ES2

Verifeid OS

  • Verified: Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 22.04

  • Should work: 24.04

Steps

Rotary Switch and DIP Switches

The PCIe-NPL54 relies on rotary switches and DIP switches to adapt to various camera modules.

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  1. Please kindly note that we have mistakenly placed the SW6 upside down

  2. For the 3x 8MP + 1x 3MP configuration, please connect the 8MP cameras to ports 0, 1, and 2. Note that port 0 corresponds to the highest position on the PCIe bracket.

SW2 #1
SW2 #2
SW2 #3
SW2 #4

ON

60 FPS Fsync

20 FPS Fsync

Fsync for Each Camera Aligned with 25% Phase Shift

PPS Input and Fsync: Aligned

OFF

Fsync depends on SW2 #2

30 FPS Fsync

Fsync for Each Camera Aligned with 0% Phase Shift

PPS Input and Fsync: Not Aligned

RSW1
RSW2
SW6#4
SW6#3
SW6#2
SW6#1

4x AC-IMX390 (30FPS)

0

0

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

4x AC-AR0233 (30FPS/ 60FPS)

4

0

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

4x AC-ISX031 (30FPS)

1

0

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

4x AC-IMX490 (30FPS)

2

0

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

3x AC-IMX728 (30FPS) (TBD)

3

0

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

3x AC-AR0820 (30FPS)

7

0

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

4x TierIV C1 (30FPS)

8

0

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

4x TierIV C2 (30FPS)

9

0

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

GPS PPS Input, Phase Shift, and Framsync

  • We have reserved an independent framesync for each camera.

  • The source of the framesync is an onboard MCU.

  • The implementation focuses on the rising edge of the framesync.

  • The framesync can be further aligned with the GPS PPS input, which is fed in via the 8-pin terminal block.

  • A phase shift can be applied to introduce different delays in framesync among the cameras.

MCU Commands

We have reserved an RS232 interface to allow the host to communicate directly with the MCU. The pinout of the MCU's RS232 can be found on the IO page.

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Please remember to set the RS232 port as 115200, 8E1

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