Falcon2 4M, 8M, and 12M Camera User's Manual
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N ame
externalControlledGainMSBSource, externalControlledGainLSBSource
Disp lay N am e
External Gain [LSB/MSB] Source
N am e Sp ace
Cu stom
Firm w are Release
05
Visibility
Beginner
Access
Read -Write
Typ e
Enu m eration
Valu es
CC1, CC2, CC3,CC4, Line1, Line2
N otes
Sp ecifies the m ost and least significant bits that d efine the externally controlled
gain factor.
MSB
LSB
Gain Factor
0
0
1x
0
1
2x
1
0
4x
1
1
8x
Invisible Features
N ame
streamingGPIOLineSelector
N am e Sp ace
Cu stom
Firm w are Release
04
Visibility
Invisible
N otes
Internal u se. To im p lem ent featu re stream ing.
N ame
streamingGPIO
N am e Sp ace
Cu stom
Firm w are Release
04
Visibility
Invisible
N otes
Internal u se. To im p lem ent featu re stream ing.
N ame
streamingGPOLineSelector
N am e Sp ace
Cu stom
Firm w are Release
04
Visibility
Invisible
N otes
Internal u se. To im p lem ent featu re stream ing.
Trigger Modes
The camera‘s im age exp osu res are initiated by a trigger signal The trigger event is either a program mable
internal signal u sed in free ru nning m od e, an external inp u t u sed for synchronizing exp osu res to external
triggers, or a p rogram m ed fu nction call m essage by the controlling com p u ter. These triggering m od es are
d escribed below .
Free ru nning (trigger d isabled ): The cam era free-ru nning m od e has a p rogram m able internal
tim er for fram e rate and a p rogram m able exp osu re p e riod .
External trigger: Exp osu res are controlled by an external trigger signal. The external trigger
signal can be either a Cam era Link control line (i.e. CC [4 : 1]) or a general p u rp ose inp u t (e.g.
GPIO [2 : 1]. General p u rp ose inp u ts are isolated by an op to-cou p ler inp u t w ith a tim e
p rogram m able d ebou nce circu it.
Softw are trigger: An exp osu re trigger is sent as a control com m and via the Cam era Link serial
com m u nications interface. Softw are triggers cannot be consid ered tim e accu rate d u e to
com m u nications latency and sequ ential com m and jitter.