VideoGhost Pro/Max

About the product:

The VideoGhost Pro and VideoGhost Max are intelligent hardware frame-grabbers, compatible with DVI, HDMI, and VGA signal sources such as computers and laptops. They feature a built-in JPEG compressor, and a high-capacity internal flash disk. Frames captured from the DVI, HDMI, or VGA bus will be compressed and stored to the built-in flash drive. The VideoGhost Pro/Max has a USB interface, which may be operate either as a USB flash drive, or as a USB Virtual COM port. The Virtual COM interface allows accessing the VideoGhost Pro/Max by a set of commands, enabling full control from an external device, such as a PC. An additional external push-button is available, accelerating switching between modes and capturing images.

The VideoGhost Max also features a true hardware COM interface with a DB-9 connector. This interface enables access to the VideoGhost’s resources and functions from external devices such as Programmable Logic Controllers, embedded systems, micro controllers, or computers.

The VideoGhost Pro and VideoGhost Max Keylogger are delivered a PC application named VideoGhost Control, demonstrating how to access all the features through Virtual COM. The software is delivered with source code in C#.

Features:

• Compatible with all DVI, VGA, and HDMI devices• Supports resolutions up to Full-HD (1920 x 1080) and WUXGA (1920 x 1200)• Works with computers, external laptop monitors, and other video sources• No power supply necessary (power is drawn from the USB port)• Built-in JPEG encoder• High-capacity internal flash memory, accessible as a USB removable drive• Built-in time-stamping module with battery• USB Virtual COM mode• USB flash drive mode• Capture mode with JPEG timer• External push button• On-demand image capture• Hardware COM interface (VideoGhost Max only)• PC-side software with source code

Overview of configurations:

The VideoGhost Pro and VideoGhost Max can be used in a variety of hardware configurations, determined by the functionality and software configuration. Each configuration is associated with one of the three modes:

• Capture mode – the VideoGhost Pro/Max does not connect as a USB device, but may perform timer-triggered and push-button-triggered image captures
• Virtual COM mode – the VideoGhost Pro/Max connects as a USB Virtual COM device (typically used with VideoGhost Control), however may still capture images triggered by the timer, push-button, or COM command
• Flash drive mode – the VideoGhost Pro/Max connects as a USB flash drive, and cannot capture images.

Configuration 1: Capture mode with JPEG timer Description: The VideoGhost Pro/Max will capture a screenshot at a set interval, or after pressing the push-button, and store it as a JPEG file. The device will not enumerate as a USB device, but may draw power from USB. This mode of operation is identical as the standard VideoGhost, and is the default mode for the VideoGhost Pro.

Configuration 2: Flash-drive mode Description: The VideoGhost Pro/Max will connect as a removable flash-drive with stored JPEG files. USB will be used to power the device. This mode may be triggered by pressing the push button for 3 seconds, or by sending a command through COM. Connecting the video source and receiver is not necessary.

Configuration 3: Virtual COM mode with on-demand capture and JPEG timer Description: The VideoGhost Pro/Max will connect as a Virtual COM port, allowing full access through the PC application VideoGhost Control with on-demand capture. The JPEG capture timer may run in parallel. The push-button may be used to store a JPEG to the internal memory, or to transfer an image through Virtual COM. USB will be used to power the device. This mode may be set through the configuration file as the default mode of operation.

Configuration 4: Capture mode with auxiliary RS-232 control and JPEG timer Description: The VideoGhost Max will capture a screenshot when triggered through the external RS-232 control, internal timer, or push-button, and store it as a JPEG file. The device will not enumerate as a USB device, but may draw power USB. This mode is only supported by the VideoGhost Max, and is its default mode of operation.

Configuration 5: Virtual COM mode with on-demand capture, auxiliary RS-232 control, and JPEG timer Description: The VideoGhost Max will connect as a Virtual COM port, allowing full access through a PC application VideoGhost Control with on-demand capture. Additionally, an external RS-232 device may control the VideoGhost. USB will be used to power the device. The JPEG capture timer may run in parallel. The push-button may be used to store a JPEG to the internal memory, or to transfer an image through Virtual COM. This mode is only supported by the VideoGhost Max, and may be set through the configuration file as the default mode of operation.

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