Table of Contents
Advertisement
7. Connect the power supply to the camera. When doing so, pay attention to the respective requirements:
When supplying power via GigE connection: the
the GigE connector (RJ45, 8-pin)
When supplying power via I/O connector: the
notes on the I/O connection
8. Check if your camera is supplied with power (LEDs are flashing).
9. Connect the camera to a Gigabit Ethernet port on the PC either directly or using switches. Please note the
requirements.
ð
In the next step, set up the camera within the network. To do this, follow the steps in section
camera in the
network.
ð
For information on using the inputs and outputs, refer to the sections
camera
and
Electrical
5.1 Prerequisites for installation
Host PC: IDS NXT cockpit is currently available for Windows 64-bit. You should have an up-to-date graphics
card driver installed for an optimal display.
I/O cable: When using the I/O interface the following applies: The maximum length of the I/O cable is 30 m.
The cable must be shielded.
GigE cable: Use Cat5e type cables or better for the complete connection between your camera and the host
PC. The cable length of each segment must not exceed 100 m. A segment is in this case a continuous cable
connection between two network devices (e.g. PC, camera, switch).
The requirements for setting up the camera in the network can be found in section
up in the
network.
Always store camera and lens with the protective cap mounted.
2023-10-25
Fig. 9: IDS NXT m alibu - Backside
data.
requirements for the GigE cable
requirements for the I/O cable
Setting up the I/O interfaces of the
IDS NXT malibu: Technical Manual
and the
pin assignment of
and the
pin assignment and
Setting up the
Requirements for the setting
22
Advertisement
Table of Contents
