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A6D User Manual

Total Length (See table below)

Lens

Tube Diameter

Total Length

Requires Adapter

HCD24

107 mm

221.0 mm

Yes

HCD28

107 mm

221.0 mm

Yes

HC35

107 mm

247.5 mm

Yes

HC50-II

98 mm

248.0 mm

No

HC80

98 mm

205.0 mm

No

HC100

98 mm

205.0 mm

No

HC150

98 mm

248.0 mm

No

HC210

98 mm

293.0 mm

No

HC300

107 mm

322.5 mm

Yes

PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS

Summary of Contents for A6D

Page 1: ...for A6D Aerial USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...2 INTRODUCTION ...

Page 3: ...ch more Hasselblad s best kept secret is knowing that every link in the chain that leads to the clients finished image has to reach a certain standard it is that simple That s why Hasselblad puts so much time and energy into checking those almost endless behind the scenes details and standards because we understand this simple concept There is no magical formula to Hasselblad s success other than ...

Page 4: ...sed to make regular checks regarding firmware updates to the camera The aim is to ensure you have the latest firmware updates for camera which naturally ensures the optimum in performance When updating you should also study the accompanying Release Notes or Read Me files where you will find details about improvements developments and changes DISPOSAL This product must be put in municipal waste Che...

Page 5: ...way from moisture If your camera becomes wet disconnect from electric power and let camera dry before further use This will help prevent damage to the equipment Caution Store the equipment in a dry environment This will help prevent damage to the equipment Caution Be careful when you attach detach the components to from the camera This will help prevent damage to the data bus connections Caution D...

Page 6: ...ate 12 Power Connection 12 Synchronous connections 12 USB link to Phocus or SDK based application 12 Saving images to a memory card 12 Attaching the USB cable Lock 13 CAMERA MAINTENANCE 14 Cleaning Sensor Unit IR Glass 15 TECHNICAL APPENDIX 16 A6D 100c Technical Specifications 17 Lemo connector Signal Information 18 Electrical Timings 20 Coverage 22 Coverage vs altitude 22 GSD vs altitude 22 Physi...

Page 7: ...7 GENERAL OVERVIEW ...

Page 8: ...ing bolt Storage Media cover Mounting point Lens shield USB3 socket Digital capture unit Cover for External Connections Lens release button Menu button Soft button Select button Display button Browse button Control connector B Control connector A DC Power connector ...

Page 9: ...Degrees 55mm 70mm x 84mm 475g 67mm 3014605 HC 2 2 100mm 38 Degrees 30 Degrees 23 Degrees 67mm 80 5mm x 87 5mm 780g 77mm 3014606 HC 3 2 150N mm 26 Degrees 20 Degrees 15 Degrees 101mm 124mm x 86mm 970g 77mm 3014607 HC 4 210mm 19 Degrees 14 Degrees 11 Degrees 142mm 165mm x 85mm 1320g 77mm 3014608 HC 4 5 300mm 13 Degrees 10 Degrees 8 Degrees 196mm 198mm x 100mm 2120g 95mm 3014609 All 9 focal lengths b...

Page 10: ...10 GETTING STARTED ...

Page 11: ... of the camera and turn the lens anti clockwise Insert the supplied 2 5mm Allen key into the bolt and rotate clockwise half a turn to engage the lens mount lock 4 ATTACHING THE LENS SHIELD There are three lens shields available depending on the lens in use To mount the shield for the 50 80 or 100mm lens simply offer up the shield to the outer lens mount and rotate the shield clockwise until the sh...

Page 12: ...ing two connectors are used to synchronise additional daisy chained camera units so that all exposures take place within 20 microseconds of each other The centre connector is the signal input and the right hand connector is the signal output for the next unit SAVING IMAGES TO A MEMORY CARD If you do not wish to transfer the captured images to a remote computer the CFast or SD card slots are availa...

Page 13: ...HE USB CABLE LOCK Insert the cable through the lock part and insert the cable into to the USB port 1 Attach the lock part and tighten the screws using the supplied 1 5mm Allen key Note that it needs to be oriented correctly to fit 2 ...

Page 14: ...14 CAMERA MAINTENANCE ...

Page 15: ...surface of the IR filter requiring for a more thorough cleaning involving either fluid or swab wipes If compressed air did not remove all the problems on the filter then use a long handled swab style wipe swab style wipes are recommended due to the distance from the lens mount to the sensor surface Ensure that the swab matches the width of the IR filter if possible Apply firm pressure at the edge ...

Page 16: ...16 TECHNICAL APPENDIX ...

Page 17: ...d UHS I or tethered to Mac or PC Capture Rate Based on SanDisk Extreme PRO CFAST 2 0 Memory Card 60 Captures per minute Storage Capacity 128GB card holds 576 images on average IR Filter Mounted in front of sensor NIR Option on request CIR prepared Software Phocus for Mac and Windows Phocus SDK for Windows available on request Platform Support Macintosh maxOS version 10 11 or later PC Windows 7 8 1...

Page 18: ...and signal direction in the control connector MALE PLUG PIN OUT The below illustration shows the connectors pin out seen from the solder side of the male plug It is recommended to use a Class II double insulated power supply or a power limited external battery The source should always be limited to a output power of no more than 100 watts in total CURRENT LIMIT The Power signal will conform to the...

Page 19: ...0 µs Expose start max tSTART 1 ms BUSY start min tBUSY 0 ms BUSY start max tBUSY 200 ms ACTIVE time min tACT 1000 ms ACTIVE time max tACT s Mid expose pulse width typ tMID 100 us VOLTAGE LIMIT The electrical definition of signal type CMOS will be according to the limits specified below The electrical definition of signal type OC will be according to the limits specified below TRIG EXP and BUSY tim...

Page 20: ...20 A6D User Manual ELECTRICAL TIMINGS The electrical timing when using EXPOSE signal as mid exposure indicator tTRIG CENTRE OF EXPOSURE tMID tACT tBUSY tR tF EXPOSE BUSY TRIG tEXP ...

Page 21: ...21 A6D User Manual The electrical timing when using EXPOSE signal as full indicator EXPOSE BUSY TRIG tTRIG tR tF tSTART tBUSY tEXP tACT ...

Page 22: ...C50 HC35 0 5 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 1000 2000 3000 4000 0 10000 11000 GSD cm Altitude ft 12000 10 15 20 25 HC150 HC100 HC80 HC50 HC35 COVERAGE VS ALTITUDE The diagram below shows the ground coverage for the width of the image as a function of altitude GSD VS ALTITUDE The diagram below shows the Ground Sample Distance as a function of altitude COVERAGE ...

Page 23: ...23 A6D User Manual PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS 26 0 123 8 ...

Page 24: ...24 A6D User Manual PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS 14 0 14 0 10 0 30 0 30 0 10 0 14 0 3x 3 8 UNC ISO 1222 3x 1 4 UNC ISO 1222 6x Ø5 2 14 0 ...

Page 25: ...Manual Ø 107 0 Outer diameter of lens tube for HCD24 HCD28 HC35 and HC300 Ø 98 0 Outer diameter of lens tube for HC50 HC80 HC100 HC150 and HC210 4 x M 4 4 x Ø 4 1 83 0 90 0 100 0 83 0 90 0 100 0 PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS ...

Page 26: ...tal Length Requires Adapter HCD24 107 mm 221 0 mm Yes HCD28 107 mm 221 0 mm Yes HC35 107 mm 247 5 mm Yes HC50 II 98 mm 248 0 mm No HC80 98 mm 205 0 mm No HC100 98 mm 205 0 mm No HC150 98 mm 248 0 mm No HC210 98 mm 293 0 mm No HC300 107 mm 322 5 mm Yes PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS ...

Page 27: ...ens 3014521 Lens Protection Tube for 50mm Lens 3014522 Lens Protection Tube for 80 100mm Lens 3014523 Lens Protection Tube for 150mm Lens 3014522 Lens Protection Tube for 210mm Lens 3014507 Lens Protection Tube for 300mm Lens 3014508 Adaptor Plate P1 3014520 Hardcase 3014631 Hasselblad Warranty Options Item Number Additional 1 Year Full Warranty 3014635 Additional 1 Year Warranty including loan Un...

Page 28: ...area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense BATTERY WARNING Caution There is danger of explosion if batteries are mishandled or incorrectly replaced On systems with replaceable batteries replace only with the same manufacturer and type or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer per the instructions prov...

Page 29: ...K 12 Select button 8 Sensor Dimensions 17 Sensor Type 17 Shooting Mode 17 Shutter Speed Range 17 Soft button 8 Software 17 Storage Capacity 17 Storage Media cover 8 Storage Options 17 Synchronous connections 12 System Logic Supply Signals 18 System startup 18 A Accessories 28 Adapter plate 12 Approval 17 B Battery Warning 28 Browse button 8 C Cable Lock 13 Camera User Interface 4 Capture Rate 17 C...

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