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Texas Instruments DM365 Getting Started Manual (86 pages)
IPNetCam Reference Design
Brand:
Texas Instruments
| Category:
Camera Accessories
| Size: 4 MB
Table of Contents
Important Notice
2
Read this First
3
Notational Conventions
3
Abbreviations
3
Trademarks
4
Table of Contents
5
Contents
6
Figures
7
Tables
9
DM365 Ipnetcam - Overview
11
What's in the Box
12
What's in the Hardware
14
Ipnetcam Panel Details
14
Figure 1-1. Ipnetcam Front and Rear Panels
14
Figure 1-2. Right Flank Panel
15
Figure 1-3. Left Flank Panel
15
Ipnetcam Application Setup
17
Hardware Setup
18
Connecting Ribbon Cable and Debug Board
18
Connecting JTAG to Hardware
20
Figure 2-1. Signum JTAG
20
Figure 2-2. Signum JTAG with Debug Board
21
Figure 2-3. XDS510 PP JTAG
21
Connecting to Console Window
22
Figure 2-4. Signum JTAG with Debug Board
22
Minimum PC Requirement
23
Environment Setting
23
Connection Using DHCP
23
Figure 2-5. PC Connected to Ipnetcam
24
Figure 2-6. PC Connected to Ipnetcam through Router
24
Figure 2-7. Aligning DIP Switch to DHCP
24
Figure 2-8. Live Video Window
25
Connection Using Static IP
26
Figure 2-9. IP Address Details
26
Figure 2-10. Microsoft Internet Explorer Window
27
Figure 2-11. Network Page
27
Figure 2-12. DHCP Network Settings
28
VLC Media Player Setting
29
Figure 2-13. Preferences Dialog Box
29
Figure 2-14. Overlay Video Output Option Selected
30
Figure 2-15. Caching Value
31
Figure 2-16. Open Dialog Box
32
Running Ipnetcam Application
34
Starting the Application
34
Figure 3-1. IE Address Bar IP Address
34
Figure 3-2. User Login Dialog Box
35
Figure 3-3. Security Warning Window
36
Figure 3-4. Live Video Window
36
Browsing Images from Ipnetcam
38
Figure 3-5. Live Video Page of MPEG4 Mode
38
Modifying Image Settings
40
Figure 3-6. Image Setting Page of MPEG4 Mode
40
Figure 3-7. Image Fine Tune Page
44
Notes on Using Evaluation Version of Advanced Features
46
Modifying Network Settings
47
Setting Network Options and IP Address
47
Figure 3-8. Network Options Page
47
Setting FTP
48
Figure 3-9. FTP Server Setting
48
Setting SMTP
49
Figure 3-10. SMTP Server Setting
50
Setting SNTP
51
Figure 3-11. SNTP Server Setting
51
Modifying System Settings
52
Setting Date and Time
52
Figure 3-12. Date and Time Page
52
Setting OSD
53
Figure 3-13. OSD Page
53
Adding/Modifying/Deleting Users
54
Figure 3-14. Users Page
55
Setting Digital I/O
56
Figure 3-15. Digital I/O Setting
56
Setting Audio Mechanism
57
Figure 3-16. Audio Setting Page
57
Updating Firmware
58
Figure 3-17. Update Firmware Page
58
Viewing Events
59
Figure 3-18. Event Log Page
59
Modifying Application Setting
60
Changing AVI Duration
60
Figure 3-19. Video File Page
60
Setting FTP
61
Setting SD Card
62
Figure 3-20. FTP Application Setting
62
Figure 3-21. SD Card Application Setting
62
Setting SMTP
63
Figure 3-22. SMTP Application Setting
63
Enabling Recording
64
Figure 3-23. Record Application Enable Setting
64
Scheduling Record
65
Figure 3-24. Schedule Page
65
Enabling Alarm
66
Figure 3-25. Alarm Application Enable Setting
66
Motion Detection
67
Figure 3-26. Motion Detection
67
Modifying SD Card Setting
69
Figure 3-27. Filelist of Memory Card
69
FTP Settings
70
Figure 3-28. Guildftpd Window
70
Figure 3-29. Add/Edit User Dialog Box
71
Figure 3-30. Add/Edit Path Dialog Box
71
Figure 3-31. FTP Server Setting
72
Figure 3-32. FTP Upload View
73
Universal Plug and Play
75
Overview
76
Figure 4-1. Upnp Setting - Process
76
Verifying and Modifying IP Class of Your PC
77
Figure 4-2. Network Connections Window
78
Figure 4-3. Local Area Connection Properties Dialog Box
78
Figure 4-4. Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties Dialog Box
79
Installing Upnp Package
80
Figure 4-5. Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties Dialog Box
80
Figure 4-6. Add or Remove Programs
81
Figure 4-7. Windows Components Wizard
81
Figure 4-8. Subcomponents of Networking Services
82
Figure 4-9. Networking Services Dialog Box
82
Turning on Services
83
Figure 4-10. Networking Services Dialog Box
83
Figure 4-11. Control Panel Window
83
Figure 4-12. Administrative Tools Window
84
Figure 4-13. Services Window
84
Figure 4-14. SSDP Discovery Service Properties (Local Computer) Dialog Box
85
Figure 4-15. Services Dialog Box
85
Scanning IP Camera through My Network Place
86
Figure 4-16. Universal Plug and Play Device Host Properties Dialog Box
86
Figure 4-17. My Network Places - Available Upnp Device
86
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Texas Instruments DM365 User Manual (131 pages)
H.264 Base/Main/High Profile Encoder
Brand:
Texas Instruments
| Category:
Media Converter
| Size: 1 MB
Table of Contents
Read this First
3
Intended Audience
3
How to Use this Manual
3
Related Documentation from Texas Instruments
4
Related Documentation
4
Abbreviations
4
Text Conventions
6
Product Support
6
Trademarks
6
Table of Contents
7
Contents
9
Figures
9
Tables
11
Introduction
13
Figure 1-1. Software Architecture
14
Overview of XDAIS, XDM, and Framework Component Tools
14
XDAIS Overview
14
Software Architecture
14
XDM Overview
15
Framework Component
16
Figure 1-2. Framework Component Interfacing Structure
17
Figure 1-3. IRES Interface Definition and Function-Calling Sequence
18
Figure 1-4. Block Diagram of H.264 Encoder
21
Supported Services and Features
22
Comparison between Version 01.10.00.XX with New Version 02.00.00
23
(Platinum Encoder)
23
Overview of H.264 Base/Main/High Profile Encoder
19
Installation Overview
25
Installing the Component for Linux
26
System Requirements for Linux
26
Hardware
26
Software
26
Figure 2-5. Component Directory Structure for Linux
27
Building and Running the Sample Test Application on Linux
28
Configuration Files
28
Generic Configuration File
29
Encoder Configuration File
30
Encoder Sample Base Param Setting
32
Standards Conformance and User-Defined Inputs
32
Uninstalling the Component
33
Sample Usage
35
Figure 3-1. Test Application Sample Implementation
36
Figure 3-2. Process Call with Host Release
38
Figure 3-3. Resource Level Interaction
41
Handshaking between Application and Algorithms
41
Algorithm Instance Deletion
39
Handshaking between Application and Algorithm
40
Resource Level Interaction
40
Overview of the Test Application
36
Algorithm Instance Creation and Initialization
37
Parameter Setup
37
Process Call
38
Figure 3-4. Interaction between Application and Codec
41
Figure 3-5. Interrupt between Codec and Application
42
Cache Management by Application
43
Sample Test Application
45
API Reference
47
Symbolic Constants and Enumerated Data Types
48
H264 Encoder Symbolic Constants and Enumerated Data Types
53
Data Structures
68
H.264 Encoder Data Structures
83
H.264 Encoder ROI Specific Data Structures and Enumerations
96
H264 Encoder Two Pass Encoder Data Structure
99
H.264 Encoder Low Latency Specific Data Structures and Enumerations
101
Constant
102
Enum
103
Interface Functions
105
Creation Apis
106
Initialization API
108
Control API
109
Data Processing API
111
Termination API
114
Time-Stamp Insertion
117
Error Description
119
VICP Buffer Usage by Codec
121
Figure C-1. VICP Buffers Managed by FC
122
ARM926 TCM Buffer Usage by Codec
123
Simple Two-Pass Encoding Sample Usage
126
E.1 Example Usage:
128
Revision History
131
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