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Genie Monochrome Series-GigE Vision Camera Network Overview & Tools
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NIC IP and Network Imaging Driver Assignment
For each NIC, it is possible to configure the IP configuration mode (either DHCP/LLA or Persistent IP) if required
via the NIC Configuration tab.
Warning : Changing the NIC IP address may put it on a different subnet than the Genie. Changing the NIC IP
configuration first might cause the case where the camera becomes inaccessible from the NIC.
The proper sequence is to first change the camera IP configuration then change the NIC IP.
After installation, all system NIC devices have the Sapera Network Imaging driver enabled. Only the NIC
connected to a Genie camera requires the Network Imaging driver enabled to capture images from Genie. The
Network Imaging driver streams image data efficiently to image buffers.
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Select other NIC devices in the system and disable the Network Imaging Driver if they are not used with a
Genie camera.
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Additionally, any system NIC can be excluded from the camera discovery process to eliminate unnecessary use
of system resources for network connections that do not have Genie cameras, or where that network NIC
should be ignored during the discovery process.
Recovering a Camera with an Unknown Persistent IP
When a Genie camera has been configured with a persistent IP address, that camera can not be controlled if its IP
address has been lost or forgotten. The DALSA Network Configuration tool provides a function to recover cameras
and reset them back to the DHCP/LLA mode. The camera can also be set to a new persistent IP address immediately
if required.
Important: To recover a Genie camera, the camera MAC address must be known. DALSA ships all Genie
cameras with a label stating its serial number and MAC address. Additionally the NIC connected to the Genie
must be configured for LLA mode.