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- Using automatic device search (see Automatic search for IP devices). All available devices will be displayed in the search results.
Manually. To do this, you need to know the USB address of the board. The address can be determined using the WinObj utility. To obtain the USB address, do the following:
Open the Device Manager.
Go to the USB Controllers tab.
Find the Stream Labs USB-IO 16|8OWDint device. If it is not listed, make sure that the board is inserted into the computer's motherboard and recognized by the system.
Right-click on the device and select Properties → Details tab → Hardware IDs.
Find the VID/PID values.
Run the WinObj utility.
Open the GLOBAL?? folder.
Find the string with the required USB device by the PID value.
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- Click on the Add device link located at the end of the Server device list (see Searching, adding, configuring and removing IP devices).
In the Add device manually section, select Vendor → StreamLabs, and Model → USBIO-16/8.
In the IP address field, specify any of the received addresses.
Click on the button to add the board.
The SL USBIO board is added to Axxon One.
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To add the SL USBIO board to Axxon One in Linux OS, do the following:
Download the archive and unzip the contents into one folder.
Build the driver:
Open the console window in the /sl_usb_io directory.
Rebuild the driver using the commands:
Code Block language bash make clean make
- Open an additional console window in any directory. This window will be used for the driver debug message monitoring.
- Run the monitoring using commands:
Code Block language bash sudo dmesg -C sudo dmesg -w
- Run the driver using the command:
Immediately after the driver is launched, messages about the registration of a new driver will appear in the monitoring window. For example:Code Block language bash sudo insmod "path to"/sl_usb_io/sl_usb_io.ko
Code Block language bash usbcore: registered new interface driver sl_usb_io_driver
- To stop the driver, run the command:
Code Block language bash sudo rmmod "path to"/sl_usb_io/sl_usb_io.ko
- Build the board kernel module using the command:
Code Block language bash make -f Makefile
- The sl_usb_io.ko kernel module will appear in the folder. It can be loaded and unloaded manually, but it is recommended to use the install_driver-1.sh script to automatically load the module when the system starts. To do this, place the install_driver-1.sh file in the same directory as sl_usb_io.ko and run the command:
Code Block language bash sudo sh install_driver.sh
- Reboot the system.
Launch the Axxon One Client.
- Add the SL USBIO device by selecting Vendor → StreamLabs, and Model → USBIO-16/8.
- In the IP address field, specify the path to the descriptor in the format /dev/sl_usb_io0, where 0 is the index of the first connected device. Next devices will have indexes 1, 2, and so on.
Info title Note - To check if the device is connected, run the command:
Code Block language bash sudo ls /dev
- If only one device is connected, you can specify the path to the descriptor in the format /dev/sl_usb_io0.
- To check if the device is connected, run the command:
- Click on the button to add the board.
The SL USBIO board is added to Axxon One in Linux OS.
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To automate the creation of an udev rule, you can run the script with superuser rights:
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