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3-1 Display
3-1 Display
A PT screen can display images from devices connected to the RGB and Video Input
Unit. The type of devices that can be connected to the Unit range from video cameras,
Vision Sensors, and other video equipment to personal computers and other analog
RGB output devices.
3-1-1
Video Display
Install the NS-CA002 RGB and Video Input Unit on an NS12-V1/-V2, NS10-V1/-V2,
or NS8-V1/-V2 PT to display video images from video devices such as video
cameras or Vision Sensors on the PT.
No. of video input connectors
Input methods
Max. simultaneous displays
Video display size
On-screen positioning
Positionable screens
Functional object overlap
Reference
3-2
2
NTSC or PAL
1
Any size up to 640 x 480 dots (W x H)
Selectable (Images must not extend off the screen.)
Normal (base) screens only
In the order opened (an object can overlap a video
display)
• The RGB and Video Input Unit has two video input connector ports
that enable up to two input devices (e.g. video cameras and Vision
Sensors) to be connected to the Unit at one time. With only one video
display possible per screen, images from a video camera and Vision
Sensor cannot be displayed at the same time. One screen cannot
display two RGB images either.
• The NTSC/PAL setting is the same for all video input ports. This
means that a video camera and Vision Sensor connected to the Unit
at the same time cannot be set individually to NTSC or PAL.
• Video displays cannot be performed on the NS5-V1/-V2. Do not
transfer screen data containing video images to an NS5-V1/V2 PT.
• You can install the NS-CA002 RGB/Video Input Unit on an NS15-V2
PT, but you cannot use the video display function.
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