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Table of Contents

Features .................................................................. 3
Notes on Operation ................................................ 4
Typical CCD Phenomena ..................................... 4
System Components .............................................. 5
Connection ............................................................. 6
Location and Function of Parts and
Operation ............................................................... 7

Front/Top/Bottom ............................................... 7
Rear .................................................................... 7
Using a Tripod .................................................... 8
Connecting the Cables  ....................................... 8
GPO Output Specifications  ................................ 8
GPI Input Specifications  .................................... 8
Trigger Input Specifications ............................... 8

Network

Network Settings ................................................. 10

Using Persistent IP  ........................................... 10
Using DHCP  .................................................... 10
Using LLA  ....................................................... 10
Packet Size  ....................................................... 10
Packet Delay ..................................................... 10

Functions

Reset Functions .................................................... 11

Camera Reset ................................................... 11
Camera Setting Reset (Initializing) .................. 11

Triggering ............................................................. 11

Trigger Operations  ........................................... 11
Trigger Edges and Width  ................................. 12
Special Trigger Modes  ..................................... 12
External Trigger Signals and Timing of

Shooting ......................................................... 13

Trigger Shift ..................................................... 14
Trigger Inhibit .................................................. 14

Line Inverter ..................................................... 21
Line Sources ..................................................... 21
Line Status ........................................................ 21

Memory Shot ....................................................... 22
User Set/User Memories ..................................... 22

Chunk Data ..........................................................23

Control Operations

Camera Control Registers ...................................24
User Set Registers  ................................................33
Default Value List  ................................................36
Max/Min Value List  .............................................40

Specifications

Specifications ........................................................42

Appendix

Spectral Sensitivity (Relative Response)
Parameters ............................................................44
Dimensions ............................................................45

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Page 1: ...Technical Manual A E7D 100 11 1 Digital Video Camera Module 2012 Sony Corporation XCG H280E XCG H280CR A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m ...

Page 2: ...ternal Trigger Signals and Timing of Shooting 13 Trigger Shift 14 Trigger Inhibit 14 Vertical Binning XCG H280E 15 Horizontal Binning XCG H280E 15 Partial Scan 16 Gain 17 White Balance Pixel Gain XCG H280CR 17 Exposure Time 18 Frame Rate Control 19 Look Up Table LUT 19 GPIO 20 Line Inverter 21 Line Sources 21 Line Status 21 Memory Shot 22 User Set User Memories 22 Chunk Data 23 Control Operations ...

Page 3: ... 32 fps 1 920 1 080 with default setting 26 fps 1 920 1 440 with full resolution EXview HAD CCD II that has sensitivity in near infrared domains Readout modes Normal Binning functions XCG H280E Partial Scan Trigger functions Bulk Trigger Sequential Trigger Trigger Delay Switching an Output Bit Length You can select 8 bit output default setting 10 bit output or 12 bit output Binarization Outputs a ...

Page 4: ... single pixel blemish in the picture This is generally not a problem White speckles While CCD image pickup device is made by an accurate technique imperceptible speckless may rarely come up on the screen due to cosmic rays and so on This is connected to the principle of CCD image pickup device not a malfunction And the white speckless are easy to come up in the following conditions Using the camer...

Page 5: ...solution lens This attaches to the bottom of the camera module to fix the camera module to a tripod Install the board in the expansion slot of the host device ex computer Select a card that is appropriate for your system and that supports 1000BASE T and jumbo packets To be connected to the 7 pin GPIO Electric wires for signal inputs commercially available Use a power supply allowed for DC 10 5 V t...

Page 6: ...s commercially available Power supply cable The 2 pin connector is supplied as an accessory DC power supply commercially available Signal generator or Converter box A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m For More Information Please Call Aegis Electronic Group Inc 888 687 6877 Phone aegis g2 aegiselect com http www aegis elec com ...

Page 7: ...talling it on the camera module Rear e DC 12V DC power input connector Connect the DC power cord to input the 12 V DC power supply The pin configuration of this connector is as follows f I O Input Output connector g RJ45 connector You can connect a LAN cable to this connector to control the camera module from a host device to output image to a host device CAUTION For safety do not connect the conn...

Page 8: ...utput is valid during image sensor exposure When strobe control output is selected output signal timing and pulse width can be precisely set to control external devices such as strobes connected to the camera The sensor readout signal indicates that the imager is outputting images If you select user output the High Low fixed output is obtained according to the register set value The polarity of th...

Page 9: ...when the terminating impedance is 10 kΩ or more 2 to 24 V 2 0 µs max 0 to 0 4 V 2 0 µs max 10 µs to 2 s 100 µs or more A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m For More Information Please Call Aegis Electronic Group Inc 888 687 6877 Phone aegis g2 aegiselect com http www aegis elec com ...

Page 10: ... MTU of the network device connected to the camera Packet Delay The delay amount to be inserted between packets can be set when sending them to a network By increasing the packet delay you can reduce the network bandwidth that the camera uses for sending packets However as the amount of data sent in a certain time is decreased with increased delay the frame rate of output images of the camera may ...

Page 11: ...no operation with a trigger signal is selected the camera performs free run image output according to the exposure time and frame rate settings In Free Run mode the frame rate is automatically adjusted to the maximum value according to the exposure time setting The frame rate can also be fixed when required The sensor output shown in the figures below is a signal SensorReadOut which indicates that...

Page 12: ...equential mode must be more than 3 msec after the end of the preceding image output Bulk mode Setting parameters TriggerMode Off SpecialTriggerMode Bulk SpecialTriggerSource Software Line3_TRIG1 Line4_TRIG2 Line5_GPI1 Line6_GPI2 Line3orLine4 Line3andLine4 SpecialTriggerActivation RisingEdge FallingEdge FallingEdge selected in the figure below NumberOfMemoryForSpecialTrig gerMode 1 to 16 3 selected...

Page 13: ...gger Width mode Minimum Delay operation or Exact Exposure Time operation can be selected The relationship between the time till starting exposure and the exposure time are shown in the table below Trigger Edge Trigger Width Minimum Delay mode Setting parameter TriggerControl MinimumDelay Trigger Width Exact Exposure Time mode Setting parameter TriggerControl ExactExposureTime Note When Trigger Shi...

Page 14: ...smission is already completed when the exposure ends Example of next image transmission disabled As image transmission is not completed when the exposure ends transmission of the next image cannot be started The trigger becomes invalid Note Trigger Shift cannot be enabled in Trigger Width Exact Time Exposure mode Trigger Inhibit This function disables the camera s trigger input When multiple camer...

Page 15: ...80E Horizontal Binning increases sensitivity by adding horizontally adjacent pixel data When Horizontal Binning mode is activated the maximum horizontal image size is halved Setting parameter BinningHorizontal 1 Horizontal Binning Off 2 Horizontal Binning On Note Frame rate is not doubled by activating Horizontal Binning mode A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m ...

Page 16: ...tical Binning On OffsetY 0 to 720 by 2 pixels Vertical Binning Off 0 to 480 by 1 pixel Vertical Binning On Notes When setting Partial Scan mode observe the following conditions Width OffsetX MaxWidth 1920 with Horizontal Binning Off 960 with it On Height OffsetY MaxHeight 1440 with Vertical Binning Off 720 with it On Be aware that the frame rate increases for vertical cut outs while the frame rate...

Page 17: ...ements GainAutoAreaWidth GainAutoAreaOffsetX 100 GainAutoAreaHeight GainAutoAreaOffsetY 100 White Balance Pixel Gain XCG H280CR The camera provides the pixel gain control function and one push white balance function using the pixel gain control Pixel gain control For the R G B Tap selected with GainSelector gain can be set from 0 to 24 dB When setting gain for all Taps select DigitalRedAll Digital...

Page 18: ... specified detection frame and image average level sharing with auto gain control function The upper and lower limits of the variable range are adjustable If the auto exposure control is set to Once it automatically changes to Off when the exposure time reaches the image average level or the upper or lower limit of the variable range With the Continuous setting auto exposure control constantly ope...

Page 19: ...me rate indication The camera has a frame rate display function for verifying the frame rate obtained using the above settings By using this function you can confirm that an anticipated frame rate has been obtained Observation parameter AcquisitionFrameRateActual Look Up Table LUT The look up table of the camera consists of 4 096 values with 12 bit input and 12 bit output The look up table allows ...

Page 20: ...posure output Sensor ReadOut output Sensor ReadOut output Sensor Readout output Strobe control output Line 1 Strobe control output Line 1 Line Inverter Line 1 Line Inverter Line 2 Strobe control output Line 2 Strobe delay Line 1 LineSource Line 1 LineSource Line 2 Strobe delay Line 2 Strobe width Line 1 Strobe width Line 2 Strobe control output Line 2 User output 1 User output 1 User output 2 User...

Page 21: ...tting parameters LineSource LineSelector StrobeActive StrobeActiveTime LineSelector 1 to 4000 us StrobeActiveDelay LineSelector 0 to 4000 us Note When using strobe control output if the strobe delay or strobe width exceeds the exposure interval proper strobe signals cannot be output Set the strobe control output so that the delay and width are within the exposure time User outputs For outputting t...

Page 22: ...ded and not stored in frame memory User Set User Memories User Set The camera has the User Set function for storing the camera settings and loading them when required to change the camera status accordingly Up to 16 configurations of settings can be stored This function also enables shooting frame by frame with different configurations of the camera settings by loading the User Set data in sequenc...

Page 23: ... ChunkModeActive True False ChunkSelector TriggerCounter Temperature LineStatusAll ExposureTime GainAnalog UserMemory LineOutputStatus ChunkEnable ChunkSelector True False Note When the chunk mode is activated the format of transferred packets differs from normal image transfer This will prevent applications that do not support the chunk data format from obtaining images A e g i s E l e c t r o n ...

Page 24: ...1 Displays the manufacturer information 0x000000D8 DeviceID R O 1 Displays the serial number 0x000000E8 DeviceUserID R W 1 Sets the user ID DeviceScanType R O Displays the scan type 0xA0000010 DeviceReset W O 1 Executes a device reset 0xA0000014 DeviceTemperature R O Displays the device temperature C Address Name Type Data Description 0xA0000124 SensorTaps R W 2 4 Sets the number of Taps to be rea...

Page 25: ...the auto gain detection frame H 0xA0000144 GainAutoAreaOffsetY R W 0 99 Sets the offset of the auto gain detection frame V 0xA0000154 BalanceWhiteAutoAreaHi ghlight3 R W 0 Sets the white balance detection frame to OFF 1 Sets the white balance detection frame to ON 0xA0000158 BalanceWhiteAutoAreaWi dth3 R W 0 100 Sets the white balance detection frame H 0xA000015C BalanceWhiteAutoAreaHei ght3 R W 0...

Page 26: ...rigger type 0xA0002044 TriggerMode R W 0 Sets the trigger to OFF 1 Sets the trigger to ON 0xA00002F8 TriggerSoftware W O 1 Executes the software trigger 0xA0002098 TriggerSource R W 0 Sets the trigger source to Line3 1 Sets the trigger source to Line4 2 Sets the trigger source to Line3 or Line4 3 Sets the trigger sources to Line3 and Line4 4 Sets the trigger source to the software 5 Sets the trigg...

Page 27: ...n Address Name Type Data Description 0xA00030B0 GainSelector1 R W 16 Sets the gain selector to AnalogAll 17 Sets the gain selector to AnalogTap1 18 Sets the gain selector to AnalogTap2 19 Sets the gain selector to AnalogTap3 20 Sets the gain selector to AnalogTap4 48 Sets the gain selector to DigitalRedAll 49 Sets the gain selector to DigitalRedTap1 50 Sets the gain selector to DigitalRedTap2 51 S...

Page 28: ...he gain DigitalBlueTap2 2 4 0xA0003078 Gain DigitalBlueTap3 R W 128 2047 Sets the gain DigitalBlueTap3 2 4 0xA000307C Gain DigitalBlueTap4 R W 128 2047 Sets the gain DigitalBlueTap4 2 4 0xA000201C GainAuto R W 0 Sets the auto gain to OFF 1 Sets the auto gain to Once 2 Sets the auto gain to Continuous 0xA0002020 GainAutoLevel R W 0 16383 Sets the auto gain level 0xA0002154 GainAutoSpeed R W 1 256 S...

Page 29: ...002080 LineSource Line2 R W 0 Selects the Exposure signal 1 Selects the Strobe2 signal 2 Selects UserOutput 1 3 Selects UserOutput 2 4 Selects the SensorReadOut signal 5 Selects the TriggerSignal 6 Selects True 7 Selects False LineFormat R O Displays the signal format of GPI and GPO 0xA0000358 UserOutputSelector 1 R W 0 Selects UserOutput0 1 Selects UserOutput1 0xA0002090 bit0 UserOutputValue 1 R ...

Page 30: ...alue R W 0 4095 Sets the input value of the linear interpolation LUT 0xA0000348 LinearInterpolationOutVal ue R W 0 4095 Sets the output value of the linear interpolation LUT 0xA000034C LinearInterpolationBuild R W 1 Builds the table of the linear interpolation LUT 0xA0000350 LUTIndex R W 0 4095 Sets Index of LUT 0xA0010000 0xA0013FFC LUTValue R W 0 4095 Sets Value of LUT 0xA0010000 0xA0013FFC LUTV...

Page 31: ...lection of the time stamp reset signal 1 Resets the time stamp at the falling edge of GPI1 2 Resets the time stamp at the falling edge of GPI2 5 Resets the time stamp at the rising edge of GPI1 10 Resets the time stamp at the rising edge of GPI2 Address Name Type Data Description 0x0000A100 ChunkModeActive R W 0 Sets Chunk mode to OFF 1 Sets Chunk mode to ON 0x0000A104 ChunkSelector R W Selects it...

Page 32: ...t of the number of holizontal pixels to the chunk data 0x0000A108 bit27 ChunkHeightEnable R O 1 Indicates to add the offset of the number of vertical lines to the chunk data 0x0000A108 bit26 ChunkPixelFormatEnable R O 1 Indicates to add the pixel format to the chunk data Address Name Type Data Description A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m For More Information ...

Page 33: ...setY R W 0 HeightMax2 Sets the offset of the number of vertical lines V 0xA0005Y18 BinningHorizontal R W 1 2 Sets Horizontal Binning 0xA0005Y14 BinningVertical R W 1 2 Sets Vertical Binning 0xA0005Y10 PixelFormat R W 0x01080001 0x010C0004 0x010C0006 0x01080009 0x010C0027 0x010C002B Sets the pixel format Address Name Type Data Description 0xA0006Y00 AcquisitionFrameRate R W 62500 180000000 Sets the...

Page 34: ...7 Sets the gain DigitalGreenTap4 0xA0009Y18 Gain DigitalBlueTap1 R W 128 2047 Sets the gain DigitalBlueTap1 0xA0009Y1C Gain DigitalBlueTap2 R W 128 2047 Sets the gain DigitalBlueTap2 0xA0009Y58 Gain DigitalBlueTap3 R W 128 2047 Sets the gain DigitalBlueTap3 0xA0009Y5C Gain DigitalBlueTap4 R W 128 2047 Sets the gain DigitalBlueTap4 0xA0008Y1C GainAuto R W 0 1 2 Sets automatic gain 0xA0008Y20 GainAu...

Page 35: ...e width of the Strobe1 signal us 0xA0008Y8C StrobeActiveTime Line2 R W 1 4000 Specifies the pulse width of the Strobe2 signal us 0xA0008Y74 StrobeActiveDelay Line1 R W 0 4000 Specifies the delay of the Strobe1 signal us 0xA0008Y88 StrobeActiveDelay Line2 R W 0 4000 Specifies the delay of the Strobe2 signal us Address Name Type Data Description 0xA0008Y60 LUTEnable R W 0 1 Enables disables the LUT ...

Page 36: ...BalanceWhiteAutoHighlight R W 0 0xA0000158 BalanceWhiteAutoAreaWidth R W 50 0xA000015C BalanceWhiteAutoAreaHeight R W 50 0xA0000160 BalanceWhiteAutoAreaOffsetX R W 25 0xA0000164 BalanceWhiteAutoAreaOffsetY R W 25 Address Name Type UserSet Default Value XCG H280E XCG H280CR 0xA0000200 AcquisitionMode R W 1 0xA0000210 AcquisitionStart W O 0xA0000214 AcquisitionStop W O 0xA0000204 AcquisitionFrameCou...

Page 37: ...280CR Address Name Type UserSet Default Value XCG H280E XCG H280CR 0xA0003080 GainSelector R W 16 0xA00030A0 Gain AnalogAll R W 0 0xA0002010 Gain AnalogTap1 R W 0 0xA0002014 Gain AnalogTap2 R W 0 0xA0003088 Gain AnalogTap3 R W 0 0xA000308C Gain AnalogTap4 R W 0 0xA0003040 Gain DigitalRedTap1 R W 1 0xA0003004 Gain DigitalRedTap2 R W 1 0xA0003048 Gain DigitalRedTap3 R W 1 0xA000304C Gain DigitalRedT...

Page 38: ...rSet Default Value XCG H280E XCG H280CR 0xA0000354 LineSelector R W 1 LineMode R O output 0xA00020A8 LineInverter Line1 R W 1 0xA00020AC LineInverter Line2 R W 1 0xA0000400 bit0 LineStatus Line5 R O 0xA0000400 bit1 LineStatus Line6 R O 0xA000206C LineSource Line1 R W 1 0xA0002080 LineSource Line2 R W 1 LineFormat R O TTL 0xA0000358 UserOutputSelector R W 0 0xA0002090 bit0 UserOutputValue 1 R W 0 0...

Page 39: ...xA0000350 LUTIndex R W 0 0xA0010000 0xA0013FFC LUTValue R W 0 0xA0010000 0xA0013FFC LUTValueAll R W 0 Address Name Type UserSet Default Value XCG H280E XCG H280CR 0x0000A100 ChunkModeActive R W 0 0x0000A104 ChunkSelector R W 0 0x0000A108 ChunkEnable R W 0xFC00007F A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m For More Information Please Call Aegis Electronic Group Inc 888...

Page 40: ...20 960 1 1920 0xA0007004 WidthMin R O 640 320 1 640 0xA0007008 HeightMax R O 1440 720 2 1440 0xA000700C HeightMin R O 480 240 2 480 0xA0007090 UserMemorySize R O 64 Address Name Type UserSet Default Value XCG H280E XCG H280CR 0xA0007010 AcquisitionFrameRateMax R O 1800000001 0xA0007014 AcquisitionFrameRateMin R O 625001 0xA0007060 TriggerDelayMax R O 4000000 0xA0007064 TriggerDelayMin R O 0 0xA000...

Page 41: ... 0xA000707C StrobeActiveDelayMin R O 0 Address Name Type UserSet Default Value XCG H280E XCG H280CR 0xA0007070 BinarizationThresholdMax R O 4095 0xA0007074 BinarizationThresholdMin R O 0 0xA0007088 LUTMax R O 4095 0xA000708C LUTMin R O 0 A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m For More Information Please Call Aegis Electronic Group Inc 888 687 6877 Phone aegis g2 ae...

Page 42: ... Readout Modes Normal Binning 2 2 1 2 2 1 Partial scan Normal Partial scan Readout Features Gamma variable Built in test pattern Gamma variable Built in test pattern Synchronization Hardware trigger Software trigger Hardware trigger Software trigger Trigger Modes Edge detection Pulse width detection Bulk trigger Sequential trigger Edge detection Pulse width detection Bulk trigger Sequential trigge...

Page 43: ...condensation Vibration Resistance Shock Resistance 70 G 70 G Dimensions W H D F_YS0001 50 50 57 5 mm excluding protrusions 50 50 57 5 mm excluding protrusions 2 2 2 3 8 inches excluding protrusions 2 2 2 3 8 inches excluding protrusions Mass 200 g 200 g 7 1 oz 7 1 oz Regulations UL2044 FCC Class A CE EN55022 AS NZ EN55022 VCCI Class A KC KN22 KN24 Class A UL2044 FCC Class A CE EN55022 AS NZ EN5502...

Page 44: ...00 Camera Relative Response Without lens and light source parameters Wave Length nm Camera Relative Response Without lens and light source parameters Wave Length nm A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m For More Information Please Call Aegis Electronic Group Inc 888 687 6877 Phone aegis g2 aegiselect com http www aegis elec com ...

Page 45: ...3 depth 3 16 65 5 2 5 8 57 5 2 3 8 50 2 8 11 32 50 2 40 1 5 8 50 2 40 1 5 8 26 1 1 16 26 1 1 16 10 5 7 16 10 5 7 16 A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m For More Information Please Call Aegis Electronic Group Inc 888 687 6877 Phone aegis g2 aegiselect com http www aegis elec com ...

Page 46: ...ion or otherwise under any intellectual property right or other right of Sony or third parties Sony cannot assume responsibility for any right infringements arising out of the use of this information Sony Corporation A e g i s E l e c t r o n i c G r o u p w w w a e g i s e l e c t c o m For More Information Please Call Aegis Electronic Group Inc 888 687 6877 Phone aegis g2 aegiselect com http www...

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