JAI VIS-CAM System, Руководство по установке

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VIS-CAM Systems
34 System Set-Up
1. A vehicle that can be temporarily parked on the road
2. A plate that is:
a. typical in size and color for the site
b. clean, flat and in “like new” condition
3. An adjustable plate stand that allows the plate to be mounted in a vertical plane, at various
heights above the road, and at variable roll angles. The stand must allow the plate to be placed
at both the nominal plate height and the minimum expected plate height. The stand must also
allow the plate to be rolled at least + or – 10 degrees from horizontal but held firmly in place
once a specific roll angle is selected. The stand should be heavy enough so that the wind will
not blow it over or move it.
Table 11 Typical minimum plate heights and nominal plate heights:
Plate Height Front of Vehicle Back of Vehicle
minimum (bottom edge) 8in or 20cm 15in or 38cm
nominal (middle) 16in or 40cm 24in or 60cm
4.1.3 Select the Camera to Align
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If the site employs a single camera per lane, then you can choose any lane to start the
alignment procedure.
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If the site employs multiple cameras regularly spaced across a roadway to provide continuous
fieldof- view coverage from edge to edge, select one of the cameras at either edge of the
roadway to be the first camera to align.
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Align all remaining cameras in order from the first camera aligned to the last camera at the
other side of the roadway. The next camera aligned is always the one adjacent to the camera
most recently aligned.
4.1.4 Validate the Installation Geometry
The VIS cameras and vehicle trigger line should have been installed at the locations agreed to by you and JAI.
Typically JAI utilizes a specially developed Excel worksheet to confirm the suitability of the equipment
placement at the site from an image processing perspective. See Figure for an example worksheet. However,
equipment is often not located where the worksheet specifies. It is therefore imperative that the actual
equipment layout at any given site be measured to verify that the cameras and trigger are located at the
desired locations relative to each other. If necessary, move the camera/trigger positions until the distances
required in the worksheet are met. If it is not possible to move the equipment to the required locations, then
the impact of any changes to the subsequent image processing must be assessed. Enter the actual camera
locations into the Input section of the JAI worksheet and then note the changes in the Results section. If there
are any questions about the suitability of a specific camera/trigger layout, contact your JAI representative for
advice.
4.1.5 Edit the alignment settings on the Setup Computer
In order to carry out the alignment properly, the ENSetup program has to be configured with two values from
the worksheet. See the ENSetup Program User’s Guide (Video Window Setup section) for details on changing
Video Window properties.
Using the ENSetup program, make sure the “tilt line” and “plate num cols” items on your Portable Setup
computer are exactly the same as the measurements, including the proper plate size parameters measured in
Section 4.1.4, “Validate the Installation Geometry,”. All other camera settings should already be correct for
the site installation, but it is a good idea to verify that this is true before proceeding. The Setup Computer is
now properly configured to support lens adjustments and camera aiming.