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- Page 1 GV 400 Vision System Installation Manual 405-00083-00 GV 400 Installation Version 1.3; 2020-5-14...
- Page 2 All copyrights in this manual, and the hardware and software described in it, are the exclusive property of Teledyne Imaging and its licensors. Claim of copyright does not imply waiver of Teledyne Imaging or its licensors other rights in the work. See the following Notice of Proprietary Rights.
- Page 3 Certifications Declaration of Conformity Manufacturer Teledyne Digital Imaging US, Inc. 700 Technology Park Drive Billerica MA 01821 We declare that this product has been tested to comply with the EC Directive for a class A digital device in accordance with EN55022/CISPR22...
- Page 4 If you need to return the GV 400 Vision System, you must contact the Teledyne Imaging representative who sold you the product. Do not return your product to Teledyne Digital Imaging US without prior authorization.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table Of Contents Introduction GV 400 Vision System ………………....... Product Support ………………....... Components ………………....... Installation Connecting the GV 400 ………………....... Rear Connections ………………....... Front Connections ………………....... GigE Cameras ………………....... Typical Configuration using ………………....... the PL-USB Typical Configuration using ………………....... the DCI-101... -
Page 6: Introduction
DIN mountable hardware. Product Support This manual will assist you with the installation and setup of your GV 400 product and the embedded inspection software. It describes what the product supports and how to connect the external interfaces. If your questions are not answered in this reference, please contact your local Teledyne Imaging representative. -
Page 7: Components
GV 400 Vision System Components GV 400 vision systems are shipped with the components listed below. Take a few moments to verify that everything has arrived in good condition. If your product has been visibly damaged during shipment or is missing parts, please contact your Teledyne Imaging representative immediately. -
Page 8: Installation
Installation Connecting the GV 400 Vision System This section details the physical connections on the GV 400 vision system. The GV 400 provides connectors on both the rear and front and surfaces. Rear Connections Reset button – recessed behind the front plate. Use blunt pointed object and hold for 5 seconds to reset the unit. -
Page 9: Front Connections
LAN left LED: Off = 10 Mbits/s; GREEN = 100 Mbits/s; ORANGE = 1000 Mbits/s LAN right LED: ON = port active; BLINK = port traffic Note: Camera Ethernet cables must be type Cat5e. Use A-CAB-GE-X. GV 400 Installation Version 1.3; 2020-5-14... -
Page 10: Gige Cameras
Two cables are needed in the setup of each camera. The data cable (A-CAB-GE-X) connects the camera’s Ethernet port to one of the GV 400 camera ports. The I/O cable provides power to the camera and access to the camera’s I/O, including trigger. -
Page 11: Typical Configuration Using
1. Camera ports 1-4 provide POE (Power Over Ethernet). Do not connect the Genie Nano camera’s power and ground to the PL-USB. 2. Power connections to the PL-USB and GV 400 are not shown. 3. Use A-CAB-GE-X for camera Ethernet connections. -
Page 12: Typical Configuration Using
1. Camera ports 1-4 provide POE (Power Over Ethernet). Do not connect the Genie Nano camera’s power and ground to the DCI-101. 2. Power connections to the DCI-101 and GV 400 are not shown. 3. Use A-CAB-GE-X for camera Ethernet connections. -
Page 13: Getting Started
Software Interface Getting Started The GV 400 vision system is supplied with 64-bit Windows 10 IoT operating system and either iNspect Express or Sherlock vision software licensed for use. These applications offer a suite of vision capabilities that satisfy a diverse range of automated inspection needs. -
Page 14: The License Manager
The License Manager The software installed on the GV 400 is license protected. The license is applied to the unit system number before it ships from the factory. Make sure that the product license matches what you ordered before going any further. Open the license manager from the “start menu”... -
Page 15: Inspect Express Setup
4. Click on the iDiscover button to detect and configure cameras connected to the system. 5. Save Camera set (select which connected cameras you want to use). 6. Close iDiscover and launch iNspect Express (run panel shown below). GV 400 Installation Version 1.3; 2020-5-14... -
Page 16: Inspect Express Configurator
This program is a front-end configuration tool for iNspect Express. Launch from the icon on the GV 400 desktop. Select the language, camera type (always GigE for GV 400) and custom features for your application. These features are peculiar to the iNspect Express software and are detailed in the software users manual. -
Page 17: Idiscover Genie
GV 400 camera ports. Use the iDiscoverGenie interface to change the camera IP settings to match the IP setting of the camera port. A shortcut to the iDiscoverGenie program is available on the GV 400 desktop. This utility applies to both Genie Nano and PIC-2592 cameras. -
Page 18: Sherlock Setup
USB Installation Manual, or the PIC2592 Quick Start Guide. Note: Sherlock will fail to run if you enable Ifc but fail to point to a valid configuration file! 9. Close and reopen Sherlock. Driver changes only take effect when Sherlock opens. GV 400 Installation Version 1.3; 2020-5-14... -
Page 19: Sapera Camexpert
Sherlock can load a configuration file at startup. If multiple configurations are needed, you can save them to different camera configuration files. Some example configuration files are included on the GV 400. Note: Changes to the camera settings are temporary, unless saved to the camera memory or to a configuration file. -
Page 20: Sapera Acquisition Wizard
(shutter time) or Strobe pulse width (IO:Camera:SetNumberFeature) programmatically. When you launch the wizard you will see the dialog below. All cameras connected to the GV 400 should be listed in the device window. Click the “save” button to store the configuration in the SaperaLTDrv.ini file. -
Page 21: Changing Camera Order
For example, “Server0”, “Server0_Device0”, “Server1” and “Server1_Device0”. Each time you run Sherlock it will use the order saved in the SaperaLTDrv.ini file, that is created by the wizard. The order does not change every time the GV 400 is rebooted. Note: Each time you open the Sapera Acquisition Wizard, the order will change to the order of discovery (or power-on order). -
Page 22: Enhanced Write Filter
When the filter is enabled, only writes to the \ProgramData\Teledyne DALSA and \Program Files\Teledyne DALSA\Sherlock directories will be allowed, all other system and program directories will be blocked. - Page 23 1. Reboot the GV400 system. 2. When the Teledyne logo is displayed tap the Delete key continuously to enter BIOS. 3. Use the right arrow key to select the “Save and Exit” tab.
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Page 24: Specifications
Specifications General Specifications This following table lists the specifications of the GV 400 vision system: Specification Definition Platform Processor Quad Core x7-E3950 @ 1.6GHz Windows10 IoT 64-bit Memory Storage 256GB Solid State Program 8GB @ 1600MHz non-expandable Camera Ports Gigabit... -
Page 25: Mechanical Drawings
GV 400 Mechanical Dimensions Top View Side View Front View GV 400 Installation Version 1.3; 2020-5-14... -
Page 26: I/O Modules
I/O Modules PL-USB Overview The PL-USB is an external I/O module for the GV 400. It provides trigger and power to up to 4 cameras as well as I/O for discrete application control. The PL-USB module simplifies hardware setup and provides a consistent I/O solution for iNspect Express and Sherlock. -
Page 27: Dci-101 Overview
All inputs and outputs are passed between camera and panel connectors through the isolation barrier. Refer to the DCI-101 Quick Start Guide for details and camera wiring diagrams. A copy is provided on the GV 400 system drive. Note: There is no software driver required for the DCI-101.
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