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IC-M29 

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Rev 1.0 

- Table of Contents -

 

1.

 

Precautions

 

 .................................................................................................................................................. 6

 

1.1 General 

 ........................................................................................................................................................ 6

 

1.2 Precautions in Use 

 ................................................................................................................................ 6

 

1.3 Maintenance 

 ............................................................................................................................................ 6 

 

2. Overview

 

 ......................................................................................................................................................... 7 

 

3. Specification 

 ............................................................................................................................................... 7

 

3.1 Electrical specification 

 ........................................................................................................................ 7

 

3.2 Electrical shutter specification 

 ....................................................................................................... 8

 

3.3 Mechanical spec 

..................................................................................................................................... 8

 

3.4 Input signal specification 

 ................................................................................................................. 8

 

3.5 Operating ambient conditions 

 ...................................................................................................... 9

 

3.6 Various safety standards 

 .................................................................................................................. 9

 

3.7 Sensor Spectral Response(Quantum Efficiency) Information 

 ................................... 10

 

3.7.1 Spectral response Mono 

 ................................................................................................... 10

 

 

4. Camera Interface 

 ................................................................................................................................ 10

 

4.1 General Description 

 .......................................................................................................................... 10

 

4.2 CameraLink Connector 

 .................................................................................................................... 12

 

4.3 Camera Link Interface 

 ..................................................................................................................... 13

 

4.4 Power Input Connector 

 .................................................................................................................. 13

 

4.5 Control Connector 

 ............................................................................................................................. 13

 

4.6 Trigger Input Circuit

 ........................................................................................................................... 14

 

4.7 Strobe Output Circuit 

 ...................................................................................................................... 15 

 

5. Functions and Operations

 

 .......................................................................................................... 15

 

5.1 Basic Functions 

 .................................................................................................................................... 15

 

5.2 Trigger operation

 ................................................................................................................................. 15

 

5.2.1 free Run Mode 

 ....................................................................................................................... 15

 

5.2.2 Trigger Mode/Master/Slave

 .............................................................................................. 16

 

5.2.3 Overlap Mode

 ........................................................................................................................... 17

 

5.3 Gamma Correction(LUT)

 ................................................................................................................... 18

 

5.4 Defective Pixel Correction

 ............................................................................................................... 18 

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Summary of Contents for IC-M29

Page 1: ...IC M29 Page 1 58 Rev 1 0 User Manual IC M29 Digital Monochrome 29Megapixel CCD Camera with Camera Link Interface All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 2: ...Fixed Minor errors 0 6 Updated function information Updated Serial Communication Command Updated Camera Control Tool GUI Added Grabber Matrox DCF File Setting Added Firmware Writing Fixed Minor error...

Page 3: ...Response Quantum Efficiency Information 10 3 7 1 Spectral response Mono 10 4 Camera Interface 10 4 1 General Description 10 4 2 CameraLink Connector 12 4 3 Camera Link Interface 13 4 4 Power Input Con...

Page 4: ...ble 23 7 3 7 LUT Mode 24 7 3 8 Reset 24 7 3 9 Defective Pixel Correction 24 7 3 10 Flat Field Correction 24 7 3 11 Flat Field Offset 24 7 3 12 Generate Flat Field Data 24 7 3 13 Save Flat Field Data 2...

Page 5: ...32 8 4 Trigger Tab 36 8 5 Gain Tab 37 8 6 Gamma Tab 39 8 7 FFC DPC Tab 40 8 8 Temperature Monitor 41 9 Grabber Matrox DCF File Setting 42 9 1 Overview Tab 42 9 2 Camera Tab 43 9 3 Video Signal Tab 46...

Page 6: ...uct Be careful not to let liquid like water drinks or chemicals leak inside the device Clean the device often to remove dust on it If the camera is not in use attach the lens cap to the camera to prot...

Page 7: ...ontrol 8 Mode Trigger Master Mode Trigger Slave Mode Free Run Mode 9 Image Data Output Speed Selectable 10 Exposure Time Control 11 Test Pattern 12 External Trigger Support External Strobe Output Supp...

Page 8: ...is 100 sec to 7000msec Factory default 10ms Random Trigger Shutter Factory default Fixed Mode Fixed mode The exposure time depends on the shutter speed setting Pulse width mode The exposure time depen...

Page 9: ...15 109 Class A Equipment NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide...

Page 10: ...ollows 1 Power Connector 6 pin Power Input Camera Power Input DC 12V 15W 2 Control Connector 12 pin Control Connector External Trigger Signal Input 2 Pin and Strobe Output 1 Pin Firmware Download Inpu...

Page 11: ...1 58 Rev 1 0 Operation Mode Red LED Status Fig 4 1 Operation Red LED Status Gray Tone timing is LED on status Fig 4 2 IC M29 CONNECTOR 1 2 3 4 All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i...

Page 12: ...r Fig 4 3 Camera Link0 Connector Fig 4 4 Camera Link 0 Pin Assignments Pin No I O Signal Name Pin No I O Signal Name 1 Ground Inner shield 14 Ground Inner shield 2 OUT X0 15 OUT X0 3 OUT X1 16 OUT X1...

Page 13: ...tions please refer to the Camera Link standard specifications found on http www machinevisiononline org 4 4 Power Input Connector Power input connector of camera is Hirose 6 pin connector part HR10A 7...

Page 14: ...mum trigger width that can be recognized at camera is 100us If trigger signal entered is less than 100us trigger signal is ignored in camera External trigger signal can approve signals to the circuits...

Page 15: ...e Select and Pulse Width trigger modes are available with a unique Automatic LVAL sync or a sync selection function Below the functions are described in detail below 5 2 Trigger operation Trigger mode...

Page 16: ...is completed and returns to trigger standby status again In Trigger mode if a new trigger input occurs during readout the new trigger input is ignored In Trigger mode it is required to set Trigger Sou...

Page 17: ...nput occurs during Exposure since Exposure Time is longer than trigger interval that trigger signal is ignored To obtain the image as maximum frame for trigger input Exposure Time should not be longer...

Page 18: ...ammable LUT can be selected by software control If the LUT is not configured Gamma is set at 1 0 off Fig 5 5 Gamma Correction Left Image 1 0 Right Image 0 45 5 4 Defective Pixel Correction There could...

Page 19: ...attern 1 Fixed Image Test Pattern 2 Moving Image Fig 5 6 Test Pattern Image 1 Left Image Fixed or 2 Right Image Moving 5 7 Region Of Interest ROI is the area containing the data required by the user w...

Page 20: ...the camera to detect fainter signals and reduce exposure time 2 An increase in frame rate due to the reduction in exposure time and a reduction in the number of pixels to be measured 3 An increase in...

Page 21: ...IC M29 Page 21 58 Rev 1 0 6 External Appearance and Dimensions Fig 6 1 F mount Dimension Fig 6 2 M72 mount Dimension All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 22: ...ntrol software IC M29_Mon GUI 7 1 Communication Setting Baud Rate 19 200 bps Data bit 8 bit Parity None Stop bit 1 bit Flow Control None 7 2 Command Format command parameter1 parameter2 r 0 2 Paramete...

Page 23: ...a 0 2190 r OK r n 7 3 4 Binning Mode Type Command Response Description Get gbf r 0 1 r n 0 2 by 2 binning 1 4 by 4 binning Set sbf 0 1 r OK r n 7 3 5 Data Bits Type Command Response Description Get gd...

Page 24: ...ription Get gdc r 0 1 r n 0 disable 1 enable Set sdc 0 1 r OK r n 7 3 10 Flat Field Correction Type Command Response Description Get gfc r 0 1 r n 0 disable 1 enable Set sfc 0 1 r OK r n 7 3 11 Flat F...

Page 25: ...rigger Slave Mode Set stm 0 1 2 r OK r n 7 3 15 Overlap Enable Type Command Response Description Get goe r 0 1 r n 0 disable 1 enable Set soe 0 1 r OK r n 7 3 16 Trigger Source Type Command Response D...

Page 26: ...10000 r OK r n 7 3 20 Strobe Out Polarity Type Command Response Description Get gsp r 0 1 r n 0 Active Low 1 Active High Set ssp 0 1 r OK r n 7 3 21 VGA Gain Type Command Response Description Get gvg...

Page 27: ...nnel C 3 Channel D 0 700 0 Min 700 Max 7 3 25 Config Initialization Type Command Response Description Get gci r 0 1 2 r n 0 Factory Default 1 User 1 2 User 2 Set sci 0 1 2 r OK r n 7 3 26 Load Save Co...

Page 28: ...ption Get gmv r s r n Displays MCU Version 7 3 29 Model Number Type Command Response Description Get gmn r s r n Displays Model Number 7 3 30 FPGA Version Type Command Response Description Get gfv r s...

Page 29: ...value of the area is used for camera setting Default Factory Setting Trigger Mode Freerun Output Pixel Format 12 bit Sensor Output Channel Quad Output Camera Link Output Channel 2 TAB External Trigger...

Page 30: ...ure below At this time the program checks serial port of computer and DLL provided by camera link to scan whether the camera is connected If there is a camera connected it displays Version information...

Page 31: ...User Work Space Selection window If you change the User Space is immediately stored in the camera and reset 2 Save Saves the camera setting values to the camera memory User1 User2 3 Reset Camera Rese...

Page 32: ...data output 2 Image Processing Defective Pixel Correction on off Flat Field Correction on off 3 Test Pattern Test Pattern 1 On Off Fixed Image Test Pattern 2 On Off Moving Image Fig 8 4 Test Pattern L...

Page 33: ...e Normal Normal Operation Mode ROI Region Of Interest Mode Fig 8 5 ROI Mode Select ROI Window Fig 8 6 ROI Window Set to the X area width of the symmetry Set to the Y area width of the symmetry All man...

Page 34: ...ea Width of the Y area Fig 8 8 ROI Window Symmetric On X area change symmetrically Symmetric Off X area change asymmetrically Fig 8 9 ROI Window Adjust X area to the Left position Adjust X area to the...

Page 35: ...IC M29 Page 35 58 Rev 1 0 Binning Binning Mode 2 2 4 4 Fig 8 10 Binning Mode All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 36: ...Trigger Master It s output an image through designated exposure time by Source Trigger Camera Link External Trigger Slave It s output an image through designated Trig Width by Source Trigger Camera Li...

Page 37: ...sec It s able to use this function on the Mode of Free Run Trigger Master After changing the value of one should press the enter key 5 Strobe out Polarity Output strobe signal by Camera Exposure Time...

Page 38: ...key Fig 8 13 VGA Gain Curve Value 1 0 035dB 3 Black Clamp Level The black clamp level is used to remove residual offsets in the signal chain and to track low frequency variations in the black level of...

Page 39: ...uter CSV File Save LUT data export to GUI to the user computer CSV File 4 LUT 1 LUT 2 Spaces Select 5 Download to Camera Created by gamma value is sent to the camera 6 Apply LUT LUT Curve applied 7 Sa...

Page 40: ...be used for correction 3 Save Gray Data to Flash Saves the generated flat field data to flash in order to reuse in the future or retrieves the saved flat field data 4 FFC Offset Sets the offset value...

Page 41: ...ra of the DPC data is saved in the use computer Total time about 85sec Data generation 40sec PC Transfer 30sec 60sec Depending on the number of DPC 12 Restore and Save FFC and DPC Data from Factory De...

Page 42: ...IC M29 Page 42 58 Rev 1 0 9 Grabber Matrox DCF File Setting 9 1Overview Tab Show the General Information DCF File Fig 9 1 Overview Tab Freerun Mode All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 43: ...IC M29 Page 43 58 Rev 1 0 9 2 Camera Tab 1 Camera Tab IC M29 use the 2 Tab Base Camera Link configuration Fig 9 2 Camera Tab All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 44: ...nfiguration Tab IC M29 use the 2 Tab Base Camera Link configuration Camera Mode Setting Data Bit 10 bit or 12bit 2 Tabs 10 12bits Data Bit 8 bit 2 Tabs 8bits Fig 9 3 Camera Link Configuration Tab All...

Page 45: ...C M29 Page 45 58 Rev 1 0 3 Tab Configuration Tab As shown in the following figure data regions and tab orders and directions Fig 9 4 Tap Configuration Tab All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 46: ...9 3 Video Signal Tab Data bus width Setting Camera Data Bit 12 bit 12bit Camera Data Bit 10 bit 10bits Camera Data Bit 8 bit 8bits Fig 9 5 Video Signal Tab All manuals and user guides at all guides co...

Page 47: ...IC M29 Page 47 58 Rev 1 0 9 4 Video Timing Tab Pixel Clock Frequency 80MHz Image Size X 6576 Y 2192 Fig 9 6 Video Timing Tab All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 48: ...IC M29 Page 48 58 Rev 1 0 9 5 Pixel Clock Tab Pixel Clock Frequency 80MHz Fig 9 7 Pixel Clock Tab All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 49: ...t on a host computer to an Altera FPGA mounted on a printed circuit board USB Blaster Datasheet http www altera com literature ug ug_usb_blstr pdf Fig 10 1 Altera USB Blaster Download Cable ISVI Firmw...

Page 50: ...Download Center This program is free ware you can get for free from the following link https www altera com download sw dnl sw index jsp Fig 10 3 Altera Download Center page Fig 10 3 is a figure of Al...

Page 51: ...ter Select by Software Tap Fig 10 5 Altera Download Center Software Selector Select sequentially Programming Software 12 0 Service Pack 2 and then click the download button at the end All manuals and...

Page 52: ...IC M29 Page 52 58 Rev 1 0 Fig 10 6 Quartus II Stand Alone Programmer OS version select Will be selected according to the OS Version All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 53: ...IC M29 Page 53 58 Rev 1 0 Fig 10 7 myAltera Account sign in You must logged in to myAltera Account If you want to download the program eventually All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 54: ...connector Female of USB Blaster Cable connected 10pin connector Male ISVI Firmware Cable Third Circular 12pin connector of ISVI Firmware Cable is connected ISVI camera Finally recheck the cable conne...

Page 55: ...s II Programmer mode select Check to be sure that USB Blaster USB 0 Mode Select JTAG Mode Fig 10 10 Quartus II Programmer Add file Add File Click JTAG Mode need jic file example ts29m_s3_1 1b jic All...

Page 56: ...9 Page 56 58 Rev 1 0 Fig 10 11 Quartus II Programmer Add file popup You can see that likely below Fig 10 12 Quartus II Programmer Added All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s...

Page 57: ...gram Configuration Verify box check Start button click You can see progress bar progressing Fig 10 14 Quartus II Programmer Progressing Progress is 100 done Camera power off and ISVI Firmware Cable re...

Page 58: ...ainst harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance w...

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