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Ether-Inspect Quick Start Guide

The document provides instructions for setting up an Ether-Inspect machine vision system, including connecting cameras, a PLC, and power. Setup involves connecting peripherals before powering on, launching software for configuring IP addresses, and monitoring camera connection status.

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Ether-Inspect Quick Start Guide

The document provides instructions for setting up an Ether-Inspect machine vision system, including connecting cameras, a PLC, and power. Setup involves connecting peripherals before powering on, launching software for configuring IP addresses, and monitoring camera connection status.

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Ether-Inspect

Machine Vision

Ether-Inspect Quick-Start Guide


C2D Enclosure
Connection Diagram & Port Descriptions
PS2 Connectors For Keyboard & Mouse

PLC Port Input Power Connection


DB9 Connector •Removable Terminal Block

For Serial
Communication
+V +24VDC In
-V 0VDC
Must Be Grounded 0VDC
PE Chassis Ground
NC Not Used
NC Not Used

4 - USB Ports
•Connecting External Storage Devices Display Ports
•Installing Updates 5 – Camera NIC Ports
•Connecting Cameras Either Directly Or •VGA Is Currently Used For Monitor Connection
Through An Approved Ethernet Switch •DVI Port (Future Use)

 NIC Ports 1-4 Do Not Have Windows  NIC Ports 5 & 6 Only Have Default
File Sharing Enabled Gateway Setup For Network Sharing
4 Mounting Options
PC Startup Connections
Connect the PC to the Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse
• Do Not Connect Power Until Peripherals Are Connected
Connecting Cameras

Each Camera Must Be Connected With A Power Cable


and a CAT5E or CAT6 Ethernet Cable
• Do Not Connect Power Until Peripherals Are Connected
Network Interface Card Ports
The Ether-Inspect PC Has 6 (Six) Network Interface Card (NIC) Ports

CAM 1 - Dedicated Camera Port With Jumbo Frames Enabled And Windows File Sharing Disabled
CAM 2 - Dedicated Camera Port With Jumbo Frames Enabled And Windows File Sharing Disabled
CAM 3 - Dedicated Camera Port With Jumbo Frames Enabled And Windows File Sharing Disabled
CAM 4 - Dedicated Camera Port With Jumbo Frames Enabled And Windows File Sharing Disabled
CAM 5 - Designed For A 5th Camera Port With Jumbo Frames Enabled, However, Windows File
Sharing Is Enabled And You May Setup A Default Gateway For This Port
PLC – Dedicated PLC Port. Jumbo Frames Are NOT Enabled, And You May Setup A Default
Gateway For This Port
Connecting Cameras

There Are Five (5) Network


Interface Card (NIC) Ports That Are
For Connecting GigE Cameras
Either Directly Or Through a
*Certified Switch

(CAM 1, CAM 2, CAM 3, CAM 4


and Cam 5)

* A Certified Network Switch


Must Be Capable Of Jumbo
Frames @ 9K bytes per second
Connecting Cameras
Connect Camera(s) To The PC

• Do Not Connect Power Until Peripherals Are Connected

Connect Your GigE Camera(s) To


Any Of The 5 Camera Ports
If You Have More Than 5 Cameras
To Connect, You May Connect
Them Through A *Certified
Network Switch

* A Certified Network Switch


Must Be Capable Of Jumbo
Frames @ 9K bytes per second
Connecting To A PLC

Connect Your PLC To The Ether-Inspect Dedicated PLC Port


This Is The Ethernet Port In The Upper Left

• Do Not Connect Power Until Peripherals Are Connected


Optional Connection To A Network Using The CAM 5 Port

If You Need To Connect To A Network You May Connect Through Camera Port 5

• Do Not Connect Power Until Peripherals Are Connected


Powering Up the PC

Connect the PC to the Proper Power Source


• Place The +24VDC Wire In The Top Terminal Labeled “+”
• Place The 0VDC Wire In The 2nd Terminal Labeled “-”
• The 0VDC Should Be Connected To PE/Ground At The Power Supply
• The PC Will Startup Automatically When Power Is Cycled
Startup Screen
1. As the PC is Starting Up The Screen Will Look Like This
IP Configuration Tool
After The Startup Screen Has Completed The IP Configuration
Tool Will Run To Configure ALL Ethernet Ports
• DO NOT Perform Any Operations Until The
IP Configuration Tool Has Completed And Icon Is Gone
Launching Ether-Inspect
Ether-Inspect Will Launch Automatically When The PC Is Booting Up
Launching Ether-Inspect
To Launch Ether-Inspect After
Manually Closing Application:
• Click On the Start Button
• Click On the First Icon From
the Bottom
IP Addressing
To Change the IP Address of A Camera:
1. Launch the IP Configuration Tool By Selecting The Go To IP Config Tool
2. A Window Will Open To Let You Know That Ether-Inspect Will Shut Down
3. Select Yes
Camera Connection Status
The Opening Screen Will Look Like This If Camera IP Addresses Are Correct

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