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[Description of CR data] 

Bit 

Abbrev. 

Content 

Logic 

Remark 

MNI 

Disabled display of menu screen 

1: Disabled (OFF) 

 

BZI 

Disabled buzzer output 

1: Disabled (OFF) 

 

TPEN 

ON/OFF selection for test pattern 

1: Test pattern ON 

 

DFRM 

Selection of output data format 

1: 8bit format 

0: 10bit format 

CLKP 

(Not used) 

 

 

TWEN 

(Not used) 

 

 

STRBC 

Enabled STRB signal output for continuous 
shutter   

1: Enabled 

 

CC1P 

Selection  of  trigger  signal  (Vinit2)  polarity 
via CC1   

1: Positive polarity 

 

(Not used) 

 

*1 

BAUD 

9600bps/19200bps  selection  for  serial 
communication rate 

1=19200bps 

10 

(Not used) 

 

11 

(Not used) 

 

12 

(Not used) 

 

13 

(Not used) 

 

 

14 

CCDO 

(Not used) 

 

 

15 

DEFR 

Request  for  reading  out  default  value  at 
next start-up 

1: Request 

*1 

(Note)  All the items of the CR data are “0” as factory default, except that CR (3) = ”1”.   

*1: No change can be executed by a communication command.   

 
[Description of FR data] 

Bit 

Abbrev. 

Content 

Logic 

Remark 

0  ASYE 

Selection of continuous/asynchronous shutter  1: Asynchronous (ASYNC) 

 

1  PWCE  Selection of enabled/disabled for pulse width 

control 

1: Enabled pulse width control   

2  LEXE 

Selection of high speed/low speed shutter 

1: Low speed shutter 

 

3  PSCE 

Selection of normal scan/partial scan 

1: Partial scan   

 

4  - 

(Not used) 

 

 

5  - 

(Not used) 

 

 

6  - 

(Not used) 

 

 

7  - 

(Not used) 

 

 

8  ESP(0) 

Externally designated shutter speed position 

H'0 to H'9 or H'F 

Where ESPE=1, externally 
designated number from 0 
to 9 (designated position) is 
reflected.   
In case of H'F, external 
shutter speed in H unit is 
selected. 

 

9  ESP(1) 

10  ESP(2) 
11  ESP(3) 
12  ESPE 

Effectiveness of externally designated shutter 
speed 

1: Effective 

13  - 

(Not used) 

 

 

14  - 

(Not used) 

 

 

15  AGCE  (Not used) 

 

 

(Note)   

All the items of the FR data are “0” as factory default. 

 
(Example) If  “MF=H’0008.0003”  is  displayed  on  the  menu  screen,  the  camera  is  in  the  following  state  (converting  the 

numbers to ones in binary system):   
H’00=B’00000000,  H’08=B’00001000  and  H’03=00000011  are  substituted  to  the  above  numbers. 
CR=B’0000000000001000, FR=B’0000000000000011 

……… 

CR(3)=FR(1)=FR(0)=1, All other bits = 0 
(Where CR(n) and FR(m) represent the nth bit of CR and mth bit of FR respectively)   
Based on 1 or 0 of these bits and the information in the above table, the user can know that the camera is in the 
state of “8bit format”, “ASYNC” and “Enabled pulse width control”.   

 

[Explanation] 
The setting values (1 or 0 of respective bits) of (CR) and (FR) vary according to the change to be made using the switches 
on  the  rear  panel  of  the  camera.  The  operation  modes  that  cannot  be  changed  by  the  RS-232C  commands  can  be 
changed by altering the bits of (CR) and (FR). 

 

(Example 1)  When  a  change  is  made  from  the  continuous  shutter  mode 

  asynchronous  shutter  mode, 

“MF=0000.0000” is replaced by “MF=0000.0001” (ASYE bit = 1). 

(Example 2)    When CR (0) is changed from 0 

 1 using a serial communication command, “ON” on the menu display is 

replaced by “OFF” (MIND=1). 

 

 

Summary of Contents for FS5100SPL

Page 1: ...anage 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 How to Op...

Page 2: ...is manual Note Particulars which require the user s attention are explained Particulars which require the user s close attention in terms of comparison with the conventional products are explained Ter...

Page 3: ...tion of smear The ID information set by the user for each camera can be saved and read out whenever necessary via serial communication link 2 Outline Imaging device Progressive scanning interline OB O...

Page 4: ...ns are shown in the following table Pin arrangement of Camera Link connector MDR 26 Connector Pin No Signal name Twin ax cable assignment Pin No Signal name Twin ax cable assignment 1 Insulated wire P...

Page 5: ...DO6 O PORTA7 PORTC7 DO7 O PORTB0 PORTB4 DO8 O PORTB1 PORTB5 DO9 O Uppermost data PORTB2 3 6 7 O Fixed to L level CC1 Vinit2 I Asynchronous shutter trigger CC2 reserved I Reserved for future products C...

Page 6: ...Procedure for switching to test pattern output 1 Set the mode switch on the rear of the camera to the position 1 2 Apply an upward stroke to the UP DOWN switch lever three times to display the menu o...

Page 7: ...ters of PWC and others See 6 3 How to set operation mode Recommended timing of asynchronous shutter trigger signal Vinit signal for preset shutter pulse width control For the case of preset shutter mo...

Page 8: ...continuous lighting mode the lighting in any time other than this exposure time period would be wasted Since this equipment is capable of outputting strobe signal STRB even in the continuous shutter m...

Page 9: ...emperature data to be returned in response to the RS 232C command RTMP command Numerical conversion required separately Note Carefully note that the temperature data obtained by this monitoring functi...

Page 10: ...s because the MSB is 1 in accordance with 1 The absolute value is 6 because of invert B 11111010 1 B 00000101 1 5 1 6 in accordance with 2 Therefore this value Dt is expressed as 6 in the ordinary sig...

Page 11: ...ng Partial scan The read out for each frame is conducted by the partial readout scanning The vertical width of the longitudinal picture area corresponds to 790 lines at the central portion of the imag...

Page 12: ...tch and mode setting switch it does not require the setting manipulation for the current shutter speed unlike the FC20 series products 5 3 Level setting The level setting is mostly divided into the fo...

Page 13: ...ately saturated into a white level for the output Note The above described unnatural image represents the following states Black and white look inverted at the saturating area The outline of the satur...

Page 14: ...1 As for this camera it must be set to be Pulse width control PWC ENABLED for implementing Pulse width control asynchronous shutter operation When it is set to be Pulse width control PWC DISABLED def...

Page 15: ...orrection 4 Enabled disabled for pulse width control PWC ENABLED DISABLED A to F Program pages from A to F Save Load When the setting of Enabled disabled for pulse width control is not set to be ENABL...

Page 16: ...nal value Offset Saved as the internal value Current settings Save Load Effective even after power off Lost at power off Fig 6 2 Conceptual diagram of saving and loading operations Explanation Correla...

Page 17: ...nchronous shutter mode the repetitive trigger cyclic trigger that is generated inside the camera is automatically input Make sure to set the menu display OFF when the camera is used in the normal stat...

Page 18: ...is to switch between 8 bits and 10 bits for the bit of the image output FORM SINGLE 1ch output is displayed as the CCD output system VSUB The setting value of Vsub voltage substrate voltage of CCD ele...

Page 19: ...ected in CR STRB C Reflected in CR PATTERN Reflected in CR VSUB Saved as numerical value Items requiring manual save into program pages after changed on menu GAIN Saved as numerical value OFFSET Saved...

Page 20: ...ition H 0 to H 9 or H F Where ESPE 1 externally designated number from 0 to 9 designated position is reflected In case of H F external shutter speed in H unit is selected 9 ESP 1 10 ESP 2 11 ESP 3 12...

Page 21: ...r signal Vinit from a user device the operation mode should be set to be Asynchronous Shutter from the beginning before setting the gain and others Note When the pulse width control mode is set for th...

Page 22: ...saved in the program pages from A to F Carefully note that the earlier setting data that were saved by the user are all overwritten and lost Fig 6 4 Setting contents immediately after reading out fac...

Page 23: ...eturning to power on state is received even during the periods when the camera is in the operation modes of Group 2 to D Description of commands 1 Command e Function Initialization of page memory Tran...

Page 24: ...n Command for setting shutter mode and shutter exposure time Transmission from host STX S A or M H or L N or P exposure time ETX Return by camera STX ACK ETX transaction completion or STX NAK ETX tran...

Page 25: ...page A to H ETX Return by camera STX ACK ETX transaction completion or STX NAK ETX transaction rejection The factory default is stored in the Page H which will be used when resetting to the default se...

Page 26: ...erating the asynchronous trigger signal The internally generated trigger signal is of negative logic at 100ms 5 The minimum repetition pitch is approx 300ms Only when the trigger signal is input by th...

Page 27: ...15 characters of the ID code character string is read out When an ID code is not set the number of the characters to be returned is 0 20 Command WVSUB Function Command for writing Vsub value CCD subst...

Page 28: ...nd for reading preset Read PRESET Transmission from host STX RPS ETX Return by camera STX ACK RPS PRESET No ETX When gain set value coincides with gain preset value four levels of preset value corresp...

Page 29: ...justed at the capture timing of a capture board the equal definition file to that of the conventional parallel output type can be used for capturing 8 or 10 bit x 2 tap output with 30MHz clock is empl...

Page 30: ...ise specified the time unit of the numbers in the horizontal timing chart is H 3192CLK 3192 x 1 60 00MHz 53 2 S Vertical timing High speed preset shutter asynchronous shutter normal scan Vinit 1 11 3...

Page 31: ...use the impact of 1H difference in exposure time over the signal level is relatively small 2 Synchronize the external trigger signal with the use of the LDV signal of the camera to keep the Vinit phas...

Page 32: ...ower from the equipment and remove the power cable and external connection cables When an abnormal or failure condition is detected immediately stop using this equipment cut off the power supply remov...

Page 33: ...ternal Dimensions External dimensions 21 42 46 9 2 60 26 30 7 4 31 M3 Depth Depth Depth 34 40 13 5 11 11 26 Depth Right and left sides MO DE EXP U D Camera Link I O Same as top side Depth Fig 11 1 FS5...

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