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5.2 System Status LED
The system bi-color status LED located above the serial communication connector. Color-coded indication along
with exact timing for each indicator described in the following table:
LED state Indication
Off Camera is not powered
Solid red
Camera is powering up
Solid orange Firmware update is in progress
Solid green Camera is powered on and active
Table 4 – System status indicating lamp states
5.3 Power Connector
The JetCam unit requires 12V power supply for proper function. Please, refer to section 6 for exact Power Supply
requirements.
The positive pin of the power supply connected to the bottom pin of the connector, shown as “12V”, the negative
pin connected to the upper right pin of the connector, shown as “GND“. The power connector shown in Figure 1.
The power connector used is Tini-QG RA PC 3 pin (TRA3M SERIES). The mating connector of the power connector
is TA3FX.
5.4 SDI Interface connector
The JetCam camera supports SMPTE 424M interface standard, 3G-SDI (high-definition serial digital interface)
video stream, for digital video transmission over a single-link coaxial cable. The data transmission speed of the
system is at 3 Gbps.
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SMPTE 424M standard
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Supports 3G-SDI with a resolutions of 1080p60
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Single-link standard coaxial 75-ohm cable
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Streams serial digital video
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10-bit YCrCb 4:2:2 encoding
NOTE: Powering up the camera will automatically start the SDI transmission for local camera configuration.
Starting acquisition using Vision Point application will turn off the SDI output and the image will be displayed only
via Vision Point application interface. Once the acquisition is stopped, the SDI output will be turned back on.
5.5 Serial connector
The JetCam cameras configuration is possible via Mini USB port is available for individual link status, general
information and firmware update, using a serial emulated terminal (i.e Tera Term use is recommended). The port
uses a Silabs CP2101 chip. The Mini USB connector shown in Figure 1. For usage and configuration, please refer to
section 8.