The lsgev utility lists all GigE Vision devices connected to the host system using only the command line and a terminal. It can be used as an alternative to the GigE Vision Device Status tool for situations where using a GUI environment is not an option.

 

lsgev takes various command line options to alter the details reported for connected devices.

 

Usage: lsgev [options]

 

[options]

<none>

Output the MAC Address, IP Address, Net Name and NIC IP Address

-v

Verbose output: adds the Device Manufacturer and serial number string to the output

-vv

Very verbose output:adds the Model name and Version information to the output

-vvv

Most verbose output: adds the DeviceUserName string to the output

-?

Displays help (a list of the options with the format of their output)

 

lsgev      lists : <MAC>@[<CamIP>] on <netname>=[<NICIP>]

lsgev -v   lists : <MAC>@[<CamIP>] on <netname>=[<NICIP>] is <Manuf>:<Sn>

lsgev -vv  lists : <MAC>@[<CamIP>] on <netname>=[<NICIP>] is <Manuf>:<Model>:<Sn>:<Version>

lsgev -vvv lists : <MAC>@[<CamIP>] on <netname>=[<NICIP>] is <Manuf>:<Model>:<Sn>:<Version> aka <UserName>

 

The following terminal output shows the different lsgev command line options with multilple NICs and cameras.

 

Related Topics

GigE-V Framework for Linux Overview