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Linea GigE Series Camera 

Contents  

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Event Control Feature Descriptions ......................................................... 80

 

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RANSPORT 

L

AYER 

C

ONTROL 

C

ATEGORY

 ............................................. 84

 

GigE Vision Transport Layer Feature Descriptions ..................................... 84

 

Defaults for devicePacketResendBufferSize .............................................. 89

 

Device UPnP Auto-Discovery Mode Details ............................................... 89

 

Enable Windows Network Discovery ............................................................... 89

 

Accessing the Linea GigE File Memory ............................................................ 91

 

Using the Linea GigE File Memory .................................................................. 91

 

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V

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C

ATEGORY

 ............................................................. 92

 

F

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C

ONTROL 

C

ATEGORY

 ..................................................................... 92

 

File Access Control Feature Descriptions .................................................. 92

 

File Access via the CamExpert Tool ......................................................... 94

 

D

EVICE 

S

TREAMING 

R

EGISTERS

 ........................................................................ 95

 

Start – End Command Requirements ...................................................... 95

 

NETWORK OVERVIEW & TOOLS ................................................................... 96

 

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M

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D

ETAILS

 .................................................................... 96

 

Link-Local Address (LLA) ....................................................................... 96

 

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) ........................................... 97

 

Persistent IP ........................................................................................ 98

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................... 100

 

M

ECHANICAL 

S

PECIFICATIONS

 ........................................................................ 100

 

Linea GigE 8k .................................................................................... 100

 

Linea GigE 2k and 4k .......................................................................... 101

 

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I

DENTIFICATION AND 

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S

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A

LIGNMENT 

S

PECIFICATION

 ................................................................. 102

 

C

ONNECTORS

 ............................................................................................ 103

 

HD15 type Connector Details ............................................................... 103

 

Mating GPIO Cable Assembly ...................................................................... 103

 

Input Signals Electrical Specifications ................................................... 105

 

Output Signals Electrical Specifications ................................................. 107

 

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C

AMERAS

 ........................................... 108

 

Host PC System ................................................................................. 108

 

Ethernet Switch Requirements ............................................................. 108

 

IEEE 802.3x Pause Frame Flow Control ........................................................ 108

 

Ethernet to Fiber-Optic Interface Requirements ...................................... 109

 

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FCC

 

D

ECLARATIONS OF 

C

ONFORMITY

 ........................................................ 110

 

ADDITIONAL REFERENCE INFORMATION .................................................. 112

 

L

ENS 

S

ELECTION 

O

VERVIEW

 .......................................................................... 112

 

Lens Mount Types .............................................................................. 112

 

Linea GigE 2k and 4k ................................................................................. 112

 

M42x1 to Nikon F Bayonet Adapter (

AC LA 00115 A1-R

 ) .................................. 113

 

M42x1 to C-Mount Adapter (

AC-LC-00001-00-R

) ............................................. 114

 

Linea GigE 8k............................................................................................ 115

 

M72x0.75 to F-Mount Adapter (

AC-LN-00001-A0-R

) ......................................... 115

 

Lens Image Circle Illustration .............................................................. 116

 

Additional Lens Parameters (application specific).................................... 118

 

O

PTICAL 

C

ONSIDERATIONS

 ............................................................................ 119

 

Illumination ....................................................................................... 119

 

Light Sources ..................................................................................... 119

 

Lens Modeling .................................................................................... 120

 

Magnification and Resolution ............................................................... 120

 

Summary of Contents for Linea GigE 2K

Page 1: ...Linea GigE Camera User s Manual Monochrome CMOS Line Scan sensors cameras frame grabbers processors software vision solutions P N 03 032 20219 01 www teledynedalsa com...

Page 2: ...ws 8 are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation All other trademarks or intellectual property mentioned herein belong to their respective owners Document Date August 28 2015 Document Number 03 032 20219...

Page 3: ...5 Camera Status LED Indicator 15 LED States on Power Up 16 Linea GigE IP Configuration Sequence 16 Supported Network Configurations 16 PREVENTING OPERATIONAL FAULTS DUE TO ESD 17 USING LINEA GIGE WITH...

Page 4: ...gnal Level Base Example 1 52 Example CounterStartSource Line Edge Base Example 2 53 ADVANCED PROCESSING CONTROL CATEGORY 54 Advanced Processing Control Feature Descriptions 54 Flat Field Correction Ov...

Page 5: ...k 100 Linea GigE 2k and 4k 101 ADDITIONAL NOTES ON LINEA GIGE IDENTIFICATION AND MECHANICAL 102 SENSOR ALIGNMENT SPECIFICATION 102 CONNECTORS 103 HD15 type Connector Details 103 Mating GPIO Cable Asse...

Page 6: ...EVICE AVAILABLE WITH OPERATIONAL ISSUES 126 Firmware Updates 126 Power Failure During a Firmware Update Now What 127 Cabling and Communication Issues 127 Acquisition Error without Timeout Messages 128...

Page 7: ...Linea GigE Vision camera is one of a new series of affordable easy to use digital cameras specifically engineered for industrial imaging applications requiring embedded image processing and improved...

Page 8: ...User Settings sets to store and recall camera configurations Refer to the Operation Reference and Technical Specifications section of the manual for full details Linea GigE with TurboDrive Linea camer...

Page 9: ...stopticalsystems com Teledyne DALSA Software Platform Sapera LT version 7 50 supports all firmware designs for Windows includes Sapera Runtime and CamExpert Linea GigE cameras require installation of...

Page 10: ...ption takes the form of an XML device description file respecting the syntax defined by the GenApi module of the GenICam specification For more information see www genicam org www genicam org The Tele...

Page 11: ...tion Timestamp 1 s internal timer external signaling planned with a future release Metadata Support End of Line Metadata Test image Internal generator with choice of static patterns User settings Sele...

Page 12: ...entific and medical equipment Radio frequency disturbance characteristics Limits and methods of measurement EN 61326 1 2013 Electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use EMC requirem...

Page 13: ...kHz 8k 45kHz Maximum Line Rate Output System dependent on the GigE network Exposure Control 4 s to 3 ms Internal Trigger to Start of Exposure 0 24 s minimum programmable exposure mode External Trigger...

Page 14: ...E Series Overview Linea GigE Series Camera Spectral Responsivity Effective Quantum Efficiency The quantum efficiency graph describes the fraction of photons at each wavelength that contribute charge t...

Page 15: ...ry sizes PAUSE Frame support is typically required to manage network traffic within an Ethernet switch when multiple cameras are simultaneously used Using PAUSE Frame will require the user to test var...

Page 16: ...Ethernet connector for control and video data transmitted to from the host computer Gigabit NIC See Ruggedized RJ45 Ethernet Cables on page 123 for secure cables A HD15 connector for camera power plus...

Page 17: ...will it be possible by the GigE Server or any application to communicate with the camera The following table summarizes the LED states and corresponding camera status LED State Definition LED is off N...

Page 18: ...P Configuration Mode Details on page 96 Supported Network Configurations The Linea GigE obtains an IP address using the Link Local Address LLA or DHCP by default A LLA IP address is obtained typically...

Page 19: ...d therefore is susceptible to ESD caused problems An Ethernet cable has no ground connection and a power supply s 0 volt return line is not necessarily connected to earth ground The following methods...

Page 20: ...lled For maximum sustained data transfers to host install the Teledyne DALSA GigE Vision Turbo Drive Technology module even if using Sapera LT 8 0 If Linea GigE will be used in a third party GigE Visi...

Page 21: ...ad the Teledyne DALSA GigE Vision package and install the Software which includes the Network Imaging driver and the Sapera GigE server Contact Teledyne DALSA concerning the GigE Vision package suppor...

Page 22: ...on when the camera device is not found This indicates a major network issue Or in the simplest case there is no camera connected If you place your mouse cursor on this icon the GigE Server will displa...

Page 23: ...rovides information and parameter adjustments for network adapters installed in the system and any connected GigE Vision camera without use of any Windows Control Panel application This tool allows yo...

Page 24: ...ected Camera defaults will set AcquisitionLineRate 20000 Hz TriggerMode Off ExposureMode Timed and ExposureTime 9 71 microsecond Click on the Grab button for live acquisition the Linea GigE factory de...

Page 25: ...le Non Teledyne DALSA cameras are labeled as GigEVision Device Click on a device user name to select it for control by CamExpert An imaging application uses any one of these attributes to identify a c...

Page 26: ...ng or control parameters without the need to run a separate acquisition program Click on any parameter and a short description is displayed below the Category pane The same context sensitive help is a...

Page 27: ...ser Parameters pane Allows viewing or changing all acquisition parameters supported by the acquisition device CamExpert displays parameters only if those parameters are supported by the installed devi...

Page 28: ...y attribute which defines its requirement or complexity The states vary from Beginner features required for basic operation of the device to Guru optional features required only for complex operations...

Page 29: ...al GigE Vision camera In this category the number of features shown are identical whether the view is Beginner Expert or Guru Features listed in the description table but tagged as Invisible are usual...

Page 30: ...are stored in camera non volatile memory RW 1 00 Beginner None None Keep Internal configuration Factory Setting Default Load factory default feature settings UserSet1 UserSet1 Select the user defined...

Page 31: ...lays the device s factory set serial number 1 00 Invisible Calibration Date deviceCalibrationDateRaw Date when the camera was calibrated 1 00 DFNC Invisible Device Acquisition Type deviceAcquisitionTy...

Page 32: ...te and for the user to save or load a camera state from Linea GigE memory Camera Power up Configuration The first drop list selects the camera configuration state to load on power up see feature UserS...

Page 33: ...ong with their view attribute and device version Additionally the description column will indicate which feature is a member of the DALSA Features Naming Convention indicated by DFNC versus the GenICa...

Page 34: ...oseconds s to apply after the LineStart event before starting the ExposureStart event 1 00 Beginner DFNC Gain Selector GainSelector Selects which gain is controlled when adjusting gain features 1 00 B...

Page 35: ...er does not exceed the maximum allowable line rate Internal Programmable Exposure The Linea GigE in the Internal Programmable Exposure mode has the following features The TriggerSource feature see I O...

Page 36: ...delay of 12 7 s from the external exposure control Line readout time remains similar to programmable exposure modes Exposure and Readout Overlap The Linea GigE camera allows for the fastest possible...

Page 37: ...ose inputs plus camera output signals to other devices Parameters in gray are read only either always or due to another parameter being disabled Parameters in black are user set in CamExpert or progra...

Page 38: ...stActive Selects a trigger controlling the frame s duration One trigger can start many frames if the duration exceeds the size of one frame Trigger Mode TriggerMode Controls the enable state of the se...

Page 39: ...ame Trigger Readout ReadOut Trigger is accepted immediately after the exposure period readout Line Trigger Overlapped exposures must not end before readout of the previous exposure Previous Line previ...

Page 40: ...rotaryEncoderInputBSource Selects which input line to assign to the rotary encoder input B also known as shaft encoder Note that the Line Mode feature must be set to Input The list of supported input...

Page 41: ...t line voltage transition is recognizing as a signal transition 1 00 Beginner DFNC Line Electrical Termination lineElectricalTermination Controls if the electrical termination of the selected line is...

Page 42: ...a signal that is active when the Readout or the ExposureDelay are active The smart strobe only works when triggerLineCount is greater than 1 Output Line Pulse Signal Activation outputLinePulseActivati...

Page 43: ...Bit 3 is Line 6 This is applicable to OutputLineSource Pulse On where Software Cmd for Pulse mode or OutputLineSource SoftwareControlled and OutputLineSoftwareLatchControl Latch for static states 1 00...

Page 44: ...e of the Image Format Category Trigger Selector Details Single Frame Trigger Start FrameStart Starts the acquisition of one frame when the acquisition is active The number of lines in the frame is def...

Page 45: ...rnal trigger source Refer to Counter and Timer Controls for information on those features Trigger Source Counter1End Event The Counter1 End Event or Counter2 is used as the internal trigger source Tri...

Page 46: ...rom 0 to 16 seconds in increments of 1 s The pulse duration can be set from 0 to 16 seconds in increments of 1 s Example of Free Run Line Mode with Frame Trigger An example setup of free run line acqu...

Page 47: ...as follows Set image Height as 80 Select TriggerSelector as SingleLineTrigger Start Set TriggerMode as On Select TriggerSource as Timer1EndEvent Select TriggerSelector as SingleFrameTrigger Start Set...

Page 48: ...t typically needed by end user applications Counter and Timer Control Feature Description The following table and block diagram describes these parameters along with their view attribute and minimum c...

Page 49: ...n of the Acquisition End event Exposure Start ExposureStart Counter starts on the reception of the Exposure Start event Exposure End ExposureEnd Counter starts on the reception of the Exposure End eve...

Page 50: ...nd events Timer 2 End Timer2End Counts the number of Timer 2 End events Counter Incremental Line Activation counterIncrementalLineActivation Selects the counter signal activation mode for line inputs...

Page 51: ...The selected Timer is Disabled Active Active The selected Timer is Enabled Timer Status timerStatus Returns the current state of the timer RO 1 00 Expert DFNC Timer Idle TimerIdle The timer is idle Th...

Page 52: ...rigger before starting the timer 1 00 Expert DFNC Timer Duration timerDuration Sets the duration in microseconds of the timer pulse 1 00 Expert DFNC Timer Value timerValue Reads the current value in m...

Page 53: ...Reset Source Event or CounterEnd the counter is reset to 00 but does not restart counting until the next CounterReset Cmd Example Counter Start Source CounterEnd itself Countermode OFF Counter is IDL...

Page 54: ...CMD Counter Completed CounterResetSource CounterEnd Itself CounterStartSource EVENT and Signal Edge Base CounterResetSource Event Itself 0 Example CounterStartSource Signal Level Base Example 1 Count...

Page 55: ...nterStartSource Line 1 CounterWait Start Counter Register Countermode Active Counter Completed CounterResetSource CounterEnd Itself CounterStartSource Line Edge Base Example 2 Active Active Active Cou...

Page 56: ...ically needed by end user applications Advanced Processing Control Feature Descriptions The following table describes these features along with their view attribute and device version When a Device Ve...

Page 57: ...ent table as the current Flat Field User Flatfield 3 UserFlatfield3 Sets User Flat Field 3 coefficient table as the current Flat Field User Flatfield 4 UserFlatfield4 Sets User Flat Field 4 coefficien...

Page 58: ...DFNC No Error NoError No Error Calibration Failed GenericError FPN calibration failed Camera Busy BusyError The camera is busy and cannot perform the FPN calibration Timeout Error TimeoutError The FP...

Page 59: ...eSize flatfieldCalibrationPRNU flatfieldCorrectionAlgorithm flatfieldCorrectionTarget X X To set black level offset Features BlackLevel To set gain Features Gain Flat Field Correction Algorithm Descri...

Page 60: ...ra application saves the new buffer using SapBuffer Save with the format tiff option which allows saving data without loss of significant bits Important Factors about Flat Field Processing Important B...

Page 61: ...bration such as a clean evenly lighted white wall or non glossy paper with the lens slightly out of focus Ideally a controlled diffused light source aimed directly at the lens should be used Note the...

Page 62: ...cation accounts for a small number of hot stuck or dead pixels pixels that do not react to light over the full dynamic range specified for that sensor Once the bright gray acquisition setup is done no...

Page 63: ...ence images are valid a histogram tool is provided so that the user can review the images used for the correction data Note that it is important to follow the instructions in the preceding section to...

Page 64: ...not saturated white Even illumination on white paper can be used with a gray level of minimum of 128 8 bit mode It is preferable to prepare for the white level calibration step before starting the ca...

Page 65: ...rocessing controls Cycling Preset Mode Control Category The Linea GigE Cycling Preset controls as shown by CamExpert groups parameters used to configure the camera Cycling features Cycling controls al...

Page 66: ...ive set Line1 Line1 Increment on Line1 Line2 Line2 Increment on Line2 Line3 Line3 Increment on Line3 Line4 Line4 Increment on Line4 Counter1 End Counter1End Increment on the end of Counter 1 Counter2...

Page 67: ...be part of the cycling When activating the selected feature this will automatically set the corresponding standard camera feature to read only V1 00 Expert DFNC Off Off Exclude the selected feature fr...

Page 68: ...lseOnTimer2End Generate a pulse on the TimerEnd 2 event Pulse On Counter 1 End PulseOnCounter1End Generate a pulse on the CounterEnd event Pulse On Counter 2 End PulseOnCounter2End Generate a pulse on...

Page 69: ...that s somewhat short dark These controls are in the Sensor Control Category group within CamExpert Now select the Cycling Preset Category to setup and test the following example Set cyclingPresetMode...

Page 70: ...higher value increasing the acquisition brightness Repeat for index 3 with a Gain that s higher again Test the Example With 3 gain values saved in three presets click the CamExpert Grab button to sta...

Page 71: ...ot typically needed by end user applications Image Format Control Feature Description The following table describes these features along with their view attribute and device version When a Device Vers...

Page 72: ...eight Height of the Image provided by the device in lines 1 00 Beginner multiple ROI Mode multipleROIMode Enable the Multiple ROI Region of Interest per image feature The ROI Count is set by the Multi...

Page 73: ...e in the End of Line Metadata This element is part of QWORD 1 Cycling Preset Current Active Set cyclingPresetCurrentActiveSet Control the presence of the cycling preset current active set in the End o...

Page 74: ...xel s that contains End of Line Metadata information 1 00 Beginner DFNC Test Image Pattern TestPattern Selects the type of test image output by the camera 1 00 Beginner Off Off Image is from the camer...

Page 75: ...The sensor spatial resolution is reduced but the improved low light sensitivity plus lower signal noise ratio may solve a difficult imaging situation The user can evaluate the results of the binning f...

Page 76: ...ansfer module Parameters in gray are read only either always or due to another parameter being disabled Parameters in black are user set in CamExpert or programmable via an imaging application Feature...

Page 77: ...onStart until stopped with the AcquisitionStop command Acquisition Frame Count AcquisitionFrameCount Number of frames to be acquired in MultiFrame acquisition mode 1 00 Beginner Acquisition Arm Cmd Ac...

Page 78: ...data when there are temporary delays to the transfer When using CamExpert right click on this field and then click on Refresh from the pop up menu The current frame count in the transfer buffer is dis...

Page 79: ...Continuous or a specific image frame count MultiBlock The transfer frame count is set by the feature TransferBlockCount which must be equal or less than the number of image frames available in the cam...

Page 80: ...R AND TIMER CONTROL NA ADVANCED PROCESSING CONTROL flatfieldCorrectionMode CYCLING PRESET MODE CONTROL cyclingPresetMode cP_FeaturesActivationMode cP_FlatfieldCorrectionMode IMAGE FORMAT CONTROL Pixel...

Page 81: ...nt related features Parameters in gray are read only either always or due to another parameter being disabled Parameters in black are user set in CamExpert or programmable via an imaging application F...

Page 82: ...mp ticks or increments during 1 second frequency in Hz RO 1 00 Expert DFNC Timestamp Reset Cmd timestampControlReset Resets the timestamp counter to 0 WO 1 00 Expert DFNC Event Selector EventSelector...

Page 83: ...ge Event Statistic Selector eventStatisticSelector Selects which Event statistic to display 1 00 Expert DFNC Start of Acquisition AcquisitionStart Event sent on control channel on acquisition start En...

Page 84: ...nvalid frame trigger 1 00 Guru Invalid Frame Trigger Event Timestamp EventInvalidFrameTriggerTimestamp Timestamp of the invalid frame trigger event 1 00 Guru Image lost Data EventImageLostData Data of...

Page 85: ...ent ID to identify the Line 5 pulse generator Event 1 00 Guru Line5Pulse Event Timestamp EventLine5PulseStartTimestamp Timestamp of the Line5 Pulse event 1 00 Guru Line6Pulse Data EventLine6PulseStart...

Page 86: ...tware usage not typically needed by end user applications GigE Vision Transport Layer Feature Descriptions The following table describes these parameters along with their view attribute and minimum ca...

Page 87: ...nfiguration status RO 1 00 Guru None None Device IP Configuration is not defined PersistentIP PersistentIP Device IP Address Configuration is set to Persistent IP static DHCP DHCP Device IP Address Co...

Page 88: ...l to control RO 1 00 Expert Fire Test Packet GevSCPSFireTestPacket When this feature is set to True the device will fire one test packet 1 00 Invisible Link Max Throughput DeviceMaxThroughput Maximum...

Page 89: ...Data Gev Supported Option GevSupportedOption Returns TRUE if the selected GEV option is supported RO 1 00 Invisible LLA Supported GevSupportedIPConfigurationLLA Indicates if LLA Auto IP is supported b...

Page 90: ...econdURL Indicates the second URL to the XML device description file RO 1 00 Invisible Gev Major Version GevVersionMajor Major version of the specification RO 1 00 Invisible Gev Minor Version GevVersi...

Page 91: ...lSize The values SensorWidth and SensorHeight are used because the Width and Height values can change if binning is used or even while grabbing Device UPnP Auto Discovery Mode Details The Linea GigE s...

Page 92: ...re the Linea GigE is shown as a camera network device see the following screen capture Note that the discovery process is usually fast but may take up to 10 seconds tested on a Windows 7 pc and this d...

Page 93: ...firmware Using the Linea GigE File Memory Any or all of the Linea GigE file memory is usable by the user to store data Folders can be created and files copied to the camera limited to available space...

Page 94: ...ged as Invisible are usually for Teledyne DALSA or third party software usage not typically needed by end user applications File Access Control Feature Descriptions The Device Version number represent...

Page 95: ...ite Write Select WRITE only open mode File Access Buffer FileAccessBuffer Defines the intermediate access buffer that allows the exchange of data between the device file storage and the application 1...

Page 96: ...updates From the File Selector drop menu select the Linea GigE memory location for the uploaded data This menu presents only the applicable data locations for the selected file type Click the Browse b...

Page 97: ...egisters Streaming End DeviceRegistersStreamingEnd Announces end of registers streaming and performs validation for registers consistency before activating them 1 00 Invisible Device Feature Streaming...

Page 98: ...eme The Windows NIC configuration must be set to DHCP the typical default case and no DHCP server must be present on the network Otherwise an IP address gets assigned by the DHCP server Windows will t...

Page 99: ...E Vision network The Teledyne DALSA DHCP server is recommended where there are multiple NIC ports with multiple GigE Vision devices attached Each NIC port must use a different subnet to avoid IP addre...

Page 100: ...IP address assignment might make it impossible to connect to the camera In such a case the Teledyne DALSA Network Configuration tool includes a function to recover a Linea GigE camera with an unknown...

Page 101: ...Linea GigE Series Camera Network Overview Tools 99...

Page 102: ...100 Technical Specifications Linea GigE Series Camera Technical Specifications Mechanical Specifications Linea GigE 8k Note Linea GigE 8k with M72x0 75 Lens Mount...

Page 103: ...Linea GigE Series Camera Technical Specifications 101 Linea GigE 2k and 4k Note Linea GigE 2k 4k with M42x1 Lens Mount...

Page 104: ...ions Each camera side has two mounting holes in identical locations which provide good grounding capabilities Overall height or width tolerance is 0 05mm Sensor Alignment Specification The following f...

Page 105: ...4 Line 2 In RS 422 Input Port 2 5 Signals Ground Signals Ground 6 Line 3 In Out RS 422 Single ended Input or Output Port 3 7 Line 3 In Out RS 422 Input or Output Port 3 8 Line 4 In Out RS 422 Single...

Page 106: ...104 Technical Specifications Linea GigE Series Camera...

Page 107: ...External Input Overview Selectable input trigger threshold levels for RS422 Differential 3 3V TTL 5V TTL 12V and 24V single ended signal inputs see lineDetectionLevel feature Note that the selected de...

Page 108: ...Voltage low to high high to low 3 3 V TTL 1 5 V 1 5 V 5 0 V TTL 2 5 V 2 5 V 12 V 5 V 5 V 24 V 5 V 5 V External Input Timing Reference Input Level Standard Maximum Input Frequency Minimum Pulse Width S...

Page 109: ...PUT PIN 5 Signal Ground Output Enable External Output Signal Single Ended Logic Drive Mode 5V TTL 12V 24V OUTPUT not connected Output Signal OUTPUT PIN 5 Signal Ground Output Enable External Output Si...

Page 110: ...Jumbo Frames will outperform adapters with fixed packet size frames Optimal settings will be system dependent Ethernet Switch Requirements When there is more than one device on the same network or a c...

Page 111: ...from Omnitron Systems www omnitron systems com converts GigE to fiber transmission and vice versa It supports multimode MM fiber over distances of up to 220 m 720 ft and single mode SM fiber up to 65...

Page 112: ...110 Technical Specifications Linea GigE Series Camera EC FCC Declarations of Conformity...

Page 113: ...Linea GigE Series Camera Technical Specifications 111...

Page 114: ...rs for available lens adapters is provided The first two lens parameters Lens Mount and Lens Image Circle are based on correctly matching the lens to the sensor Brief information on other lens paramet...

Page 115: ...Linea GigE Series Camera Additional Reference Information 113 M42x1 to Nikon F Bayonet Adapter AC LA 00115 A1 R Nikon F Bayonet to M42x1 Adapter 12mm BFD HEAVY DUTY w clip...

Page 116: ...114 Additional Reference Information Linea GigE Series Camera M42x1 to C Mount Adapter AC LC 00001 00 R M42 to C Mount Adapter 12mm BFD...

Page 117: ...Information 115 Linea GigE 8k Linea GigE 8k camera uses a M72x0 75 lens screw mount and optionally has adapters for F mount AC LN 00001 A0 R lenses as described below M72x0 75 to F Mount Adapter AC L...

Page 118: ...E 4k relative to a Nikon FDX lens using the optional F mount adapter The lower graphic compares the Linea GigE 2k relative to 1 3 and 1 lens using the optional C mount adapter Image Circle approximate...

Page 119: ...ies Camera Additional Reference Information 117 For the Linea GigE 8k the image circle must envelop the width of the sensor 58 010mm Image Circle minimum Linea GigE 8k sensor 58 010mm M72 x 0 75 Inner...

Page 120: ...ects at some limited distance range at some positive or negative magnification This defines the field of view F Number aperture The lens aperture defines the amount of light that can pass Lenses may h...

Page 121: ...f interest It is often more important to consider exposure than illumination The total amount of energy which is related to the total number of photons reaching the sensor is more important than the r...

Page 122: ...s surface to the second focal point The object distance OD is the distance from the first principal point to the object Primary Points in a Lens System Magnification and Resolution The magnification o...

Page 123: ...al path and should be handled like other optical components with extreme care Dust can obscure pixels producing dark patches on the sensor response Dust is most visible when the illumination is collim...

Page 124: ...Long air bursts will chill the sensor window causing more condensation Condensation even when left to dry naturally will deposit more particles on the sensor When compressed air cannot clean the sens...

Page 125: ...recommended when Linea GigE is installed in a high vibration environment All cables made in U S A all cables RoHS compliant CAT6 certified tested for near end far end crosstalk and return loss IGE 3M...

Page 126: ...server tray icon shows a warning when a device is connected but there is some type of IP error The GigE server tray icon when the device is found The camera has obtained an IP address and there are n...

Page 127: ...timeout errors there may be a conflict with the third party camera s filter driver In some cases third party filter drivers modify the NIC properties such that the Teledyne DALSA Sapera Network Imagin...

Page 128: ...ersion used Installation Issues and Functional Problems This section covers issues that are apparent after installation or are indicated by the GigE server tray icon showing a warning symbol Device Av...

Page 129: ...er issues in a high EMI environment Check that the Ethernet cable is clipped both to the camera and the NIC or switch on the other end Verify the Ethernet cabling Poor cables will cause connections to...

Page 130: ...in free run mode at the maximum frame rate start the Sapera Monitor tool from the Sapera Tools installed with Sapera Make sure the Memory Overflow event monitor is enabled Continue grabbing from the c...

Page 131: ...rate x frame buffer height than the time set for the GigE Vision Host Control feature Image Timeout Simply increase the Image Timeout value as required Issues with Cognex VisionPro When the Cognex Vis...

Page 132: ...ynedalsa com Teledyne DALSA GMBH Lise Meitner Str 7 82152 Krailling Munich Germany Tel 49 89 89545730 Fax 49 89 895457346 sales europe teledynedalsa com Asian Sales Teledyne DALSA Asia Pacific Ikebuku...

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