Performance and troubleshooting
219Alvium G1 User Guide V1.7.0
Tips and tricks to connect 1000BASE-T
This section is going to help you set up applications more easily.
Hardware selection
The selection of hardware components is a key factor to minimize the risk of
dropped frames. This can be achieved by such as the recommended NICs to reduce
the workload for the CPU or by real-time operating systems.
All components must support the link speed required to transfer and process the
data output by the camera. Otherwise, the link speed of the camera must be
configured accordingly. If a part of the link on the path is under heavy load, a QoS
(quality of service) can be used to ensure the needed throughput.
Intel I219LM chipset
Laptops, NICs, or Ethernet adapters using Intel I219-LM chipset may cause
problems when Alvium G1 is connected directly. The link may not be activated or
only runs at reduced bandwidth. The general functionality of the camera might
also be limited. As a workaround, connect the camera to a different network
adapter.
SFP adapters
Inexpensive RJ45 / xBASE-T SFP+ modules can be used to integrate cameras in fast
(Q)SFP+ or (Q)SFP28 equipment. Please check that SFP+ modules support
1000BASE-T.
Data in this section
Data in this section was adapted from the corresponding section of the Alvium G5
User Guide. General information should be correct, but some values may not be
suitable for Alvium G1.
Troubleshooting
This section is covering most issues to enable proper camera operation. Should you
need more help, see Troubleshooting common issues on page 234.
Recommended products
Recommendations for products are based on tests and positive experience. We
plan to extend these recommendations in future.
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