Critical Link MityCAM-C8000 Manuale utente
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Thank you for choosing a MityCAM-C8000 from Critical Link.
The MityCAM-C8000 Hardware Setup Guide will introduce you to the hardware components of your camera.
Once completed, you should be able to follow the MityCAM-C8000 MityViewer Quick Start Guide (included),
which will guide you through your first image acquisition using the MityCAM and the MityViewer software
application from Critical Link on a PC. Each camera features either a dual Camera Link interface, for use with
PC based frame grabber cards, or Gigabit Ethernet, for use with MityViewer, for optimal throughput and
complete functionality.
Provided Hardware:
MityCAM-C8000 Camera
oCMOSIS CMV8000 sensor board
oCyclone V based CPU platform
oAcquisition electronics
oDual Camera Link or Gigabit Ethernet Interface
oUSB 2.0 Image Capture Capabilities (MityViewer Application)
oHousing for C-mount lens
USB Cable
Ethernet Cable (Gigabit Ethernet Models only)
IO Connector breakout cable
100V-240V AC/DC 12V 1.2A (or similar) power adapter and connector
Standard Lens and EOS to C-mount mounting adapter
Printed Documents:
MityCAM-C8000 Hardware Setup Guide (this document)
MityCAM-C8000 MityViewer Quick Start Guide
Software and Documentation:
Available at https://support.criticallink.com/redmine/projects/mityvision/ (account required for downloads)
MityViewer PC (Windows) software
MityCAM-C8000 DataSheet
MityCAM-C8000 Firmware
MityCAM-C8000 Camera Link Interface
MityCAM-C8000 User Manual
MityCAM-C8000 Hardware Setup Guide
MityCAM-C8000 Mityviewer Quick Start Guide
Supported Framegrabbers CMV8000
Additional Hardware (not provided):
Laptop / PC to host the MityViewer software or Camera Link frame grabber
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Hardware Setup
Figure 1 –MityCAM-C8000 Camera Link (Left) and Gigabit Ethernet (Right)
1) Ensure that power to the AC/DC adapter is “off”
prior to connecting it to the camera.
2) Insert the DC (4-pin) power connector into the
“Power” connector on the back panel of the
MityCAM-C8000 camera. (Identifier #1)
3) Note that there is an indicator light that can be
seen through the fan/fan-grill.
4) Insert the USB cable into the Mini B type
connector. (Identifier #2)
5) Thread supplied lens (included lens may vary) into
front plate assembly; outlined with red below.
6) (Optionally) You can connect the MityCAM-C8000
camera through the Camera Link or Gigabit
Ethernet connectors (Identifier #3). Steps 7
through 18 of this document are for USB image
acquisition support only. Please consult the
“MityCAM-C8000 Camera Link Interface
Document”or “MityViewer Quick Start Guide”
(Gigabit Ethernet) for further details.
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7) Connect the USB cable to a PC, RNDIS drivers will
automatically be installed through Windows
update on the PC if necessary. Drivers may be
required for Windows XP.
8) Record Kit S/N (Identifier #4). This will be used
later in the “MityViewer” application when
connecting to the camera.
9) Plug the AC/DC power into an outlet. The fan will
turn on immediately followed by a green status
LED that can be seen through the fan grill.
10) The following steps were done with Win 7, but Win
XP is similar.
11) Your PC should detect the USB RNDIS device
(camera) and begin installing/downloading the
driver.
12) Open the Network Connections dialog; it may be
found by selecting Control Panel -> Network and
Internet -> Network Connections.
13) Select and ‘right-click’ the “USB Ethernet/RNDIS
Gadget #X” icon (underlined in red) and then select
“Properties” from the pop-up menu.
14) Select “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and
then press the “Properties” button.
15) Enable static IP for the USB by NIC by setting the
following parameters:
a. Select “Use the following IP address”
b. Enter IP address: 10.1.47.1
c. Enter subnet mask 255.255.255.0
d. Leave Default Gateway blank
e. Select “Use the following DNS server
addresses” radio button and leave blank
16) The USB RNDIS device is now configured for use
with the MityCAM-C8000. Note that you can
connect to the camera using SSH and SCP
protocols. The User Name is “root” and there is no
password by default.
17) Note that the “I/O” connector (Identifier #5) is
currently not used, but a flying lead assembly is
available separately; please contact your Critical
Link account representative for details.
18) Please continue on to the “MityCAM-C8000
MityViewer Quick Start Guide” to setup the
software for your first image acquisition.
Thank you!
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