TDT RV2 Quick Set-Up Manual And Fast Facts Manual

Fast Facts
RV2 Video Processor
This fast fact sheet provides basic reference information for the
RV2 Video Processor and related devices. See reverse for Synapse
set-up. See the System 3 Manual for more detailed information.
Overview. The RV2 dedicated video processor and
collection device and the VGAC machine vision color
camera work together for video recording and tracking
tasks. Video is streamed from the camera to the
RV2 where it is processed and stored. In a complete
system, camera triggering is precisely synchronized
to an RZ processor (such as RZ2 or RZ5D) allowing
frame-by-frame correlation between video data and
other recorded signals.
Hardware Setup. The RV2 receives timing pulses and
returns tracking information via a fiber optic connection
to a special DSP (RZDSP-V) on the RZ processor.
Connect the orange fiber optic cables from the port on
the back of the RV2 to the port on the back of the RZ,
labeled To RV2. The fiber optic cables are color coded to
prevent wiring errors.
Connect the gray camera power cable from the Power-1
port on the RV2 to the VGAC camera.
Connect a Gigabit Ethernet cable from the Camera-1
port on the RV2 to the VGAC camera.

RV2 to RZ Connection Diagram

Optionally, connect a VGA cable from the Monitor port
on the RV2 to an external monitor.

Power Status

Power Button

Important!: Make sure that all cables are
connected before powering on the RV2.
Connect an Ethernet cable from the Network port on
the RV2 to either a local area network (LAN) or directly
to the PC running OpenEx.

RV2 PC and Network Connection Diagram

Possible connections to a PC (1) or LAN (2).
The RV2's default IP address is 10.1.0.42.
To access the RV2 file system through a PC you must
configure the PC TCP/IP settings and set the PC IP
address to 10.1.0.x, where x is any value, 1 - 254 except
42.
To access the RV2 file system through a lan network,
DHCP must be enabled ON THE NETWORK. *Do not
attempt to write to the RV2 while data is actively
streaming.
For more information on network configuration, see
the Video Processor section of the System 3 Manual
WITH

VGAC