Connector J7 Sample Clauses

Connector J7. Debug only 2 5 Configuration Settings Overview 4 5.1 Acquisition Settings 4 6 Camera Discovery 5 6.1 Alternative Camera Discover Method 5 7 Advanced Configuration Options 6
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Connector J7. Debug only‌ 4 4000-OEM USB Camera Bench Setup‌ USB adapters: • SLA-CAB-TC2USB (USB C to USB 3.0 Type-A Adapter) / camera specific USB 3.0 cable: Connects the USB-C port (J8) on the 4000-OEM to USB3 Vision cameras. Cable connections: • SLA-CAB-0403: Connects to J4 on 4000-OEM board. Provides an RJ45 Ethernet connection. • SLA-CAB-1504 / SLA-PWR-B12V-36W (110-250VAC input / 12VDC output): Connects to J50 on the 4000-OEM board. Power and network connectivity LEDs: A green light (D1) on the 4000-OEM board indicates that all boards are powered on. An amber light (D5) verifies network connection. Network Switch or PC Direct RJ45 Ethernet SLA-PWR-B12V-36W SLA-CAB-1504 (J50) SLA-CAB-0403 (J4) **USB to Serial SLA-CAB-0305 (optional) SLA-CAB-0804 (J25) Serial (SLA-CAB-0504) SLA-CAB-TC2USB (J8) USB-C to USB 3.0 Adapter 4000-OEM USB 3.0 Cable (camera specific) USB3 Vision Cameras *SLA-CAB-MIPI-02 (J9) ��Contact surface facing down when inserting. 🛈 IMPORTANT: Disconnect all input power to OEMs and adapter boards before connecting or disconnecting cables. Optional SLA-4000-MIPI Board Figure 1: 4000-OEM USB Camera Bench Setup *SLA-CAB-MIPI-02 FFC cable must be connected correctly. See the FFC cable instructions before connecting the SLA-4000-MIPI board. **SLA-CAB-0305 can connect to SLA-CAB-0804 to facilitate a PC/USB connection to serial port 0 on the 4000-OEM. See the Serial Communications section in the EAN-Startup-Guide-4000-OEM for more information. 🗈 Additional non-USB cameras can be connected to the 4000-OEM on J6 and using the SLA-4000-MIPI board on J9. See the ICD-Adapter Boards for more information.

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