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GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1.1 Overview DVC-1000 is an industrial grade IP67 3D Camera include 2D RGB camera ® ® module, Intel D435 camera module, and Intel RealSense™ vision processor module. DVC-1000 provides Lockable PoE Ethernet power input port via 12V@2A or M12 power input connector. DVC-1000 is suitable for using in robotics, logistics, AGV, AMR, 3D monitoring and inspection, real-streaming video, AI surveillance, real-time inspection, and Industry 4.0/IIoT applications.
SYSTEM SETUP 3.1 Installing DVC-1000 3.1.1 System Requirement We recommend using the following operating systems when accessing DVC-1000. ® • Suggest to use Intel 7th Generations CoreTM i5 processors or above • Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS or Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit System •...
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M12 to 3-Pin terminal Interface. We recommend using PoE as the standard scenario. For power supply/data transmission channel separation, optionally use M12 cable. Note : If customer want to use PoE power input, please use vecow utility to disable DHCP to change to static IP. (Camera default setting is DHCP on) 3.1.3.1 By PoE Power Input...
4.1.1 Searching Camera IP Address Please set up your camera and PC/laptop in the same domain during set up hardware environment. Open DVC-1000 Utility and click search device, then it will list all available devices. IP Address : The network IP is automatically assigned.
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Step 2 All of the settings will be restored to factory default, Do you want to continue click "Ok". Step 3 Close the page, waiting for 30 seconds in Vecow utility, Search device, enter to login page, make sure all the items you changed before have been restored to factory settings, and the history logs has also been completely clear.
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4.1.5 Camera Firmware Update DVC-1000 camera firmware can be updated manually when Intel releases new firmware. The updating process takes approximately 3~5 minutes depending on your network condition. While updating firmware, make sure the power supply is constant throughout the process. The updating process is an advanced configuration, failure to comply to the instruction below may cause the camera to become unusable.
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Step 5 Make sure the camera FW update successful. Step 6 Select "Yes" to restart the system, open VECOW utility, search device, confirm that the camera FW has been updated to the latest version. 4.1.6 System Firmware Update The DVC-1000 system firmware can be updated manually when new FW releases The updating process takes approximately 30 minutes depending on your network condition.
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In that case, send your camera back to VECOW for customer service. Step 1 Open the VECOW utility, right click your device and select "System FW Recovery".
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Step 3 In the lower left corner of the VECOW utility, it will show "System Shut Down". Step 4 You can shut down the device from the web page too. IMPORTANT : When the device shut down successfully, if you want to use the device again, you need to unplug the power cord and plug it in again, otherwise, it won't find the device.
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Step 2 Choose your device and right click mouse, select "Restart", "Do you want to restart" choose "Yes". Step 3 In the lower left corner of the VECOW utility, it will show "System Restart". Step 4 When the device restart successful, wait about 30 seconds, then search device again, the VECOW utility will list your device under the sub network.
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Step 1 Start your web browser. In the Search Bar, type in "http://your IP address:8888/" of your DVC-1000 camera. Step 2 Entering from the webpage has the same function as VECOW utility. 4.1.11 Accessing Camera Image Step 1 Before you access the camera image, make sure the SDK has been installed successfully.
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Step 2 Choose "Add Network Device". Step 3 Type in the IP Address (Use the VECOW utility to obtain the IP Address) then click "OK". Step 4 On the left menu, select "Infrared1" and "Infrared2", click Stereo Module and RGB Camera.
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Step 2 Choose "Add Network Device". Step 3 Type in the IP Address (Use the VECOW utility to obtain the IP Address) then click "OK". Step 4 On the left menu, select "Infrared1" and "Infrared2", click Stereo Module and RGB Camera.