Printing Devices; Video Input Devices - Matrox 4Sight User Manual

Printing devices

The Matrox 4Sight integrated unit can output data to a printer.
To output to a printer, proceed according to the following steps:
1. At the command prompt, type explorer to launch Windows
NT Explorer.
2. Click on Printers (Desktop\My Computer\Printers).
3. Click on Add Printer.
4. Proceed as you would if you were operating under a full
Windows NT Workstation operating system.
Note: If you are installing a network printer, you will have to
join a domain, and then include the domain account in the list
of administrators on that computer. To do so, see Joining a
domain in Windows NT Embedded in this chapter.

Video Input devices

The Matrox 4Sight integrated unit contains a factory installed
Matrox Meteor-II frame grabber, in either the standard version
or the multi-channel version. The Matrox Meteor-II/ Standard
frame grabber can accept composite (CVBS) and component
(Y/C) video in NTSC/PAL format, and convert it to RGB 8:8:8,
YUV 4:2:2 (stored in YUYV format) or YUV 4:1:1, with either
square pixels or CCIR-601 resolutions. It can also convert
monochrome video in a RS-170/CCIR video format with square
pixels or CCIR-601 resolutions. Further, the Matrox
Meteor-II/Standard frame grabber can switch between up to
twelve independent composite or six Y/C video sources. The
Matrox Meteor-II/Multi-Channel frame grabber, on the other
hand, can capture monochrome or component RGB video
signals from standard and non-standard cameras. The Matrox
Meteor-II/Multi-channel can switch between input from two
RGB or six monochrome cameras.
On the front panel of the chassis, Matrox 4Sight has an input
connector, which is hard-wired to the Matrox Meteor-II board
through an internal connection. In order to permit this internal
connection, the video input connector of the Matrox Meteor-II
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