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RMC-675/RMC-673
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Hardware Introduction
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High resistance to magnetic field and vibration/mechanical shock.
Due to its ruggedized design, the CCD imager can withstand strong vibration and shock with little or no noise
appearing in the picture. Since the RMC-675/RMC-673 are not influenced by a magnetic field, they will produce
stable images even when placed next to objects such as electric furnaces, welding machines or NMR scanners.
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Quick start-up and low power consumption.
No more than 2 seconds are needed for the RMC-675/RMC-673 to warm up, and shooting can begin within a
second after turning on the camera. The power consumption is less than 2.5W. This makes the cameras excellent
for use with battery operated systems.
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Three Year Warranty
The CCD solid state image sensors allow the cameras to maintain a superior performance level indefinitely while
requiring virtually no maintenance. JAI, Inc. backs all of the TM Series cameras with a three-year warranty.
Warning:
Unscrewing the camera cover or opening the camera in any way will void this warranty.
1.3
Configurable Options Availability
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Automatic Level Control (ALC OP1-5)
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Blemish Compensation (OP2-5)
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Extended Temperature -40C - +65C (OP22-5-1)
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Conformal Coating (OP22-5-5)
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Applications
The miniature size of the RMC-675/RMC-673 cameras eliminates the need for a remote-imager camera in all but
the most confined spaces. These cameras fit easily, both physically and functionally, into all types of machine
vision, automated inspection, and related applications. Other uses include remotely piloted vehicles, miniature
inspection devices, surveillance, microscopes and medical equipment.
1.5
System Configuration
Figure 1 (next page) presents a typical system configuration in which a computer and frame grabber board are
used. A computer and frame grabber board are not required for operation of the RMC-675/RMC-673 cameras.
The RS-232 com port is not required for operation, but it is needed to configure the cameras and other control
functions.
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