Hi everyone,
We’re thinking about setting up a multi-camera ZED X system (4 units, GMSL2). To overcome the computational limits of ZED Box Orin NX, we want to migrate all processing to a high-performance workstation equipped with an NVIDIA RTX GPU and a GMSL2 acquisition card.
We’re currently evaluating two PCIe capture solutions to connect the 4 ZED X cameras over GMSL2:
Option 1: Solectrix proFRAME 3.0 + camAD3 GMSL2 adapter
- Driver model: Standard Linux UVC (/dev/video*)
- Status: Appears to be plug-and-play with ZED SDK ≥ 4.0
- Bandwidth: 40 Gbps per adapter
- Scalable to 8 cameras (2 adapters)
- OS support: Linux + Windows
- solectrix.de
Option 2: Neousys PCIe-GL26-JXN
- Driver model: Requires a custom BSP provided by Neousys (“GL26 ZED X BSP”)
- OS support: Linux only (Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04), no Windows
- Integration: Flash BSP image + configure ZED SDK manually
- neousys-tech.com
Questions:
- Does ZED SDK officially support both boards (Solectrix and Neousys) for GMSL2 acquisition with ZED X?
- Have you tested or validated either in practice?
- Would you recommend one over the other for a PC-based setup with RTX GPU, aiming for:
- full 4-camera grab at high FPS (e.g. 60 FPS, SVGA or HD)
- use of all ZED SDK features (depth, positional tracking, Fusion API, etc.)
- future expansion to 6–8 cameras
Any insights, compatibility notes, or official confirmation would be greatly appreciated
Thanks in advance!