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4 Functionality

4.4

Trigger and Strobe

4.4.1

Introduction

The start of the exposure of the camera’s image sensor is controlled by the trigger. The trigger
can either be generated internally by the camera (free running trigger mode) or by an external
device (external trigger mode).
This section refers to the external trigger mode if not otherwise specified.
In external trigger mode, the trigger can be applied through the CameraLink

®

interface

(interface trigger) or directly by the power supply connector of the camera (I/O Trigger) (see
Section 4.4.2). The trigger signal can be configured to be active high or active low. When the
frequency of the incoming triggers is higher than the maximal frame rate of the current
camera settings, then some trigger pulses will be missed. A missed trigger counter counts these
events. This counter can be read out by the user.
The exposure time in external trigger mode can be defined by the setting of the exposure time
register (camera controlled exposure mode) or by the width of the incoming trigger pulse
(trigger controlled exposure mode) (see Section 4.4.3).
An external trigger pulse starts the exposure of one image. In Burst Trigger Mode however, a
trigger pulse starts the exposure of a user defined number of images (see Section 4.4.5).
The start of the exposure is shortly after the active edge of the incoming trigger. An additional
trigger delay can be applied that delays the start of the exposure by a user defined time (see
Section 4.4.4). This often used to start the exposure after the trigger to a flash lighting source.

4.4.2

Trigger Source

The trigger signal can be configured to be active high or active low. One of the following
trigger sources can be used:

Free running

The trigger is generated internally by the camera. Exposure starts immediately

after the camera is ready and the maximal possible frame rate is attained, if Constant
Frame Rate mode is disabled. In Constant Frame Rate mode, exposure starts after a
user-specified time (Frame Time) has elapsed from the previous exposure start and
therefore the frame rate is set to a user defined value.

Interface Trigger

In the interface trigger mode, the trigger signal is applied to the camera by

the CameraLink

®

interface. Fig. 4.31 shows a diagram of the interface trigger setup. The

trigger is generated by the frame grabber board and sent on the CC1 signal through the
CameraLink

®

interface. Some frame grabbers allow the connection external trigger

devices through an I/O card. A schematic diagram of this setup is shown in Fig. 4.32.

I/O Trigger

In the I/O trigger mode, the trigger signal is applied directly to the camera by the

power supply connector (via an optocoupler). A setup of this mode is shown in Fig. 4.33.
The electrical interface of the I/O trigger input and the strobe output is described in
Section 5.1.3.

4.4.3

Exposure Time Control

Depending on the trigger mode, the exposure time can be determined either by the camera or
by the trigger signal itself:

Camera-controlled Exposure time

In this trigger mode the exposure time is defined by the

camera. For an active high trigger signal, the camera starts the exposure with a positive
trigger edge and stops it when the preprogrammed exposure time has elapsed. The
exposure time is defined by the software.

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Summary of Contents for CameraLink MV1-D1312 series

Page 1: ...User Manual MV1 D1312 I CameraLink Series CMOS Area Scan Camera MAN041 09 2010 V2 5...

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Page 3: ...responsibility is assumed by Photonfocus AG for its use Photonfocus AG reserves the right to make changes to this information without notice Reproduction of this manual in whole or in part by any mean...

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Page 5: ...Timing 25 4 1 3 Exposure Control 28 4 1 4 Maximum Frame Rate 28 4 2 Pixel Response 29 4 2 1 Linear Response 29 4 2 2 LinLog 29 4 3 Reduction of Image Size 34 4 3 1 Region of Interest ROI 34 4 3 2 ROI...

Page 6: ...figuration Interface CameraLink 78 5 Hardware Interface 79 5 1 Connectors 79 5 1 1 CameraLink Connector 79 5 1 2 Power Supply 79 5 1 3 Trigger and Strobe Signals 80 5 1 4 Status Indicator CameraLink c...

Page 7: ...aLink Interface 103 8 1 2 Board Level cameras with CameraLink Interface 104 8 2 Optical Interface 105 8 2 1 Cleaning the Sensor 105 8 3 Compliance 107 9 Warranty 109 9 1 Warranty Terms 109 9 2 Warrant...

Page 8: ...CONTENTS 6...

Page 9: ...egree of quality 1 2 Contact Photonfocus AG Bahnhofplatz 10 CH 8853 Lachen SZ Switzerland Sales Phone 41 55 451 07 45 Email sales photonfocus com Support Phone 41 55 451 01 37 Email support photonfocu...

Page 10: ...ving been obtained from Photonfocus AG Photonfocus can not be held responsible for any technical or typographical er rors 1 5 Legend In this documentation the reader s attention is drawn to the follow...

Page 11: ...Remove the camera from its packaging Please make sure the following items are included with your camera Power supply connector 7 pole power plug Camera body cap If any items are missing or damaged pl...

Page 12: ...r advanced vision applications Figure 2 2 Camera with frame grabber power supply and cable Do not connect or disconnect the CameraLink cable while camera power is on For more information about CameraL...

Page 13: ...gure 2 3 Screen shot PFremote setup wizard 10 Start the camera software PFRemote and choose the communication port Figure 2 4 PFRemote start window 11 Check the status LED on the rear of the camera Th...

Page 14: ...2 How to get started CameraLink 12...

Page 15: ...se ratio SNR Low power consumption at high speeds Very high resistance to blooming High dynamic range of up to 120 dB Ideal for high speed applications Global shutter Greyscale resolution of up to 12...

Page 16: ...x3 Convolver included on camera 2 look up tables 12 to 8 bit on user defined image region Region LUT Features Greyscale resolution 12 bit 10 bit 8 bit MV1 D1312 240 8 bit only Region of Interest ROI U...

Page 17: ...0 65 fA pixel 27 C Dark current MV1 D1312I 0 79 fA pixel 27 C Full well capacity 100 ke Spectral range MV1 D1312 350 nm 980 nm see Fig 3 2 Spectral range MV1 D1312I 350 nm 1100 nm see Fig 3 3 3 Respon...

Page 18: ...s Camera taps 3 Read out mode sequential or simultaneous Table 3 4 Model specific parameters Footnote 3 Maximum frame rate full resolution MV1 D1312 I 40 MV1 D1312 I 80 MV1 D1312 I 160 Operating tempe...

Page 19: ...40 50 60 V J m m Efficiency QE Responsivity 0 200 400 600 0 10 20 30 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 Responsivity V Quantum Wavelength nm Figure 3 2 Spectral response of the A1312 CMOS imag...

Page 20: ...1 D1312 I 160 Pixel Clock per Tap 40 MHz 40 MHz 80 MHz Number of Taps 1 2 2 Greyscale resolution 12 bit 10 bit 8 bit 12 bit 10 bit 8 bit 12 bit 10 bit 8 bit Line pause 36 clock cycles 18 clock cycles...

Page 21: ...of parameters needed for frame grabber configuration Bit Tap 0 Tap 0 Tap 0 8 Bit 10 Bit 12 Bit 0 LSB A0 A0 A0 1 A1 A1 A1 2 A2 A2 A2 3 A3 A3 A3 4 A4 A4 A4 5 A5 A5 A5 6 A6 A6 A6 7 MSB of 8 Bit A7 A7 A7...

Page 22: ...6 C6 A6 C6 7 MSB of 8 Bit A7 B7 A7 C7 A7 C7 8 B0 B4 B0 B4 9 MSB of 10 Bit B1 B5 B1 B5 10 B2 B6 11 MSB of 12 Bit B3 B7 Table 3 10 CameraLink 2 Tap port and bit assignments for the MV1 D1312 I 80 camera...

Page 23: ...ck cycle in parallel The framegrabber in 24 bit RGB mode however processes these 3 pixels as one RGB pixel In the RGB mode the memory management of a 24bit colour image has to be considered Blue is us...

Page 24: ...3 Product Specification 22...

Page 25: ...rent image Readout Mode MV1 D1312 I Series Sequential readout available Simultaneous readout available Table 4 1 Readout mode of MV1 D1312 Series camera The following figure illustrates the effect on...

Page 26: ...ng mode in the sequential readout mode Exposure time of the next image can only start if the readout time of the current image is finished e x p o s u r e r e a d o u t e x p o s u r e r e a d o u t F...

Page 27: ...out after the exposure time Then the sensor is reset a new exposure starts and the readout of the image information begins again The data is output on the rising edge of the pixel clock The signals F...

Page 28: ...T E R F V A L L V A L D V A L D A T A L i n e p a u s e L i n e p a u s e L i n e p a u s e F i r s t L i n e L a s t L i n e E x p o s u r e T i m e F r a m e T i m e C P R E Figure 4 7 Timing diagra...

Page 29: ...e T i m e C P R E Figure 4 8 Timing diagram of simultaneous readout mode readout time exposure time P C L K S H U T T E R F V A L L V A L D V A L D A T A L i n e p a u s e L i n e p a u s e L i n e p...

Page 30: ...AL Data Valid Is high while data are valid DATA Transferred pixel values Example For a 100x100 pixel image there are 100 values transferred within one LVAL active high period or 100 100 values within...

Page 31: ...ity to control the transition between linear and logarithmic mode In situations involving high intrascene contrast a compression of the upper grey level region can be achieved with the LinLog technolo...

Page 32: ...awback that the linear response curve changes directly to a logarithmic curve leading to a poor grey resolution in the logarithmic region see Fig 4 12 tt V a l u e 1 t e x p 0 V L i n L o g V a l u e...

Page 33: ...n Fig 4 14 and Fig 4 15 show how the response curve is controlled by the three parameters Value1 Value2 and the LinLog time Time1 Settings in LinLog2 mode enable a fine tuning of the slope in the loga...

Page 34: ...Value2 18 Figure 4 15 Response curve for different LinLog settings in LinLog2 mode LinLog3 To enable more flexibility the LinLog3 mode with 4 parameters was introduced Fig 4 16 shows the timing diagr...

Page 35: ...onse Curve Varying Parameter Time2 Illumination Intensity Output grey level 8 bit DN T2 950 T2 960 T2 970 T2 980 T2 990 Time1 850 Value1 19 Value2 18 Figure 4 17 Response curve for different LinLog se...

Page 36: ...st and Table 4 3 and Table 4 4 present numerical examples of how the frame rate can be increased by reducing the ROI Both reductions in x and y direction result in a higher frame rate The minimum widt...

Page 37: ...era 2 7 2 p i x e l 2 7 2 p i x e l 2 7 2 p i x e l m o d u l o 3 2 p i x e l 2 7 2 p i x e l m o d u l o 3 2 p i x e l a b Figure 4 20 Possible configuration of the region of interest with MV1 D1312...

Page 38: ...2 4 0 P i x e l m o d u l o 9 6 P i x e l 2 4 0 P i x e l m o d u l o 9 6 P i x e l a b Figure 4 21 Possible configuration of the region of interest with MV1 D1312 I 240 CMOS camera a b Figure 4 22 RO...

Page 39: ...44 x 1 9615 fps 10498 fps 11022 fps 544 x 1082 63 fps 125 fps 249 fps 480 x 1082 70 fps 141 fps not allowed ROI setting 1312 x 544 54 fps 107 fps 214 fps 1248 x 544 56 fps 112 fps 224 fps 1312 x 256 1...

Page 40: ...owed ROI setting 480 x 1 11225 fps 544 x 1 not allowed ROI setting 544 x 1082 not allowed ROI setting 480 x 1082 414 fps 1312 x 544 not allowed ROI setting 1248 x 544 333 fps 1312 x 256 not allowed RO...

Page 41: ...s the width of the region of interest Any ROI settings in x direction exceeding the minimum ROI width must be mod ulo 32 MV1 D1312 I 40 MV1 D1312 I 80 MV1 D1312 I 160 MV1 D1312 I 240 ROI width w 288 1...

Page 42: ...64 512 128 448 192 384 768 32 512 96 448 160 384 800 0 512 64 448 128 384 832 0 480 32 448 96 384 864 0 448 0 448 64 384 896 0 416 0 416 32 384 1248 0 64 0 64 0 64 1312 0 0 0 Table 4 6 Some possible...

Page 43: ...s MV1 D1312 I 240 ROI Dimension MV1 D1312 I 40 MV1 D1312 I 80 MV1 D1312 I 160 MV1 D1312 I 240 1312 x 1082 tro 36 46 ms tro 18 23 ms tro 9 12 ms ROI not allowed 1248 x 1082 tro 34 73 ms tro 17 37 ms tr...

Page 44: ...rabber An individual MROI region is defined by its starting value in y direction and its height The starting value in horizontal direction and the width is the same for all MROI regions and is defined...

Page 45: ...1 M R O I 2 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 8 1 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 8 1 R O I M R O I 0 M R O I 1 M R O I 2 R O I Figure 4 23 Multiple Regions of Interest Figure 4 24 Multiple Regions of Interest with 5 ROIs 4 3 Reductio...

Page 46: ...6 p i x e l 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 8 1 2 0 p i x e l 2 6 p i x e l 2 p i x e l 2 p i x e l 2 p i x e l 1 p i x e l 1 p i x e l C h e m i c a l A g e n t A B C Figure 4 25 Multiple Regions of Interest in hype...

Page 47: ...t are marked by red lines Row 0 is read out and then every nth row 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 8 1 Figure 4 26 Decimation in full image Fig 4 27 shows decimation on a ROI The row specified by the Window Y setting...

Page 48: ...of the image on the left hand side Figure 4 29 Image example of decimation 3 An example of a high speed measurement of the elongation of an injection needle is given in Fig 4 30 In this application t...

Page 49: ...Figure 4 30 Example of decimation 2 on image of injection needle 4 3 Reduction of Image Size 47...

Page 50: ...r to a flash lighting source 4 4 2 Trigger Source The trigger signal can be configured to be active high or active low One of the following trigger sources can be used Free running The trigger is gene...

Page 51: ...C 1 S o f t t r i g g e r P o w e r Figure 4 32 Interface trigger with 2 cameras and frame grabber I O card Trigger controlled Exposure time In this trigger mode the exposure time is defined by the pu...

Page 52: ...o i n p u t t j i t t e r t t r i g g e r d e l a y t e x p o s u r e t s t r o b e d e l a y t d i s o o u t p u t t s t r o b e d u r a t i o n t t r i g g e r o f f s e t t s t r o b e o f f s e t...

Page 53: ...l t r i g g e r p u l s e i n p u t t r i g g e r a f t e r i s o l a t o r t r i g g e r p u l s e r i s i n g e d g e c a m e r a c o n t r o l d e l a y e d t r i g g e r r i s i n g e d g e f o r...

Page 54: ...rogrammed burst sequence then some trigger pulses will be missed A missed burst trigger counter counts these events This counter can be read out by the user e x t e r n a l t r i g g e r p u l s e i n...

Page 55: ...dth 200 ns n a Number of bursts n 1 30000 Table 4 10 Summary of timing parameters relevant in the external trigger mode using camera MV1 D1312 I 40 4 4 6 Software Trigger The software trigger enables...

Page 56: ...0 Table 4 11 Summary of timing parameters relevant in the external trigger mode using camera MV1 D1312 I 80 MV1 D1312 I 160 MV1 D1312 I 160 Timing Parameter Minimum Maximum td iso input 45 ns 60 ns tj...

Page 57: ...de 66 7 ns 66 7 ns ttrigger offset burst mode 83 3 ns 83 3 ns texposure 10 s 0 28 s tstrobe delay 0 0 28 s tstrobe offset non burst mode 66 7 ns 66 7 ns tstrobe offset burst mode 83 3 ns 83 3 ns tstro...

Page 58: ...in figure Fig 4 37 I m a g e S e n s o r F P N C o r r e c t i o n D i g i t a l O f f s e t D i g i t a l G a i n L o o k u p t a b l e L U T 3 x 3 C o n v o l v e r C r o s s h a i r s i n s e r t...

Page 59: ...mined automatically in the camera Do not set any reference images when gain or LUT is enabled Read the follow ing sections very carefully Correction values of both reference images can be saved into t...

Page 60: ...It may be necessary to adjust the black level offset of the camera In the histogram of the black reference image ideally there are no grey levels at value 0 DN after adjustment of the black level off...

Page 61: ...ain correction Gain correction algorithm After configuring the camera with a black and grey reference image the camera is ready to apply the gain correction 1 Determine the average value of the grey r...

Page 62: ...edure to set the grey reference image is described in Section 7 1 9 The grey reference image must be obtained at uniform illumination Use a high quality light source that delivers uniform illumination...

Page 63: ...c o r r e c t i o n m a t r i x 1 1 2 1 0 9 1 1 2 2 0 9 1 1 1 1 0 8 1 1 0 1 3 0 8 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 g a i n c o r r e c t i o n m a t r i x c o r r e c t e d i m a g e Figure 4 43 Schematic presentation o...

Page 64: ...her grey value It is typically used to implement a transfer curve for contrast expansion The camera performs a 12 to 8 bit mapping so that 4096 input grey levels can be mapped to 256 output grey level...

Page 65: ...200 400 600 800 1000 1200 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Grey level transformation Gain y 255 1023 a x x grey level input value 10 bit DN y grey level output value 8 bit DN a 1 0 a 2 0 a 3 0 a 4 0 Figure 4...

Page 66: ...onitor screens 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Grey level transformation Gamma y 255 1023 x 1 x grey level input value 10 bit DN y grey level output value 8 bit DN 1 0 1 2 1 5 1 8...

Page 67: ...d it supersedes LUT 1 in the overlapping region LUT 1 is active in region 1 x10 x11 y10 y11 Fig 4 50 shows an example of keyhole inspection in a laser welding application LUT 0 and LUT 1 are used to e...

Page 68: ...1 1 1 0 8 1 L U T 1 x 0 0 x 1 0 x 0 1 x 1 1 y 1 0 y 0 0 y 0 1 y 1 1 Figure 4 49 Overlapping Region LUT example L U T 0 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 8 1 L U T 1 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 8 1 L U T 1 L U T 0 Figure 4 50 Regi...

Page 69: ...Figure 4 51 Region LUT example with camera image left original image right gain 4 region in the are of the date print of the bottle 4 8 Grey Level Transformation LUT 67...

Page 70: ...ailable Offset Offset value o see Fig 4 52 Range 4096 4095 Scale Scaling divisor s see Fig 4 52 Range 1 4095 Coefficients Coefficients of convolution kernel h see Fig 4 52 Range 4096 4095 Assignment t...

Page 71: ...Figure 4 54 3x3 Convolution filter examples 1 Figure 4 55 3x3 Convolution filter examples 1 settings 4 9 Convolver 69...

Page 72: ...4 Functionality Figure 4 56 Unsharp Mask Examples 70...

Page 73: ...shows two examples of the activated crosshairs with different grey values One with white lines and the other with black lines Figure 4 57 Crosshairs Example with different grey values The x and y pos...

Page 74: ...b s o l u t y a b s o l u t G r e y L e v e l M R O I 0 M R O I 1 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 8 1 M R O I 0 M R O I 1 x a b s o l u t y a b s o l u t G r e y L e v e l M R O I 0 M R O I 1 M R O I 0 M R O I 1 Figu...

Page 75: ...nts all incoming external triggers counter width 8 bit no wrap around Missed burst trigger counter The missed burst trigger counter counts trigger pulses that were ignored by the camera in the burst t...

Page 76: ...Y In MROI mode this parameter is 0 44 11 Vertical end position of ROI Window Y Window H 1 In MROI mode this parameter is the total height 1 48 2 Trigger Source 52 2 Digital Gain 56 2 Digital Offset 60...

Page 77: ...pseudo random grey level sequence containing every possible grey level that is repeated for every row The LFSR test pattern was chosen because it leads to a very high data toggling rate which stresse...

Page 78: ...register test image A possible origin of failure message can be caused by the CameraLink cable which exceeds the maximum length Also CameraLink cables may suffer either from stress due to wrong instal...

Page 79: ...sion errors CameraLink cables contain wire pairs which are twisted in such a way that the cable impedance matches with the LVDS driver and receiver impedance Excess stress on the cable results in tran...

Page 80: ...accessible Instead the serial communication is usually routed through the frame grabber For some frame grabbers it might be necessary to connect a serial cable from the frame grabber to the serial int...

Page 81: ...on Figure 5 1 Rear view of the CameraLink camera The CameraLink interface and connector are specified in CL For further details including the pinout please refer to Appendix A This connector is used t...

Page 82: ...id damage to the internal ESD protection and the optocoupler In order to use the strobe output the internal optocoupler must be powered with 5 15 V DC The STROBE signal is an open collector output the...

Page 83: ...s contain the image data In addition handshaking signals such as FVAL LVAL and DVAL are transmitted over the same physical channel Camera control information Camera control signals CC signals can be d...

Page 84: ...i x e l C l o c k C C S i g n a l s S e r i a l I n t e r f a c e F r a m e g r a b b e r C a m e r a L i n k Figure 5 3 CameraLink interface system The frame grabber needs to be configured with the p...

Page 85: ...was delivered with your frame grabber Figure 6 1 PFRemote and PFLib in context with the CameraLink frame grabber software 6 3 Operating System The PFRemote GUI is available for Windows OS only For Li...

Page 86: ...can be opened or closed and log messages are displayed at the bottom The configuration dialog appears as a sub window as soon as a camera port was opened successfully In the sub window of PFRemote the...

Page 87: ...e this DLL as clser dll at PFRemote directory After connecting the camera the device can be opened with a double click on the port name or by right clicking on the port name and choosing Open Configur...

Page 88: ...Reset Reset camera and reset the configuration to the factory defaults 6 6 Device Properties Cameras or sensor devices are generally addressed as device in this software These devices have properties...

Page 89: ...sor MV1 D1312 160 CL CameraLink interface MV1 D1312I 160 CL CameraLink interface and NIR sensor MV1 D1312 240 CL CameraLink interface The following sections are grouped according to the tabs in the co...

Page 90: ...mages as fast as possible depending on the exposure time and the read out time Frame time ms Configure the frame time in milliseconds Only available if Constant Frame Rate is enabled The minimum frame...

Page 91: ...ndow height Set to max ROI Set Window to maximal ROI X 0 Y 0 W 1312 H 1082 Window width is only available in steps of 32 pixel Decimation Decimation reduces the number of pixels in y direction Decimat...

Page 92: ...ltiple ROIs are joined together and form a single image which is transferred to the frame grabber An ROI is defined by its starting value in y direction and its height The width and the horizontal off...

Page 93: ...ger The trigger signal is applied directly to the camera on the power supply connector Exposure time defined by Camera The exposure time is defined by the property ExposureTime Trigger Pulse Width The...

Page 94: ...signal Number of Burst Triggers Set the number of burst Burst Trigger Period ms Set the time between the burst in milliseconds Burst Trigger Delay ms Set the delay of the burst trigger in millisecond...

Page 95: ...ues of pixel are incremented by 1 starting at each row The pattern depends on the grey level resolution Resolution 8 Bit Grey level resolution of 8 bit 10 Bit Grey level resolution of 10 bit 12 Bit Gr...

Page 96: ...dom image The pattern depends on the grey level resolution Ramp Test image Values of pixel are incremented by 1 starting at each row The pattern depends on the grey level resolution Digital Gain 1x No...

Page 97: ...55 This camera support 2 LUT both are identical The default LUTs is a gain function with value 1 LUT0 has higher priority as LUT1 Both LUT can be configured with the built in Gain Gamma functions or w...

Page 98: ...pixel H Region LUT window height Set to max ROI Set Region LUT window to maximal ROI X 0 Y 0 W 1312 H 1082 LUT Files To load or save a LUT file LUT Index Select the LUT you want to load or save a file...

Page 99: ...shutter and the possibility to control the transition between linear and logarithmic mode Section 4 2 2 There are 3 predefined LinLog settings available Alternatively custom settings can be defined in...

Page 100: ...is tab contains the Convolver settings Figure 7 9 MV1 D1312 160 convolver panel Offset Offset Offset value o Range 4096 4095 Scale Scale Scale value s Range 1 4095 Coefficients Coefficents Coefficient...

Page 101: ...ctivate offset correction Offset Hotpixel Activate offset and hot pixel correction Hotpixel Activate hot pixel correction Offset Gain Activate offset and gain correction Offset Gain Hotpixel Activate...

Page 102: ...dation button and then on the Set Black Ref Button If only offset and hot pixel correction is needed it is not necessary to calibrate a grey image see Calculate Gain Correction The gain correction is...

Page 103: ...mber of the connected camera FPGA Sensor Revision Firmware revision of built in Sensor FPGA of the connected camera uC Revision Firmware revision of built in microcontroller of the connected camera In...

Page 104: ...pulse was received during the last burst is not yet finished To update the value of the information properties click on the Update Button to reset the properties click on the Reset Button Status Line...

Page 105: ...ain this packaging for possible later use or dispose of it according to local regulations 8 1 1 MV1 cameras with CameraLink Interface Figure 8 1 Mechanical dimensions of the CameraLink model displayed...

Page 106: ...4 5 5 41 6 8x M4 6mm deep 30 46 49 30 R3 38 1 53 43 7 4x M4 5mm deep 3 45 31 2 38 1 3 45 13 95 38 1 Figure 8 2 Mechanical dimensions of the BoardLevel CameraLink model displayed with C Mount adapter F...

Page 107: ...st common contaminants Workshop air supply is not appropriate and may cause permanent damage to the sensor 3 If further cleaning is required use a suitable lens wiper or Q Tip moistened with an approp...

Page 108: ...int Slim HUBY 340 Q tips Hans J Michael GmbH Germany Methanol Fluid Johnson Matthey GmbH Germany Semiconductor Grade 99 9 min Assay Merck 12 6024 UN1230 slightly flammable and poisonous www alfa chemc...

Page 109: ...1 0 2 4 1 6 0 C L D S 1 D 1 3 1 2 1 6 0 C L M V 1 D 1 3 1 2 I 4 0 C L M V 1 D 1 3 1 2 I 8 0 C L M V 1 D 1 3 1 2 I 1 6 0 C L M V 1 D 1 3 1 2 I 2 4 0 C L E L 1 D 1 3 1 2 1 6 0 C L D i g i p e a t e r C...

Page 110: ...8 Mechanical and Optical Considerations 108...

Page 111: ...the manufacturer and accompanying said product and the product shall be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use The distributor shall not make or pass on to any party any warra...

Page 112: ...9 Warranty 110...

Page 113: ...mber 2002 AN006 Application Note Quantum Efficiency Photonfocus February 2004 AN007 Application Note Camera Acquisition Modes Photonfocus March 2004 AN008 Application Note Photometry versus Radiometry...

Page 114: ...10 References 112...

Page 115: ...e pin assignment of the power supply plug is given in Table A 2 It is extremely important that you apply the appropriate voltages to your camera Incorrect voltages will damage or destroy the camera Fi...

Page 116: ...isolated strobe signal Table A 2 Power supply plug pin assignment A 2 CameraLink Connector The pinout for the CameraLink 26 pin 0 5 Mini D Ribbon MDR connector is according to the CameraLink standard...

Page 117: ...Positive LVDS Input Camera Control 4 CC4 13 PW SHIELD Shield 14 PW SHIELD Shield 15 O P_XD0 Positive LVDS Output CameraLink Data D0 16 O P_XD1 Positive LVDS Output CameraLink Data D1 17 O P_XD2 Positi...

Page 118: ...A Pinouts 116...

Page 119: ...ate calculation is available on request 2 2 September 2009 Typos fixed 2 1 September 2009 Added BL1 D1312 I CMOS Camera Series Added Mechanical Interface for BL1 D1312 I 2 0 July 2009 Description of n...

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