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• Green LED
When lit, indicates a camera is connected to the controller. After initialization is
complete (about 30-45 seconds,) the LED will blink at a steady rate of about
1 blink/second. This indicates that the camera is ready to acquire data.
• IEEE 1394 -4-pin
Contact the factory for more information.
• Serial
Factory use only.
• Trigger In
A BNC connector for external trigger of the console.
• Trigger Out
A BNC connector which provides a trigger out for synchronization with
connected data acquisition equipment.
• Camera Link: Base
Used to connect the console with a Camera Link frame grabber. The Camera
Link serialized frame grabber interface is compliant with the industry standard
Camera Link Specification. This specification is available for purchase from the
Automated Imaging Association website Bookstore accessed via
www.machinevisiononline.org
.
• Camera Link 2
A connector that enables limited use of the Camera Link interface.
• DVI - Monitor
Contact the factory for more information.
• Ethernet
Factory use only.
REFERENCES:
For additional information, refer to Section B.3, Connectors ,
on page 42.
2.4 Cables
4411-0116_007
Camera-Controller Cable
The standard 9.8 feet [3.0 m] cable (6050-0577) has 18-pin TDP
connectors on each end. The cable is used to connect the
camera to the Remote Head #1 connector on the front panel of
the MegaPlus multi-head controller.
4411-0116_008
Camera-Controller Power Cable
The standard 16.4feet [5.0 m] cable (6050-0558) has a three-pin
connector on the camera end and a 2-pin Lemo connector on
the MegaPlus multi-head controller end. The cable connects the
camera to the 2-pin power connector on the rear panel of the
controller.