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Signal Handling 25
TM/ RM -1327GE Series
Table 3 shows which output labels carry the output signals.
Table 3 GPIO Look-Up Table Output Labels
Output label Signal Description
Q0 TTL-OUT(STROBE) Strobe output
Q1 N/A
Q2 N/A
Q3 N/A
Q4 EVINIT Trigger
Q5 N/A
Q6 EXT_VD Vertical Drive
Q7 EXT_HD Horizontal Drive
Q8 pulse_trig1 Pulse Generator 1 gets its trigger here
Q9 pulse_trig0 Pulse Generator 0 gets its trigger here
Q10 pulse_trig3 Pulse Generator 3 gets its trigger here
Q11 pulse_trig2 Pulse Generator 2 gets its trigger here
Q12 N/A
Q13 N/A
Q14 TRIG Trigger for camera’s internal frame grabber
Q15 RESV Reserved
4.4 Pulse Generators
The TM-1327GE camera has four independently programmable pulse generators. These generators
can run as either periodic or triggered. To run the pulse generators as triggered, they can be
triggered on either levels or signal edges. These generators can be tied to the camera inputs
(camera-control lines). For example, you can set pulse generator 0 in the Device Features tabbed
dialog box to the following values:
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Delay = 600
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Width = 14,000
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Granularity = 1
Now check the Periodic option and change the camera settings to Async 9. This triggers the camera,
based on the pulse width set in the Pulse Generator page.
Be careful with the pulse generator’s GPIO input and output polarity. If the delay and pulse-width
duration are switched around, the output polarity must be negated in the GPIO lookup table.
The pulse generators are configured in the “Pulse Generator” section of the “Device Features” tab
of the “Advanced Configuration” window as shown in Figure 25.
Figure 25. Pulse Generator Page
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