‎Links

← Older revision Revision as of 21:26, 24 April 2017 (4 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)Line 38: Line 38:  * Binary log with the IMU, GPS and Internal Timestamp records. * Binary log with the IMU, GPS and Internal Timestamp records.  |} |}  +  +*'''[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide: Recording]]'''.     ===Download=== ===Download=== Line 54: Line 56:  * Output: Binary log and SSD partition files (default size: 10GB) * Output: Binary log and SSD partition files (default size: 10GB)  |} |}  +  +* [[Eyesis4Pi_393_Post_Processing|'''User Guide: Downloading footage''']].     ===Post-Process=== ===Post-Process=== Line 90: Line 94:     *[[Eyesis4Pi_393|Eyesis4Pi 393 Main Article]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi_393|Eyesis4Pi 393 Main Article]]   −*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_workflow|Workflow]]  +*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_workflow|Workflow]] −*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide - Recording]]  +*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide: Recording]] −*[[Eyesis4Pi Footage Procedures page|User Guide - Post-Processing: Footage Procedures]]  +*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_Post_Processing|User Guide: Downloading footage]]  +*[[Eyesis4Pi Footage Procedures page|User Guide: Post-Processing selected few panoramas]]  *[[Eyesis4pi Post-Processing|User Guide - Post-processing: ImageJ]]   *[[Eyesis4pi Post-Processing|User Guide - Post-processing: ImageJ]]    *[[Eyesis4Pi data structure|Data Structure Description]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi data structure|Data Structure Description]]   Oleg

← Older revision Revision as of 20:57, 24 April 2017 (3 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)Line 38: Line 38:  * Binary log with the IMU, GPS and Internal Timestamp records. * Binary log with the IMU, GPS and Internal Timestamp records.  |} |}  +  +*'''[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide: Recording]]'''.     ===Download=== ===Download=== Line 54: Line 56:  * Output: Binary log and SSD partition files (default size: 10GB) * Output: Binary log and SSD partition files (default size: 10GB)  |} |}  +  +* [[Eyesis4Pi_393_Post_Processing|'''User Guide: Downloading footage''']].     ===Post-Process=== ===Post-Process=== Line 90: Line 94:     *[[Eyesis4Pi_393|Eyesis4Pi 393 Main Article]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi_393|Eyesis4Pi 393 Main Article]]   −*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_workflow|Workflow]]  +*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_workflow|Workflow]] −*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide - Recording]]  +*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide: Recording]]  +*[[Eyesis4Pi_393_Post_Processing|User Guide: Downloading footage]]  *[[Eyesis4Pi Footage Procedures page|User Guide - Post-Processing: Footage Procedures]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi Footage Procedures page|User Guide - Post-Processing: Footage Procedures]]    *[[Eyesis4pi Post-Processing|User Guide - Post-processing: ImageJ]]   *[[Eyesis4pi Post-Processing|User Guide - Post-processing: ImageJ]]   Oleg

‎Network Setup

← Older revision Revision as of 20:51, 24 April 2017 Line 70: Line 70:  </font> </font>    −<font size="2"></font> '''''Note:''' Eyesis4Pi 393 default IP addresses: 192.168.0.161-163'' <br><br>+<font size="2"></font> '''''Note:''' Eyesis4Pi 393 default IP addresses are 192.168.0.161-163'' <br><br>     == Tests == == Tests == Oleg

‎Network Setup

← Older revision Revision as of 20:51, 24 April 2017 (3 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)Line 53: Line 53:  {| {|  |[[File:Eyesis4pi393 gui access.png|thumb|500px|GUI access]] |[[File:Eyesis4pi393 gui access.png|thumb|500px|GUI access]]  +|valign='top'|[[File:Eyesis4pi393gui preview.png|thumb|560px|Live preview: opens in a new tab, can be refreshed during recording but a bit slow because of format conversion]]  |} |}    Line 60: Line 61:     *Connect the PC to the Gigabit port of the switch.   *Connect the PC to the Gigabit port of the switch.   −*Configure the PC's network settings ([http://linuxlibrary.org/kubuntu-network-configuration/ Kubuntu Network Configuration Guide]):+*Configure the PC's network settings:     <font size="2"></font> <font size="2"></font> Line 69: Line 70:  </font> </font>    −<font size="2"></font> '''''Note:''' Eyesis4Pi 393 default IP addresses: 192.168.0.161-163'' <br><br>  +<font size="2"></font> '''''Note:''' Eyesis4Pi 393 default IP addresses are 192.168.0.161-163'' <br><br>     == Tests == == Tests == Oleg

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== Licensing ==
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‎Example

← Older revision Revision as of 20:39, 24 April 2017 (2 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)Line 73: Line 73:  == Tests == == Tests ==    −...+* http://127.0.0.1/eyesis4pi_gui_393/ > Test-tab > '''Run System Tests''' button −   −<!--  −== System Tests ==  −   −*Open the GUI page (the address is bookmarked in the Firefox and in the Chrome). The GUI address is:  −   −<font size="2"></font>  −   −<font size="2">  − http://127.0.0.1/eyesisgui/index.html  −</font>  −   −<font size="2"></font>        {| {| −|- valign="top"+|[[File:Eyesis4pi_393_gui_tests.png|thumb|300px|Test results output]] −| [[Image:Recording gui settings.jpeg|thumb|500px]]   |} |}    −*Go to the "Settings" -&gt; "Test"-tab:+<!-- −   −*Follow the '''Open the test page'''-link, the tests are:  −   −<font size="2"></font>  −   −<font size="2">  − 1. All the modules are online.  − 2. GPS locked  − 3. IMU detected  − 4. Internal CF cards are present  −</font>      <font size="2"></font>   <font size="2"></font>   Line 181: Line 156:  |} |}    −===Example===+===Minimum setup example=== −# '''Trigger period''' = '''250''' - hit '''APPLY''' below '''AutoExp frame ahead'''+# '''Trigger period''' = '''250''' - hit '''APPLY''' (below '''AutoExp frame ahead''')  # '''Compression quality''' = '''96''' - edit or use +/-, the value is applied on change # '''Compression quality''' = '''96''' - edit or use +/-, the value is applied on change  # Start recording # Start recording Oleg

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== Licensing ==
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‎Power On

← Older revision Revision as of 20:27, 24 April 2017 Line 44: Line 44:         * /dev/sda1 - ext4 file system - used by the logger on the 1st subcamera (192.168.0.161), and stored write info of the second partition        * /dev/sda1 - ext4 file system - used by the logger on the 1st subcamera (192.168.0.161), and stored write info of the second partition         * /dev/sda2 - no file system - images are written to the 'raw' partition for better speed. They are extracted later, using ''dd'' mostly        * /dev/sda2 - no file system - images are written to the 'raw' partition for better speed. They are extracted later, using ''dd'' mostly −       In the GUI under free space ():+       In the GUI under '''SSD free space''':             * the 1st number - /dev/sda1            * the 1st number - /dev/sda1             * the 2nd number - /dev/sda2            * the 2nd number - /dev/sda2 Oleg

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== Licensing ==
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‎Power On

← Older revision Revision as of 19:52, 24 April 2017 (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown)Line 1: Line 1: −== Download & Install==+== Download & Install GUI==  Install GUI to the device that will be used for recording. There are several ways to install it: Install GUI to the device that will be used for recording. There are several ways to install it:    Line 22: Line 22:       $ chmod 777 settings.xml      $ chmod 777 settings.xml       This file restores the settings from previous session.      This file restores the settings from previous session. −  −      == Equipment/Package == == Equipment/Package == Line 38: Line 36:  * Connect all cables - power, network, eSATA. * Connect all cables - power, network, eSATA.  * Power on: switch, SSD enclosure, Eyesis4Pi393. Boot takes about 1 min. * Power on: switch, SSD enclosure, Eyesis4Pi393. Boot takes about 1 min. −* Setup PC IP (can be done beforehand, see [[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording#Network_Setup|Network Setup]])+* Setup PC IP (can be done beforehand, see [[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording#Network_Setup|Network Setup ]] below)  * Refresh GUI after camera boots * Refresh GUI after camera boots    http://127.0.0.1/eyesisgui   http://127.0.0.1/eyesisgui Oleg

‎Download

← Older revision Revision as of 19:44, 24 April 2017 (2 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)Line 16: Line 16:  |align="center"                    | - |align="center"                    | -  |align="center"                    | - |align="center"                    | - −|style="padding:0px 15px 0px 15px;"| [http://linuxlibrary.org/kubuntu-network-configuration/  Kubuntu Network Configuration].+|style="padding:0px 15px 0px 15px;"| set pc ip address to, e.g., 192.168.0.68  |- |-  |align="center"                    | 3 |align="center"                    | 3 Line 52: Line 52:  * data from internal SSDs is downloaded through eSATA cables coming out of the camera * data from internal SSDs is downloaded through eSATA cables coming out of the camera  * external SSDs are swappable * external SSDs are swappable −* Output: Binary log and partition files (default size: 10GB)+* Output: Binary log and SSD partition files (default size: 10GB)  |} |}    Oleg

‎Record

← Older revision Revision as of 18:37, 24 April 2017 (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown)Line 16: Line 16:  |align="center"                    | - |align="center"                    | -  |align="center"                    | - |align="center"                    | - −|style="padding:0px 15px 0px 15px;"| [http://linuxlibrary.org/kubuntu-network-configuration/  Kubuntu Network Configuration].+|style="padding:0px 15px 0px 15px;"| set pc ip address to, e.g., 192.168.0.68  |- |-  |align="center"                    | 3 |align="center"                    | 3 Oleg

‎Troubleshooting

← Older revision Revision as of 18:10, 24 April 2017 (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown)Line 213: Line 213:  * Frame buffer overflow counter ( = <font color='red'>'''dropped frames'''</font>). * Frame buffer overflow counter ( = <font color='red'>'''dropped frames'''</font>).  * Possible causes: * Possible causes: −** FPS and compression quality (combined) set too high: 5fps + 100%+** Not enough bandwidth - FPS and compression quality (combined) set too high: 5fps + 100%  ** SSD write speed is slowed ** SSD write speed is slowed  {| {| Line 245: Line 245:  *[[Eyesis4Pi_393_workflow|Workflow]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi_393_workflow|Workflow]]    *[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide - Recording]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide - Recording]]    +*[[Eyesis4Pi 393 Post Processing|Post-Processing example]]  *[[Eyesis4Pi Footage Procedures page|User Guide - Post-Processing: Footage Procedures]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi Footage Procedures page|User Guide - Post-Processing: Footage Procedures]]    *[[Eyesis4pi Post-Processing|User Guide - Post-processing: ImageJ]]   *[[Eyesis4pi Post-Processing|User Guide - Post-processing: ImageJ]]   Oleg

‎Links

← Older revision Revision as of 00:28, 23 April 2017 Line 245: Line 245:  *[[Eyesis4Pi_393_workflow|Workflow]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi_393_workflow|Workflow]]    *[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide - Recording]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi_393_User_Guide_-_Recording|User Guide - Recording]]    +*[[Eyesis4Pi 393 Post Processing|Post-Processing example]]  *[[Eyesis4Pi Footage Procedures page|User Guide - Post-Processing: Footage Procedures]]   *[[Eyesis4Pi Footage Procedures page|User Guide - Post-Processing: Footage Procedures]]    *[[Eyesis4pi Post-Processing|User Guide - Post-processing: ImageJ]]   *[[Eyesis4pi Post-Processing|User Guide - Post-processing: ImageJ]]   Oleg

← Older revision Revision as of 00:27, 23 April 2017 (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown)Line 31: Line 31:     5. Repeat steps 1.-4. for the next SSD (if PC fits only one). 5. Repeat steps 1.-4. for the next SSD (if PC fits only one). −  '''Note: The 3rd subcamera SSD's footage is 6 times less than the 1st and the 2nd as it contains images from 2 sensors, others - from 12 each'''+  '''Note: The 3rd subcamera SSD's footage is 6 times smaller than the 1st and the 2nd as it contains images from 2 sensors, others - from 12 each'''     After footage is downloaded from all SSDs the tree will look similar to the following: After footage is downloaded from all SSDs the tree will look similar to the following: Line 46: Line 46:        ├── file_2.img       ├── file_2.img        ├── file_3.img       ├── file_3.img −      └── file_4.img</font>+      └── file_4.img  + </font>     ==Next step: split footage into images== ==Next step: split footage into images==  '''extract_images.php''' '''extract_images.php''' Oleg

← Older revision Revision as of 00:27, 23 April 2017 (2 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)Line 31: Line 31:     5. Repeat steps 1.-4. for the next SSD (if PC fits only one). 5. Repeat steps 1.-4. for the next SSD (if PC fits only one). −  '''Note: The 3rd subcamera SSD's footage is 6 times less than the 1st and the 2nd as it contains images from 2 sensors, others - from 12 each'''+  '''Note: The 3rd subcamera SSD's footage is 6 times smaller than the 1st and the 2nd as it contains images from 2 sensors, others - from 12 each'''     After footage is downloaded from all SSDs the tree will look similar to the following: After footage is downloaded from all SSDs the tree will look similar to the following: −  <font size='1' color='darkblue'>/data/footage/test1+  <font size='2' color='darkblue'>/data/footage/test1    ├── Crucial_CT2050MX300SSD1_001-part2   ├── Crucial_CT2050MX300SSD1_001-part2    │   ├── file_2.img   │   ├── file_2.img Line 46: Line 46:        ├── file_2.img       ├── file_2.img        ├── file_3.img       ├── file_3.img −      └── file_4.img</font>+      └── file_4.img  + </font>     ==Next step: split footage into images== ==Next step: split footage into images==  '''extract_images.php''' '''extract_images.php''' Oleg

← Older revision Revision as of 00:27, 23 April 2017 (8 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)Line 5: Line 5:  === Scripts === === Scripts ===  * ''ext_ssd_download.py'' - download footage from external SSD (connected to PC, camera off) * ''ext_ssd_download.py'' - download footage from external SSD (connected to PC, camera off)  + ''$./ext_ssd_download.py -h'' - print help  * ''int_ssd_download.py'' - download footage from Eyesis4Pi-393 internal SSD (camera's eSATA cables allow to download data from internal SSDs) * ''int_ssd_download.py'' - download footage from Eyesis4Pi-393 internal SSD (camera's eSATA cables allow to download data from internal SSDs)  + ''$./int_ssd_download.py -h'' - print help  +  +==Download footage example==  +1. Connect SSD to PC  +  +2. Identify the device (using ''dmesg'', for example). Example: '''/dev/sdc'''. The second partition contains footage = '''/dev/sdc2'''  +  +3. ''cd'' to the dir  + $ cd elphel-tools-x393  +4. Download footage in 10GB chunks (the script has 20MB overlapping to prevent corrupted images in the preceding chunk)  +* Download 30GB but skip the first 20GB (download range = 20-50GB on the SSD), to ''/data/footage/test1'' on PC:  + $./ext_ssd_download.py -p /dev/sdb2 -n 3 -s 2 /data/footage/test1  +  + '''result tree:'''  + <font size='2' color='darkblue'>/data/footage/test1  + └── Crucial_CT2050MX300SSD1_001-part2 <font color='black'>- each drive has a unique identifier, the script creates a corresponding directory for each drive and partition</font>  +     ├── file_2.img  +     ├── file_3.img  +     └── file_4.img</font>  +  +* Download whole partition, to ''/data/footage/test1'' on PC:  + $./ext_ssd_download.py -p /dev/sdb2 /data/footage/test2  +  +5. Repeat steps 1.-4. for the next SSD (if PC fits only one).  + '''Note: The 3rd subcamera SSD's footage is 6 times smaller than the 1st and the 2nd as it contains images from 2 sensors, others - from 12 each'''  +  +After footage is downloaded from all SSDs the tree will look similar to the following:  + <font size='2' color='darkblue'>/data/footage/test1  + ├── Crucial_CT2050MX300SSD1_001-part2  + │   ├── file_2.img  + │   ├── file_3.img  + │   └── file_4.img  + ├── Crucial_CT2050MX300SSD1_002-part2  + │   ├── file_2.img  + │   ├── file_3.img  + │   └── file_4.img  + └── Crucial_CT2050MX300SSD1_003-part2  +     ├── file_2.img  +     ├── file_3.img  +     └── file_4.img  + </font>  +  +==Next step: split footage into images==  +'''extract_images.php''' Oleg

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==Install==

git clone https://git.elphel.com/Elphel/elphel-tools-x393.git

=== Scripts ===
* ''ext_ssd_download.py'' - download footage from external SSD (connected to PC, camera off)
* ''int_ssd_download.py'' - download footage from Eyesis4Pi-393 internal SSD (camera's eSATA cables allow to download data from internal SSDs) Oleg

‎Power On

← Older revision Revision as of 23:37, 22 April 2017 (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown)Line 43: Line 43:       Note: If GUI is refreshed before subcamera has mounted SSD it will not display SSD free space. Refresh in a few moments or until SSD gets mounted.   Note: If GUI is refreshed before subcamera has mounted SSD it will not display SSD free space. Refresh in a few moments or until SSD gets mounted.  + Note: Each subcamera's drive has 2 partitions:  +      * /dev/sda1 - ext4 file system - used by the logger on the 1st subcamera (192.168.0.161), and stored write info of the second partition  +      * /dev/sda2 - no file system - images are written to the 'raw' partition for better speed. They are extracted later, using ''dd'' mostly  +      In the GUI under free space ():  +          * the 1st number - /dev/sda1  +          * the 2nd number - /dev/sda2     <b> <b> Oleg

‎Procedures

← Older revision Revision as of 23:11, 22 April 2017 Line 1: Line 1:  <br/><br/> <br/><br/>  ==Procedures== ==Procedures==  +* This will work if dealing with few panoramas. For many the best option is to use scripts w/o ui.  * Copying images before processing. * Copying images before processing.  * Extracting GPS coordinates from the images' EXIF headers. * Extracting GPS coordinates from the images' EXIF headers. Oleg