Dalsa X64 Xcelera-CL PX4, User Manual

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LUT Availability
The following table defines the X64 Xcelera-CL PX4 Output LUT availability.
Number of
Digital Bits
Number of
Taps
Full
Number of
Taps
Dual Base
Output Pixel
Format
LUT
Format
Notes
8 8 3 MONO 8 Yes
8 8 3 MONO 16 - Not Supported
8 10 - MONO 8 Yes
10 4 2 MONO 8 Yes
10 4 2 MONO 16 10 bits in 10 LSBs of 16-bit
12 4 2 MONO 8 12-in, 8-out 8 MSB
12 4 2 MONO 16 12-in, 12-out 12 bits in 12 LSBs of 16-bit
14 1 1 MONO 8 Not Supported
14 1 1 MONO 16 Not Supported
16 1 1 MONO 8 Not Supported
16 1 1 MONO 16 Not Supported
8 x 3 (RGB) 2 1 RGB8888 3 x 8 bit Yes
8 x 3 (RGB) 1 1 RGB101010 - Not Supported
10 x 3 (RGB) 1 - RGB888 Medium only
10 x 3 (RGB) 1 - RGB101010 Medium only
Supporting Non-Standard CameraLink Cameras
High performance cameras that output 10 taps can not be interfaced with a standard CameraLink full
specification frame grabber. The X64 Xcelera-CL PX4 Full provides support for a non-standard 10-tap
format by using specific firmware easily uploaded when required. This format is described below along
with an example camera requiring this non-standard format.
Firmware: X64-CL 10-Tap Format 2
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Supports 10-tap Format 2 cameras only such as Basler A504K
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This CameraLink utilization is not compatible with the standard 8 tap full specification
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Output LUT and Flat Field Correction are available
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The following table describes the Bit assignment of Format 2
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Tap 1 Bits are D0_x … Tap 10 Bits are D9_x