The Domino Iota is equipped with an 8-bit A/D converter. The sampling rate rises up to 32 MHz. This Domino frame grabber offers one 8-bit input look-up table and a programmable input filter (20, 10 or 5 MHz). The controls of the gain and offset are also programmable.

Beside standard CCIR and RS170 cameras, Domino Iota supports any kind of single tap analog camera: with progressive or interlaced scanning, synchronous timing or asynchronous reset, shutter control or strobe control. The high-resolution capability of the board is compatible with top-notch analog cameras (mega-pixel cameras are supported). A multi-mode synchronization system is available and includes the pixel clock and PLL locking. The Domino series boards interface a wide range of cameras from many manufacturers.

• One single-tap camera
• One 8-bit 32 MHz A/D converter
• 8-Mbyte on board memory
• PCI bus 32 bits, 33 MHz, 3 V or 5 V
• Eine 8-Bit-LUT
• programmable input filter
• Gain- and offset-control
• Sub-D-connectors :camera (15-pin), I/O, Trigger, Strobe (9-pin).
  

  The Domino Iota bracket offers one HD15 video connector and one DB9 connector. The HD15 connector is compliant with the Euresys-defined analog camera connector and includes camera powering. The DB9 connector manages trigger and strobe functions and general purpose I/O. It is identical to the Domino Alpha 2 connector.

• Bus mastering
  Bus mastering:
  All Euresys frame grabbers are PCI bus mastering agents that directly store the acquired images into the PC physical memory without CPU involvement. As a unique feature, the EureCard automatically recovers the scatter-gather virtual memory mapping to present the data as a regular bitmap image in a user allocated memory buffer.
• Supported by
• MultiCam Driver for Windows and Linux

  MultiCam Driver:
  The Multicam driver enables the consistent control of several Euresys frame grabbers, using an arbitrary number of cameras, from one or several software applications. Multicam allows defining channels linking cameras to buffers in the PC memory. The Multicam channel identifies all parameters ruling the acquisition process from a camera. Every camera feature, such as its type, resolution or image format, is described and controlled through simple parameters, considerably easing the camera control task. For each channel-controlled camera, a set of dedicated parameters is created from a CAM file. Euresys delivers pre-defined files for many popular cameras; still the user can customize its CAM file. MultiCam complies with most development enviroments like MS Visual C++, Borland C++ Builder, Delphi and Active X.
  Linux is also supported.

• EasyMultiCam C++

  EasyMultiCam:
  Offered as a part of the eVision tools suite, EasyMulticam is a set of powerful C++ classes embedding the whole MultiCam functionality. The object oriented eVision functions define image containers suitable for image processing and analysis. The image objects inherit acquisition methods from EasyMultiCam. Implementing the image capture code into a machine vision application is now straightforward.