THE OCULUS-F/64 FRAME GRABBER User's Manual

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2.2 OCULUS-F/64 INSTALLATION SETTING THE BASE ADDRESS DIP SWITCH The SW1 DIP switch is used to set the I/O base address of the Oculus-F/64 board. The factory default Base Address is 280h. The location of SW1 on the board and diagrams for various address selections, are found in Appendix B of this manual. Typically there is no address conflict requiring a change in I/O address. But if there is, the new address chosen must differ from the addresses of other boards residing in the computer. Both the DOS and Windows configuration programs have a configuration item for selecting the new I/O address and both programs will display a pictorial of the required switch positions. Caution: Do not use a pencil to set the miniature switches, because the graphite residue can cause damage to the switches. OTHER SWITCHES AND JUMPERS In all normal situations, there is no need to change other configuration switches and jumpers from their factory default. Appendix B details what these defaults are and when they may need changing. INSTALLING THE OCULUS-F/64 INTO THE PC To install the Oculus-F/64 into a PC use the following procedure. Please ensure that you have discharged any static electricity by grounding yourself to the chassis of the PC before you begin. • Turn off your computer, but keep it connected to the AC power source. This maintains a ground connection to the computer chassis. Remove the cover. • Choose an available 16-bit full length expansion slot. (Two slots are required for Oculus-F/64's with camera adapter modules). • Install the Oculus-F/64 and secure the bracket with the fastening screw. This provides a solid electrical ground to prevent damage from static discharge when connecting or disconnecting cameras and monitors. • Connect camera and display monitor as described in the following sections. The suggested power on sequence is display monitor, computer, and camera. Page 2-4 The OCULUS-F/64 User's Manual
CONNECTING THE VGA FEATURE CABLE FOR SINGLE MONITOR SOLUTIONS Use of the VGA feature connector is required for single screen operation, (wherein VGA and video information are both displayed on the same monitor). The feature connector, (supplied with the Oculus-F/64) is the flat ribbon cable. Connect the cable to the Oculus-F/64 feature connector (J18) located on top of the board and the other end to the VGA card feature connector. Never connect the feature cable with the power on. Also supplied with the Oculus-F/64 is a VGA terminator required to simulate a monitor load on the VGA card. (In single screen operation the VGA monitor is connected to the Oculus-F/64 card). The VGA terminator is an encapsulated plastic DB-15 pin connector. The feature cable is not required when a separate monitor is used to display the video images (dual monitor mode) and should be removed from the Oculus-F/64 card. CONNECTING THE INPUT VIDEO CABLES Analog Input Cables The video source is connected to DB2, the 9 pin connector on the Oculus-F/64 (see appendix C). Use video input cable Part CM84-03200 (4 analog input) or Part CM84-60000 (3 analog, 1 differential analog). Connect the BNC connector marked M1 (Camera #1), M2 (Camera #2), M3 (Camera #3), or M4 (Camera #4) to the video output of the camera. Digital Input Cables TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA CONNECTING THE OUTPUT CABLES Single Monitor Setup Disconnect your VGA monitor from the VGA card and connect it to the Oculus-F/64 board connector labeled DB1, the 15 pin output connector (see appendix C for location). Connect the VGA terminator provided with the Oculus-F/64, on the output of the VGA card. Connect the feature connector cable between the Oculus-F/64 (J18) and the VGA card feature connector. Dual Monitor Setup Dual monitor applications do not require the feature connector to be installed. Carefully remove the feature cable from the Oculus-F/64 main board. Store it in the box that the Oculus-F/64 was shipped in. Depending on the auxiliary video monitor, the following connections are made. Coreco Inc., Installation and Configuration Page 2-5
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Page 27 and 28: Acquistion Sync Source [ 1 ] Camera
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