System Requirements - Magna BLUEPIRAT Series Camera User Manual

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4 System requirements

Network camera AXIS P12 / F44 / F41 / 211 / 210 / 207
Network cameras have an Ethernet port and therefore can be connected directly to the data log-
ger. Up to four cameras are supported to record the video streams. These cameras can be con-
nected to the four channels of the encoder. The following AXIS camera types are supported:
P12, F44, F41, 211, 210 and 207.
AXIS Q7404 / P7214 Video Encoder
The AXIS Video Encoder is a high performance, four-channel standalone device that integrates
up to four analog cameras (NTSC/PAL) at a time into an IP-based video surveillance system.
Video Encoder and camera are connected via BNC connector.
Both Video Encoders support the compression formats H.264, MJPEG and MPEG-4. Therefore
they are capable to reduce bandwidth and storage requirements without compromising image
quality.
The AXIS Q7404 Video Encoder contains four separate video channels, one for each video in-
put. Each channel has its own IP address.
The AXIS P7214 Video Encoder uses only one IP address for all four channels.
The communication between bus systems and control units is monitored, and relevant data can
be recorded very precisely with the data logger. The collected data are stored to the logger and
can be downloaded via Ethernet to a PC.
Control Unit
You need a Windows based Laptop or PC to configure the devices by the System Client. It
also allows to save the recorded data and to use them offline later.
System Client
Update, configure and read out your data loggers with System Client. Save time with central ad-
ministration of your software products. System Client is your key to success for using all our
products!
BLUEPIRAT Rapid
High-performance multi-bus data logger for modern vehicle architectures based on Automotive
Ethernet. With up to 3 TB internal memory and supreme recording performance. Robust and
compact for in-vehicle use.
Due to the increasing complexity of driver assistance systems and the growing number of info-
tainment applications, the data traffic between ECUs in the most recent vehicle models has
grown significantly. Consequently, besides the various classic bus systems, modern vehicle ar-
chitectures are based on Automotive Ethernet according to BroadR-Reach / IEEE 802.3
100(0)Base-T1, which can keep up with the growing bandwidth demand.
Power Backup
The Power Backup is a special component, which is designed to bridge short voltage interrup-
tions. It is connected upstream of the data loggers on the voltage side, and must be connected
to them via a dedicated LS CAN port for controlling.
BLUEPIRAT Mini
The BLUEPIRAT Mini is smallest data logger in the world with an outstanding functional scope.
It offers a wide range of interfaces, stable temperature behavior, very low energy consumption,