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Optronis CP70-16-M/C-148 User Manual Download Page 13

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3.2.3

Glass Filter

Color cameras (CP70-12-C-188 model) are delivered with an IR filter placed in front of the sensor. Its typical
transmittance is illustrated on Figure 6.

Figure 6: Glass Filter typical transmittance (1830-SS-10 IR Filter)

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Summary of Contents for CP70-16-M/C-148

Page 1: ...Optronis CoaXPress Cameras CamPerform CP70 Series User Manual CP70 16 M C 148 Document Reference 1877 SU 01 A Release Date 11 04 2018...

Page 2: ...any further questions or if you wish to claim a service or warranty case please contact your local dealer or refer to the Optronis support You can contact our support by using our website or by email...

Page 3: ...1 3 1 Model Description 11 3 1 1 Model Name and Options 11 3 2 Technical Data 12 3 2 1 General Info 12 3 2 2 Mechanical Drawings Dimensions and Mounting Points 12 3 2 3 Glass Filter 13 4 Camera Main F...

Page 4: ...5 1 4 Auxiliary Connector 24 5 1 5 CoaXPress Status LEDs 26 6 Camera Control Interface 27 6 1 GenICam XML Interface 27 6 1 1 CoaXPress GenICam Compliant Interface 27 6 1 2 XML Entry Access Mode 27 6...

Page 5: ...ion 12 Figure 6 Glass Filter typical transmittance 1830 SS 10 IR Filter 13 Figure 7 Camera Single ROI control 15 Figure 8 Sync Timings 18 Figure 9 CP70 HW Identification 22 Figure 10 CP70 Power Connec...

Page 6: ...6 1 General 1 1 Declaration of Conformity...

Page 7: ...s The following signs are used in this user manual to highlight some information Remarks and additional information Attention warnings 1 5 Scope of Delivery The camera is delivered together with Brief...

Page 8: ...e power over Coaxpress PoCXP or delivered external power supply option Temperature and Humidity Please respect recommended conditions You may use controlled airflow or heatsinks to keep camera in bett...

Page 9: ...ling or removing camera lens Depending on your lens mount type and lens pay attention to following points If your lens has a mounting mark first align lens holder and lens mounting marks and then rota...

Page 10: ...ng formula distances in millimeters Alternatively if you already have a lens you can compute working distance using the following formula distances in millimeters Examples PixelSize 0 008mm Full resol...

Page 11: ...s CamPerform camera series decoding information are illustrated here after Check camera label on the bottom side to get both Ref Camera Model Name see Figure 3 S N Camera Serial Number see Figure 4 Fi...

Page 12: ...vel electrically isolated Interface CoaXPress 1 1 4ch CXP 6 DIN 1 0 2 3 connectors Power 10W PoCXP ext Operating ambient temperature 0 40 C 32 104 F Weight 400g without mount Dimensions 85mm x 85mm x...

Page 13: ...lter Color cameras CP70 12 C 188 model are delivered with an IR filter placed in front of the sensor Its typical transmittance is illustrated on Figure 6 Figure 6 Glass Filter typical transmittance 18...

Page 14: ...tion in this paragraph Please check also 6 2 XML Main Entries Features Description page 29 paragraph to have a precise description of allowed values for each entry 4 1 Frame Format 4 1 1 Supported Pix...

Page 15: ...of different configurations number of cables transfer rates You may want to change it to fit your system needs This camera is compatible with CXP6_X4 4 links at 6Gbbps default configuration CXP confi...

Page 16: ...iary Connector page 24 paragraph Please check next paragraph 4 4 Frame Rate and Exposure page 17 for more information about frame rate and exposure control Synchronization over CoaXPress by Frame Grab...

Page 17: ...TTL signal period The allowed frame rate range is the same as in Internal Synchronization Exposure In this mode the exposure is defined by camera register and can be modified using camera XML control...

Page 18: ...amera Using XML interface range ensures that timings are respected 4 4 1 2 External Synchronization o T2 is controlled by user external generator signal period o T1 is controlled by camera 4 4 1 3 Syn...

Page 19: ...me rate and can be calculated using this formula _ _ _ 4 5 Sync Out Output The camera output Sync Out delivers a TTL signal reflecting camera frame acquisition External synchronization may be operated...

Page 20: ...t can be applied to sensor Analog offset is controlled by XML entry AOffset Supported values are integer from 0 to 3000 Default value is 80 4 7 Counter Information An optional counter information can...

Page 21: ...cond command SaveToFlashWithRebootAndWithAutoStart save user configuration but also force live acquisition start without requiring any frame grabber command Beware that if frame grabber sends Connecti...

Page 22: ...owering Camera Camera can be powered either by Power over Coaxpress PoCXP or using its external power connector 5 1 2 1 Using PoCXP When using PoCXP the power is supplied by the Frame Grabber through...

Page 23: ...r power supply must respect bellow characteristics CP70 Series Connector info Camera P connector type Hirose HR10A 7R 4S Cable Connector Hirose HR10A 7P 4P Connector View Figure 10 CP70 Power Connecto...

Page 24: ...s Camera accessory Programming cable allows an USB connection to a PC for firmware updates CP70 Series Connector info Camera A connector type Hirose HR10A 7R 6S Cable Connector Hirose HR10A 7P 6P Conn...

Page 25: ...r is negligible 0mA Easiest driver circuit is a transistor working in open collector configuration Figure 12 Sync In Input Schematics 5 1 4 2 Sync Out Sync Out has a built in 50 Ohm driver The output...

Page 26: ...wer Off System booting Solid orange or Led Chaser Powered but nothing connected only for power over power connector Slow pulse red Link detection in progress PoCXP active Fast flash green Link detecti...

Page 27: ...spond to a camera feature and use its own access type values ranges etc Paragraphs here after are explaining more in details how to use this XML file 6 1 2 XML Entry Access Mode Each XML entry have a...

Page 28: ...e sharing the same camera registers and use bit masking to access the dedicated bits These entries use XML parameters LSB and MSB to identify the right bits Example If an XML entry has Mask LSB 31 MSB...

Page 29: ...nning decimation or any other function changing the horizontal dimension of the image HeightMax 0x6004 RO Integer Mask LSB 15 MSB 0 Maximum height in pixels of the image This dimension is calculated a...

Page 30: ...Rate 0x60C0 RW Float Min 20 Max dynamic depends on other parameters Max available at address 0x60C4 Frame rate in Hz ExposureTime 0x60C8 RW Float Min 4 Max dynamic depends on other parameters Max avai...

Page 31: ...register ConnectionConfig ConnectionConfigDefault 0x4018 RO Integer CXP Bootstrap register ConnectionConfigDefault TapGeometry RO Enumeration List X1Y1 TapGeometry Optronis category IndicatorLamps 0x6...

Page 32: ...streaming after power up automatically Beware that if frame grabber sends a Reset command Default CXP behavior the stream will be stopped this AutoStart feature won t be used SaveToFlashWithRebootAnd...

Page 33: ...f the updating process 1 If your software is out of date or if this is the first use Execute last version of Setup_UCXP_Flash_vx y z exe to install Firmware Update Software and Programming cable Drive...

Page 34: ...Manual Revision Manual Revision Date Description A 11 04 2018 1st manual version Synchronized content with datasheet vB 8 2 Firmware Revision Firmware Revision Date Description v13 0 14 10 04 2018 1s...

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