SightLine 1750-OEM Guide de l'utilisateur

 
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EAN-Startup Guide 1750-OEM - PRELIMINARY
2023-04-27 
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1Overview.............................................................1 
1.1 Additional Support Documentation ...................1 
1.2 SightLine Software Requirements ......................1 
2Safe Device Handling..........................................1 
31750-EVAL Kit .....................................................1 
4Hardware Bench Setup ......................................2 
4.1 Additional SightLine Adapter Boards..................3 
5Network Configuration.......................................3 
5.1 Static IP Configuration Through Ethernet ..........4 
6Serial Communications.......................................4 
6.1 Direct Serial Connection (optional): ...................5 
6.2 USB Device Driver...............................................5 
7Panel Plus ...........................................................5 
7.1 Camera Acquisition ............................................7 
7.2 Stream Network Video to This PC ......................8 
8Summary ............................................................8 
8.1 Demo Mode........................................................9 
9Modifying Encoder Parameters........................10 
10 Troubleshooting ...............................................11 
10.1 Send Diagnostic Files to SightLine Support ......12 
10.2 Nonfunctional SLA-4000-MIPI-IN Board (4000-
MIPI-IN Kit).......................................................13 
10.3 Questions and Additional Support ...................13 
 
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if not avoided. 
IMPORTANT: Identifies crucial information that is important to setup and configuration procedures. 
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1Overview

This Startup Guide provides the steps for connecting, configuring, and testing the 1750-OEM video

processing board. The 1750-OEM board provides the standard connections for power and

communication as well as general purpose IO and camera connections.

1.1 Additional Support Documentation

Additional Engineering Application Notes (EANs) can be found on the Documentation page of the

SightLine Applications website.

The Panel Plus User Guide provides a complete overview of settings and dialog windows. It can be

accessed from the Help menu of the Panel Plus application.

The Interface Command and Control (IDD)describes the native communications protocol used by the

SightLine Applications product line. The IDD is also available as a PDF download on the Software

Downloads page.

1.2 SightLine Software Requirements

IMPORTANT: Starting with 3.6.x software and above, only the 4000 and 1700 platforms will be

supported. The 1500 and 3000 platforms will continue to be supported in 3.5.x software. Some

3.6.x features may not be available on 1500 and 3000 platforms.

IMPORTANT: The Panel Plus software version should match the firmware version running on the

board. Firmware and Panel Plus software versions are available on the Software Download page.

2Safe Device Handling

CAUTION: To prevent damage to hardware boards, disconnect all input power to OEMs and adapter boards before

connecting or disconnecting cables including all FFC, FPC, KEL, HDMI, MIPI, and round wire (Molex) cables.

CAUTION: To prevent damage to hardware boards, use a conductive wrist strap attached to a good earth ground.

Before picking up an ESD sensitive electronic component, discharge built up static by touching a grounded bare

metal surface or approved antistatic mat.

31750-EVAL Kit

Provides a complete laboratory bench/development interface with standard connectors. For additional

options and interface boards, please contact Sales. To review all the interface board options, see the

1750-4000-OEM Accessories page on the SightLine Applications website.

The 17500-OEM will also support a number of USB Webcams and USB 3.0 Vision cameras.

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Table 1: 1750-EVAL Kit

Part Number

Qty

Description

Part Number

Qty

Description

1700-SOM

SLA AppBits

SLA-CAB-1404

Cable, 14-pin PicoBlade to pigtail

1750-OEM

1750-OEM, PCBA

TBD

Cable, RTC power cable

1750-OEM-MP

1750-OEM Mounting base

SLA-PWR-B12V-36W

12V Power Supply w/ 2-pin connector

(36W) plus AC power cord

SLA-3000-HDSDI-IN

HDSDI-IN Adapter board

SLA-CAB-0305

TTL (3.3V) to USB serial cable w/ 3-pin

Molex

SLA-DIST

PWR/ENET Distribution board

SLA-CAB-0302

3p Molex to pigtail

SLA-CAB-1404

14-pin Molex-to-Molex PicoBlade,

1750 custom

SLA-CAB-HD10

HDMI cable

SLHW-0009

3/8"OD Rubber Feet

SL00852

HDMI adapter, female

SLA-1750-BRACKET

1750 Heatshield, mounting bracket

SLA-MSD-ADPT

SD adapter

SLA-USB-FPC-C

PCBA, SLA-USB-FPC-C

SLA-CAB-MCX2BNC

Cable, MCX (RA) to BNC(M) for HDSDI-IN

TBD

Cable, Debug serial port cable

SLA-CAM-HDSDI

HD-SDI 1080p Camera

TBD

Cables, USB-FPC

SLA-PWR-A12V

12V Power supply for camera

SLHW-0021

Stainless Steel pan head Phillips

screw M2x4mm

GetOnBoard - Doc

Business/Info card

SLA-MSD-32GB

32GB uSD card (installed)

SLA-CAB-0304

3-pin Molex to female DB9, null modem

4Hardware Bench Setup

IMPORTANT: To prevent damage to hardware boards, disconnect the power before connecting or

disconnecting all cable connections.

Included boards:

•SLA-DIST: Provides power switch and standard bench interface connections for power and ethernet

connections to the 1750-OEM.

•SLA-3000-HDSDI-IN: Provides camera interface to HDSDI cameras.

Cable connections:

•SLA-CAB-MCX2BNC: Connects to J1 (MCX jack) on the 3000-HDSDI-IN board and to the green BNC

connector of the 1080p camera.

The yellow BNC connector is for analog use only.

•SLA-CAB-1404: Connects to J2 (PWR) and J3 (Ethernet) on the SLA-DIST board and J1 on 1750-OEM.

•SLA-PWR-A12V (110-250VAC input / 12VDC output): Connects to the red power connector on the

HD-SDI 1080p camera.

•SLA-PWR-B12V-36W (110-250VAC input / 12VDC output): Connects to J4 on the SLA-DIST board.

•RTC power cable: Supplies power to the Real Time Clock (RTC). See Appendix B in EAN-Network-

Configuration.

Power and network connectivity LEDs:

•A green light (D2) on the 1750-OEM indicates that all boards are powered on. An amber light (D1)

verifies network connection.

•To prevent voltage spikes to the board, plug in the power adapter to an AC power source first and

then connect to the board.

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Figure 1: Typical Bench Hardware Setup

*SLA-CAB-MIPI-02 FFC cable must be connected correctly. See FFC cable instructions before connecting the SLA-4000-MIPI board.

**SLA-CAB-0305 can connect to SLA-CAB-1404 to facilitate a PC/USB connection to serial port 0 on the 1750-OEM. See the Serial

Communications section for more information.

4.1 Additional SightLine Adapter Boards

SightLine adapter boards provide different I/O, camera inputs, or digital outputs. The boards can be

attached directly to the 1750-OEM or through a secondary adapter allowing customers to swap out

modules for custom configurations. This setup guide assumes the initial use of the EVAL kit only.

Customer specific configurations with other camera input boards are fully supported. See the EAN-

Digital-Video-Configuration for more setup and configuration information for supported cameras.

5Network Configuration

The 1750-OEM does not come with a pre-assigned IP address. Instead, it will use a valid link-local

address by default. This allows multiple 1750-OEM devices to coexist on the same network without

requiring DHCP. This method guarantees that each device will receive a unique address within the

range of 169.254.0.0 to 169.254.255.255.

Refer to EAN-Network-Configuration for more network configuration information.

SightLine recommends assigning a static IP on the PC when a DHCP server is not present on the

network.

If you require additional assistance with assigning a static IP address to the host PC, contact your

network administrator or search online for procedures that corresponds with your current PC

operating system.

Network Switch or

PC Direct

SLA-PWR-B12V-36W

Serial Debug

(J90 under board)

LVDS IN (J4)

1750-OEM + SLA-3000-HDSDI-IN

Optional SLA-4000-MIPI Board

RJ45 Ethernet

Cable

(J6)

SLA-CAB-MCX2BNC

*SLA-CAB-MIPI-02 (J8)

1080p Camera

SLA-PWR-A12V

Power LED (D2), Network LED (D1)

RTC-PWR IN

SLA-CAB-TC2USB (J5 under board)

USB 3.0 Type-C to Type-A Adapter

(See dimensional drawing)

HDSDI Input

(Green BNC

Connector)

SLA-CAB-1404 (J1) Power, Comms, Ethernet

**USB to Serial SLA-CAB-0305 (optional)

SLA-DIST

Ethernet (J3)

PWR (J2)

SLA-CAB-HD10

HDMI OUT (J10)

Contact

surface facing

down when

inserting.

IMPORTANT: Disconnect all input power to OEMs and

adapter boards before connecting or disconnecting cables.

Serial 3

Serial 0

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The Firmware Upgrade Utility can be used to find the IP address of the OEM.

Figure 2: Network Configuration Options

5.1 Static IP Configuration Through Ethernet

1. Connect the board to a DHCP network.

2. Apply power to the 1750-OEM and wait for the board to receive an address from the DHCP server.

3. Connect to the board in Panel Plus.

4. Configure a static IP address using the procedure outlined in EAN-Network-Configuration.

Configuration notes:

•If a wireless adapter is active on the host PC it should be disabled.

•If using the link local address, we recommend assigning a static IP address to the host PC. Use an

address on the same logical subnet.

•Example, if the 1750-OEM is discovered as 169.254.210.220 with a subnet of 255.255.0.0, set the

local PC with an IP address of 169.254.210.X where X is not 220, with a subnet of 255.255.0.0.

If additional assistance is required with assigning a static IP address to the host PC, contact your

network administrator or search online for procedures that correspond with the current PC

operating system.

•Problems with outbound streaming are often related to setting/assigning IP addresses and ports.

See the Encoding Configuration settings in EAN-Encoding for advanced settings.

6Serial Communications

Use a direct serial connection for troubleshooting or if a network connection cannot be established.

To connect to a PC USB port, attach the USB to TTL (3.3V) serial cable (SLA-CAB-0305) to SLA-CAB-1404

to J1 (Serial 0) on the 1750-OEM board (Figure 3). Serial ports on the 1750-OEM are 3.3V TTL.

Figure 3: J1 Serial 0 to PC Connection (SLA-CAB-1404)

Host PC

User assigned static IP to

match the same logical

subnet as the 1750-OEM.

1750-OEM Board

Ethernet Cable

Use the Utility Upgrader to

find the IP address of the

1750-OEM.

Network Switch

or PC Direct

J1 (14-pin)

Serial 3

3-pin Connector

SLA-CAB-0305

USB to PC*

SLA-CAB-1404

Serial 0

1750-OEM

*See the USB Device Driver section below.

SLA-DIST PWR / Ethernet

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6.1 Direct Serial Connection (optional):

1. Connect the serial cable to the 1750-OEM board

and host PC as show in Serial Communications.

2. From the Connect tab, click the Refresh List button

to get a list of available COM ports.

3. Select the Com port in the drop-down menu.

4. Click the Disconnected (click to connect) button.

IMPORTANT: Video packets are not sent over the

serial connection.

Figure 4: Direct Serial Connection

6.2 USB Device Driver

If the USB connection on SLA-CAB-0305 is not functioning correctly a third-party driver may be needed.

The driver can be found on the Silicon Labs web page » Downloads tab » CP210x Universal Windows

Driver. Once installed open the Run window in Windows (WIN+R) and enter devmgmt.msc to open the

Device Manager. Verify the new driver is listed under Ports (COM & LPT) as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5: CP210x Universal Windows Driver Installed

7Panel Plus

This section covers the Panel Plus setup and configuration process. Panel Plus provides a basic

graphical interface to the 1750-OEM board.

Before connecting with the Panel Plus software, the 1750-OEM board should be powered up and

connected through:

-a network switch or directly to the host PC (preferred) or,

-Direct serial connection (for troubleshooting or if a network connection cannot be established).

1. Go to the Software Downloads page on the SightLine website and download the Panel Plus

application installer. Older releases are available under the Previous Versions section.

IMPORTANT: The firmware version number and Panel Plus Software version number should match.

If the board firmware version is initially unknown, reference the SightLine invoice that came with

the board when it was purchased.

2. Launch the installer file and follow the prompts. After installation, open the Panel Plus application.

3. The first time that Panel Plus is launched, a Windows Security Alert prompt should appear. Select

Allow Access to create a firewall exception (Figure 6).

Approving private network access is sufficient in most cases. Check public networks if directly

connecting to the board.

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Figure 6: Windows Security Alert Prompt

IMPORTANT:

•Do not cancel this prompt. Failure to allow access at this point will not allow the Panel Plus

application to connect to the board. See the Troubleshooting section for more information.

•Before using the Panel Plus program, review the Panel Plus User Guide in the Help section of the

Panel Plus application for additional user and setup information.

4. Network connection to the board:

a. From the Connect tab, click the Refresh List button to get a list of boards on the network.

b. Select the appropriate board in the drop-down menu.

c. Click the Disconnected (click to connect) button.

Once the connection is

successful, the button

changes to Connected.

Figure 7: Network Connection to the OEM Board

C:\Program Files (x86)\sightline applications\sla-panel-plus

3.06.02\slapanelplus.exe

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5. Verify the connection.

When Panel Plus has

successfully connected to

the 1750-OEM board,

operating information is

displayed under the Video

Output section and the

bottom status bar in Panel

Plus. If the connection was

not successful, this

information will not be

present or incomplete.

IMPORTANT: For optimal

performance, monitor the

board temperature. Board

temperatures should be

below 185°F (85°C). To

keep boards within the

optimal temperature

range, use the included

heatsink during bench

testing. For more

information about thermal

management see the ICD-

1750-OEM.

Figure 8: Firmware Version and Enabled Features

7.1 Camera Acquisition

1. From the main menu go to Configure »Aquisition Settings. This dialog window allows changes to

the camera configuration.

2. Set the Camera Index to Cam 0. Set the Camera Type to Generic Digital.

3. In the AutoFill drop-down menu, select HD-SDI 1080p30 from the Auto Fill menu or enter the

Height and Width settings of the connected camera.

If using a camera that is not configured for 1080p30, choose a corresponding option under Auto Fill

that matches the camera, e.g., HD-SDI 720p or HD-SDI 1080p60.

If the camera is listed, the AutoFill drop-down menu automatically populates the relevant fields with

the correct settings as shown in Figure 9.

Appbit code

with listed

features

Firmware Ver: 3.6.2.30 FGPA: 00:00, HW Rev:02, temp: 125°F [37°C]

SVN Revision: 73601, Build Date: 06-Mar-2013, Build Time: 11:16:42

Operating

information

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Figure 9: Camera Acquisition Auto Fill Settings Example - HD-SDI 1080p30

4. After changes have been made, the Apply button will turn red indicating that a change has been

detected. Click Apply to apply the changes. Close the Acquisition Settings dialog window.

5. Save and activate the settings:

a. Main menu » Parameters » Save to Board.

b. Main menu » Reset » Board.

c. After the system reboots reconnect to the board. Make sure the board connects.

See EAN-Camera Compatibility for all third-party cameras and lens assemblies that are currently

supported by SightLine software. Includes configuration and setting support guidance.

7.2 Stream Network Video to This PC

To stream network video to the connected PC, click the Connection tab in Panel Plus and then click

Stream Network Video to this PC.

Figure 10: Stream Network Video to PC

8Summary

This completes the startup guide for the 17500-OEM board. See the Panel Plus User Guide (main menu

» Help » User Guide) for additional user and setup information.

If the board has been connected to a camera and encoding functions are part of the configuration,

video will be displayed in the main window. On the Connect tab of Panel Plus, the purchased/enabled

functions are checked. To add additional features to 1750-OEM, contact Sales.

To modify the encoder parameters of the OEM, see the Modifying Encoder Parameters section.

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Figure 11: Panel Plus Connection to Board

IMPORTANT: Not all 1750-OEM purchased configurations include encoded IP video. For

configurations that include encoding, video will be displayed in the Panel Plus main window.

Tracker-only configurations will display processed video on the HDMI output only. An HDMI-

capable monitor is required for viewing this output.

8.1 Demo Mode

To enable all features for testing and evaluation purposes, click the Demo Mode button from the

Connect tab. All the features enabled on the board are now available for testing. The Demo Mode

screen overlay will display until the Demo Mode function is turned off.

Enabled

Features

Panel Plus

User Guide

Demo Mode

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