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6 Oryx Physical Interface
6.9
Lens Mounting
Lenses are not included with individual cameras.
Selecting a lens for your camera
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6.9.1
Back Flange Distance
The Back Flange Distance (BFD) is offset due to the presence of both a 1 mm infrared cutoff (IRC) filter (color models
only) and a 0.5 mm sensor package window. These two pieces of glass fit between the lens and the sensor image plane.
The IRC filter is installed on color cameras. The sensor package window is installed by the sensor manufacturer. Both
components cause refraction, which requires some offset in flange back distance to correct.
For more information about the IRC filter, see
.
6.10 Non-Volatile Flash Memory
The camera has 6 MB flash memory for users to store data.
Storing data in on-camera flash memory
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6.11
Dust Protection
The camera housing is designed to prevent dust from falling directly onto the sensor's protective glass surface. In color
models, this is achieved by placing an IR cut-off filter that sits above the surface of the sensor's glass. A removable plastic
retainer keeps this glass/filter system in place. By increasing the distance between the imaging surface and the location
of the potential dust particles, the likelihood of interference from the dust (assuming non-collimated light) and the
possibility of damage to the sensor during cleaning is reduced.
Warning!
Cameras are sealed when they are shipped. To avoid
contamination, seals should not be broken until cameras are ready
for assembly on site.
Warning!
Use caution when removing the filter. Damage to any
component of the optical path voids the Hardware Warranty.
Removing the protective glass or filter alters the optical path of the
camera, and may result in problems obtaining proper focus with
your lens.
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