I bought a DNNCam/DNNNode prior to the release of the Boulder AI Platform, how can I get my device up to date?

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• Getting Started

  This article will include links to relevant documentation/articles to get started with a new DNNCam or DNNNode.  Note: The information in this guide is intended for production devices and not developer devices.   Network Setup Boulder AI devices ...

• How does a DNNCam or DNNNode connect to a traffic signal controller?

  The DNNCam and DNNNode communicate using NTCIP protocol directly to a traffic controller. The controller can then take the API data and run it through their algorithms. The physical output of our devices is a Class D or better Ethernet cable (Cat ...

• How do I power my device?

  The DNNCam and the DNNNode require an 802.3at PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) power source delivered over a Class D (Cat 5e) ethernet cable or better as specified in ISO/IEC 11801.1995.  While the devices will power up with 802.3af PoE, this standard provides ...

• What are the default network settings of a DNNCam or DNNNode?

  By default, the network configuration will be: Hostname:  'baidnn-<serialNum> ' For devices with BAI OS v1.4 and earlier, the hostname will just be 'baidnn' IPv4 DHCP: Enabled Link Local Addressing: Yes When searching for the device using a network ...

• What is the maximum and minimum FOV of the DNNCam?

  The focal length range and imager size of the DNNCam are as follows: Focal Length: 4-12 mm Imager Size: 1/1.8" Using a tool like https://calculator.ipvm.com/, we can calculate the minimum and maximum FOV to be: Minimum FOV: 33° Maximum FOV: 84°