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This is just a quick project to build a shield with LED's that can be used to test or learn about the digital IO's of a Basler ace camera. Both GigE and USB3 versions are supported. Design and layout was whipped up in Fritzing (fritzing.org). They even fabricated the PCB!

Code

GitHub Repository

https://github.com/MattsProjects/arduino_shield_ace

Commits

MattB	pushed 3d7d1b38a64425ed806004f9a8a270e656c148f2	License change to Apache 2.0	2017-08-30 20:36:47 UTC
Matt	pushed 0f94658f93a518625030c206a16e8ef98ef1a4dd	First code commit.	2017-08-29 19:43:08 UTC
Matthew B	pushed ee9c74d739cf3e24d4d0d21d22cce237e9fd3789	Initial commit	2017-08-29 19:41:22 UTC

Schematics

Title	Description	Format
Shield Schematic	Fritzing export of shield schematic	PDF

Files

Title	Description	Format
PCB Layout	Fritzing export of shield PCB layout	PDF
Arduino Sketch	Sample of code which can be used on the shield	INO

Bill of materials

Name	Article number	Link	Quantity	Unit Price
Arduino UNO		www.arduino.cc	1	24.95 $
Ace IO Cable	2000029411	www.baslerweb.com	1	50.00 $
PCB (Provided by Fritzing)		fritzing.org	1	57.00 $
LED (Red)		www.radioshack.com	3	1.99 $
Resistor (1k ohm, 4 needed, price is for pack of 5)		www.radioshack.com	1	1.49 $
Arduino header pins		www.adafruit.com	1	0.50 $
			Total 139.91 $

Tasks

	Task	Owner	Creation Date
	Add switches to bypass LED's for improved signals when using an oscilloscope	mattb	2016-09-14

Info

Project State

Public Project

Participation wanted

Licences

Software Licence: Apache 2.0

Hardware Licence: Solderpad v.0.51

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Members

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Arduino Shield for Basler Ace Camera