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For customers in Canada

This apparatus complies with the Class A limits for radio noise emissions set out in Radio
Interference Regulations.

Pour les utilisateurs au Canada

Cet appareil est conforme aux normes Classe A pour bruits radioélectriques, spécifiées dans le
Règlement sur le brouillage radioélectrique.

Life Support Applications

The products described in this reference guide are not designed for use in life support appliances, or
devices and systems where malfunction of these products can reasonably be expected to result in
personal injury.
MIKROTRON customers using or selling these products for use in such applications do so at their
own risk and agree to fully indemnify MIKROTRON for any damages resulting from such improper
use or sale.

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Summary of Contents for EoSens 25CXP

Page 1: ...Remarks Notes and Warnings 4CXP Camera page 1 of 70 MIKROTRON GmbH EoSens 4CXP Reference Guide...

Page 2: ...ware 14 Rear Side of the Camera with DIN Connector 14 Rear Side of the Camera with 5W5 Connector 15 Connecting a Frame Grabber 16 DIN Connector 16 5W5 Connector 17 Connecting an External Power Supply...

Page 3: ...nnectionReset 32 DeviceConnectionID 32 MasterHostConnectionID 33 ControlPacketSizeMax 33 StreamPacketSizeMax 33 ConnectionConfig 34 ConnectionConfigDefault 34 TestMode 34 TestErrorCountSelector 35 Tes...

Page 4: ...ctor 44 RegionMode 45 RegionDestination 45 Width 45 Height 46 DecimationHorizontal 46 DecimationVertical 47 OffsetX 47 OffsetY 47 SensorWidth 48 SensorHeight 48 WidthMax 48 HeightMax 48 PixelFormat 49...

Page 5: ...egisterSetSelector 58 AnalogRegisterSelector 58 AnalogValue 58 InfoFieldFrameCounterEnable 59 InfoFieldTimeStampEnable 60 InfoFieldRoiEnable 61 Firmware and Update 62 Firmware Updater 62 Technical Dat...

Page 6: ...ading this reference guide carefully This reference guide is subject to change without notice Remarks Notes and Warnings This reference guide contains remarks notes and warnings that are helpful and o...

Page 7: ...quipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions given in this reference guide may cause harmful interference to radio c...

Page 8: ...ues sp cifi es dans le R glement sur le brouillage radio lectrique Life Support Applications The products described in this reference guide are not designed for use in life support appliances or devic...

Page 9: ...the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment 2011 65 EU Approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility and repealing Direct...

Page 10: ...cification Connecting a lower or higher supply voltage AC voltage reversal polarity or using wrong pins of the power connector may damage the camera Doing so will void warranty Our warranty does not p...

Page 11: ...Mount lens adapter as ordered MIKROTRON s Support CD Optional several lenses www mikrotron de en DIN 1 0 2 3 four bundle cable KKRDDINDINxx 6Gx4 with DIN 1 0 2 3 connector at both ends 4x available i...

Page 12: ...NTCAM13xx NTCAM13XX10 with 6 pin Hirose connector and 5 10 m cable F mount adapter System Requirements In order to use the MC408x camera you need image processing system e g PC and software completely...

Page 13: ...igh speed applications but also when shooting a scene in high resolution documentary films or commercial clips The camera electronic is enclosed in a compact and solid full metal housing making it rob...

Page 14: ...W5 MC4083 8 10 c C F CXP 6 563 fps 5W5 MC4086 8 10 m C F CXP 5 566 fps DIN1 0 2 3 MC4087 8 10 c C F CXP 5 566 fps DIN1 0 2 3 Rear Side of the Camera with DIN Connector At the rear of the cameras MC408...

Page 15: ...d to connect the camera via 4 lines with a CoaXPress frame grabber and to supply the camera with power power over coax so called PoCXP Alternatively a 6 pin Hirose power connector is available to conn...

Page 16: ...6 4 6 25 Gbit s 25 Gbit s up to 40 m Remark If several connections are used all connections will have to be run with the same transmission speed DIN Connector In order to connect a MC4086 4087 camera...

Page 17: ...GHz and different lengths WARNING Please carefully connect and release the socket with the 5W5 connector Connect them precisely to avoid deformation of the connectors or other damages If connecting a...

Page 18: ...page 11 The 12 pin connector provides a strobe signal STRBOUT which is low during exposure and two inputs for an external trigger page 39 In case you assemble your own cable pay attention to the pinni...

Page 19: ...pin wiring of the connector as described below The 6 pin connector provides a strobe signal STRBOUT which is low during exposure In case you assemble your own cable pay attention to the pinning descri...

Page 20: ...ction in progress PoCXP not in use slow flash alternate red green device incompatible PoCXP active slow flash alternate red orange device incompatible PoCXP not in use solid green device connected but...

Page 21: ...etermine the frame rate for a certain link speed and resolution Cleaning the Sensor or the Lens If necessary clean the window of the sensor and the lens with a dry soft lens cleansing tissue WARNING S...

Page 22: ...main supply Initial Setup The MC408x comes with initial parameters and therefore does not have to be configured via the host software The initial settings include values like sensor resolution or fram...

Page 23: ...r cameras 2 SFNC recommended names and features of compliant devices 3 GenTL transport layer to be supported by any compliant frame grabber to transport camera data into the application With CoaXPress...

Page 24: ...n of the feature in plain ASCII There are also a number of additional elements that make a complete feature description For example the minimum and maximum values or its default value Please refer to...

Page 25: ...mmer Name Address Access Length Bytes Register Interface Page Standard 0x00000000 R 4 Integer 26 Revision 0x00000004 R 4 Integer 27 XmlManifestSize 0x00000008 R 4 Integer 27 XmlManifestSelector 0x0000...

Page 26: ...0x00004014 R W 4 Enumerate 34 ConnectionConfigDefault 0x00004018 R 4 Integer 34 TestMode 0x0000401C R W 4 Integer 34 TestErrorCountSelector 0x00004020 R W 4 Integer 35 TestErrorCount 0x00004024 R W 4...

Page 27: ...is revision 1 1 of the specification shall return 0x00010001 XmlManifestSize This register returns the number of available XML manifests At least one manifest must be available Access read Type unsign...

Page 28: ...on number of the XML file 7 0 SchemaSubMinorVersion sub minor version number of the XML file XmlSchemeVersion XmlManifestSelector This register provides the GenICam schema version for the XML file giv...

Page 29: ...s an uncompressed text XML file zip indicates a ZIP format compressed text file Address start address of the file in the device memory map given in hexadecimal form without a leading 0x The address st...

Page 30: ...or name Remark Example MIKROTRON GmbH DeviceModelName This register provides the model name of the Device as a string Access read Type string 0 32 In Out model name Remark Example MC2586 DeviceManufac...

Page 31: ...minor number 00000 The sample in the table above results in the device version string H000 100 00000 DeviceSerialNumber This register provides the serial number for the device as a NULL terminated str...

Page 32: ...cturer specific address of DeviceTapGeometry Image1StreamIDAddress manufacturer specific address of Image1StreamID ConnectionReset Writing the value 0x00000001 into this register will reset the Device...

Page 33: ...s defined in Bytes and will be a multiple of 4 Bytes The defined size is that of the entire packet not only the payload Access read Type unsigned integer In Out control packet size in multiples of 4 b...

Page 34: ...Gbps per connection Out connection configuration ConnectionConfigDefault This register provides the value of the ConnectionConfig register that allows the Device to operate in default mode This featu...

Page 35: ...000000 Out error count Remark Writing 0x00000000 to this register resets the error count for the connector referred to by the register TestErrorCountSelector to zero A connection reset sets all connec...

Page 36: ...this register shall reset to zero the received connection packet count for the connection referred to by register TestErrorCountSelector A connection reset sets all connection test counters to zero H...

Page 37: ...ration 41 ExposureTime R W 4 Integer 41 ExposureTimeMax R 4 Integer 41 AcquisitionFrameRate R W 4 Integer 42 AcquisitionFrameRateMax R 4 Integer 42 TestImageSelector R W 4 Enumeration 43 AcquisitionMo...

Page 38: ...have to be set to Timed Otherwise recording will not be possible TriggerSelector This feature is used to select the type of trigger to be configured Access read write Type enumeration In Enumeration D...

Page 39: ...he duration of the trigger signal itself variable exposure time The settings in ExposureMode will only be relevant if the camera is in triggered mode TriggerSource TriggerSelector This feature defines...

Page 40: ...cket this activator expects a subsequent trigger rising edge trigger packet to finish the trigger sequence Any Edge camera will start to acquire frames on the arrival of a CXP trigger falling edge as...

Page 41: ...Edge it will be the time the trigger stays high if TriggerActivation is FallingEdge it will last as long as the trigger stays low Out Remark ExposureMode is enabled in triggered mode only It is not ad...

Page 42: ...integer In 1 AcquisitionFrameRateMax Out AcquisitionFrameRate Remark AcquisitionFrameRateMax This feature returns the maximal possible frame rate in Hz in dependency of the camera settings Access read...

Page 43: ...ion OFF TestImageSelector is disabled GreyHorizontalRamp Moving camera will send a test image that shows vertically oriented grayscale bars moving into horizontal direction on the screen Out current t...

Page 44: ...X R W 4 Integer 46 OffsetY R W 4 Integer 47 DecimationHorizontal R W 4 Integer 46 DecimationVertical R W 4 Integer 47 SensorWidth R 4 Integer 48 SensorHeight R 4 Integer 48 WidthMax R 4 Integer 48 Hei...

Page 45: ...ive Out Remark RegionDestination This feature controls the destination of the selected region Access read write Type enumeration In stream0 Out Remark Width This feature provides the image width in pi...

Page 46: ...l direction must be sampled to build the image So the size of the image gets reduced in horizontal direction by the factor of DecimationHorizontal A decimation factor of 1 means no horizontal decimati...

Page 47: ...get a sub sampled image which covers the whole vertical sensor height but uses just the half number of lines you have to set the Height parameter to SensorHeight 2 and the DecimatinVertical factor to...

Page 48: ...ated after a horizontal decimation or any other function changing the horizontal dimension of the image WidthMax does not take into account the current ROI Width or OffsetX Its value must be greater t...

Page 49: ...a color image page 66 Green Red Blue Green color Out see above Remark The available pixel formats depend on the camera connected monochrome or color TapGeometry This feature describes the format of th...

Page 50: ...Camera Image Format Control page 50 of 70 MIKROTRON GmbH DeviceScanType This feature returns the value for the camera type line or area scan Access read Type enumeration In Out 0x00000000 areascan Re...

Page 51: ...ature selects which user set will be loaded saved or configured Access read write Type enumeration In Enumeration Description Default selects the factory setting user set UserSet1 selects the first us...

Page 52: ...rwritten The default user set is a set of factory settings and cannot be overwritten UserSetDefaultSelector This feature selects the user set which will be loaded and activated after a device reset Ac...

Page 53: ...ut see above Remark level can be incremented by 1 Gain This feature controls the gain of the image Access read write Type integer In min 50 max 1000 Out see above Remark gain can be incremented by 1 G...

Page 54: ...6 FixedPatternNoiseReduction R W 4 Enumeration 57 CustomSensorClkEnable R W 4 Enumeration 57 CustomSensorClk R W 4 Enumeration 57 AnalogRegisterSetSelector R W 4 Enumeration 58 AnalogRegisterSelector...

Page 55: ...umeration In Enumeration Description InfoSnr serial number of the camera same as feature DeviceID InfoType camera type model InfoSubType camera sub type InfoHwRevision camera hardware revision InfoFpg...

Page 56: ...rogram of the camera Bits Description 31 24 major version number 23 16 minor version number 15 00 build number 0x02050001 Version 2 5 Build 1 InfoSwVersion version of the microcontroller software Bits...

Page 57: ...default value can be overwritten by a customer selected value see feature CustomSensorClk below Overwriting the default sensor clock by a higher sensor clock may result in substantial higher frame ra...

Page 58: ...rite Type enumeration In Analog Register Set 0 Analog Register Set 1 Out Remark AnalogRegisterSelector This feature selects one of the analog registers for read write access Access read write Type int...

Page 59: ...l value or after each acquisition start command it will restart with 0 Pixel Meaning 0 frame counter LSB part counter bits 7 0 The values of pixel 0 and 1 are used to build a consecutive running bit f...

Page 60: ...led Out If this feature is enabled a 32 bit time stamp will be superimposed into each captured frame or ROI The frequency of the time stamp counter amounts to 25 MHz period 40 nanoseconds The frame co...

Page 61: ...f each frame starting with pixel number 8 Pixel number Description 8 horizontal offset LSB bits 0 7 9 horizontal offset MSB bits 8 15 10 width LSB bits 0 7 11 width MSB bits 8 15 12 vertical offset LS...

Page 62: ...exactly to your needs Firmware Updater In order to update the firmware it is not necessary to send the camera back to us Instead we provide an easy to handle Firmware Updater program that will support...

Page 63: ...Shutter speed from 1 s to 1 s in 2 s steps Internal dynamics 60 dB Fill factor x quantum efficiency 50 550 nm Full well charge 22000 e Camera Video output CoaXPress CXP 1 CXP 2 CXP 3 CXP 5 and CXP 6...

Page 64: ...rome and the color sensor with Bayer pattern filter on the sensor glass lid Color cameras are by default equipped with a UV IR cut filter with a transmittance of 370 to 670 nm resulting in a sensitivi...

Page 65: ...MC4087 color 4CXP Camera MIKROTRON GmbH page 65 of 70 MC4087 color...

Page 66: ...e colors and the order of a filter matrix as used by our cameras Green Red Blue Green The sensor is completely covered by identical 2 x 2 filter matrix elements As a result the color pattern of the fi...

Page 67: ...Rear View 4CXP Camera MIKROTRON GmbH page 67 of 70 Dimensions of MC4086 4087 Rear View Side View F mount adapter C mount adapter...

Page 68: ...Rear View 4CXP Camera page 68 of 70 MIKROTRON GmbH Dimensions of MC4082 MC4083 Rear View Side View F mount adapter C mount adapter...

Page 69: ...cally readable manual 24 EoSens 6 FCC Rules Part 15 7 feature type 24 Firmware Updater program 61 F Mount lens adapter 11 GenAPI 23 General Terms and Conditions 10 GenICAM 6 GenTL 23 HeightAddress 32...

Page 70: ...bH 4CXP Camera Reference Guide V2 3 Copyright 2015 Mikrotron GmbH This version was produced on 22nd of September 2015 by MIKROTRON GmbH Landshuter Str 20 22 85716 Unterschleissheim Germany Phone 0049...

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