Dalstar 6M3P DS-1x-06M03, User'S Manual And Reference

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6M3P Camera User’s Manual 13
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2.5 Data Output
The camera back panel output connector labeled DATA utilizes differential LVDS signals
with pin assignments as follows:
Connector and Pinout
Table 6: DATA Connector Pinout
Pin Symbol Pin Symbol Pin Symbol Pin Symbol
1 DA0+ 16 Reserved 31 NC 46 GND
2 DA0- 17 DA7+ 32 NC 47 NC
3 DA1+ 18 DA7- 33 NC 48 NC
4 DA1- 19 DA8+ 34 NC 49 NC
5 DA2+ 20 DA8- 35 NC 50 NC
6 DA2- 21 DA9+ 36 NC 51 NC
7 DA3+ 22 DA9- 37 NC 52 NC
8 DA3- 23 DA10+ 38 NC 53 Reserved
9 DA4+ 24 DA10- 39 NC 54 Reserved
10 DA4- 25 DA11+ 40 NC 55 VSYNC-
11 DA5+ 26 DA11- 41 NC 56 VSYNC+
12 DA5- 27 NC 42 NC 57 HSYNC-
13 DA6+ 28 NC 43 NC 58 HSYNC+
14 DA6- 29 NC 44 NC 59 PIXCLK-
15 Reserved 30 NC 45 GND 60
15
1
16
30
45
31
46
60
(Molex Part #
70928-2000
or equivalent)
NC = No Connect. These pins are unused.
WARNING. Care must be taken when connecting Data cables to the camera to insure proper
connection and to prevent damage to the connector.
Data Signals
Table 7: Data Signal Definition
Signal Description
D*0+, D*0- Data bit 0 true and complement--Output. (Least significant
bit)
D*1+, D*1- Data bit 1 true and complement--Output.
D*2+, D*2- Data bit 2 true and complement--Output.
D*3-D*10+,- etc. Etc.
D*11+, D*11- Data bit 11 true and complement--Output. (Most significant
bit)
Digitized video data is output from the camera as LVDS differential signals using a Molex
60-pin connector on the rear panel (labeled “DATA”). The data is synchronous and is
accompanied by a pixel clock and clocking signals.
IMPORTANT:
This camera uses the
TOZZW\U
edge of the pixel
clock to register data.