In this dialog box, you can enable and disable the network service of your GigE uEye camera for specific network adapters. To execute this function, you must start the IDS Camera Manager with root privileges.
Fig. 158: IDS Camera Manager - Daemon control
Status
Displays information on the status of the GigE uEye daemon and the connected network adapters.
Network adapter
•Click the "Disable GigE uEye daemon for this adapter" button to disable the GigE uEye daemon for a network adapter. To enable the network service, click the "Enable GigE uEye daemon for this adapter" button. Before you can enable or disable a network adapter, you need to select it in the tree structure of the dialog box.
We recommend disabling the GigE uEye daemon for all network adapters that are not being used for uEye cameras.
•In the "MAC Address", "IP Address", and "IP Subnetmask" fields, the current configuration of the network adapter is displayed.
•Use 2K jumbo packets
If you select this check box, the camera will transfer the image data in larger packets. These packets, called jumbo packets, have a size of 2 KB (2048 bytes) and can increase the data throughput, depending on the hardware used.
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To use jumbo packets with uEye cameras, set a packet size of at least 2048 bytes in the settings of the network adapter you are using. Note that the connection between the GigE uEye camera and the PC must continuous be able to transport jumbo packets to ensure the transmission of the jumbo packets. Information on these settings is provided in the manual supplied with the network adapter. |
Daemon control
•"Stop/Start ETH daemon"
Starts or stops the ETH daemon.
•ETH-ConfigurationMode
Enables or disables the configuration for the ETH daemon for detecting or configuring misconfigured cameras.
•"Stop/Start USB daemon"
Starts or stops the USB daemon.
