Before starting with PEAK, ensure the camera lens is physically installed and positioned correctly by the customer or installer.

• GREEN: Adjusts the focus, set this last.
• RED: Adjusts brightness, set this 1st at max brightness.
• BLUE: Adjusts slight zoom, set this 2nd. After adjusting the zoom as needed, go back and adjust focus again.

Setting Up the Camera in PEAK

1. Install Drivers
   • Run the PEAK and camera driver installer (http://link.trackman.dk/idspeakdriver)
   • Choose the Typical setup during installation.
   • A reboot may be required at the end.
2. Open up Peak
   • Launch the PEAK software.
   • If the camera window doesn’t appear automatically, click the camera icon in the top left.
     
     
      
3. Access Camera Settings
   • You are now in the camera interface where settings like FPS, gamma, exposure, and resolution can be adjusted.
   • We’ll focus only on a few key options along the left side.
   • Now you’re in the camera interface where we mess with the FPS, gamma, exposure, resolution, all that stuff. We’re only going to be concerned with a few options along the left side:
     
     
      
4. Auto-Adjust Image
   • Click the icon (similar to the Pittsburgh Steelers logo) circled in red in the guide.
   • This runs an automatic adjustment to estimate good settings.
   • It usually works well, but we’ll fine-tune further with the options marked in green.
5. Position and Size
   • In the top green section, adjust the resolution.
   • A common setting is 1440x1080, but TPS will crop its own square regardless, so exact resolution is not critical.
6. Brightness / Framerate
   • In the next green section, adjust Exposure Time and Frame Rate.
   • Aim for:
     • FPS ≈ 120
     • Exposure between 3–9
   • Don’t worry if the image still looks dark—we’ll fix that in the Gamma setting later.
7. Color
   • In the section with the palette icon, adjust Red, Green, and Blue levels if needed.
8. Pause the Live Feed 
   • Before saving your configuration, click the camera button to pause the live picture.
     
     
      
9. Save Camera Profile
   • Click the Save/Load camera parameters button (disk icon in green).
     
     
      
   • In the new window, select Save to store your profile. 
10. Save the Profile with the Correct Name
    • Browse to: C:\ProgramData\TrackMan\VMSConfig\UEyeProfiles
    • Name the file exactly as follows: U3-3060CP-C-HQ-Rev.2.2_view.cset
    • Naming rules:
      • The file name must include the full model number of the camera, including its revision number.
      • Replace “view” with the appropriate camera position (e.g., DTL, RFO, LFO, etc.).
      • The file must end with the .cset extension.
    • Check the Default file in this folder to confirm the correct naming format.
11. Finish Setup
    • Close the PEAK software.
    • Open TPS.
    • The IDS camera should now appear in TPS, where you can rename it and assign it to the profile file you just created.