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IVC-100/120-RS, PM-1056-4P QIG 

                             

Specifications 

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Function: PCI Single Universal Board 
Plug and Play, 4 channel video capture card

 

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Analog Video Capture Engine: Conexant Fusion TM 878A  
NTSC/ PAL / SECAM Video Decoding

 

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Input/Output Interface: 

 

Video Input: pin connector for 4 channels BNC Connector 
Video Output : One channel Video Output selected from the driver GPIO: 4 inputs and 4 
outputs (use CT-800 GPIO daughter board)

 

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Functionality Support:

 

   Multiple Video Resolutions  

NTSC: 720x480, 704x480, 640x480, 352x240, 320x240, 176x112  
PAL: 720x576, 704x576, 640x576,352x288, 320x288, 176x144  
Capture Frame Rate-Max 30 fps for 4 channels  
Support Video Loss Detection Multi-screen support  
Support resolution adjustment  
Support image brightness, contrast, and saturation adjustment  
LED for card ID configuration and identification

 

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Software Support: Provide WDM driver and SDK for developer 

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Supporting OS: Window 98 SE, ME, 2000, XP,Linux 

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Others: Power Consumption: 3.5W@5V  
Operating Temperature: 0~ 50oC  
Board Size: 120.19mm x 100m 

 

Ordering Information 

IVC-100 

     4 Channels Video Capture card(30 FPS) 

IVC-100G 

     4 Channels Video Capture card(30 FPS) with GPIO module 

IVC-200 

High-end 4 channels video capture card(120FPS) 

IVC-200G 

    High-end 4 channels video capture card(120FPS) with GPIO module 
PM-1056-4P 

     PCI/104 4 Channels Video Capture Module (30 FPS) 

PM-1056-4PG 

     PCI/104 4 Channels Video Capture Module (30 FPS) with GPIO modu

le 

 

 

IVC-100/120-RS, PM-1056-4P QIG 

                             

i. 

Double click “Demo” folder. 

ii. 

Double click “ivc-200.exe”. 

iii. 

Click “Select Device” to choose the video capture card. 

iv. 

Click “Video Size” to choose the resolution.  The available resolutions are 160 x 120 and 320 
x 240. 

v. 

Click “Video Channel” to activate the video input channels. 

vi. 

Click “GPIO” to control the input/output devices 

 

Recording the Captured Image 

 

i. 

Open the folder Demo and double click amcap.exe. 

ii. 

Click Devices to select the video capture card.  

iii. 

Click “Options and then Preview to view the captured image. 

iv. 

Click Video Crossbar then select the recording channel from the Input list.  

 

 

v. 

Click Capture then Start Capture.  

vi. 

Set the directory and folder to save the captured file.  Then click OK to start recording the 
video image.  

vii. 

Click Stop Capture to stop recording. 

 
 

Uninstalling the Program 

i.  Click Start then choose Settings and double click Control Panel.  

ii.  Double click Add/Remove Programs. 

iii.  Select the software of Video Capture Card and click Add/Remove.  

iv.  Click Yes to uninstall the Video Capture Card software. 

v.  Select “Restart my computer now” and click Finish 

 
 
 

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