3. TRIGGER PORT
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1
2
4
Pin
Assignment
1
Trigger 0 (opto-isolated)
2
Not connected
3
Ground (opto-isolated)
4
Not connected
Figure 2: Pin assignment of trigger connector.
2.2
Dimensions and Mounting Holes
Dimensions of the available models are shown in Figures 1a and 1b. The figures
also include the spacing of the available mounting holes. All measurements are
provided in millimeters.
The top side features two threaded mounting holes with M3 metric threads.
The bottom side features four additional mounting holes with M3 threads, and
one mounting hole with a 1/4" UNC thread for use with tripods. The drill
depth of all mounting holes is 6 mm.
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Trigger Port
The camera features a trigger port on the backside, which uses a male 4 pin
Binder 718/768 series connector. This connector matches the female trigger
connector on SceneScan and SceneScan Pro.
The following manufacturer part numbers correspond to matching connec-
tors, and should be used for custom trigger cables:
99 3376
00 04
Matching connector with solder termination, not shielded.
99 3376 100 04
Matching connector with screw termination, not shielded.
99 3376 500 04
Matching connector with cutting clamps termination, not
shielded.
99 3362
00 04
Matching connector with solder termination for 3.5 - 5 mm
2
cable cross section, shielded.
99 3362
25 04
Matching connector with solder termination for 2 - 3.5 mm
2
cable cross section, shielded.
99 3362 100 04
Matching connector with screw termination for 3.5 - 5 mm
2
cable cross section, shielded.
99 3362 100 04
Matching connector with screw termination for 6 - 8 mm
2
cable cross section, shielded.
The pin assignment of the trigger port is shown in Figure 2. There is one
opto-isolated trigger line named Trigger 0, which correspond to the equally
named trigger signal provided by SceneScan.
By default, Karmin3 is configured such that image acquisition only happens
upon a positive edge of Trigger 0. It is thus necessary to connect Karmin3 to
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