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Area Scan Machine Vision USB 3.0 Camera User Manual 

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Dimension 

29 mm × 29 mm × 30 mm 

Weight 

Approx.56 g 

Lens Mount 

C-Mount 

Control Client 

MVS  or  the  third-party  client  software  which  supports  USB  3.0 

Vision protocol 

OS 

Windows XP/7/8 32/64bits 

Compatibility 

USB 3.0 Vision V1.0 

Certifications 

CE, FCC, and RoHS 

1.3.2

 

MV-CA013-20UM/UC Response Curve 

 

Figure 1-1

 

MV-CA013-20UM/UC Quantum Efficiency 

 

The response curve data is provided by the chip manufacture. 

1.3.3

 

MV-CA050-20UM/UC Specification 

Table 1-2

 

MV-CA050-20UM/UC Specification 

                Model 

Parameter 

MV-CA050-20UM 

MV-CA050-20UC 

5 MP 1" CMOS Machine Vision USB 3.0 Camera 

Camera 

Sensor Type 

1" global shutter CMOS 

Resolution 

2592 × 2048 

Summary of Contents for UD01715B

Page 1: ...Area Scan Machine Vision USB 3 0 Camera User Manual 1 User Manual UD01715B Area Scan Machine Vision USB 3 0 Camera...

Page 2: ...s subject to change without notice due to firmware updates or other reasons Please find the latest version in the company website http overseas hikvision com en Please use this user manual under the g...

Page 3: ...limits for a digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial...

Page 4: ...safeguards to prevent serious injury or death Cautions Follow these precautions to prevent potential injury or material damage Warnings Please adopt the power adapter which can meet the safety extra l...

Page 5: ...such as sun or incandescent lamp The strong light can cause fatal damage to the camera The sensor may be burned out by a laser beam so when any laser equipment is being used make sure that the surfac...

Page 6: ...1 Camera Dimension 13 1 4 2 Rear Panel Introduction 14 1 4 3 Power and I O Interface Introduction 15 1 4 4 Installation Accessories 15 Chapter 2 Camera Installation and Configuration 17 2 1 Installin...

Page 7: ...3 White balance 41 3 8 4 Region Setting of Auto Functions 42 3 8 5 Look Up Table LUT 43 3 8 6 Gamma Correction 43 3 8 7 Brightness Hue and Saturation 44 3 8 8 Image Reverse 45 3 8 9 HDR Cycling Mode 4...

Page 8: ...Area Scan Machine Vision USB 3 0 Camera User Manual 8 4 2 Indicator Status Description 59 4 3 FAQ 60...

Page 9: ...Features The USB 3 0 interface provides the 3 Gbps bandwidth Supports AEC automatic exposure control LUT Gamma Correction etc Use hardware external trigger or software trigger to synchronize several...

Page 10: ...fps 1280 1024 Dynamic Range 60 dB SNR 40 dB Gain 0 to 15 dB Exposure Time 6 s to 10 sec Shutter Mode Global shutter supporting Auto Manual One Push etc exposture modes Data Interfac USB 3 0 Digital I...

Page 11: ...ts Compatibility USB 3 0 Vision V1 0 Certifications CE FCC and RoHS 1 3 2 MV CA013 20UM UC Response Curve Figure 1 1 MV CA013 20UM UC Quantum Efficiency The response curve data is provided by the chip...

Page 12: ...ional non isolated I O 1 Data Format Mono 8 10 10p 12 12p Mono 8 10 12 RGB8 Bayer BG 8 10 10p 12 12p YUV 422 8 YUV 422 8 UYVY General Power Supply and Consumption 3 5W 12V DC Voltage 5 to15 V DC USB 3...

Page 13: ...Figure 1 2 MV CA050 20UM UC Quantum Efficiency The response curve data is provided by the chip manufacture 1 4 Camera Physical Interfaces 1 4 1 Camera Dimension The dimension of the MV CA013 20UM UC...

Page 14: ...3 2 M2 3 Unit mm Figure 1 3 Dimension of MV CA013 20UM UC and MV CA050 20UM UC The camera adopts the C Mount lens interface The flange back length of lens is 17 5 mm 0 15 mm 1 4 2 Rear Panel Introduc...

Page 15: ...ctor is shown in the table below 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 1 5 Power and I O Interface Table 1 4 Description No Signal I O Type Description 1 12 V Input 12 V DC 2 Opt Iso In Input Opto isolated input 3 GPIO...

Page 16: ...ision camera 2 Power I O cable 1 The 6 pin cable included or extension cable not included 3 Power adapter 1 12 V DC power adapter Min 1A 4 USB 3 0 Cable 1 Micro USB 3 0 model B cable need to be ordere...

Page 17: ...USB Power over USB cable Use a USB cable to connect the camera to a USB 3 0 interface The machine vision camera adopts a USB 3 0 interface To guarantee the bandwidth for real time image transmission y...

Page 18: ...ere are two methods available setting via the attribute tree or via the menu bar 2 3 1 Setting via Attribute Tree The software can read the XML file of camera attributes and display it in tree format...

Page 19: ...udes File View Camera Settings Tools and Help 2 Control Toolbar Contorls the image of live view including starting stopping live view zooming in out recording capturing etc 3 Device and Attribute Tree...

Page 20: ...switch the user level as Beginner Expert or Guru which displays different camera attributes For Guru Level it provides the most comprehensive camera attributes for professional use Here we take Guru...

Page 21: ...bute you can correct the inconsistency among pixels Digital IO Control In the Digital IO Control attribute you can manage the digital input and output Counter and Timer Control In the Counter and Time...

Page 22: ...age display ROI bandwidth trigger mode high dynamic range lookup table embedded information and camera information Functions and Attributes of machine vision cameras may be different among different c...

Page 23: ...and click Device Control You will see the device type the version information the device serial number and so on Input the device name in Device User ID as shown in Figure 3 1 Figure 3 1 Device Name...

Page 24: ...camera are shown in Table 3 1 Table 3 1 Data Format Table Format Mono8 Mono 10 10p Mono12 12p RGB8 Bayer 8 Bayer 10 10p Bayer 12 12p YUV 422 YUV 422 UYVY MV CA013 20U M Y Y MV CA013 20U C Y Y BG BG BG...

Page 25: ...t Bits just as MSB8 output in order to maintain the grey level output of the image data The bytes number corresponding to different formats are shown in Table 3 2 Table 3 2 Pixel Format Pixel Format B...

Page 26: ...transmission bandwidth pixel format and output ROI resolution decides the maximum camera frame rate Please refer to the frame rate formula when setting ROI Click Acquisition Control in the attribute l...

Page 27: ...ta transmission bandwidth and increase the camera frame rate The following formulas show the frame rate corresponding to the ROI Fps1 1 ROI height T1 ROI OffsetY T2 T3 Fps2 1 Exp Time Fps3 Bandwidth P...

Page 28: ...shutter camera Exposure starts and ends in each line simultaneously Data readout is after the exposure The time for the sensor collecting exposure and for the data readout are the same but as shown in...

Page 29: ...ure and for the data readout are the same but as shown in Figure 3 11 different in the exposure starting time Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 Line 5 Line n Line n 1 Readout Readout Exposure Offset Readout...

Page 30: ...acquisition mode and single frame acquisition mode External trigger mode includes software trigger mode and hardware external trigger mode Select On or Off in Trigger Mode to select either internal t...

Page 31: ...nder the external trigger signal mode the camera can output images according to single frame mode burst mode PWM mode and any other working modes Software trigger mode Support software trigger mode Wh...

Page 32: ...selection Selecting Rising Edge Falling Edge under the external signal is available 2 Trigger delay As shown in Figure 3 16 in order to integrate later the camera can set delay time when receiving th...

Page 33: ...trigger signal if the debouncer time is longer than the triggering signal time Trigger_in1 Trigger_in2 Trigger_in3 Trigger_in2 Trigger_in3 Before debounce After debounce Debouncer Time Debouncer Time...

Page 34: ...mera User Manual 34 Figure 3 19 Strobe Output Mode Available Strobe parameter setting 1 Polarity setting Tick Line Inverter to set polarity external trigger s output signal as shown in Figure 3 20 Fig...

Page 35: ...lid Electrical Level Duration 3 Strobe output delay The camera supports the function of Strobe signal output delay to satisfy special application as shown in Figure 3 22 when exposure starts the Strob...

Page 36: ...ime under different modes is as follows 1 Single frame mode Expose only once when inputting one trigger signal Sensor exposure Intergration1 Intergration2 Intergration3 Trigger_in1 Trigger delay Trigg...

Page 37: ...d the single frame mode In the PWM mode the duration of trigger source decides the sensor s exposure time of each frame The sequence map is shown in Figure 3 26 Strobe Trigger_in1 Sensor exposure Inte...

Page 38: ...frequency division Figure 3 28 Counter Frequency Division Configuration By default Line 0 is signal input pin Line 2 is configurable input and output pin Configure Line 2 to input pin in Digital IO Co...

Page 39: ...1 in Figure 3 30 Click Counter And Timer Control and select Counter Reset Source Choose Software and click Execute to reset the counter as shown in Figure 3 31 Figure 3 31 Resetting The Counter 3 8 Im...

Page 40: ...ng parameter range of the auto exposure time as shown in Figure 3 32 Figure 3 32 Exposure Control 3 8 2 Gain Control Please refer to the camera technical index to acquire the supported Gain Value Gain...

Page 41: ...The camera supports the white balance The white balance refers to the camera color adjustment depending on different light sources Adjust the Gain Value of the image s R channel and B channel to keep...

Page 42: ...of interest which is called AOI The camera will adjust the AOI in the image And the area outside the selected region will also be changed Regional exposure and regional white balance are generally use...

Page 43: ...curve LUT and Gamma are mutually exclusive Set the user mode to Guru Mode Click LUT Enable and adjust the parameters as shown in Figure 3 36 Figure 3 36 LUT Setting 3 8 6 Gamma Correction Purpose The...

Page 44: ...in the attribute list Select Gamma and Gamma Selector and set the parameter as shown in Figure 3 38 Figure 3 38 Gamma Setting Different cameras versions have different default function parameters The...

Page 45: ...he higher is the saturation and the stronger is the color The hue and the saturation are only for the color camera 3 8 8 Image Reverse Purpose The camera supports image horizontal mirroring Open the m...

Page 46: ...mode the camera can capture images in cycling mode depending on four groups of parameters You can configure exposure time and Gain independently by setting parameters in each group Click Acquisition C...

Page 47: ...e Format Control in the attribute list Select Test Pattern and set the parameter The default test pattern is OFF as shown in Figure 3 43 Figure 3 43 Test Pattern The camera provides four test patterns...

Page 48: ...Area Scan Machine Vision USB 3 0 Camera User Manual 48 Figure 3 44 Mono Bar Test Pattern Figure 3 45 Vertical Color Bar Test Pattern Figure 3 46 Horizontal Color Bar Test Pattern...

Page 49: ...Pattern 3 9 I O Electric Feature 3 9 1 Line0 Opto isolated Input Circuit In controlling camera I O Line0 input circuit can be shown in Figure 3 48 Figure 3 48 Input Circuit Logic 0 input level 0 1VDC...

Page 50: ...l Logic TDR TDF Figure 3 49 Input Logic Level Input rising delay TDR 2 6 s Input falling delay TDR 19 2 s 3 9 2 Line1 Opto isolated Output Circuit In controlling I O Line1 output circuit can be shown...

Page 51: ...Value Output Logic Low Level VL 575mV Output Logic High Level VH 3 3V Output Rising Time TR 8 4us Output Falling Time TF 1 9us Output Rising Delay TDR 16 6us Output Falling Delay TDF 3 6us Table 3 6...

Page 52: ...3 52 Line2 Bi direction I O Circuit The camera of MV CA030 10GM GC has no such function 1 Configure Line2 to input pin Logic 0 input level 0 to 0 5V DC GPIO2 pin Logic 1 input level 1 5 to 30V DC GPI...

Page 53: ...Parameter of Output Logic Low Level External Voltage External Resistor VL GPIO2 3 3V 1K 160mV 5V 1K 220mV 12V 1K 460mV 24V 1K 860mV 30V 1K 970mV When the external voltage of 1K external resistance tu...

Page 54: ...set corresponded default parameter when logging in at next time in User Set Control in the attribute list Configuration method Select one of the parameter names in the drop down box in User Set Select...

Page 55: ...image data The current supporting embedded information is Timestamp Analog gain Exposure time Average brightness White balance gain Frame number Trigger counter ROI The above eight information will b...

Page 56: ...he four data together The data format of analog gain Show the connected data directly The range is form 0 to 1023 The Most Significant Bits will complement 0 automatically Exposure time Take four byte...

Page 57: ...ke 4 bytes The range is from 0 to 2 32 ROI Take three bytes in the initial position The length and the width consume three bytes The data format of ROI 1 The initial position of ROI takes three bytes...

Page 58: ...58 3 11Firmware Updating Support firmware updating via USB 3 0 After selecting available device in the device list open Tools Firmware Updating Tool in the Menu Select available firmware updating kit...

Page 59: ...2 LED Status Description Indicator Status Camera Status Indicator in Red Indicator in Blue The camera is off or hardware damaged Extreme Slow Flicker Connection failed Steady On The camera is starting...

Page 60: ...l connected via LED indicator and the USB 3 0 connects properly 2 Check the drive installation status 3 Reinstall MVS client or drive 2 The live view of camera is black 1 The iris is closed 2 Camera e...

Page 61: ...Area Scan Machine Vision USB 3 0 Camera User Manual 61...

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