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Advance Technologies; Automate the World.
Manual Rev. 2.00
Revision Date: January 18, 2010
Part No: 50-11164-1000
HDV62
Full HD 1080p Frame Grabbers
User’s Manual

Copyright 2010 ADLINK TECHNOLOGY INC.
All Rights Reserved.
The information in this document is subject to change without prior
notice in order to improve reliability, design, and function and does
not represent a commitment on the part of the manufacturer.
In no event will the manufacturer be liable for direct, indirect, spe-
cial, incidental, or consequential damages arising out of the use or
inability to use the product or documentation, even if advised of
the possibility of such damages.
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of their respective companies.

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ADLINK Technology Inc.
Address: 9F, No.166 Jian Yi Road, Chungho City,
Taipei County 235, Taiwan
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i
Table of Contents
List of Tables.......................................................................... iv
List of Figures......................................................................... v
1 Introduction ........................................................................ 1
1.1 Features............................................................................... 1
1.2 Applications ......................................................................... 2
1.3 System Requirements ......................................................... 2
2 Hardware Reference........................................................... 3
2.1 HDV62................................................................................. 3
Hardware Specifications .................................................3
HDV62 Outline and Mechanical Dimensions ..................5
Trigger I/O Timing Diagram ............................................6
HDV62 Connectors and Pin Definitions ..........................7
3 Installation Guide............................................................. 13
3.1 Windows Driver Installation ............................................... 13
4 Function Library............................................................... 21
4.1 Function List ...................................................................... 22
4.2 Setting up the Build Environment ...................................... 26
4.3 Device Control Functions................................................... 27
Device Count ................................................................27
Device Open .................................................................28
Device Close .................................................................29
Device Vendor Name ....................................................30
Device Model Name .....................................................31
Device Version ..............................................................32
Device Firmware Version ..............................................33
Driver Version ...............................................................34
Library Version ..............................................................35
Device ID ......................................................................36
Device Reset ................................................................37
4.4 Image Format Functions.................................................... 38
Channel ........................................................................38
Sensor Format ..............................................................39
Sensor Width ................................................................42

ii
Sensor Height ...............................................................43
Width .............................................................................44
Height ...........................................................................45
X Offset .........................................................................46
Y Offset .........................................................................47
Output Format ...............................................................48
HDelay ..........................................................................52
Contrast ........................................................................53
Hue ...............................................................................54
Saturation .....................................................................55
4.5 Event and Callback Functions ........................................... 56
Event Selector ..............................................................56
Event Handle ................................................................57
CallbackSelector ...........................................................59
Callback ........................................................................60
4.6 Acquisition Control Functions ............................................ 61
Acquisition Frame Count ..............................................61
Acquisition Start ............................................................63
Acquisition Stop ............................................................64
One Shot .......................................................................65
Image Stream ...............................................................66
Acquisition Status .........................................................67
Acquisition Statistics .....................................................68
Sensor Status ...............................................................69
Save Image ...................................................................70
4.7 Trigger Control Functions .................................................. 71
Trigger In Source ..........................................................71
Trigger In Polarity .........................................................72
Software Trigger ...........................................................73
One Pulse Out ..............................................................74
Trigger Out Polarity .......................................................75
Trigger Out Pulse Width ...............................................76
4.8 Digital I/O Functions........................................................... 77
4.8.1 Digital IO Selector ................................................77
DI ..................................................................................78
DI Event ........................................................................79
DO ................................................................................80
4.9 Other Functions ................................................................. 81
Error Text ......................................................................81
4.10 EDID Functions.................................................................. 82

iii
Ready Status ................................................................82
Access Permission .......................................................84
Write Protection ............................................................86
Rom Selector ................................................................87
Rom Read/Write ...........................................................88
5 Programming Guide......................................................... 89
5.1 Introduction........................................................................ 89
5.2 Descriptions of Filters ........................................................ 90
Source Filter .................................................................90
Example Graphs ...........................................................92
5.3 Controlling Driver............................................................... 99
Use Property Pages ......................................................99
Use COM interfaces ...................................................101
Color Space ................................................................103
5.4 Proprietary Interfaces ...................................................... 106
IVideoFormat ..............................................................106
IAdvance .....................................................................111
ICardInfo .....................................................................124
INotify .........................................................................127
5.5 Build Environment Settings.............................................. 128
6 ViewCreatorPro Utility ................................................... 131
6.1 Overview.......................................................................... 131
6.2 Component Description ................................................... 132
Devices panel ............................................................133
Adjustment Panel ........................................................134
Tool panel ...................................................................135
Status Panel ...............................................................139
Display panel ..............................................................139
Main Menu ..................................................................141

iv List of Tables
List of Tables
Table 2-1: Hardware Specifications ........................................... 3
Table 2-2: DVI-I Connector Pin Definition (CN1) ....................... 7
Table 2-3: D-sub Connector Pin Definition (CN2) ...................... 8
Table 2-4: Box Header Pin Definition (CN3) .............................. 9
Table 2-5: Trigger Output Mode Select (SW1) ........................ 10
Table 2-6: Digital Output Mode Select (SW2) .......................... 10
Table 2-7: Card ID DIP Switch (SW3) ...................................... 11
Table 2-8: FPGA Golden Flash Selection (SW4) ..................... 12
Table 4-1: ADLINK HDV62 API Function List .......................... 25

List of Figures v
List of Figures
Figure 2-1: HDV62 Outline and Mechanical Dimensions............. 5
Figure 2-2: Trigger I/O Timing Diagram....................................... 6
Figure 4-1: Signals of Frame Image .......................................... 42
Figure 4-2: EDID ROM Architecture .......................................... 83

vi List of Figures

Introduction 1
1 Introduction
ADLINK’s HDV62 is a PCI Express® x4 lane frame grabber that
acquires image and video streams from both HD (High Definition)
and SD (Standard Definition) video up to a 170 MHz DVI input, in
addition to RGB and YPbPr component analog inputs.
ADLINK's HDV62 delivers the superior quality of high definition
video to medical imaging, scientific imaging, military, and high-end
video surveillance applications. Equipped with an FPGA (Field
Programmable Gate Array) and 512 MB memory buffer, the
HDV62 provides the ability to stream image of a specified area to
the host PC, and real-time hardware color space conversion to
Offload repetitive tasks from the host CPU.
The HDV62 provides the ViewCreator Pro® utility to setup, config-
ure, test, and debug the system without any software program-
ming. And, ADLINK's WDM driver is compatible with Microsoft®
Directshow to reduce engineering effort and accelerate the time to
market.
1.1 Features
Resolutions up to 1920 x 1080p, 60 fps
PCI Express® x4 interface
Supports standard definition and high-definition video input
Hardware color space conversion, supports RGB, YUV, and
monochrome pixel output formats
512 MB of DDR2 SDRAM frame buffer
Supports graphical overlays and stream imaging of a spec-
ified area
Configurable EDID
4 TTL digital inputs/outputs and 1 trigger output Video Input

2Introduction
1.2 Applications
Medical Imaging
Scientific Imaging
Broadcast
Military & Defense
Video Surveillance
1.3 System Requirements
The minimum system requirements for 1-CH real-time Full HD
image acquisition are:
Platform: Pentium 4, 2.4 GHz CPU, 512 MB RAM or above.
Display settings: 1920 x 1080 resolution or above, 16-bit
color or above.

Hardware Reference 3
2 Hardware Reference
2.1 HDV62
2.1.1 Hardware Specifications
Item Specifications
Acquisition
Interface
Digital Standard TMDS , DVI 1.0, HDMI 1.3 (non-HDCP and non-
audio)
Analog R,G,B
Y,Pb,Pr
Video Input
Resolutions
SD
(YPbPr@D-Sub 9
Connector)
720x480i@30fps
720x480p@60fps
720x576i@25fps
720x576p@50fps
HD
(Digital@DVI-I
Connector)
720p@50fps
720p@60fps
1080i@25fps
1080i@30fps
1080p@25fps
1080p@30fps
1080p@50fps
1080p@60fps
HD
(YPbPr@D-Sub 9
Connector)
720p@50fps
720p@60fps
1080i@25fps
1080i@30fps
1080p@50fps
1080p@60fps
Computer
(Digital@DVI-I
Connector)
VGA (640x480@60)
SVGA (800x600@60)
XGA (1024x768@60)
SXGA (1280x1024@60)
UXGA (1600x1200@60)
**UXGA mode 30bit 4:4:4 YCrCb/RGB max 30fps
Computer
(Analog@DVI-I
Connector)
VGA(640x480@60)
SVGA(800x600@60)
XGA(1024x768@60)
SXGA(1280x1024@60)
ADC Resolution 10-bit digitization
Table 2-1: Hardware Specifications

4HardwareReference
Pixel Output
Formats
RGB: 32/30/24 bit
YCrCb: 444/422
Monochrome:10/8 bit
ADC Sampling
Rate 170 MHz
Frame Buffer DDR2 / 512MB
Video IO
Connector D-SUB9 female : YPbPr
DVI-I: DVI-D , RGB with sync input
Digital In/Out 4 TTL input, 4 TTL output , input can generate interrupt (change of state),
Manual enable/disable this function
Trigger In/Out
1 TTL Trigger input and 1 TTL trigger output for external hardware trigger
capture mode.
Programmable trigger output plus wide and trigger output delay time(See
Trigger I/O timing diagram)
DIO/Trigger IO
Level Threshold
Input
Maximum of input voltage:5V
Minimum threshold of high level:2.4V
Maximum threshold of Low level:1V
Output
(Select by SW1
and SW2)
Open collector Maximum of IC:200mA
Maximum of VCEO:40V
TTL output
Maximum of source current:20mA
Output voltage of high level:5V
Output voltage of low level:0V
Configurable
EDID EDID 1.3
FPGA Golden
Boot Flash ROM Dip switch selection (see FPGA Golden flash selection)
Use golden flash ROM to initiate card in failure mode.
+12 V Power
Output Current Maximum 1 A
Power
Consumption Maximum 0.5 mA@ +12 V
Maximum 2 A@ +3.3 V
Operating
Temperature 0 - 55°C
Item Specifications
Table 2-1: Hardware Specifications

Hardware Reference 5
2.1.2 HDV62 Outline and Mechanical Dimensions
Figure 2-1: HDV62 Outline and Mechanical Dimensions
100.36
111.15
126.31
(4.5)
174.52
176.42
SW1 SW2
CN3
SW4
CN1
CN2
SW3

6HardwareReference
2.1.3 Trigger I/O Timing Diagram
Figure 2-2: Trigger I/O Timing Diagram
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Trigger in X
T1
T2
T3
T2
T3
T2
T3
Trigger out X
T1 T1
0.1- 50 msec selectable(0.1
msec/step)
Output trigger pulse widthT3
0- 1000msec selectable(1
msec/step)
Trigger delayT2
Minimumwidth is 0.1msecTrigger input pulse widthT1
SpecificationCharacteristicSymbol

Hardware Reference 7
2.1.4 HDV62 Connectors and Pin Definitions
DVI-I Connector Pin Definition (CN1)
Pin Signal Pin Signal
1 T.M.D.S data2- 16 Hot plug detect
2 T.M.D.S data2+ 17 T.M.D.S data0-
3 T.M.D.S data2 shield 18 T.M.D.S data0+
4 NC 19 T.M.D.S data0 shield
5NC 20NC
6 DDC clock 21 NC
7 DDC data 22 T.M.D.S clock shield
8 Analog Vertical sync 23 T.M.D.S clock+
9 T.M.D.S data1- 24 T.M.D.S clock-
10 T.M.D.S data1+
11 T.M.D.S data1 shield C1 Analog Red
12 NC C2 Analog Green
13 NC C3 Analog Blue
14 +5V Power C4 Analog Horizontal Sync
15 Ground
(return for +5V,Hsync and Vsync) C5 Analog Ground (analog R,G and B return)
Table 2-2: DVI-I Connector Pin Definition (CN1)
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1
9
17
8
16
24
C1 C2
C3 C4
C5

8HardwareReference
D-sub Connector Pin Definition (CN2)
Pin Signal Pin Signal
1 Analog Ground 6 Analog Ground
2 YPbPr-Pr 7 Analog Ground
3 YPbPr-Pb 8 Analog Ground
4 YPbPr-Y 9 Analog Ground
5 Analog Ground
Table 2-3: D-sub Connector Pin Definition (CN2)
1
6

Hardware Reference 9
Box Header Pin Definition (CN3)
Pin Signal Pin Signal
1 +12 Power out 14 Digital Output 2
2 +12 Power out 15 Digital Ground
3 +12 Power out 16 Digital Ground
4 +12 Power out 17 Digital Input3
5 Digital Ground 18 Digital Output 3
6 Digital Ground 19 Digital Input4
7 Digital Ground 20 Digital Output 4
8 Digital Ground 21 Digital Ground
9 Digital Ground 22 Digital Ground
10 Digital Ground 23 Trigger Input1
11 Digital Input1 24 Trigger output1
12 Digital Output 1 25 Digital Ground
13 Digital Input2 26 Digital Ground
Table 2-4: Box Header Pin Definition (CN3)
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1
2
25
26