SEV Player then click Tools gt Setup 1 Start an additional ir tance of GEW layer and then click Tools gt Setup 2 Under GEYA ayer Role dick Controller 2 Under GEYA awer Role click Controller and data rece ver 3 Click OK 3 Under Stream Destination click Multicast and enter the IP address and Po
29. iPORT SB Pro IP engine is connected to a GigE switch and sends a stream of video over Ethernet simultaneously to both a computer and to a vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine Then the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine converts it to video for display on a monitor Figure 2 Multicast Network Configuration vDisplay HDI Pro e Management entity data receiver Ethernet HDMI to DVI or HDMI cable GigE switch Ethernet Block camera with integrated IP engine 38 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Required ltems Multicast Network Configuration You require the following components to set up a multicast network configuration Block camera with integrated iPORT SB Pro IP engine and cables 6 12V power supply vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine and corresponding power supply Compatible display monitor Cable to connect the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine to the display monitor CAT5e or CAT6 Ethernet cables quantity 3 GigE switch IGMP v2 compatible Desktop computer or laptop with the eBUS SDK version 2 0 0 or later installed Connecting the Hardware and Power The following procedure explains how to connect the power network and data cables to the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine and SB Pro IP engine To connect the network and data cables to the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine and SB Pro IP engine and apply power 1 Connect one end of a CAT5e CATG6 cable to the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine Ethernet connector Attach the other end to an av
30. ide switches that are used to specify the firmware load see Changing to the Backup Firmware Load on page 52 IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Ghapter 5 is m mu Installing the SDK This chapter describes how to install the eBUS SDK and also provides information about installing the drivers that are best suited for your system FA Before you can configure and control your GigE Vision camera you must install the eBUS SDK and driver Gi The following topics are covered in this chapter e Installing the eBUS SDK on page 24 e Installing the Driver and Configuring the NIC on page 25 Installing the SDK 23 Installing the eBUS SDK 24 You can install the Pleora eBUS SDK on your computer to configure and control your GigE Vision camera Consult the GEVPlayer Quick Start Guide or GEVPlayer User Guide for information about setting up and configuring your camera for connection to the IP engine The Pleora Technologies eBUS SDK contains an extensive library of sample applications with source code to create working applications for device configuration and control image and data acquisition and image display and diagnostics It is possible for you to configure the IP engine and GigE Vision compliant video sources using other GenICam compliant software however this guide provides you with the instructions you need to use the Pleora GEVPlayer application IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide In
31. k Expert in the Visibility list Click TestlmageSelector to select IPEngineTestPattern Click Start If the test pattern is displayed click Stop and verify that the 30 pin coax cable is securely connected Click Play in GEVPlayer If these steps do not correct the issue replace the FFC cable Ensure a secure connection of the IP engine to the block camera replace the cables or retry the connection with a different block camera 49 Table 10 Troubleshooting Tips Continued Symptom Possible cause Resolution Connection to device The heartbeat interval is The Connection to device lost message can indicate restrictive settings lost appears in too restrictive for the heartbeat synchronization between the computer and the IP GEVPlayer engine Important Ensure the computer s heartbeat interval Heartbeatinterval is at least double the IP engine s heartbeat interval GevHeartbeatTimeout to avoid a timeout To access the heartbeat settings In GEVPlayer click Communication control Under Heartbeat take note of the Heartbeatilnterval This field shows the computer heartbeat interval Close the Communication Control dialog box 4 Click GEV Device control Click Guru in the Visibility list Under Transport Layer Control take note of the GevHeartbeatTimeout This field shows the IP engine heartbeat interval Connection to device The answer timeout and The Connection to device lost message can indicate res
32. layer application Communication Control Communication AnswerTimeout To configure the IP engine for a unicast network configuration 1 Start GEVPlayer 2 Click Tools gt Setup SEW GEWPlayer File Setup N Event Monitor IP Engine Serial Communication serial Communication Bridge GEYPlayer Role Stream Destination Controller and data receiver Unicast automatic T Controller T Unicast specific local port Data receiver Port 0 Monitor Unicast other destination Stream Channel P aderass 0 0 Default channel T Multicast P address 4 Under Stream Destination click Unicast automatic 5 Click OK 36 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide 6 Connect to the IP engine For more information see To start GEVPlayer and connect to a device on page 33 7 Click Play to view live video REV File Tools Help Connection Pakke 169 254 124 171 MAC address 00 11 1c 00 c1 83 Manufacturer Pleora Technologies Inc Model iPORT SB Pro EH Series Name Acquisition Control Source Sourcel gt a Play Stop Parameters and Controls Communication control Device control Image stream control Stream 272 images 60 3FPS 309 3Mbps Display 30 FPS Error count 0 Last error N A Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings ST Multicast Network Configuration In a multicast network configuration the
33. leText Text box CAM _Title Title Set2 Set3 Sets the single line title caption text DeviceReset Command CAM_Initialize Camera Resets the IP engine and block camera to their power up states About the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine 9 10 Table 4 Key Sony Block Camera Features Continued Sony VISCA feature Description commands Ipt Feature name Attributes ZoomDigitalLimitCurrent x1 x12 No direct mapping Controls the block ZoomDigitalLimitNext camera s digital zoom limit decimal points are denoted by p The Current feature shows how the device is currently configured while the Next feature indicates how the feature will be configured after you execute the DeviceReset command or after the next power cycle ZoomInSpeed Standard No direct mapping Controls the block default camera s Zoom In speed Speed1 Speeds Zoomin Command CAM_ZoomTele Zoonms in optically When used this feature starts from the current focal position and continues to the maximum zoom in position The ZoomStop command stops the Zoomln command ZoomOutSpeed Standard No direct mapping Controls the block default camera s Zoom Out Speed1 speed Speed8 ZoomOut Command CAM_ZoomWide Zooms out optically When used this feature starts from the current focal position and continues to the maximum zoom out position The ZoomStop command stops the ZoomOut command ZoomStop Command CAM_ZoomStop Cancels a Zo
34. ll connections are secure and verified IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide To connect the IP engine to the adapter board and the block camera 1 Connect the 20 pin cable at J5 of the daughter card to the adapter board The metallic side of the cable ends should be oriented toward the circuit board in both cases 20 pin cable J5 Miri alii F G az p pi ITA TELL EA if gaT we g Ka y BSP SA a y e 7 a i a k tg 2 Connect the 30 pin cable to the 30 pin connector on the top of the block camera Then connect the other end of the cable to the J4 connector on the daughter card A The cable ends should be oriented to allow the metallic side of the cable to touch the metallic side of the i Le connector 30 pin connector iPORT SB Pro IP Engine Connections 15 Mounting the Power GPIO and Serial Connector to an Enclosure Backplate The removable 12 pin power GPIO and serial circular connector and the corresponding adapter board are suitable for mounting to a client sourced enclosure To mount the power GPIO and serial connector to an enclosure backplate 1 Insert the 12 pin connector through the external side of the backplate 2 Secure with washer and hex nut 3 Connect the adapter board 12 holes to the base pins of the 12 pin connector through the internal side of the backplate Lock washer 12 pin male connector Hex nut meer Adapter board Pins soldered to adapter board 20 pin FFC B
35. munication soldered on to 1 the adapter board 20 pin FFC cable 30 pin coax cable Power supply Gigabit Ethernet network interface card NIC Ethernet cable Mounting screws for block camera Pleora eBUS SDK CD includes GEVPlayer sample application Before assembly ensure that all components are included in the selected package About the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine 5 Feature Set The iPORT SB Pro IP engine provides the features and functions listed in the following table Table 2 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine Feature Summary Key features Support for Sony FCB EH6300 block cameras RS 232 bidirectional serial connection Software controlled GPIO e ATTL 5V general purpose inputs e 3TTL 5V general purpose outputs GenlCam integration of key camera controls Compatible with Automated Imaging Association AIA GigE Vision specification 1 2 operates with GigE Vision and GenlCam compatible applications Environmental and Physical Storage temperature 40 to 85 C Operating temperature 0 to 40 C higher if using thermal pads between FPGA PHY DDR and camera chassis Key camera interface features Title display 6 iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Selected GenlCam Features In addition to the mandatory GenlCam features for any compliant GigE Vision device the iPORT SB Pro IP engine provides a number of additional features Selected GenlCam features are listed in the following table gt To view the descrip
36. nector J5 on the daughter card are listed in the following table For signal functions and types see Table 7 on page 18 Table 8 Power GPIO and Serial Connector Pinout Mapping Pin Pin Pin for J1 adapter for U1 adapter for J5 daughter board board card 2 3 evr TT TT CHE a TT TT mew TT TT i wam ST TET TT ewar TT TT Tom Too Protected by 600W 1 0 ms PP Zener TVS 16 kV per HBM Ferrite bead 0 2A 600 Ohm 100 MHz to DGND of the daughter card Protected by ESD suppressors to IEC61000 4 2 Level 4 8 kV contact 15 kV air discharge IPORT SB Pro IP Engine Connections 19 Ghapter 4 Status LEDs The status LEDs indicate the operating status of the IP engine s network connection and firmware The following figure and table describe the status LEDs l Main board Network connection speed LED J1 h Network activity LED J1 Power and firmware status LEDs D2 Status LEDs 21 22 Table 9 Status LEDs Network activity Network connection speed Power FPGA Description Green solid Network connection Green blinking Data receive transmit Off No connection Green 1 Gbps connection Off No connection 10 Mbps connection or 100 Mbps connection Off No power Green Power on Orange Main firmware load is corrupted or a slide switch is set incorrectly forcing the IP engine to use the backup firmware load For information about the sl
37. omln or ZoomOut command IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Ghapter 3 is m mu j iPORT SB Pro IP Engine Connections This chapter describes the IP engine connections It also includes pinouts for the power GPIO and serial connector The following topics are covered in this chapter e Connector Locations on page 12 e Making IP Engine Connections on page 13 e Mounting the Power GPIO and Serial Connector to an Enclosure Backplate on page 16 e Power GPIO and Serial Connector Pinouts Adapter Board on page 17 e Power GPIO and Serial Connector Pinouts Daughter Card on page 18 e Power GPIO and Serial Connector Pinout Mapping on page 19 IPORT SB Pro IP Engine Connections 11 Connector Locations The following figure and table describe the IP engine connectors J4 J10 J11 J5 U1 m J1 TA on adapter board Daughter card Main board J5 J4 J1 on main board Not shown U1 is located on the adapter board Table 5 IP Engine Connectors Location Description ID J4 Daughter card 30 pin connector Transmits five pairs of serialized low voltage digital signals LVDS from the block camera to the IP engine over coaxial cable Connects to the 24 pin connector on the top of the block camera Important Take care when connecting the coaxial cable to avoid damaging the cable J10 J11 Daughter card 50 pin connector Allows communication
38. ose the Device Control dialog box 6 Power cycle the IP engine and connected block camera Unicast Network Configuration In a unicast configuration a block camera with an integrated IP engine is connected to a GigE switch that sends a stream of video over Ethernet to the computer Alternatively the IP engine can be connected directly to the computer The computer is configured as both a data receiver and controller and serves as a management entity for the IP engine Figure 1 Unicast Network Configuration Management entity data receiver Ethernet GigE switch Block camera with integrated IP engine Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings 35 Required Items Unicast Network Configuration You require the following components to set up a unicast network configuration e Block camera with integrated IP engine and cables e 6 12V power supply e CAT5e or CAT6 Ethernet cables quantity 1 e GigE switch and an additional CAT5e or CAT6 Ethernet cable optional e Desktop computer or laptop with eBUS SDK version 2 0 0 or later installed IP Engine Configuration Unicast Network Configuration After you have connected and applied power to the hardware components use GEVPlayer to configure the IP engine 2 The IP engine firmware requires that the AnswerTimeout parameter be equal or greater than 5000 ms Le You can access this parameter through the main menu of the GEVP
39. ose the Devise Control dialog box and then oid Dew ce Reset Cor power cycle the IF engine and block camera GEVPlayer GEVPlayer Device Control dialog box Device Control dialog box TranspontLayerClontrol category TransponLayerControl category The value of GewSCOA and GEYSCDA 239 192 1 1 GevelPHostPort must be the same GEYSCDA 239 192 1 1 GE SCPHost Port 1042 for both dewi ces GE SCPHostPort 1042 10 Close the Device Control dialog box 11 Close the Device Control dialog box 12 Click Play in GEYPl ayer to view the image z your computer and the display monitor Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General Settings 45 Configuring the Buffers You can increase the buffer count in GEVPlayer to reduce the impact of lost and out of order packets and to make streaming more robust A high number of buffers are needed in high frame rate applications while a small number of buffers are needed for lower frame rates Applications using a high number of buffers might experience greater latency To configure the buffers 1 Start GEVPlayer and connect to the IP engine For more information see To start GEVPlayer and connect to a device on page 33 Click Tools gt Buffer Options Click the buffer option that suits your requirements Click OK A Default size for streaming is 16 Buffer Options Buffers used for streaming C 4buffers 8 buffers i 16 buffers C 3
40. quired Items You require the following components to connect the IP engine to the block camera e 30 pin coax cable e 20 pin FFC cable e 12 pin circular connector with adapter board e Bracket included with the evaluation kit only For more information about the components of the IP engine see Model Variants on page 5 Fora material list see Material List on page 63 IPORT SB Pro IP Engine Connections 13 14 ZB Connecting the IP Engine to the Adapter Board and Block Camera The IP engine supplies power to the block camera It also sends and receives serial signals which allow you to send Sony VISCA commands to the block camera such as zoom and focus Power to the assembled block camera and IP engine is provided through the 12 pin circular connector which receives 6V to 12V of unfiltered DC input The power consumption of the IP engine and connected block camera is approximately 7 2W when streaming at full rate temperature and input voltage dependent While this section outlines how to install the IP engine using a rear mounted orientation which is the recommended orientation you can optionally install the IP engine in a top mounted or side mounted orientation 4 While the illustrations in the following procedure show a chassis not all kits include a chassis For more information about what is supplied see Model Variants on page 5 Do not connect power to the IP engine until a
41. rams Help and Support 2 Select a driver that is suitable for your computer s NIC If you require additional information to help choose the most appropriate driver click Learn more about drivers Installing the SDK 25 3 Click Install and follow the prompts to complete the driver installation File Help Network Adapter MAC Description O00 ib 21 31 a4 fe Intel R Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter d485 64 10 df ff To configure an IP address for the NIC Intel R 82567 LM 3 Gigabit Network Connection Current Driver Action eBUS Universal Pro Driver Do Nothing Manufacturer Driver Da Nothing Be Install 1 In the Windows Control Panel click Network and Internet The instructions in this procedure are based on the Windows 7 operating system The steps may vary depending on your computer s operating system g Li Mm earch Control Pane File Edit View Tools Help Adjust your computer s settings System and Security Review your computer s status Back up your computer Find and fix problems Network and Internet View network status and tasks Choose homegroup and sharing options l Hardware and Sound View devices and printers Add a device Programs Uninstall a program Get programs 2 Click Network and Sharing Center 26 View by Category User Accounts Change account type Appearance and Personalization Change the theme Change desktop background A
42. rt number The address and port must be identical to that configured forthe wrisplay IF engine 4 Click OK GigE Switch E GEVPlayer GEVPlayer Setup dialog box Setup dialog box GEVAl ayer Role Controller GEYPlayer Role Controller and data re ceiver Stream Oesination MA Stream Oesination Multicast IF Address MA IF Address 229 192 1 1 Port MiA Fort 1042 4 Click Select Connect 5 Click Sel edt Connect 5 Inthe GEW Device Selection dialog box click the IF engine 6 Inthe GEW Device Selection dialog box dick the IP engine Select the Shovwunswallable GigE vision Devices check Select the Show unavailable GgE vision Devices ched box and set an IF address for the device if tis not already bos and set an IF address for the device fit iz not already wit ible riz ible 6 Click OK T Click OR T Click Device control 5 Click Dewi Ce control 5 In the TransportLayer Control category set 9 In the Transport Layer Control category ensure that the GEYVSCPHostPort to a streaming channel port for multicast IF address in the GevSCOA field and the port in example 10 22 the GewSCPHostPort field are correct the values should match those specified instep 3 above 9 Set GEWSCOA to a multicast address for example Aok Guru wE ibility lewel required 229 192 1 1 i i 10 lf an interlaced video mode appears in he SonyBlock video Mode Curent list change the video mode t progressive in the SonyBlock deo Wc deNe gt xl list Cl
43. stalling the Driver and Configuring the NIC Before you can configure the IP engine use the Driver Installation Tool included with the eBUS SDK to install the correct driver Then set up your NIC There are three choices of driver depending on the NIC installed in your computer e Manufacturer Driver e eBUS Universal Pro for most NICs e eBUS Optimal limited to particular Intel NICs To start the Driver Installation Tool and install an eBUS driver 1 Click Start point to All Programs gt Pleora Technologies Inc gt eBUS SDK gt Tools right click Driver Installation Tool and then click Run as administrator To use the Driver Installation Tool you must have administrator privileges for your computer Consult Windows documentation for more information di Kaspersky Anti Virus 6 0 for Windows W m Maintenance di McAfee Security Scan Plus di Microsoft Silverlight di Microsoft Visual SourceSafe di Online Services d PC Help amp Tools Ji PDF Complete di Pleora Technologies Inc eBUS SDK API Documentation Code Samples sev GEVPlayer Installation API Documentation di Tools Driver Installation Tool amp Information Gathering Tool E The instructions in this procedure are based on the Windows 7 operating system The steps may vary aJ depending on your computer s operating system er Documents Pictures Music Computer Control Panel Devices and Printers Default Prog
44. the Driver and Configuring the NIC JA kK kk kk kK kK kk KK KK KK kK KK kk kk kk kK kk kk kk K k a 25 Connecting to the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine and Configuring General SettingS J1 Connecting the Ethernet Cables and Confirming Video Streaming o KK KK KK KK KK KK KK KK KK KK KK KK 32 Starting GEVPlayer and Connecting to a Device kk KK KK KK KK KK KK kK kk KK kk kk kk kk k kk k k 33 Providing the IP Engine with an IP Address WW kk kk kk kk kk KK KK KK KK KK KK KK KK KK KK KK kk kK kk kK KK lk ge 34 Unicast Network Configuration nennen sans een erde waa d A 84 de 35 Multicast Network Configuration XX kk kk kk KK KK KK KK KK KK kK KK kk KK kk kk kk kk kk kk KK kk k kk kk ee 38 Conligurimng the Diet sl yay a dened dan n K anin nd li down c diren a d aka d dkey del ea aoe ne ae 46 Implkmening the eBUS SDE 4 2a ad nan Ale ah dll 2 ll We al ul en bears Abate bee dae es ooh cat bee 46 Oy StCAl TTou o l ShGOL zu ea un ss se se n k k n y h AL ak ee hul ar W kee ee des 41 nene dk a ee ee ee ee He aga mmo mn 48 Changing to the Backup Firmware Load 2 00 WW kk kk kk kk kK KK KK kK KK KK KK KK KK kk kk kk kk kk kK kk kK k a D2 Reference Mechanical Drawings and Material List 20 00 ae ner na eine 53 Nechainieal Drawnes zuende e Sade steer n mm l 54 IVA AG ial AG gt p ppepeppr r r _eaPPea ar rrb
45. tion of a setting in GEVPlayer click the feature A brief description appears at the bottom wW of GEVPlayer Table 3 Selected GenlCam Features Feature Description SonyBlockVideoModeCurrent Defines the camera s video mode This feature controls the video signal register SonyBlockVideoModeNext of the camera head through the Sony VISCA protocol The following video modes are available e 1080i 60Hz 1080i 59 94Hz 1080i 50Hz 1080p 30Hz 1080p 29 97Hz 1080p 25Hz 720p 60Hz 720p 59 94Hz 720p 50Hz 720p 30Hz 720p 29 97Hz e 720p 25Hz PixelFormat Available pixel formats are e Mono 8 e YUV422Packed e YUV411Packed Not all pixel formats are available for all video modes Resets the IP engine and block camera to their power up states The Current feature shows how the device is currently configured while the Next feature indicates how the feature will be configured after you execute the DeviceReset command or after the next power cycle About the iPORT SB Pro IP Engine T Key Sony Block Camera Features These key Sony block camera features are incorporated into the iPORT SB Pro IP engine and are available in the IP engine s GenlCam XML file More information about these commands can be found in the Sony Color Camera Module Technical Manual that corresponds to your camera available from Sony Pleora Technologies has tested and verified compatibility with release 0x0200 of the Sony block camera
46. to False it can be configured to attempt to obtain an address from a DHCP server If this fails it will use LLA to find an available IP address LLA cannot be disabled and is always set to True To configure a persistent IP address 1 Start GEVPlayer and connect to the IP engine For more information see To start GEVPlayer and connect to a device on page 33 2 Click Device control in the Parameters and Controls section a ono oF JA In the TransportLayerControl category set the GevCurrentIPConfigurationPersistentIP feature to True Set the GevPersistentIP Address feature to a valid IP address in the GevPersistentIP Address field Set the GevPersistentSubnetMask feature to a valid subnet mask address Optionally enter a valid default gateway in the GevPersistentDefaultGateway field Close the Device Control dialog box Power cycle the IP engine and connected block camera iPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide To automatically configure an IP address 1 Start GEVPlayer and connect to the IP engine For more information see To start GEVPlayer and connect to a device on page 33 2 Click Device control in the Parameters and Controls section 3 In the TransportLayerControl category set the GevCurrentIPConfigurationPersistentIP feature to False 4 Set the GevCurrentlPConfigurationLLA and or GevCurrentlPConfigurationDHCP values to True depending on the type of automatic addressing you require 5 Cl
47. trictive settings lost appears in heartbeat interval are too for the answer timeout and heartbeat synchronization between the GEVPlayer when loading restrictive computer and the IP engine a User Set using the UserSetLoad feature To change the answer timeout and heartbeat settings For information about 1 In GEVPlayer click Communication control using User Sets see the Important Before you change the settings take note ofthe current GEVPlayer Quick Start values as you will restore them at the end of this procedure Guide or the GEVPlayer 2 Under Communication change the AnswerTimeout to 20000 User Guide 3 Under Heartbeat change the heartbeat settings to the following values Heartbeatinterval 2500 DefaultHeartbeatTimeout 30000 Close the Communication Control dialog box Click GEV Device control Click Guru in the Visibility list Under Transport Layer Control change the GevHeartbeatTimeout to 30000 Close the GEV Device Control dialog box Load the User Set using the UserSetLoad feature in GEVPlayer 10 After successfully loading the User Set restore the AnswerTimeout Heartbeatinterval DefaultHeartbeatinterval and GevHeartbeatTimeout to the original settings 50 IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide Table 10 Troubleshooting Tips Continued Symptom Possible cause Resolution Dropped packets Insufficient computer The computer being used to receive images from the IP engine may not GEV
48. twork configuration 1 Start GEVPlayer 2 Click Tools gt Setup sEV GEWPlayer File Setup N Event Monitor IP Engine Serial Communication serial Communication Bridge 3 Under GEVPlayer Role click Controller You do not need to specify the Stream Destination as the stream destination is not applicable to a video receiver 4 Connect to the vDisplay HDI Pro IP engine For more information see To start GEVPlayer and connect to a device on page 33 IPORT SB Pro IP Engine User Guide 5 Click Device control 6 In the TransportLayerControl category set GevSCPHostPort to a streaming channel port for example 1042 Device Control GEV Device GevLinkSpeed 2 GevMessageChannellount GevStreamChannelCount GevHeartbeatTimeout ControlAccess 0 GevSCPDirecton Receiver GevSCP Inter faceIndex 0 GevSCPSBigEndian False GevSCPSPacketSize 16266 GevsCDA 239 192 1 1 BufferCount Three DisplayPartiallmages False GevSCPHostPort Selector GewSstreamChannelselector Controls the port of the selected channel to which a GVSP transmitter must send data stream or the port from which a GVSP receiver may receive data stream Setting this value to 0 doses the stream channel Unbound unsigned 16 bits integer Increment 1 Feature Name GevSCPHostPort Type Integer Name Space Custom Visibility Beginner Streamable True Set GevSCDA to a multicast address for exampl
49. ue and the suggested solution for your search results Details for creating a customer account are available at the Pleora Technologies Support Center Refer to the product release notes that are available at the Pleora Technologies Support Center for known G issues and other product features System Troubleshooting O CO a 8 WE Ex lt 47 Troubleshooting Tips The scenarios and known issues listed in the following table are those that you might encounter during the setup and operation of your IP engine Not all possible scenarios and errors are presented The symptoms possible causes and resolutions depend upon your particular network setup and operation If you perform the resolution for your issue and the issue is not corrected we recommend you review the uw other resolutions listed in this table Some symptoms may be interrelated Table 10 Troubleshooting Tips Symptom Possible cause Resolution SDK cannot detect or Power not supplied to the IP Both the detection and connection to the IP engine will fail if power is not connect to the IP engine engine supplied to the device Verify that the network activity LED JI on the main board is either green power on or orange flashes when data is streaming For information about the LEDs see Status LEDs on page 21 Verify the power connection and ensure a minimum of 6V is present at the connector maximum 12V Re try the connection to the IP en
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