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Demo Kit Quick-Start Guide
Introduction
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Demo Kit Quick-Start Guide
Instructions for Using ON Semiconductor’s CMOS Image Sensor
Development Kits
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing an ON Semiconductor CMOS image sensor development kit, which are USB-powered camera
boards that enable easy testing and characterization of ON Semiconductor® sensors.
ON Semiconductor's sensor demonstration software, DevSuite enables you to display images from your sensor. This
software is downloaded from ON Semiconductor's website.
Follow the instructions below to assemble the kit and to download and install ON Semiconductor’s DevSuite software.
Before continuing, please ensure that you meet the Hardware and Software requirements listed in Appendix A.
Also, if you have issues with getting the camera to be detected, review the “Trouble Shooting Guide”.
Do not connect your kit to your USB3 port until instructed to do so.
Demo Kit Contents
Before you begin setting up the camera, please verify the components included in your particular kit. Please note that
there are several types of kits.
Full Demo Kit contents
ON Semiconductor development kit baseboard (Demo3)
ON Semiconductor sensor headboard with lens
USB3 cable, camera tripod
Headboard-only Demo Kit contents
ON Semiconductor sensor headboard with lens
Demo Kit Assembly
1. Connect the headboard and baseboard via the 26-pin female connector located on the back of the baseboard and the
26-pin male header on the back of the sensor headboard.
2. For a full demo kit, screw the mini-tripod into the tripod mounting block.
3. For optional auxiliary boards, refer to their User Guide.
