| GigE-V Framework Programmer's Manual 2.10 GigE Vision Device Status Tool |
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| GigE-V Framework Programmer's Manual 2.10 GigE Vision Device Status Tool |
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The GigE Vision Device Status tool lists all devices connected to the host system.
Each GigE device is listed by name along with important information such as the
assigned IP address and device MAC address.
The following table
provides the feature name and description of the available status fields.
|
Name |
Feature
Name |
Description |
|
Manufacturer |
DeviceVendorName |
Displays the device vendor name. |
|
Model |
DeviceModelName |
Displays the
device model name. |
|
Serial number |
DeviceSerialNumber |
Displays the
device’s factory set 8-digit serial number. |
|
MAC address |
deviceMacAddress |
Displays the
unique MAC (Media Access Control) address of the device. |
|
Status |
DeviceConnectionStatus |
Displays the
current status of the device connection. Possible values are: ·
Available:
The device is available. ·
Connected:
The device is currently connected to an application and is not available. |
|
Camera IP Address |
GevCurrentIPAddress |
Displays the
device’s current IP address. |
|
NIC IP Address |
GevPrimaryApplicationIPAddress |
Displays the NIC
IP address to which the device is connected. |
|
MaxPktSize |
GevSCPSPacketSize |
Displays the current
maximum packet size, in bytes, for the device to send on the stream channel.
The actual packet size sent is set to the maximum supported by both the NIC
and device packet size settings. Note, when a
device is connected, this feature cannot be queried and displays a default
value that may not correspond to the actual device setting. |
|
F/W Version |
DeviceVersion |
Displays the
device version. This field will also highlight if the firmware is a beta or
custom design. |
|
User name |
DeviceUserID |
Displays the
device’s current user-programmable identifier of up to 15 characters. The
default factory setting is the camera serial number. |
The GigE server
periodically scans the network automatically to refresh its state. It might
take a few seconds for the GigE Server to refresh its state after a GigE camera
has obtained an IP address.
For example, to
start the application in Ubuntu, use the File Manager to open the directory and
use the pop-up menu Run command.
Alternatively, the tool can be started directly from any local directory (it is copied to the /usr/local/bin directory). For example, in Ubuntu:
When the
application is started, the application icon is placed in the Launcher bar (in
Ubuntu), from where it can be locked to easily start the application.
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