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Page 1: ...on how to operate the unit Be sure to read this documentation to ensure proper operation The contents of this documentation are subject to change without notice for the purpose of improvement 2023 JAI...

Page 2: ...ations 10 Notes on Camera Link Cable Connections 10 Notes on Attaching the Lens 10 Phenomena Specific to CMOS Image Sensors 11 Notes on Exportation 11 Features 12 Parts Identification 13 Lens Mount C...

Page 3: ...r Settings 27 Load the User Settings 27 Main Functions 28 Basic Function Matrix 28 GPIO Digital Input Output Settings 29 Valid Input Output Combinations 29 Camera Output Formats 30 ClConfiguration Bas...

Page 4: ...ing Correction 64 Binning Function 66 ROI Regional Scanning Function 67 Sensor Multi ROI Function 69 Sequencer Function 70 Trigger Sequencer mode 71 Command Sequencer Mode 72 ALC Automatic Level Contr...

Page 5: ...ntrol Command List 104 Image Format Control Command List 105 Acquisition Control Command List 107 Analog Control Command List 109 LUT Control Command List 111 Color Transformation Control Command List...

Page 6: ...1 Comparison of the Decibel Display and Multiplier Display 142 User s Record 144 Revision History 145 About Technical Note Some additional technical information is provided on the JAI website as Techn...

Page 7: ...that AP 1600T PMCL and AP 3200T PMCL comply with the following provisions applying to their standards EN 61000 6 3 Generic emission standard part 1 EN 61000 6 2 Generic immunity standard part 1 FCC Th...

Page 8: ...a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected l Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Warning Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approv...

Page 9: ...Administration of the Control of Pollution by Electronic Information Products known as China RoHS The table shows contained Hazardous Substances in this camera mark shows that the environment friendl...

Page 10: ...ually Do not secure too tightly Notes on Attaching the Lens How to Clean a Sensor Avoiding Dust Particles When attaching the lens to the camera stray dust and other particles may adhere to the sensor...

Page 11: ...flow into surrounding pixels This blooming phenomenon can be seen in the image but does not affect the operation of the camera l Fixed pattern noise When shooting dark objects in high temperature cond...

Page 12: ...figured individually for each CMOS sensor A color space conversion function is also supported AP 1600T PMCL AP 3200T PMCL Image Sensor Type 1 2 9 F1 8 prism optical system Type 1 1 8 F4 prism optical...

Page 13: ...ens microscope adapter etc here Note Before mounting a lens be sure to refer to Lens and confirm the precautions for attaching a lens and the supported lens types Mini Camera Link Connectors Connect a...

Page 14: ...21 Out SerTFG TxD 9 22 In CC1 Trigger JAI standard trigger 10 23 In CC2 Reserved 11 24 N C 12 25 N C 13 14 Shield GND Connector 2 Camera Link Connector 2 Pin Input Output Signal Description 1 26 Shiel...

Page 15: ...ual input interval of the external trigger DC IN Trigger IN Connector 12 pin Round Connect the cable for DC IN Trigger IN here HR 10A 10R 12PB 71 Hirose Electric or equivalent Pin No Input Output Sign...

Page 16: ...AP 3200T PMCL User Manual Ver 2 0 Parts Identification 16 Recommended External Input Circuit Diagram Reference Example Recommended External Output Circuit Diagram Reference Example Standard circuit di...

Page 17: ...T OUTPUT LINE RESPONSE TIME User Power VCC 3 3 V 24 V TDR Time Delay Rise us 0 5 0 7 RT Rise Time us 1 2 3 0 TDF Time Delay Fall us 1 5 3 0 FT Fall Time us 4 7 Mounting Holes M3 3mm depth Use these ho...

Page 18: ...the camera is turned on and ready for use 3 Step 3 Verify the Connection Between the Camera and PC l Verify whether the camera is properly recognized via Control Tool 4 Step 4 Change the Camera Settin...

Page 19: ...CL User Manual Ver 2 0 Preparation 19 Step 1 Connect Devices Lens Direct Mounting or Use MP 44 Tripod Adapter Plate Camera Link Cable Frame Grabber Board DC IN Trigger IN Connection Cable AC adapter P...

Page 20: ...a 1 2 9 inch lens is recommended AP 3200T PMCL Type 1 1 8 8 89 mm diagonal Some lens manufacturers offer lenses with an 8 89 mm format If not a 1 1 8 inch lens is recommended Cautions l The maximum pe...

Page 21: ...to Notes on Camera Link Cable Connections when connecting the cables to the connectors l When power is supplied by PoCL be sure to connect the camera link cable to both DIGITAL I O 1 and DIGITAL I O 2...

Page 22: ...see the POWER TRIG LED section Step 3 Verify the Connection Between the Camera and PC Use a short ASCII command to verify whether the camera is properly recognized in your setup 1 Install terminal emu...

Page 23: ...0 0 PixelFormat RGB8 RGB8 TransportLayerControl ClConfigurtion Medium Medium CameraLinkClockFrequency 74 3MHz 74 3MHz You can specify the image acquisition area For details see ROI Regional Scanning F...

Page 24: ...ent 1 Set GainAuto and IndividualGainMode to Off Default Off 2 Configure the Gain l Select the gain you want to configure in GainSelector AnalogAll master gain AnalogRed R gain AnalogBlue B gain Digit...

Page 25: ...pter Automatic White Balance Adjustment 1 Place a white sheet of paper or similar object under the same lighting conditions as the intended subject and zoom in to capture the white White objects near...

Page 26: ...level you want to configure in BlackLevelSelector DigitalAll master black DigitalRed digital R and DigitalBlue digital B can be configured 2 Specify the adjustment value in BlackLevel Step 6 Save the...

Page 27: ...mage acquisition Settings can only be saved when image acquisition on the camera is stopped 2 Specify the storage location UserSet1 UserSet3 using the UserSetSave command and save the current camera s...

Page 28: ...osure Mode Frame Start Trigger Binning Horizontal Binning Vertical Exposure Time ROI Balance White Exposure Auto Balance White Gain Auto Gain Auto Exposure Auto Trigger Sequencer Mode Command Sequence...

Page 29: ...se Generator Selector You can also connect two different sources to NAND paths in the GPIO and reuse the signal generated there as a source for a different selector The combinations of source signals...

Page 30: ...sure Active Frame Trigger Wait FrameActive FVAL LVAL Software Trigger Selector LineSelector PulseGeneratorSelector Indicates default values for each selector Supported Empty Not Supported Camera Outpu...

Page 31: ...ength is 7 m or less Note Cable length that can be used will vary depending on cable type and manufacturer ClConfiguration Base PixelFormat RGB8 Connector 1 Connector 1 Port Bit 24 bit RGB Port A0 R0...

Page 32: ...Port B0 G0 Port B1 G1 Port B2 G2 Port B3 G3 Port B4 G4 Port B5 G5 Port B6 G6 Port B7 G7 Port C0 B0 Port C1 B1 Port C2 B2 Port C3 B3 Port C4 B4 Port C5 B5 Port C6 B6 Port C7 B7 Port bit Custom Port D0...

Page 33: ...A5 R5 Port A6 R6 Port A7 R7 Port B0 R8 Port B1 R9 Port B2 Port B3 Port B4 B8 Port B5 B9 Port B6 Port B7 Port C0 B0 Port C1 B1 Port C2 B2 Port C3 B3 Port C4 B4 Port C5 B5 Port C6 B6 Port C7 B7 Port bi...

Page 34: ...A6 R6 Port A7 R7 Port B0 R8 Port B1 R9 Port B2 R10 Port B3 R11 Port B4 B8 Port B5 B9 Port B6 B10 Port B7 B11 Port C0 B0 Port C1 B1 Port C2 B2 Port C3 B3 Port C4 B4 Port C5 B5 Port C6 B6 Port C7 B7 Por...

Page 35: ...0 Port C1 B1 Port C2 B2 Port C3 B3 Port C4 B4 Port C5 B5 Port C6 B6 Port C7 B7 Port bit 24bit RGB Port D0 R0 Port D1 R1 Port D2 R2 Port D3 R3 Port D4 R4 Port D5 R5 Port D6 R6 Port D7 R7 Port E0 G0 Por...

Page 36: ...GB Port D0 R0 Port D1 R1 Port D2 R2 Port D3 R3 Port D4 R4 Port D5 R5 Port D6 R6 Port D7 R7 Port E0 G0 Port E1 G1 Port E2 G2 Port E3 G3 Port E4 G4 Port E5 G5 Port E6 G6 Port E7 G7 Port F0 B0 Port F1 B1...

Page 37: ...st frame period is 0 125 Hz 8 sec l When Trigger Mode is enabled the Acquisition Frame Rate setting is disabled Maximum Frame Rate Period Formula Note The Frame Rate Calculator which calculates the ma...

Page 38: ...Full RGB8 37 125MHz 14 81 20 96 74 25 MHz 7 41 11 39 84 86 MHz 7 00 11 39 EightyBit RGB8 37 125MHz 11 88 16 79 74 25 MHz 7 00 11 39 84 86 MHz 7 00 11 39 Calculate the H_Period using the following for...

Page 39: ...846 1 Medium RGB8 37 125MHz 612 846 2 74 25 MHz 612 846 2 84 86 MHz 612 846 2 Medium RGB10 37 125MHz 612 846 1 74 25 MHz 612 846 1 84 86 MHz 612 846 1 Medium RGB12 37 125MHz 612 846 1 74 25 MHz 612 8...

Page 40: ...axOverlapTime_long However MaxOverlapTime_long calculation results that are 0 or below will be considered as 0 For TriggerWidth the trigger pulse is equivalent to ExposureTime l Maximum frame rate FR_...

Page 41: ...ure time outside of frame interval NonOverlapExposureTime_TrOlrd ExposureTime MaxOverlapTime_TrOlrd However NonOverlapExposureTime_TrOlrd calculation results that are 0 or below will be considered as...

Page 42: ...e settings for exposure control and triggers are related to each other Be sure to configure the settings described in Trigger Control l When ExposureTimeMode is set to Individual you can set the expos...

Page 43: ...e for the trigger signal l AP 3200T PMCL To achieve an exposure time of 14 73 s and the exposure time offset is 13 73 s use 14 73 s 13 73 s 1 s as the high or low time for the trigger signal The Minim...

Page 44: ...ms AcquisitionControl The camera allows the following controls to be performed via external trigger signals l FrameStart Start exposure in response to the external trigger signal input Select this to...

Page 45: ...16 8ms 13 4ms 74 25 MHz 22 3ms 11 2ms 22 3ms 22 3ms 8 4ms 7 9ms 84 86 MHz 19 5ms 9 8ms 19 5ms 19 5ms 7 9ms 7 9ms AP 3200T PMCL CameraLink ClockFrequency Shortest Period of Trigger Base Medium Medium...

Page 46: ...um RGB8 37 125 50 717 44 1088 1132 22 32 44 8 74 25 101 434 44 1088 1132 11 16 89 61 84 86 115 925 44 1088 1132 9 765 102 33 Medium RGB10 37 125 25 428 44 1088 1132 44 518 22 46 74 25 50 856 44 1088 1...

Page 47: ...1456 1460 17 21 58 121 Medium RGB8 37 125 4 728 732 19 72 50 717 74 25 4 728 732 9 86 101 434 84 86 4 728 732 8 638 115 925 Medium RGB10 37 125 4 1456 1460 39 33 25 428 74 25 4 1456 1460 19 66 50 856...

Page 48: ...riod FVAL end to next trigger start C usec Base RGB8 37 125MHz 39 33 119 1479 3426 74 25 MHz 19 66 60 751 1702 84 86 MHz 17 21 53 661 1493 Medium RGB8 37 125MHz 19 72 60 753 1761 74 25 MHz 9 86 31 388...

Page 49: ...751 393 22258 84 86 MHz 17 21 53 661 344 19483 Medium RGB8 37 125MHz 19 72 60 753 394 22319 74 25 MHz 9 86 31 388 197 11159 84 86 MHz 8 63 27 343 173 9772 Medium RGB10 37 125MHz 39 33 119 1479 787 445...

Page 50: ...m Trigger end edge to Exposure end D usec Base RGB8 37 125MHz 39 33 119 1479 3426 119 74 25 MHz 19 66 60 751 1702 60 84 86 MHz 17 21 53 661 1493 53 Medium RGB8 37 125MHz 19 72 60 753 1761 60 74 25 MHz...

Page 51: ...39 33 119 1479 906 119 74 25 MHz 19 66 60 751 453 60 84 86 MHz 17 21 53 661 397 53 Medium RGB8 37 125MHz 19 72 60 753 454 60 74 25 MHz 9 86 31 388 228 31 84 86 MHz 8 63 27 343 200 27 Medium RGB10 37 1...

Page 52: ...8 37 125 35 835 34 1544 1578 44 035 22 71 74 25 71 67 34 1544 1578 22 018 45 42 84 86 81 908 34 1544 1578 19 265 51 91 Medium RGB10 37 125 17 952 34 1544 1578 87 9 11 38 74 25 35 904 34 1544 1578 43 9...

Page 53: ...4 37 41 033 Medium RGB8 37 125 4 1032 1036 27 91 35 835 74 25 4 1032 1036 13 95 71 67 84 86 4 1032 1036 12 21 81 908 Medium RGB10 37 125 4 2064 2068 55 7 17 952 74 25 4 2064 2068 27 85 35 904 84 86 4...

Page 54: ...Period FVAL end to next trigger start C usec Base RGB8 37 125MHz 55 70 168 1424 469 74 25 MHz 27 85 85 729 218 84 86 MHz 24 38 74 642 187 Medium RGB8 37 125MHz 27 91 85 729 220 74 25 MHz 13 95 43 381...

Page 55: ...0 43949 84 86 MHz 24 38 74 642 341 38466 Medium RGB8 37 125MHz 27 91 85 729 391 44034 74 25 MHz 13 95 43 381 195 22017 84 86 MHz 12 22 38 338 171 19275 Medium RGB10 37 125MHz 55 70 168 1424 780 87889...

Page 56: ...riod from Trigger end edge to Exposure end D usec Base RGB8 37 125MHz 55 70 168 1424 469 168 74 25 MHz 27 85 85 729 218 85 84 86 MHz 24 38 74 642 187 74 Medium RGB8 37 125MHz 27 91 85 729 220 85 74 25...

Page 57: ...70 168 1424 948 168 74 25 MHz 27 85 85 729 475 85 84 86 MHz 24 38 74 642 415 74 Medium RGB8 37 125MHz 27 91 85 729 476 85 74 25 MHz 13 95 43 381 238 43 84 86 MHz 12 22 38 338 209 38 Medium RGB10 37 12...

Page 58: ...and B Master Mode When using this mode set IndividualGainMode to Off Adjust the AnalogAll master gain setting first and then adjust the AnalogRed DigitalRed AnalogBlue and DigitalBlue setting values t...

Page 59: ...o Continuous you can configure the conditions for automatic adjustment in detail l For more information on Automatic Control see ALC Automatic Level Control For more information on the setting items s...

Page 60: ...lue Selectable Range Description JAI LUT Mode LUT Use LUT LUT Selector Red Green Blue Select the LUT channel to control LUT Index 0 256 Select the LUT index to configure Indexes represent the possible...

Page 61: ...radation in the dark areas may be less noticeable when camera outputs are displayed without processing The gamma function can be used to correct the camera signals with an opposite direction curve and...

Page 62: ...ach of the three sensors Pixel interpolation can be performed via automatic detection or point by point manual settings Automatic Detection Automatic detection can only detect lit defective pixels i e...

Page 63: ...gs Each point is saved to the camera s internal memory as you configure them You can configure values that are within the total effective pixel area Specify pixels for which interpolation is not neces...

Page 64: ...t to more than 128 must must be configured by the ROI function In such cases the correction area is included in the image area configured by the ROI See the table below for the block size information...

Page 65: ...of gain cannot be increased to more than twice the amount of gain from before correction l If the area in the screen with the highest brightness level is 175 LSB or less during 10 bit video output pr...

Page 66: ...whichever you set later Binning Horizontal When BinningVertical 1 Off Digital Binning on FPGA When BinningVertical 2 On Analog Binning on Sensor Note Disabled when SensorMultiRoiMode is set to On and...

Page 67: ...the frame rate by specifying a lower height as the number of lines scanned decreases The setting ranges for the ROI function s readable area based on the Binning setting BinningHorizontal BinningVerti...

Page 68: ...ual Ver 2 0 Main Functions 68 Examples Setting Example 1 Binning Horizontal 1 Binning Vertical 1 Setting Example 2 Binning Horizontal 2 Binning Vertical 2 Note For details on the frame rates for commo...

Page 69: ...inning mode and SensorMultiROI mode can be used at the same time if BinningVertical 1 or BinningHorizontal 1 l Sequencer mode and SensorMultiROI mode can not be used at the same time The setting is JA...

Page 70: ...uencer mode are available for the Sequencer function Note The Sequencer function cannot be used together with Sensor Multi ROI function About indexes imaging conditions Up to 128 indexes can be config...

Page 71: ...to the sequence When gamma is selected the gamma setting defined in AnalogControl is applied to all exposures in the sequence When LUT is selected the LUT characteristics defined in AnalogControl are...

Page 72: ...vision application In this way Command Sequencer mode allows you to programmatically adjust your sequence in response to image analysis or input from other sensors The same index table will be execute...

Page 73: ...Exposure Auto or both to Continuous mode Configure the minimum value maximum value etc for AGC and ASC under JAI CustomControlALC The target video levels for AGC and ASC are configured in ALC Referenc...

Page 74: ...lor spaces are available RGB sRGB RGB AdobeRGB RGB UserCustom XYZ and HSI Specify the desied color space by configuring ColorTransofrmationMode and ColorTransformationRGBMode as follows ColorTransform...

Page 75: ...er function for enhancing the contrast of lines or edges within images and a Color Enhancer function for enhancing specified colors Edge Enhancer Function The Edge Enhancer function is enabled when En...

Page 76: ...Three counters are available on the camera Counter0 Counter1 and Counter2 The functions that can be counted are fixed for each counter l Counter0 Counts the number of FrameStartTrigger instances l Co...

Page 77: ...which to read the count value When set to Off the counter operation will stop but will not be reset CounterEventActivation When the counter function is enabled Counter0 Counter1 and Counter2 are fixed...

Page 78: ...Binning H V AP 3200T PMCL Enhancement ColorMatrix Note The Binning function on AP 1600T PMCL is enabled or disabled depending on the Binning settings For more information see Binning Function All vid...

Page 79: ...ation Device Version Display the software version Device Firmware Version Display the firmware version DeviceSerialNumber Device User ID Any Set the user ID for the camera Device Temperature Selector...

Page 80: ...is operating Width Max AP 1600T PMCL 1456 AP 3200T PMCL 2064 Display the maximum image width Height Max AP 1600T PMCL 1088 AP 3200T PMCL 1544 Display the maximum image height Width Related Topic ROI R...

Page 81: ...ng Binning Horizontal 1 Off 2 x2 1 Off Set the number of pixels in the horizontal direction for which to perform binning BinningVerticalMode Sum Average AP 1600T PMCL FIxed to Sum Sum Set the processi...

Page 82: ...gger Selector Related Topic Trigger Control Frame Start Frame Start Select the trigger operation Trigger Mode Off On Off Enables Disables the Trigger mode Trigger Software Execute a software trigger T...

Page 83: ...ontrol via exposure time Select the exposure mode ExposureTimeMode Common Individual Common When set to Individual ExposureTime can be adjusted for RGB individually ExposureTimeSelector Common Red Gre...

Page 84: ...l Select the gain to configure Gain x1 Set the gain value for the gain item selected with the GainSelector setting Gain Auto Off Continuous Once Off Enable disable gain auto adjustment Once automatica...

Page 85: ...UT mode LUT Control Related Topic LUT Lookup Table Configure LUT settings Note Settings that can only be configured when image acquisition on the camera is stopped LUT Control Item Setting Range Defau...

Page 86: ...t Description ColorTransformationMode RGB XYZ HSI RGB Set the output image format ColorTransformation RGBMode Off sRGB AdobeRGB UserCustom Off Set the detailed mode when RGB is selected for the color...

Page 87: ...tput status whether it is input or output Line Inverter True False False Enable disable polarity inversion for the selected input signal or output signal Line Status Related Topic Line Status True Fal...

Page 88: ...figure counter settings This camera only supports counter functions Counter and Timer Control Item Setting Range Default Description CounterSelector Counter0 2 Counter0 Select the counter CounterEvent...

Page 89: ...r Function Configure sequencer settings Note Settings that can only be configured when image acquisition on the camera is stopped Sequencer Control Item Setting Range Default Description SequencerMode...

Page 90: ...cerIndex SequencerOffsetX AP 1600T PMCL 0 1440 720 step 16 8 Default 0 AP 3200T PMCL 2 2048 1024 step 16 8 Default 0 The parenthesis value applies when BinningHorizontal is set to 2 Set the horizontal...

Page 91: ...ber of pixels in the vertical direction for which to perform binning SequencerLutMode Gamma LUT Gamma Set the sequence LUT mode SequencerSetActive Displays the active LUT number SequencerCommand Index...

Page 92: ...is value is calculated based on the Pulse Generator Length value Pulse Generator Start Point 0 1048574 0 Set the start point for the High interval using clock value When the counter reaches this value...

Page 93: ...or Pulse Generator Clear Source Low High AcquisitionTriggerWait AcquisitionActive FrameTriggerWait FrameActive ExposureActive FVAL LVAL PulseGenerator0 3 UserOutput 0 3 Line5 Opt In 1 Line6 OptoIn2 Na...

Page 94: ...vel for ALC unit ALCAreaSelector LowRight LowMid Right LowMid Left LowLeft Mid LowRight Mid LowMid Right Mid LowMid Left Mid LowLeft Mid HighRight Mid HighMid Right Mid HighMid Left Mid HighLeft HighR...

Page 95: ...Standard Control the speed in ALCControlSpeed Set from 1 8 fastest Ratio Control the speed in ALCControlRatio Set from 1 100 fastest ALCControlSpeed 1 slow 8 fast 4 Set the response speed for AGC ASC...

Page 96: ...ght Select the area for which to configure AWBAreaEnable AWBAreaEnable True False False Enable disable the photometry area selected in AWBAreaSelector AWBAreaEnableAll True False False True Operate AW...

Page 97: ...shCompensation Index 1 200 Select the index for the target blemish coordinates BlemishDataPosition X Y BlemishCompensation PositionX AP 1600T PMCL 1 1455 AP 3200T PMCL 1 2063 1 Display the X coordinat...

Page 98: ...uisition on the camera is stopped Shading Control Item Setting Range Default Description ShadingCorrectionMode FlatShading ColorShading FlatShading Select the shading correction method ShadingMode Off...

Page 99: ...ltiRoiMode is Off SensorMultiRoiIndex Index1 Index2 Index1 Select the index for the sensor Multi Roi mode SensorMultiRoiWidth 96 1456 Set the width for the selected sensor Multi Roi index SensorMultiR...

Page 100: ...oProcessBypass mode EnhancerSelector Related Topic Edge Enhancer Color Enhancer Edge Color Specify the operation mode for Enhancer EnhancerEnable True False Enable disable EdgeEnhancer and ColorEnhanc...

Page 101: ...600 Startup Data Length 8bit Start Bit 1bit Stop Bit 1 bit Parity None Xon Xoff Control None Protocol Short ASCII Command Transmit the Setting Command to Camera NN is any kind of the command NN Param...

Page 102: ...er a communication has been established When switching to other baud rate the procedure is as follows e g Change baud rate to 115200bps 1 Confirm baud rates camera supported Send to camera SBDRT CR LF...

Page 103: ...D User can save and load free text 64 or less characters UD Param CR LF UD CR LF Technology Specific Bootstrap Register Name Access Short ASCII Values MIN MAX Default Description DeviceSerialPort Supp...

Page 104: ...sequence between Host and Camera Display the currently configured transmission baud rate To change the transmission baud rate use this command Device Control Command List Note For more information on...

Page 105: ...gVertical is set to 2 HTL Param CR LF HTL CR LF 2 line Step OffsetX R W OFC Min Max Width Min Max Default AP 1600T PMCL 0 1440 720 0 AP 3200T PMCL 2048 1024 0 The parenthesis value applies when Binnin...

Page 106: ...alues DEFAULT Description PixelFormat R W BA 3 RGB8 4 RGB10 5 RGB12 VideoProcessbypass On only 3 BA Param CR LF BA CR LF TestPattern R W TPN 0 Off 1 GreyHorizontalRamp 2 GreyVerticalRamp 3 GreyHorizon...

Page 107: ...0 TM Param CR LF TM CR LF TriggerSoftware W O STRG 1 STRG 1 CR LF FrameStartTrigSource R W TI 0 Low 1 High 2 Software 10 PulseGenerator0 11 PulseGenerator1 12 PulseGenerator2 13 PulseGenerator3 14 Us...

Page 108: ...TimeSelect or Common R W PE See the tables in Appendix Command List FramePeriod 18H PE Param CR LF PE CR LF ExposureTime ExposureTimeSelect or Red R W PER See the tables in Appendix Command List Frame...

Page 109: ...FGA CR LF Gain GainSelector AnalogRed R W FGR IndividualGainMode Off 47 400 IndividualGainMode On 100 6400 100 FGR Param CR LF FGR CR LF Gain GainSelector AnalogGreen R W FGG IndividualGainMode Off 47...

Page 110: ...nuous 4 ExposureOnce It can not be selected when ExposureTimeMode Common 0 AWB Param CR LF AWB CR LF BlackLevel BlackLevel Selector DigitalAll R W BL 133 255 0 BL Param CR LF BL CR LF BlackLevel Black...

Page 111: ...index 0 256 0 LUTB Param1 Param2 CR LF LUTB Param1 CR LF Param 2 LUTdata 0 4095 1 equivalent value Color Transformation Control Command List Notes l This function is enabled only when Video Process B...

Page 112: ...CMVGB 20 2 0 20 2 0 0 CMVGB Param CR LF CMVGB CR LF ColorMatrixValue ColorMatrixSelector ColorMatrixB R R W CMVBR 20 2 0 20 2 0 0 CMVBR Param CR LF CMVBR CR LF ColorMatrixValue ColorMatrixSelector Col...

Page 113: ...PulseGenerator1 12 PulseGenerator2 13 PulseGenerator3 14 UserOutput0 15 UserOutput1 16 UserOutput2 17 UserOutput3 21 Line5 OptIn1 22 Line6 OptIn2 23 Line7 CC1 26 NAND0Out 27 NAND1Out LS0 Param CR LF...

Page 114: ...W USC3 0 False 1 True 0 USC1 Param CR LF USC1 CR LF Counter and Timer Control Command List Note For more information on each setting see Counter and Timer Control Setting List Name Access Short ASCII...

Page 115: ...ource Off Counter2 Reset to 0 and continue to count CounterEventSource Off Counter2 Reset to 0 CounterValue CounterSelector Counter0 R O CV0 0 65535 0 CV0 CR LF CounterValue CounterSelector Counter1 R...

Page 116: ...QF128 1 255 1 SQF1 128 Param CR LF SQF1 128 CR LF SequencerSetNext SequencerSetSelector 1 128 R W SQNI1 SQNI 128 1 128 SQNI1 128 Param CR LF SQNI1 128 CR LF SequencerWidth SequencerSetSelector 1 128 R...

Page 117: ...ualGainMode On 100 fixed 100 SQGA1 128 Param CR LF SQGA1 128 CR LF SequencerGainAnalog Red SequencerSetSelector 1 128 R W SQGR1 SQGR128 IndividualGainMode Off 47 400 IndividualGainMode On 100 6400 100...

Page 118: ...1 Binning Off 2 Binning 2 mode 1 SQHB1 128 Param CR LF SQHB1 128 CR LF SequencerBinning Vertical SequencerSetSelector 1 128 R W SQVB1 SQVB128 1 Binning Off 2 Binning 2 mode 1 SQVB1 128 Param CR LF SQ...

Page 119: ...formation on each setting see Transport Layer Control Setting List Name Access Short ASCII Values DEFAULT Description ClConfiguration R W CLCFG 0 Base 1 Medium 2 Full 3 Eighty Bit Pixel Format RGB8 On...

Page 120: ...PGL0 PGL3 1 1048575 30000 PGL0 3 Param CR LF PGL0 3 CR LF PulseGeneratorStart Point PulseGeneratorSelector 0 3 R W PGST0 PGST3 1 1048574 0 PGST0 3 Param CR LF PGST0 3 CR LF PulseGeneratorEnd Point Pul...

Page 121: ...or2 13 PulseGenerator3 14 UserOutput0 15 UserOutput1 16 UserOutput2 17 UserOutput3 21 Line5 OptIn1 22 Line6 OptIn2 23 Line7 CC1 26 NAND0Out 27 NAND1Out 0 PGIN0 3 Param CR LF PGIN0 3 CR LF When PulseGe...

Page 122: ...elector LowMidRight R W ALCLMR 0 False 1 True 1 ALCLMR Param CR LF ALCLMR CR LF ALCAreaEnable ALCAreaSelector LowMidLeft R W ALCLML 0 False 1 True 1 ALCLML Param CR LF ALCLML CR LF ALCAreaEnable ALCAr...

Page 123: ...LF ALCHR CR LF ALCAreaEnable ALCAreaSelector MidHighRight R W ALCMHR 0 False 1 True 1 ALCMHR Param CR LF ALCMHR CR LF ALCAreaEnable ALCAreaSelector MidHighLeft R W ALCMHL 0 False 1 True 1 ALCMHL Param...

Page 124: ...CS Param CR LF ALCS CR LF ALCControlRatios R W ALCR 1 100 90 ALCR Param CR LF ALCR CR LF ALCStatus R O ALCST 0 Off 2 ASC 3 AGC 0 ALCST CR LF AutoControlStatus R O ATCS 1 ExecutingASC 2 ExecutingAGC 3...

Page 125: ...CR LF AWBAreaEnable AWBAreaSelector MidLowRight R W AWBMLR 0 False 1 True 1 AWBMLR Param CR LF AWBMLR CR LF AWBAreaEnable AWBAreaSelector MidLowMidRight R W AWBMLMR 0 False 1 True 1 AWBMLMR Param CR L...

Page 126: ...Param CR LF AWBHR CR LF AWBAreaEnable AWBAreaSelector MidHighRight R W AWBMHR 0 False 1 True 1 AWBMHR Param CR LF AWBMHR CR LF AWBAreaEnable AWBAreaSelector MidHighLeft R W AWBMHL 0 False 1 True 1 AWB...

Page 127: ...PXWR Param 1 Blemish index Param 2 Xposition AP 1600T PMCL 1 1455 AP 3200T PMCL 1 2063 1 BMPXWR Param1 Param2 CR LF BMPXWR Param1 CR LF BlemishCompensation Index and PositionX BlemishSelector Green R...

Page 128: ...DataClear BlemishSelector Red W O BMCLRR BlemishCompensationIndex 1 200 BMCLRR Param CR LF BlemishCompensation DataClear BlemishSelector Green W O BMCLRG BlemishCompensationIndex 1 200 BMCLRG Param C...

Page 129: ...st Name Access Short ASCII Values Default Description ShadingCorrection Mode R W SDCM 0 Flat Shading 1 Color Shading 0 SDCM Param CR LF SDCM CR LF ShadingMode R W SDM 0 OFF 1 User 1 2 User 2 3 User 3...

Page 130: ...ram CR LF SMRH1 2 CR LF SensorMultiRoiVerticalEnable Index1 I ndex2 MIN MAX will change depending on the state of BinningVertical SensorMultiRoiOffsetX SensorMultiRoiIndex 1 2 R W SMROX1 2 SMROX1 2 Pa...

Page 131: ...ly ColorEnhancerValue ColorEnhancerSelect Cyan R W CEVALCY 0 10 0 CEVALCY Param CR LF CEVALCY CR LF VideoProcessBypass Off Only ColorEnhancerValue ColorEnhancerSelect Green R W CEVALG 0 10 0 CEVALG Pa...

Page 132: ...11 4 44444 87719 RGB8 Base 74 2 44 9 22 8 22272 43860 RGB8 Base 84 8 51 3 26 19493 38462 RGB10 Medium 37 1 22 5 11 4 44444 87719 RGB10 Medium 74 2 44 9 22 8 22272 43860 RGB10 Medium 84 8 51 3 26 19493...

Page 133: ...Default fps Exposure Time Max us AP 1600T PMCL AP 3200T PMCL AP 1600T PMCL AP 3200T PMCL RGB8 Base 37 1 22 5 11 4 43102 85895 RGB8 Base 74 2 44 9 22 8 21905 43449 RGB8 Base 84 8 51 3 26 19213 38083 R...

Page 134: ...orrect the display As the light emitting properties of the monitor are not linear the entire image may be darker or the gradation in the dark areas may be less noticeable when camera outputs are displ...

Page 135: ...fps 51 9 fps Full RGB8 126 1 fps 55 6 fps EightyBit RGB8 126 1 fps 55 6 fps EMVA 1288 parameters Absolute sensitivity Maximum SN ratio AP 1600T PMCL At 12 bit output 3 88p 525nm 40 66dB AP 3200T PMCL...

Page 136: ...ontrol Speed 1 8 Video send mode NormalMode TriggerSequencerMode CommandSequencerMode SensorMultiMode Digital I O LineSelector 12P GPIO IN GPIO OUT Black level adjustment Default level 8LSB 8bit Video...

Page 137: ...p 12 V DC input 7 4 W max Lens mount C mount Lens mount protrusion length of 4 mm or less is supported Flange back 17 526 tolerance 0 mm to 0 05 m Optical filter IR cut filter Verified performance tem...

Page 138: ...00T PMCL AP 3200T PMCL User Manual Ver 2 0 Miscellaneous 138 Package Contents l Camera 1 l Sensor protection cap 1 l Dear customer sheet 1 Optional Accessories Sold Separately l MP 44 Tripod Adapter P...

Page 139: ...72 5 fps 24bit 0 3 MP 640 480 ROI 2x2 Binning 6 9 6 9 4 42 x 3 31 5 52 488 6 fps 24bit AP 3200T PMCL Pixel Count Resolution Screen Size ROI Binning PixelSize m Image Size mm Frame Rate 3 2 MP 2064 154...

Page 140: ...AP 1600T PMCL AP 3200T PMCL User Manual Ver 2 0 Miscellaneous 140 Spectral Response...

Page 141: ...AP 1600T PMCL AP 3200T PMCL User Manual Ver 2 0 Miscellaneous 141 Dimensions Notes l Dimensional tolerance 0 3mm l Unit mm...

Page 142: ...1 Minimum value of Gain AnalogAll Minimum value of Gain AnalogIndividualRed Green Blue 1 1 122 Near maximum value of Gain DigitalRed DigitalBlue 3 2 1 259 3 1 413 4 1 585 5 1 778 6 1 995 7 2 239 8 2...

Page 143: ...096 Near maximum value of Gain AnalogIndividualRed Green Blue 6 Notes l 1 Actual minimum value is 47 0 47 6 558 dB l 2 Actual minimum value is 90 0 9 0 915 dB l 3 Actual maximum value is 110 1 1 0 82...

Page 144: ...AP 1600T PMCL AP 3200T PMCL User Manual Ver 2 0 Miscellaneous 144 User s Record Model name Revision Serial No Firmware version For camera revision history please contact your local JAI distributor...

Page 145: ...LCControlMode and ALCControlRatio ALC Automatic Level Control l Updated China RoHS l Corrected updated topics including Binning Function and Video Process Bypass Mode Previous Revisions AP 1600T PMCL...

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