Why is the video output not sharp?
First check to see that the sensor module lens is clean of dust and fingerprints, the focus can be adjusted by rotating the lens barrel until the objects in the scene are in focus
Is it possible to remove the watermark?
Please contact Xfuse sales@xfuse.ai to purchase a full licensed version of the Phoenix ISP without the watermark
What is the default output frame rate and can it be changed?
The resolution is set at 1920x1080, the frame rate can be 30 or 60. Default is 60.
What is the display output of the Phoenix ISP/Xfuse AR0239 sensor?
Output is raw video at 1080p / 60 FPS (default) 30 FPS (optional) / Format NV16 / Colorimetry BT.709
Why does my image look washed out/poor color?
Please ensure the correct color range settings on display. If using a passthrough or capture card please check that it's rated for the correct colorimetry.
Why does the video output not sync with the display?
The KV260 requires a multi-sync display be used. A display with a fixed 30 or 60 fps sync rate will not properly sync.
Can another sensor module use connector J7 IAS0 with the Xfuse AR0239 (J8 IAS1)?
Yes, the physical hardware supports multiple sensor modules being connected to both IAS0 and IAS1 simultaneously. You will need to load/unload the respective applications to run these sensors. Only 1 application may be running at a given time.
The KV260 board has 2 IAS ports which one does the ISP support?
The Phoenix ISP supports the Xfuse AR0239 Sensor module attached to the J8 IAS1 connector. The second connector labeled J7 IAS0 is not supported.
What type of user documentation does Xfuse provide with the ISP?
Xfuse provides both a comprehensive user guide https://xfuse.ai/xfuse-phoenix-isp-overview-v-1-0-pdf/ as well as a full getting started tutorial video
