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11.1

ILTER

RIVER

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11.2

IRMWARE UPDATE

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TECHNICAL DATA .............................................................................................................. 45

12.1

CCD

USED

COSMETIC ISSUES

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12.2

IGNAL CONDITIONING

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12.3

PTICAL AND MECHANICAL ISSUES

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12.4

ASIC ELECTRO

OPTIC

PECIFICATIONS OF

AMERAS

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12.5

NVIRONMENTAL

SSUES

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12.6

PECTRAL RESPONSE CURVES

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ONOCHROME

ERSION

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ECO

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694

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OMMENTS ON CAMERA TEMPERATURE

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12.7

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WARRANTY TERMS ........................................................................................................... 56

13.1

TANDARD PRODUCTS WARRANTY AND ADJUSTMENT

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13.2

EVELOPMENT

RODUCT

ARRANTY

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APPENDIX A – TROUBLESHOOTING .............................................................................. 57

14.1

ET CAMERA DIAGNOSTICS

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DIAGNOSTICS/ TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................. 57

TROUBLESHOOTING REQUEST LIST V1.3 .................................................................... 60

APPENDIX B – BASIC TIMING FOR DIFFERENT OPERATION MODES .................... 61

17.1

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UNNING

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RIGGER AND

ULSEWIDTH OF

RIGGER

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17.3

XTERNAL AND

OFTWARE TRIGGER AND INTERNAL EXPOSURE TIME SETTING

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APPENDIX C ......................................................................................................................... 62

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AUTOMATED SVGIGE FILTER DRIVER INSTALLATION ............................................... 62

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AUTOMATED SVGIGE FILTERDRIVER DE-INSTALLATION ......................................... 63

MANUAL SVGIGE FILTERDRIVER INSTALLATION ............................................................... 65

18.1

NSTALLATION

NSTRUCTION FOR

ILTER

RIVER INSTALLATION

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APPENDIX D ......................................................................................................................... 71

19.1

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EQUIREMENTS

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19.2

IREWALL CONSIDERATIONS

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APPENDIX E ......................................................................................................................... 73

20.1

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PROGRAM

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APPENDIX F .......................................................................................................................... 75

BASIC CIRCUITS FOR HARDWARE INTERFACING ................................................................ 75

FOR STROBE USE “OUT1”

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TTL INPUT CIRCUIT/ OUTPUT ( I.E STROBE ) .......................................................................... 75

APPENDIX G SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................................... 76

22.1

EFINITION OF MARKINGS

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22.2

ESTRICTED FOR

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22.3

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Summary of Contents for eco1050

Page 1: ...UAL SVCam ECO2 Series eco674 eco694 eco814 eco1050 eco2050 eco2150 and eco4050 Gigabit Ethernet Cameras Including IP67 versions Digital Gigabit Ethernet Area Scan Cameras Version 0 9 Preliminary 6th August 2013 ...

Page 2: ...ct SVS VISTEK GmbH Mühlbachstraße 20 82229 Seefeld Obb Germany Tel 49 8152 9985 0 www svs vistek com For USA and Canada SVS VISTEK Inc 5737 Ridge Creek Road Shoreview MN 55126 USA Tel 1 651 756 8632 Fax 1 651 756 7481 E Mail info us svs vistek com Support contact E Mail support svs vistek com ...

Page 3: ...3 2 1 Network address assignment 13 3 2 2 Persistent Network address assignment 14 3 2 3 Using jumbo frames 15 3 2 4 Performance considerations 15 3 2 5 Multicast 16 Displaying live images 17 4 WINDOWS X64 SUPPORT WIN XP AND WIN 7 19 5 CAMERA SETTINGS DIALOG 20 5 1 1 Camera 21 5 1 2 Network 21 5 1 3 Acquisition 21 5 2 IMAGE 22 5 3 GAIN 23 5 4 OFFSET 23 5 5 AUTOGAIN AUTOEXPOSURE 23 6 ASSIGNING IO L...

Page 4: ...OTING REQUEST LIST V1 3 60 17 APPENDIX B BASIC TIMING FOR DIFFERENT OPERATION MODES 61 17 1 FREE RUNNING FIXED FREQUENCY 61 17 2 EXTERNAL TRIGGER AND PULSEWIDTH OF TRIGGER 61 17 3 EXTERNAL AND SOFTWARE TRIGGER AND INTERNAL EXPOSURE TIME SETTING 61 18 APPENDIX C 62 AUTOMATED SVGIGE FILTER DRIVER INSTALLATION 62 AUTOMATED SVGIGE FILTERDRIVER DE INSTALLATION 63 MANUAL SVGIGE FILTERDRIVER INSTALLATION...

Page 5: ...chrome and color version using electrical 14 Bit ADC eco2050 2 3 CCD 1600 x 1200 pixel 12 Bit gray level resolution up to 33 frames sec Monochrome and color version using electrical 14 Bit ADC eco2150 2 3 CCD 1920 x 1080 pixel 12 Bit gray level resolution up to 31 frames sec Monochrome and color version using electrical 14 Bit ADC eco4050 1 CCD 2336 x 1752 pixel 12 Bit gray level resolution up to ...

Page 6: ...to a direct laser beam as this could damage the sensor See Safety Instructions at Appendix H Warranty will be void if not followed 2 1 Unpacking Camera Power supply if ordered option User Manual SDK API user guide CD with SDK including Filter Driver API and GUI SVCapture for GigE camera program Also a Firmware update tool XML File according to GenIcam standard released by AIA committee This is sto...

Page 7: ...nt can be higher See strobe light App note 9 IN3 RS422 Level 10 IN3 RS422 Level 11 OUT3 RS422 Level 12 OUT3 RS422 Level See outline in chapter 12 3 2 3 2 Ethernet Connector RJ 45 Western Connector complies with Autosensing 100 T Ethernet and Gigabit specification Features Auto MDIX 1 LED for status indication 2 4 Installation Getting started Recommended PC It is recommended to use a PC with a Pent...

Page 8: ...lso work but with reduced frame rates If your PC does not have a Gigabit interface card purchase a card using an original INTEL TM Chip set Currently PCI e bus cards with 82546 chip set version have been tested successfully If you do not follow this a significantly reduced data transmission rate is observed Also the loss of data can appear ...

Page 9: ...ses camera Cat 5E version In doubt consult your local distributor Wait 15 seconds until the green LED at the RJ45 connector of the Camera blinks sometimes Then start SVCapture exe 2 6 Available operation modes 2 6 1 General All modes are set by the interface which connects via Ethernet standard cable Minimum CAT 5E quality is required The default factory setting is Free Running Fixed frequency usi...

Page 10: ...the micro controller then use this mode You still can use the SVCapture GUI for setting exposure time see Exposure time field below However you need to use a signal to trigger the camera see Trigger buttons below External triggered via Software trigger with internal exposure control If you want to trigger the camera with a software trigger and use the SVCapture exposure time control of camera logi...

Page 11: ...is installed You will observe a loss of frames if you do not use the driver If you have installed the camera and connected the power you can install the driver and the GUI to do the first test Copy the SVCapture exe to your disk drive double click on the SVCapture icon and a window will open The software SVCapture displays images sent from SVS GigE Cameras via Gigabit Ethernet to your PC with Wind...

Page 12: ...e network settings In this case the camera s network settings have to be adjusted first before getting it into an operational mode Adjust settings accordingly Settings Network connections LAN connection Properties TCP IP In a network with a DHCP server the camera will obtain its IP address automatically and the settings shown in the screenshot above will be on Obtain an IP address automatically ...

Page 13: ...ended This involves a network mask 255 255 0 0 as well as a fixed first part 169 254 xxx xxx of the network address range A GigE camera will fall back to LLA soon after recognizing that no DHCP server is available and that no fixed network address was assigned to the camera In case a camera can not be reached by the SVCapture application a dialog will appear that allows for adjusting a camera s ne...

Page 14: ...for this purpose Usually the DHCP method is convenient for involving a camera in to an already existing network of computers which all obtain their IP addresses from a DHCP server The camera will well behave in this environment when adjusting it also to the DHCP mode In some cases it may be that a camera will be connected for performance reasons directly to a dedicated network card Given that this...

Page 15: ...work port or Intel PRO 1000 MT which offers two network ports Other cards have to be checked whether they contain an adjustment which allows for switching jumbo frames on NOTE For Intel Pro 1000 cards the settings should be adjusted as follows Flow control Generate Interrupt throttling rate Minimal Jumbo frames adjust to minimum 9014 byte All SVCam GigE cameras support flow control and jumbo frame...

Page 16: ... switch receives an image data stream from a camera and distributes it to multiple destinations in this mode Only MANAGED intelligent switches must be used Otherwise Multicast will not work Since a GigE camera always needs a single controlling application there will be only one master application That controlling master application has to open a camera in multicast mode IP 232 x x x for local mult...

Page 17: ...t applies to the running image data stream The listening application has to have at least that packet size available jumbo frames in order to properly connect to the image data stream After selecting the multicast camera in the camera list of the discovery dialog the OK button can be clicked or the camera entry can be double clicked in order to connect to the already running image data stream Sinc...

Page 18: ...ver lamp signals that the network is scanned for those changes usually once per second The screenshot below shows one camera connected When clicking on OK or double clicking on the camera entry a live image will be displayed The caption of the program window shows the program name and the current version whereas the caption of the camera view shows the camera name and camera firmware version along...

Page 19: ... x64 platforms there exist the same limitation for image streams regarding transport reliability also on that platform Usually a certain amount of network packets gets lost when working over Winsock Though the GigE Vision standard allows for resending lost packets it might be that under certain circumstances visible failures in images can result from loosing network packets dependent on the system...

Page 20: ...he Camera settings entry in the Camera menu brings up a settings dialog that allows for accessing the various camera settings While adjusting settings in the dialog the new values are transferred to the camera continuously and the live image will respond to all changes immediately In particular the following information and settings are available ...

Page 21: ...ng software trigger external trigger with internal external exposure Free Running Fixed Frequency At the first installation it should be this mode In this mode the camera creates all sync signals itself There is no need to trigger the camera in order to get data The Exposure time can be set by using the software Interface of the PC It is controlled by the internal FPGA No further external signals ...

Page 22: ... filed Exposure delay Trigger polarity positive negative Single capture button Takes a single shot of the actual scene Inter packet delay The inter packet delay has impact on a camera s bandwidth usage A setting of an inter packet delay of zero will send all image packets as fast as they are available dependent on the camera s pixel clock e g at 50 MHz This is the preferred setting when operating ...

Page 23: ...fficient network bandwidth or if the network connection gets interrupted for a short time or in case of other network failures Further the number of resent network packets is displayed The second number is the last resent packet number and the first number indicates the total number of resent packets 5 3 Gain The gain panel allows for adjusting gain and Autogain with the following controls The def...

Page 24: ...uminance by increasing camera s gain The upper and lower limits for both controls are available in the Luminance panel once the Auto checkbox is checked The actual exposure is shown on the Acquisition panel and the actual gain is displayed in the Luminance panel on the left to the min and max gain settings In Manual mode the sliders can be used to increase the gain factor related to the tap So dif...

Page 25: ...enalty for the Auto Continuous mode since only a small stripe in the middle of each image is used for evaluating tap balance A balance setting can also be saved to EEPROM along with all other settings of a camera as described under Persistence That stored balance setting will become the default when the camera is re booted HINT A camera runs tap balance ONCE when it is opened in SVCapture Therefor...

Page 26: ...tings then the input and output lines can be arbitrarily assigned to actual data lines The following outputs are available OUT0 only in HR family not for eco family OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT_TXD Those output lines can be connected to the following signal sources UART_OUT STROBE any of the input lines fixed signals Low or High ...

Page 27: ...allows for assigning signal sources to all physical output lines and for assigning physical inputs to logical input signals signal drains When clicking on Apply after making all adjustments then the new assignments take effect One has to click on Save to EEPROM in order to make them persistent In case of any problems the Factory defaults can be restored by clicking on that button Source signals sh...

Page 28: ... trigger signals which may not have ideal form characteristics After marking the tic box to activate the Debouncer the Debouncer Duration parameter box will appear Enter the length of time in µsec that the input signal should be ignored before valid acception Prescaler After marking the tic box to activate the Prescaler the Prescaler Divisor parameter box will appear Enter the factor with which th...

Page 29: ... when IN1 or IN2 sends a signal debounce signal one o IN1 goes to DEBOUNCER o DEBOUNCER goes to Logic A o IN2 goes to Logic B o LOLIC is used for Trigger Either IN1 or IN2 triggers the camera both have to be debounced o IN1 goes to LogicA o IN2 goes to LogicB o LOGIC goes to DEBOUNCER DEBOUNCER goes to Trigger ...

Page 30: ...evices There is an additional technical paper how to connect flashes or other control units Output lines are connected to physical outputs in the column Physical Here STROBE1 is sent to OUT1 and STROBE 2 is sent to OUT2 The possibilities are STROBE0 1 2 3 Send to an output Signal used for triggering and modulating flash lighting EXPOSE Signal indicating the end of the camera exposure period READOU...

Page 31: ...ulse Strobe polarity positive negative Within the camera settings dialog one strobe STROBE0 can be set Here Start at 4950 µsec Duration 534 µsec Status ON Strobe polarity means o Positive Output OPEN for Duration CLOSED for the rest o Negative Output CLOSED for Duration Graphical strobe controller With the menu item strobe controller up to four strobes can be adjusted and displayed graphically The...

Page 32: ... window The strobe is used in o Positive logic as standard o Negative logic when Inv is selected All times are related to the exposure time which is shown on top and determines the scale of the graphics Strobes controlling an illumination have to be within this time Using the sliders the changes can be seen in the fields besides ...

Page 33: ...sequencer is a special IO module which controls the camera It is started with the menu items Camera Create Sequencer After input of a number in SeqCount window press CreateSequencer So selectors can be added Each Selector offers a page with input possibilities for Exposure and output values ...

Page 34: ...for the exposure related to Sequence Start Exposure time is ExpStop ExpStart here 20 000 µs 10 000 µs 10 000 µs Delete Selector deletes the currently selected Selector Click Apply to activate all input values to the camera Save to XML and Load from XML stores and restores settings Snap starts the sequencer by software and is mostly used for tests The Trigger can be set to hardware inputs o In0 o I...

Page 35: ...is time a pulse width modulation can control the intensity of an illumination for example o PWM100 full time output o PWM50 50 output For each sequence up to 4 PWM s can be configured These PWM s are output data line and have to be directed to a physical output using Camera IO configuration in Camera menu Otherwise there is no physical reaction in a connected unit device Setup for physical PWM out...

Page 36: ...cer SeqCount 3 SeqCount SeqSelector_0 SeqInterval µs 1000000 SeqInterval µs SeqPulseAStart µs 0 SeqPulseAStart µs SeqPulseAStop µs 10000 SeqPulseAStop µs SeqPulseBStar µs 0 SeqPulseBStar µs SeqPulseBStop µs 10000 SeqPulseBStop µs PWMMax hz 0 PWMMax hz PWMChangeA 10 PWMChangeA PWMChangeB 20 PWMChangeB PWMChangeC 30 PWMChangeC PWMChangeD 40 PWMChangeD SeqSelector_0 SeqSelector_1 SeqInterval µs 10000...

Page 37: ...AStop µs 20000 SeqPulseAStop µs SeqPulseBStar µs 10000 SeqPulseBStar µs SeqPulseBStop µs 20000 SeqPulseBStop µs PWMMax hz 0 PWMMax hz PWMChangeA 20 PWMChangeA PWMChangeB 40 PWMChangeB PWMChangeC 60 PWMChangeC PWMChangeD 80 PWMChangeD SeqSelector_2 Sequencer Example of a Sequencer XML file Serial commands Some additional equipment needs serial control via RS232 These command can be sent from PC to ...

Page 38: ...t mouse button is released after dragging resizing the target area the camera will be adjusted to the new settings Alternatively the target area can be defined numerically by entering values into the edit fields for Size Offset and subsequently clicking on Apply After clicking on Apply the graph tablet will disappear and the new settings are stored in the camera 6 6 Strobe The strobe panel allows ...

Page 39: ...amera settings are stored to an XML file on the computer The input fields change to Now Save to XML Restore from XML 7 Saving images to disk The live image can be saved to disk with the Save as item in the Image menu After selecting a path and specifying a file name a picture in one of the formats JPEG PNG Portable Network Graphics BMP or PIX raw pixel data ll be saved to disk Saving of 16 bit ima...

Page 40: ...standard a GigE camera provides for an XML file that defines the camera s capabilities Though the XML file will usually be processed by software the SVCapture application allows for displaying a camera s XML file on screen and saving it to disk This functionality is available in the Camera menu when clicking on the Show XML file entry ...

Page 41: ... 41 9 Displaying a camera s feature list A SVGigE camera provides for a set of features out of a list of all defined features The Feature list entry in the Camera menu allows for getting information which features a given camera provides for and which are not available ...

Page 42: ...1 Context menu A context menu can be activated in the image window by right clicking on the mouse inside that window The following functions can be controlled by this menu Displaying pixel coordinates and values Reducing the size of an image to 12 5 Reducing the size of an image to 25 Reducing the size of an image to 50 Restoring the original 100 size of an image Magnifying resolution to 200 image...

Page 43: ... In order to lower CPU load on some PCs it is useful to save CPU power for other tasks The driver delivered with the camera helps to do so It is recommended always to enable the filter driver otherwise images can be lost File Enable filter driver Enable or disable a filter driver File Exit Leaving application Window Cascade Cascade camera views in main window Window Tile Assign each camera view a ...

Page 44: ...re update Depending on the serial number a firmware update for the internal camera logic might be useful or necessary This can be essential in order to use the current available SVCapture or SDK Using unmatched hardware and software e g HW 1 2 with SW 1 4 will NOT work Numbering is consistent So 1 4 SW requires 1 4 firmware In doubt please contact your local distributor ...

Page 45: ...age box with OK 12 2 Signal conditioning The analog output of the sensor is conditioned by Correlated Double Sampling CDS for optimum S N ratio Dark level drift is compensated by an auto zero amplifier circuit and fed into a video ADC with 14 Bit resolution The data are fed into an internal 64 MB Memory The camera is controlled by an FPGA and the data packages are sent via an Ethernet controller t...

Page 46: ...o2050 eco2150 eco4050 eco674 eco694 eco814 p 46 Views on standard eco2 eco1050 2050 2150 4050 eco674 694 and 814 Front plate with C Mount adapter Use e g 4 x M3 holes in frontplate for mounting Proper heatsinking is required ...

Page 47: ...g Bracket for standard eco2 do not scale Can not be used with IP 67 version View on IP 67 version The IP 67 version uses different connectors in order to comply with such standard The connectors are M12 style either with 8 pins for Ethernet or 12 pins and I Os Pin layout below next page ...

Page 48: ...Users Manual eco1050 eco2050 eco2150 eco4050 eco674 eco694 eco814 p 48 Option Mounting Bracket for IP 67 version of eco2 do not scale Can not be used with standard eco version ...

Page 49: ...el Size 4 54 x 4 54 µm Pixelclock 2 x 40 MHz Frame Rate max 19 9 fps Frame Rate 2 x 2 Binning Offset ca 40 counts in 12 Bit Gain 18 dB max Specification valid up to 6 dB Dynamic Range DR 62 dB Saturation Dark Noise RMS Fixed Pattern Noise ca 8 counts in 12 Bit Photo Response Nonuniformity PRNU 10 Spectral Response 380 950 nm Monochrome Exposure Time internal 42 µsec 2 sec Power consumption 4W 0 33...

Page 50: ...sponse Nonuniformity PRNU 10 Spectral Response 380 950 nm Monochrome Exposure Time internal 42 µsec 2 sec Power consumption 4W 0 33 A 12V eco814 CCD ICX 814 diagonal 10 97 Interline 2 tap config 3360 x 2712 Pixel Pixel Size 3 69 x 3 69 µm Pixelclock 2 x 40 MHz Frame Rate max 7 fps Frame Rate 2 x 2 Binning Offset ca 40 counts in 12 Bit Gain 18 dB max Specification valid up to 6 dB Dynamic Range DR ...

Page 51: ...oto Response Nonuniformity PRNU 10 Spectral Response 380 950 nm Monochrome Exposure Time 6 µsec 2 sec Power consumption 4W 0 33 A 12V eco2150 CCD KAI 2150 2 3 Interline 16 9 2 tap config 1920 x 1080 Pixel Pixel Size 5 5 x 5 5 µm Readout Frequency 2 x 40 MHz Frame Rate max 31 7 fps Offset ca 30 counts in 12 Bit Gain 18 dB max Specification valid up to 6 dB Dynamic Range DR 58 db Saturation Dark Noi...

Page 52: ... Photo Response Nonuniformity PRNU 10 Spectral response 380 950 nm Monochrome Exposure time internal 6 µSec 2 Sec Power consumption 4W 0 33 A 12V CCD KAI 2050 2 3 Interline 2 tap config 1600 x 1200 Pixel Pixel Size 5 5 x 5 5 µm Readout Frequency 2 x 40 MHz Frame Rate max 33 2 fps Offset ca 30 counts in 12 Bit Gain 18 dB max Specification valid up to 6 dB Dynamic Range DR 58 db Saturation Dark Nois...

Page 53: ... can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense It is necessary to use a shielded power supply cable You can...

Page 54: ...0 eco2050 eco2150 eco4050 eco674 eco694 eco814 p 54 12 6 Spectral response curves All Color Version Wavelength nm Relative response 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 6 0 8 1 0 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 Monochrome Version eco674 694 and 814 ...

Page 55: ...cause this camera is a single chip camera it is necessary to use an algorithm which interpolates those colors which are not known by the specific pixel E g the red pixel does not know its green and blue components This means that the performance of the image depends on the software used Please be aware that it is not possible to incorporate the algorithm into the camera so easily Unlike NTSC PAL c...

Page 56: ...of said evaluation and handling charges at the time the return authorization is issued The Seller will inform the Buyer of related repair and or replacement costs and request authorization before incurring such costs Buyer shall identify all returned material with Sellers invoice number under which material has been received If more than one invoice applies material has to be clearly segregated an...

Page 57: ...tion 15 Diagnostics Troubleshooting With this function you can create a log file which can be send in to your supplier in order to find problems e g lost images or other problems you encounter The acquisition of the log file can be stopped any time Please store it and send it in once help is needed The content of the Diagnostics window is low level register information Usually it is needed only fo...

Page 58: ...es not display a picture after it has been discovered and selected Solutions Force a valid IP address in to the camera using the dialog that comes up when right clicking on an entry in the discovery dialog Close the camera view and select the camera again in the Discovery dialog Shutdown and restart the PC and select the camera again after discovery Check firewall settings e g disable firewall tem...

Page 59: ...if the Trigger signal is present The signal swing for must be minimum 5V max 24V Source must provide 10 mA Below such level the drivers in the camera will not work Check also the quality and swing If these signals are not there or do not have the right quality like spikes the camera can not read out any frame or delivers distorted images Problem The image is present but distorted Solution Try diff...

Page 60: ...C 2 Serial Number 3 Accessories used and where purchased or self made a Power supply b Cable c Lens type and focal length 4 Firmware version as well as operation mode send screenshot of SVCapture program 5 DIAGNOSTICS SCREENSHOT AS ABOVE plus log file 6 Description of the phenomena e g a missing lines or columns b distorted or noisy image if possible send jpg image c solarization effect d missing ...

Page 61: ...ger pulse I E between the high going edge and the low going edge The time settings in the control software are not activated This mode is useful in applications where the light level of the sceen changes during operation and the framegrabber can provide such a signal Change of exposure time is possible from one frame to the next 17 3 External and Software trigger and internal exposure time setting...

Page 62: ...nstalled If this is not the case then the user will be asked whether a filter driver should be installed automatically An information is given that network connections will shortly be interrupted Alternatively a FilterDriver installation can be started from menu The user will be informed about a short network interruption For both variants the user will be asked for confirming warning dialogs ...

Page 63: ...stalled and a message informs about success Automated SVGigE FilterDriver de installation Please go to the File menu and select Uninstall filter driver for starting an automated SVGigE FilterDriver de installation Before the filter driver has to be disabled with the Disable filter driver menu entry if needed ...

Page 64: ...er After some time a message will inform about successful de installation Subsequently a Winsock transport layer is loaded in order to operate cameras without a filter driver This mode of operation is not recommended NOTE The SVGigE FilterDriver should always be installed De installation should only take place when the SVCam GigE SDK is intended to be de installed on a PC ...

Page 65: ... driver it has to be installed first The setup will copy the driver to disk but will not install it On a standard Windows XP 2000 system this has to be done by the following steps IMPORTANT Usually the driver will be copied by the setup procedure to the following location C Program Files SVS VISTEK GmbH SVS GigE SDK 1 2 1 SVS GigE FilterDriver Step by step Step 1 Open the Network Connections dialo...

Page 66: ...0 eco2050 eco2150 eco4050 eco674 eco694 eco814 p 66 Step 2 Open the Properties dialog for LAN connections and click on Install Step 3 In the Select Network Component Type dialog select the Service option and click on Add ...

Page 67: ...050 eco674 eco694 eco814 p 67 Step 4 In the Select Network Service dialog click on Have Disk Step 5 In the Install From Disk dialog the folder where the driver files are located needs to be navigated to or entered directly into the files field ...

Page 68: ...Step 6 After clicking on OK the Select Network Service dialog will display a message that the driver is not digitally signed Click on OK Step 7 Because the driver not being digitally signed a dialog will appear with a warning Answer with Continue Anyway as often as needed ...

Page 69: ...s Manual eco1050 eco2050 eco2150 eco4050 eco674 eco694 eco814 p 69 Step 8 After confirming the prior dialogs the driver is installed and should show up as a new item in the LAN Connections Properties dialog ...

Page 70: ... used next time when opening a camera If this extension is not shown it can be activated in the File Enable filter driver menu item Step 10 Follow point 5 Displaying Live Images in this documentation for starting an image view If the driver was successfully installed and works properly the extension FilterDriver will remain in the main dialog s caption Otherwise it will disappear and the SVCapture...

Page 71: ...ve and not to allow for sending UPD packets from the outside of the PC to a port that has been opened by an application Sometimes the firewall settings have been adjusted during installation of the operating system or afterwards such that the user will be asked if the UDP data stream should be enabled once a camera starts sending UDP packets to the PC When clicking OK in response to that question ...

Page 72: ...814 p 72 After clicking on the Add Program button the GigE Vision application can be searched for in a file explorer and it will be added to the list of Exceptions in the above dialog Henceforth the communication to the GigE Vision compliant device will be enabled ...

Page 73: ... can be done in the field It is usually not necessary to send the camera in Warnings Camera must have power Camera must be access able from PC via network Camera SHOULD NOT be used during programming procedure Camera SHOULD NOT be disconnected during programming procedure or be disconnected from network Programming software SHOULD NOT be stopped during procedure It might take up to some minutes un...

Page 74: ...4 p 74 Step 2 Execute svgigeup exe Step 3 Select Camera e g 1 and press Enter Step 4 Wait and follow instructions YOU ARE DONE After programming it is recommended to start the camera again This means you have to disconnect power and after some seconds power up again ...

Page 75: ...2150 eco4050 eco674 eco694 eco814 p 75 21 Appendix F Basic circuits for Hardware Interfacing As example Use Hardware trigger connection on IN1 For Strobe use OUT1 Use GND to make connection complete TTL input circuit output i e strobe ...

Page 76: ...es 2 against the user or people around him her Notes 1 Personal injuries mean wounds burns electric shocks and others for which the person injured need neither to be hospitalized nor to be cared for the long term 2 Material damages mean any direct or consequential damages related to property or material loss This mark indicates what the user SHOULD NOT DO The details of things which the user shoul...

Page 77: ...tem If any foreign object gets into the system components discontinue the use immediately In the event that liquids small particles or any other foreign objects get into the system components do NOT try to continue to use the system To do so invites a fire or an electric shock hazard In that case turn the power switch of the system components OFF immediately and remove the system power cables from...

Page 78: ... to the system components body When the system components are not in use put a lens or a lens cap onto the cam head so that the image pickup plane of CCD is protected from dust foreign object or other flaw causing object If the glass plane image pickup plane gets dirty clean it with a cotton swab When it needs to be cleaned with a cleaner be sure NOT to use any organic solvent other than ethyl alc...

Page 79: ...rred by user in the following cases In case damages or losses are caused by fire earthquake or other acts of Gods the act by third party misuse by the user deliberately or erroneously use under extreme operating conditions In case indirect additional consequential damages loss of expected interest suspension of business activities are incurred as results of malfunction of non function of the equip...

Page 80: ...hazard or any other serious damage to the system components In such case contact us or our dealer distributor that you purchased the system components from for repair service 5 To clean the body of this equipment make sure to turn all power switches OFF first To remove stubborn stains use a soft cloth soaked in diluted acid free detergent After that clean with a dry cloth 6 In case the image picku...

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