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6.    How to Change Setting

 

 
(6-1)  How to set shutter speed 

The shutter speed is determined mainly by the setting positions of the shutter switch from “0” to “9”. 

 

Table 6-1 Setting value of shutter speed 

Position of 

shutter switch 

High speed shutter   

Low speed shutter   

No shutter (continuous)                      (1/30 sec) 

1/23000 second     

(1H) 

1/15 second   

(2V) 

1/10000 second     

( 3H) 

1/10 second   

(3V) 

1/ 4000 second     

( 8H) 

1/7.5 second   

(4V) 

1/ 2000 second     

(16H) 

1/6.0 second   

(5V) 

1/ 1000 second   

(32H) 

1/5.0 second   

(6V) 

1/ 500 second   

(64H) 

1/4.3 second   

(7V) 

1/ 250second     

(128H) 

1/3.8 second   

(8V) 

1/ 125 second     

(266H) 

1/3.3 second 

(9V) 

1/60 sec(532H) /   
Continuous 

Pulse width control / 
Asynchronous   

1/3.0 sec(10V) / 
Continuous 

Pulse width control / 
Asynchronous 

 
(Note)  (H) and (V) in the table represent the horizontal time unit and the vertical time (frame time) unit respectively.   
(Note)  ”No shutter” in the table means the continuous shutter mode with exposure time = 1 frame time.   
(Note)  This  table  is  always  usable  regardless  of  operation  mode  Group.  However,  when  it  is  changed  with  the 

communication command, the communication command is placed before all else. 

 
(6-2)  How to set operation mode 

The setting items of the operation modes are divided into 2 groups of Group 1 and Group 2 as follows: 
 

Group 1

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 ·········   This  is  for  the  operation  mode  to  be  changed  when  turning  on  the  power  in  the  normal  manner.  After 

start-up, set the mode switch to the position corresponding to the item to be changed and then manipulate 
UP/DOWN switch to change the setting.   

 

Group 2 ·············· This is for the operation mode to be changed when setting the mode switch to the position “A”, pushing up 

(or pushing down) the UP/DOWN switch lever and holding it in the position before turning on the power. After 
starting  up  as  above,  change  the  position  of  the  mode  switch  from  said  position  “A”  to  the  position 
corresponding to the item to be changed and then manipulate UP/DOWN switch to change the setting. 

  

(Note)  When any setting item is changed, it must be saved in one of the program pages from “A” to “F” before turning off the 

power to store the data in the memory of the camera. Carefully note that the new setting is not automatically saved 
and that the prior setting will be effective at the next time of power-on if the power is turned off before storing it.   

 

Table 6-2 Set contents for Operation Mode Setting [Group 1]   

Position of 

mode switch 

Item to be changed 

UP/DOWN switch 

UP position 

DOWN position 

Change of gain 

Increase in gain 

Decrease in gain 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shutter – continuous/asynchronous     

Continuous   

Asynchronous   

Shutter – high speed/low speed 

 

High speed   

Low speed   

Change of shutter speed   

Shorter   

Longer 

Digital offset 

 

Increase in offset 

Decrease in offset 

Switch between normal scan/partial scan   

All pixels (30Hz) 

Partial (60Hz) 

A to F 

Program pages from A to F 

Write 

Read 

(Note)  The standard factory mode (default) is underlined.   
(!) FC1500FCL incorporates the look-up table(LUT). 
(!) AGC gain control function is omitted. 

 

Table 6-3 Set contents for Operation Mode Setting [Group 2] 

Position of 

mode switch 

Item to be changed 

UP/DOWN switch 

UP position 

DOWN position 

RS-232C baud rate (*C) 

19200 bps 

9600 bps 

A to F 

Program pages from A to F 

Write 

Read 

(Note)  The standard factory mode (default) is underlined.   
(Note)  The items marked with <* C> in the table are automatically stored in EEPROM whenever they are changed.   
(!) Clock phase changing function is omitted as digital output of FC1500FCL is dependent on Camera Link device.     
 

Summary of Contents for FC1500FCL

Page 1: ...ully and manage the camera properly Keep this manual at hand and reread it whenever you are uncertain about the operation Table of Contents 1 Features 3 2 Outline 3 3 Description of each component 4 4...

Page 2: ...Modification in accordance with the design change around front end Changed the number of fixing holes 2007 07 17 K07713 7th version Error correction 2010 03 12 K10312 8th version Error correction 201...

Page 3: ...t in time Asynchronous shutter mode Possible to transmit the external trigger signal and the serial communication command via CameraLink interface Small and lightweight same size as FC1500F 2 Outline...

Page 4: ...n arrangement of Camera Link connector MDR 26 Connector 26 13 14 1 Camera Link External view of Camera Link connector Viewed from the outside of the camera Note The pins of Camera Link connector are d...

Page 5: ...RTC5 D05 O PORTA6 PORTC6 D06 O PORTA7 PORTC7 D07 O PORTB0 PORTB4 D08 O PORTB1 PORTB5 D09 O Uppermost data PORTB2 3 6 7 O Fixed to L level CC1 Vinit2 I Asynchronous shutter trigger CC2 reserved I Reser...

Page 6: ...Make sure to check the compatibility of the power supply unit and the camera connection pins in advance Carefully note that any failure associated with power application to out of specification pins...

Page 7: ...the pulse width control mode the S N ratio of the image will be degraded due to the reduction of dynamic range of CCD accumulation of thermal noise components of CCD imaging device in proportion to t...

Page 8: ...rger integer number in H horizontal synchronous time unit Table 5 2 Description of other operation modes Scanning system Normal scan The read out for each frame is conducted by the all pixel readout s...

Page 9: ...s 6 program pages of A B C D E and F right figure The camera starts operating according to the various settings stored in the relevant page when the mode switch is at any one of the positions from A t...

Page 10: ...g down the UP DOWN switch lever and holding it in the position before turning on the power After starting up as above change the position of the mode switch from said position A to the position corres...

Page 11: ...omatically read out to RAM volatile memory when the camera is turned on and that determines the operation of the camera as the current setting When the setting of a mode is changed the older one is ov...

Page 12: ...the factory default initial setting before shipment in order to initialize the setting that was changed by the user after purchase Note The storage page for factory default that is located separately...

Page 13: ...an abnormal packet it returns the abnormal signal NAK 15h Description of commands 1 Command e Function Initialization of page memory Transmission from host STX e ETX Return by camera STX ACK ETX trans...

Page 14: ...t does not require a change should be represented by a full stop so that the setting value before the command transmission is retained Example if only MGC is changed to Level 90 decimal STX G 5A ETX 4...

Page 15: ...de Write into page memory Transmission from host STX W memory page A to F ETX Return by camera STX ACK ETX transaction completion or STX NAK ETX transaction rejection The current setting is written an...

Page 16: ...onal parallel output type can be used for capturing 10 bit x 2 tap output is employed for FC1500FCL Therefore there is no compatibility with the conventional parallel type camera FC1500F and so dedica...

Page 17: ...39 1 04 0 3 22 3 23 32 4 7 1 7 7 18 7 19 VSYNC Effective lines 1 2 3 10 3 8 1 0 39 1 04 0 Unless otherwise specified the time unit of the numbers in the vertical timing chart is H 1790 CLK 1790 x 1 2...

Page 18: ...ion must be given to the fact that the exposure time becomes indefinite for the period of 1H shutter speed when a Vinit signal that is not in synchronization with the internal horizontal synchronous s...

Page 19: ...ter the power is turned on The specifications and operational details described in the catalogues manuals and others are subject to change for performance improvement or other reasons without notice 1...

Page 20: ...ions External dimensions 46 7 42 34 9 103 6 5 26 21 18 5 11 11 13 19 75 25 25 C mount depth depth 7 depth 30 8 26 depth 6 depth 8 Same as top side Right and left sides 1 32UN Camera Link PO WE R M ODE...

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