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Page 1: ...M A N U A L P H A N T O M When it s too fast to see and too important not to v2511 v2011 v1611 v1211 Ultrahigh speed cameras ZDOC 64105 MA 0002 Rev 1 ...

Page 2: ...Phantom Ultrahigh speed cameras Manual w w w v i s i o n r e s e a r c h c o m PN ZDOC 64105 MA 0002 Rev 1 Last Updated 10 21 2014 ...

Page 3: ...Phantom Ultrahigh speed Cameras M A N U A L when it s too fast to see and too important not to 100 Dey Road Wayne NJ 07470 USA 1 973 696 4500 phantom visionresearch com www visionresearch com ...

Page 4: ... the Marketing Department at Vision Research The contents of this manual are subject to change without notification PN ZDOC 64105 MA 0002 Rev 1 Last Updated 10 21 2014Updated 06 10 2012 w w w v i s i o n r e s e a r c h c o m ...

Page 5: ...al C o n t e n t s 1 Introduction 1 2 Quick Start Guides 9 3 Phantom Software 17 4 Download Image Processing 31 5 Measurements 35 6 On Screen Displays 45 7 Phantom CineMag CineStation 57 8 Phantom Remote Control Unit RCU 2 63 9 Support 65 ...

Page 6: ... Common Up to 96GB high speed internal RAM Phantom CineMag II compatible up to 512 GB 1Gpx second throughput to Phantom CineMag II 28 μm pixel size ISO 100 000T 32 000D mono ISO 10 000T 6 400D color 12 bit pixel depth Continuous Adjustable Resolution in 128 x 16 pixel increments 1 μs min exposure standard 500 ns with FAST option Internal Mechanical Shutter for hands free and remote black reference...

Page 7: ...eatures 16 Gpx s throughput and a maximum frame rate of 16 000 fps at full resolution 1280 x 800 The Phantom 2011 achieves over 22 Gpx s throughput and a maximum frate of 22 000 fps at full resolution 1280 x 800 The Phantom 2511 boasts 25 Gpx s throughput and a maximum frame rate of more than 25 000 fps at full resolution All Ultrahigh speed cameras are capable of over 570 000 fps at reduced resol...

Page 8: ...v1211 v1611 v2011 and v2511 cameras can securely save a 96 GB cine to an attached Phantom CineMag II in about 1 5 minutes Phantom CineMag II throughput is 1GB s for these cameras The Phantom v1211 v1611 v2011 and v2511 use a proprietary CMOS sensor designed by Vision Research and are available in monochrome or color versions Their 28 micron μm pixels result in very high light sensitivity Measured ...

Page 9: ...pulse Internal Mechanical Shutter Easily perform black references remotely using the built in mechanical capping shutter for optimum image quality 10Gb Ethernet 10GBase T RJ45 Ethernet port for very fast data transfer Continuous Recording Automatically save cines from internal camera memory to an external storage without user intervention Exposure in PIV The Phantom Ultrahigh speed cameras have an...

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Page 11: ...st Forward hold 1 sec button When the camera is Live and Waiting for Trigger this button toggles between a Live image and the Zoom and Threshold functions During Playback it is the Rewind Pause or Fast Rewind hold for 1 sec button This button is used to select a cine for playback from inter nal memory Phantom CineMag II The Menu knob is used to display the Setup menu and to navigate select recordi...

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Page 13: ... 232 and Power for Phantom Remote Control RJ45 10Base T UTP for control and data transfer GPS input for GPS timing longitude latitude IRIG B In Modulated Unmodulated IRIG B Out Unmodulated Az24EI24 and MLAIR protocols supported Factory Use Only Used to stamp images with aquistion data Primary DC Input Battery Backup Power Switch Trigger 1Gbps Ethernet HD SDI 1 and 2 F Sync Capture Remote 10Gps Eth...

Page 14: ...ahigh speed cameras Manual 8 7 pin Fischer Provides 12V power and component signal for viewfinders such as the Sony HDVF35W Also works with the Phantom YPRPB cable VF Pwr or Component VF A s i d e c o n n e c t o r ...

Page 15: ...s should be set to 172 16 0 1 with a 255 255 0 0 subnet mask Install the latest version of Phantom Camera Control PCC software from the accompanying CD or USB key Connect the 20 28 VDC power supply to the camera s Primary DC Input connector Attach the supplied Ethernet cable between the Phantom camera and the computer Connect the supplied Capture cable to the Phantom camera If an external trigger ...

Page 16: ... Post Trigger to zero 0 by a Moving the T Trigger Position slider to the right or b Enter zero 0 into the Last data entry field Click on the CSR button to perform a Current Session Reference Click the Capture button to start recording to the cam era s internal memory circular buffer At the end of the action click the action Trigger button at the bottom of the Live panel or Provide a switch closure...

Page 17: ...Cine window 1 Navigate to the folder where you want to save the cine file 2 Enter a file name for the cine file in the File name data entry field 3 From the Save as type pull down selection list select the Cine Raw cine file format 4 Click the Save button to begin downloading the cine file from the camera to the computer s hard drive Click the down arrow of the Save Cine button Select Save RAM Cin...

Page 18: ...folder containing the saved cine file 2 Highlight the cine file to be opened 3 Click the Open button Using the Video Control Buttons review the saved cine file Click the Manager tab Double click on the Cine F file under the camera used to record the cine Using the Video Control Buttons review the saved cine file Confirm CineMag Save ...

Page 19: ...e 1 2 Camera menu Rotate the knob to the desired camera parameter then press the knob to select Rotate the knob in ether direction to change the selected parameter then press knob to confirm Set Resolution to the required Width x Height Choose the required Speed frame rate and Shutter exposure time Set the T trigger position at the beginning or the end or some position within the internal memory P...

Page 20: ...ite balance Arm Camera Press the Trigger button to switch from Pre trigger to Waiting for Trigger Loop mode Press the Trigger button Press Menu knob to access the Select screen Rotate Menu knob to the cine to be reviewed then depress to select it Press Playback knob to access the Play Options screen Locate the first image to be saved and select Set In to set the Mark In point Locate the last image...

Page 21: ...truction see Chapter 7 Phantom CineMag CineStation Gently depress the Setup button then the Acq Acquisition button Set the Aspect Ratio Press the down arrow right of Aspect Ratio field and select an Aspect Ratio from the pull down selection list Define the Resolution Frame Rate Exposure and Post Trigger settings using the Numerical Keypad to specify the desired setting To overwrite the present val...

Page 22: ...he back of the camera Click the Play button Locate the first last image to be saved by Performing a Quick Search Rotate the Jog Scroll dial until desired point in cine is achieved or Press and hold down on Image Location Identifier arrow located just below the Cine Editor Bar and slide finger right to quickly advance cine slide left to quickly rewind present image number is displayed above Using V...

Page 23: ...control the same camera each computer requires a unique IP address for example 100 100 100 1 255 255 0 0 100 100 100 2 255 255 0 0 and so on The software is built around a multi layered work area that includes the following work areas Provides quick access to the most frequently used functions Position the mouse over a button and wait for a second to display a text box describing what it is The la...

Page 24: ... camera This can be useful when working with multiple cameras All camera control and setting of shooting parameters frame rate shutter etc is performed in the Live tab The Play tab is used to review edit and save Cine files either from the camera or from files on the local hard drive Control Tabs PVP can be launched directly from the desktop or by clicking the Video Out toolbar button in PCC PVP c...

Page 25: ... and display settings are also set through PVP Video systems will vary based on the country you are in what kind of video monitor used and the required display resolution All available video setting for the connected camera can be found in the Settings menu of PVP PCC provides the ability to select various units for specific camera parameters by clicking the Preference button at the bottom Manager...

Page 26: ...support EDR Extreme Dynamic Range exposure Double click the camera s to be controlled listed in the Manager tab or select the camera s from the Camera pull down list in the Live tab Selecting a Camera Once a camera is selected a Preview panel will display to the left of the control tabs showing the current image being captured by the camera This image may differ slightly to that of the image being...

Page 27: ...x to their default values The Default White Balance button restores white balance to the default which under the most typical lighting will produce a green image The Tone Reset button restores the image tone to the default values and the Color Matrix Restore button return the color matrix values to their default values Changes made only affect the meta data of the Cine file not the raw data If you...

Page 28: ... to that of the image being output over the camera s two HD SDI ports due to display differences in the video monitor and computer screens Automatic White Balance Just below the Camera selector in the Live tab are a series of expandable headers which contain groups of related camera settings Capture Settings This manual will cover the most commonly used settings see the Pcc Help file for details o...

Page 29: ...pped resolutions are set using the Crop and Resample menu in Image Tools Sample Rate Set the acquisition frame rate in frames per second FPS Exposure Time shutter Set the exposure time in microseconds percentage or degrees this depends on how the PCC preferences are set EDR Extreme Dynamic Range Set a unique expo sure time defined in microseconds or a percentage of the defined Exposure Time to pix...

Page 30: ...Recording when enabled automatically restarts the recording process after the Auto actions have been performed Key Advanced Settings When Restart Recording is enabled PCC does not provide any user confirmation before the clip is erased from RAM and starts recording again This feature should be used with care External Sync instructs the camera to utilize one of the following three frame sync clock ...

Page 31: ...top recording leaving the camera s RAM empty Selecting the Trigger button instructs the camera to immediately stop recording when the Trigger Position is set to zero If a value greater than zero is set the camera will continue to record post trigger frames until the user specified value is met Triggering the Camera If a clip exists in the camera s memory you will be asked if you are sure you wish ...

Page 32: ...e Manager tab The viewing option can be changed via the Play Speed Options and the Cines metadata can be viewed in the Frame Info and Cine Info sections Use the Video Control buttons to review the cine A Rewind B Pause C Play D Fast Rewind E Rewind 1 Frame F Advance 1 Frame G Fast Forward Quickly search through cine files to find the points of interest Scroll scrub through the clip using the Image...

Page 33: ...ck the Mark In button Locate the last image of the cine to be saved and click the Mark Out button Click Play Speed Option and enable check Limit to Range Under the Video Control buttons click the Jump to Start button then review the edited cine Click the Save Cine button to save the edited cine to the computer s hard drive If you wish to save the clip to an attached Phantom Cine Mag click the down...

Page 34: ... set by opening the Pvp Settings windows This includes control for the video system 4K video and on screen display parameters including production area rectangles Using PVP Phantom Video Player PVP Settings Click on the palette from the main PVP window to activate the Image Tools menu It is basically the same as the equivalent menu in PCC It can be used to adjust image processing parameters includ...

Page 35: ...e letter F To return to the live output select Live Scroll through a Cine by dragging the play head back and forth on the timeline Use the playback controls to play forward and in reverse Use the speed slider to change the playback speed Use the and buttons to mark in and out points After trimming a clip press the Save to Flash button to save it to the Phantom CineMag or Save to File to download i...

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Page 37: ...converted by selecting the desired format from the Save as Type selection list in the Save Cine dialogue window The file formats above the separator line in the Save as Type selection list are movie like formats meaning the entire clip will be saved as a single file while the formats below the line are image formats meaning each frame of cine will be saved as a sequence of images PCC Software Solu...

Page 38: ...then the first converted frame will have the name image_ 00100 tif The annotator will add frame numbers starting from 1 Example image_ 5 tif This will cause the first converted frame to have the name image_00001 tif Ensure all image adjustments have been applied prior to initiating the conversion process All metadata gain gamma saturation etc will be embedded into the converted images The Batch Co...

Page 39: ... extension However if you are converting the file into a sequence of images you need to enter the annotation only detailed in the Convert a Cine topic earlier in this chapter Example 4 The software automatically creates a separate folder for each of the files being converted assigns the original file name and appends the appropriate image number and file extension to each image Once the Convert bu...

Page 40: ...igh speed cameras Manual 34 For details on how to use the various PCC measurement tools can be found in the Phantom PCC Camera Control Application Help File Step by Step Procedures Play Panel Procedures Measurements ...

Page 41: ... wave from an explosive device Automotive engineers require this information to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of an airbag design by determining the time speed and angle it takes the airbag to deploy fully Studies by the scientific and research communities require it to analyze human locomotion by measuring the angle a knee joint bends and the compression the knee joint endures while runni...

Page 42: ...ration PCC for example provides several edge detection algorithms and image processing tools to improve the measurement process The measurement technology provides a motion analysis system that harmonizes measured data with images In this chapter we will review the various PCC measurement capabilities Units of Measurement specify the computing and reporting unit for distance speed acceleration ang...

Page 43: ...y Coordinate measurements are calculated from an Origin point pixel by default the top left corner of the image however the Origin can be changed when performing measurements Each coordinate consists of two numbers x1 y1 indicating the position of a pixel in the image on the two dimensional plane from the Origin point Using Distance and Angle and Speed instant measure ment tools makes analyzing la...

Page 44: ...ed point are on different frames the software also calculates speed and angular speed Speed s is calculated using the formula s d dt where d measured distance and dt time of the point frame time of the origin frame if point and origin are on different frames Angular speed is calculated using the formula as a dt where a measured angle and dt time of the point frame time of the origin frame if point...

Page 45: ... speed is calculated using the formula as a dt where a measured angle dt time of the last point frame time of the first point frame if first and last points are on different frames These measurement tools are exceptional when analyzing a rotating object The ability to measure an object like a projectile rotating in mid air to determine its angular speed can be applied to other sciences for example...

Page 46: ...s of a point or object or multiple points up to 99 with respect to the image plane over time The analyst can use one of two methods to track 2D motion Automatic or Manual Collect Point Tracking With Automatic Tracking the analyst needs to define a rectangle width and height in pixels around a template image region the point being tracked The analyst defines a second rectangle that the tracking alg...

Page 47: ...alyst to select every point being tracked for each frame With either method all tracked points are logged to a measurement file that can be used to generate a coordinate speed or acceleration spreadsheet easing report generation Data Acquisition To investigate the effect environmental conditions may have on the recorded data a National Instruments USB or M Series Data Acquisition DAQ module can al...

Page 48: ... functions from Phantom libraries The MATLAB SDK contains header files needed to call Phantom SDK functions from MATLAB function wrappers a simple object oriented layer and demo scripts This SDK uses the MATLAB interface to shared libraries to call functions from Phantom libraries SDKs allow for example automotive manufacturers to create command line scripts to control a Phantom camera directly fr...

Page 49: ... multiple points from 2D images has been eliminated The ability to perform these calculations with just a few clicks of a mouse button allows engineers science and researchers and developers will significantly reduce research and development time thereby increasing productivity These tools provide them with the ability to conduct even more precise and accurate analyses of ballistics explosions wea...

Page 50: ... c r e e n A Camera State B Internal Memory C Number of Frames Available D Recording Duration E Time Stamp F Frame Rate G Serial Number Name H Exposure Time I Resolution To view the On Screen Display OSD power the camera and connect a video monitor A B C D E F G H I ...

Page 51: ...ys a Live image on the video monitor Playback camera is in PLAYBACK mode a cine can be selected for playback This time line represents all frames available in the camera s internal memory RAM buffer circular buffer The T symbol above the time line represents the user defined trigger point Indicates the exact number of recordable frames available in the camera s internal memory Indicates the total ...

Page 52: ...eed Frame Rate Sample Rate that the camera will capture at The available speeds will change according to the Resolution selected Smaller resolutions allow higher speeds How to Set the Parameters The Resolution parameter should be set before setting the Speed Defines the amount of time the sensor is exposed to light in degrees of shutter angle and μs of exposure time A small shutter angle or short ...

Page 53: ...ing speeds Period Trigger The image aspect ratio will be displayed with the defined Resolution setting Res This field selects whether the camera is to run in Loop or Run Stop R S mode In Loop mode a trigger signal starts the recording and stops after all Post trigger frames are recorded This is the default setting Any cine can be played over HD SDI or saved to an attached computer or Phantom CineM...

Page 54: ...Production Area Offset parameters are used to move the user defined PA Production Area displayed on the attached monitor By default the Production Area Offset will set to 0 0 These settings instruct the Produc tion Area to be displayed in the center of the image display area The first POA variable offsets or moves the Production Area horizontally while the second PAO variable move the Production A...

Page 55: ...t is not fully saturated 2 Select and highlight OK next to the word White Balance 3 Rotate the Menu knob to select a white balance value and press again White balance Most of the setting in this menu pertain to color cameras only CC 0 Color Compensation is automatic however it can be further adjusted if necessary Color temperature adjusts the red and blue components of white balance while Color Co...

Page 56: ... to a minimum value of 1 0 will decrease the EI The EI can also be adjusted by the adjusting the EI value itself using the on camera controls as indicated here Increasing the EI adds gain to the video image the more gain that is added the more digital noise will be visible in the resulting cine Vision Research recommends maintain ing the EI as close to default as possible for best image quality Th...

Page 57: ...splay except for the camera state designators An empty red circle indicates the camera is recording to internal memory RAM and awaiting a trigger signal Displays a Live image on the video monitor A full red circle indicates the camera has been triggered and is filling internal memory Post Trigger frames Displays a Live image on the video monitor Capture Screen Post Trigger Recording Screen ...

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Page 59: ...mera detected a trigger signal at when capturing the cine Indicates the user defined end point the last frame of the cine to be saved Indicates the number of frames recorded in the camera s internal memory Indicates the total length of recording time in minutes and or seconds Indicates the day of the year hour minute second microsecond Indicates the user defined frame rate Indicates the camera ser...

Page 60: ...he Cine Number indicates the cine selected via the Cine List to review edit and or save The white square below the internal memory time line represents where the frame being displayed is located within the internal memory buffer or attached Phantom CineMag The Cine List displays the list of cines the end user can select to review edit and or save Cine Number Cine List Frame Position Indicator A B ...

Page 61: ...the following additions Used to save the cine to an attached Phantom CineMag II Defines the new start point of the selected cine file Defines the new end point of the selected cine file Plays the selected cine in the forward direction Plays the selected cine in the reverse backward direction Returns the display screen to the Playback screen Save Set In Set Out Forward Reverse Back ...

Page 62: ...antom CineMag II Indicators Mag Read Indicator Lights when data or the Phantom CineMag II is being accessed Power Indicator Mag Capacity Indicator When a CineMag is empty all lights will be illuminated As material is recorded to the mag the lights will turn off The last light will go out when the mag is filled Mag Write Indicator Lights when footage is being recorded to the Phantom CineMag II ...

Page 63: ...owing several minutes of recording It is not possible to delete individual clips from a CineMag II because all frames are recorded contiguously This is an important consideration when saving clips once the CineMag is full you can only re record on it by deleting its entire contents For this reason it s recommended that RAM cines are reviewed and trimmed by setting in and out points prior to transf...

Page 64: ...oss the pins To remove the Phantom CineMag II pull the red tab on the back of the camera and lift the Phantom CineMag II being careful not to damage the pins on the camera Saving from a CineMag II In case damage to the pins occurs Vision Research sells replacement pin arrays that are easily installed in the field Attaching a CineMag II Vision Research recommends that you save the clips from a Phan...

Page 65: ...when using video playback Then click the green Save Cine button In the Save Cine dialog box choose Cine Raw as the file format navigate to the folder where you wish to save the clip and click Save In the Play Tab click the triangle to the right of the Save Cine button and from the popup menu select Save All Flash Cines To File In the subsequent save dialog window navigate to the folder where you w...

Page 66: ... click the Erase button Confirm that you wish to delete all clips In PVP software simply tap the Erase All button and confirm Erase progress is indicated on the video OSD on the camera screen and by a progress bar in the software Once complete all data on the CineMag II will be erased and the CineMag will be ready for recording again right away In order to protect the contents there is a tiny eras...

Page 67: ...e stored on the CineMag play them over the dual HD SDI or component video ports set in out points to trim and then save the files to a connected hard drive The save process can also be fully automated When connected to a computer running the Phantom software a CineStation behaves almost identically to a camera except that no capture functions will be enabled Playing back and downloading clips from...

Page 68: ...con nect to the CineStation its IP address is printed on the side of the device label XIP At the time of this writing Vision Research has verified two models of 10G PCI Express cards with Windows 7 and 8 Intel X520 T2 Atto FastFrame NT12 Once the NIC is installed in the PC ensure the latest driver is installed from the manufacturer s website Generally the computer and all devices must be re booted...

Page 69: ...d wireless versions Both versions will connect with an included 5 meter cable direct to the back of the camera Alternatively the wireless model includes a Bluetooth dongle that allows for operation from up to 100 meters The 5 active TFT display is easy to use even outdoors The display can act as an HD SDI video monitor a full featured touch screen controller or both An SDI cable connection is requ...

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Page 74: ...mages are captured and output First the native resolution must be selected from the Cine Settings Resolution pull down however an output resolution can be set using the Geometry Overlays section of the Image Tools menu What is the difference between Native and Cropped resolutions There are a variety of pre set output resolutions available or any value can be typed in and offset with the X Y coordi...

Page 75: ...t v2511 v2011 v1611 v1211 Width x Height Max FPS Max FPS Max FPS Max FPS 1280 x 800 25 600 22 500 16 600 12 600 1280 x 720 28 500 25 100 18 400 14 000 1024 x 800 30 500 26 900 19 700 15 000 1024 x 512 47 300 41 800 30 700 23 400 896 x 800 33 600 29 800 21 800 16 600 768 x 768 39 100 34 700 25 300 19 300 640 x 480 69 900 62 400 45 500 34 700 512 x 512 75 400 67 700 49 100 37 500 512 x 384 99 500 89...

Page 76: ...Yes You need to order the optional Canon EOS lens mount and use it with one of the tested and supported lenses see FAQ elsewhere The part number is VRI MNT EOS VSERIES No you must use the 220 W power supply shipped with the camera It is part number VRI PWR SUPPLY 220W FIS Spares and replacement power supplies are available from Vision Research Yes In fact there is a viewfinder port on the camera t...

Page 77: ...ich has heat pipes attached The heat pipes carry excess heat away from the sensor area toward the sides of the camera where heat is removed using dual fans The heat pipe is a copper tube that is filled with a liquid under low pressure One end of the heat pipe is bonded to the source of heat in this case the copper heat sink The other side is bonded to a heat sink which is fan cooled Liquid in the ...

Page 78: ... an event marker making it easy to later find and view specific frames Trigger input provides a hardware trigger to the camera Strobe output is a low during the frame exposure time Ready output is high when the camera is capturing pretrigger frames IRIG In external sync and time stamping from a modulated or unmodulated IRIG source IRIG Out provides an umodulated IRIG source that contains timing in...

Page 79: ... Phantom v2511 v2011 v1611 and v1211 cameras ship with a standard Capture Cable that connects to the Capture Connector and provides access to Ready Strobe A Sync Pre trigger Memgate Video All other signals are accessible by using a Phantom Break out Box See the related FAQ Yes it will You can connect through the remote port on the camera either with a Remote cable or Bluetooth dongle You can also ...

Page 80: ... input of an unpowered camera WILL NOT power up the camera However if there is a loss of primary power then the Battery Backup power will be used to maintain camera operation and protect any stored data When the switch is in the OFF position the camera is off Providing power to the Primary DC Power input or the Battery Backup input will not cause the camera to power up When the switch is moved to ...

Page 81: ...ill immediately take over providing uninterrupted power to the camera This is important to protect any images stored in the camera s high speed memory from accidental loss Connecting power to the battery backup port will not turn on the camera See FAQ about the AUTO ON OFF switch There is no drain from the connected battery unless a loss of primary power causes the power input to switch to the bat...

Page 82: ...thernet interface is standard on the camera When properly configured this allows for cine downloads at speed up to 4 or 5 times that of the Gb Ethernet interface While any compatible 10GBASE T interface card installed in a PC should work we have been using and testing the interface with the Intel 10 Gigabit AT2 Server Adapter card part number E10G41AT2 Vision Research provides a ruggedized connect...

Page 83: ... image is non responsive and scrambled the camera may be set to an external sync without a sync source con nected In the FPS menu on the side of the camera check the Sync to ensure that Internal is selected If the camera is stuck in an unusual state it may be useful to restore the camera s factory defaults This returns the capture parameters image processing video modes and image calibration back ...

Page 84: ...sor wipe material They leave behind more than they remove Never use your finger to get a speck of dust off it s going to make things much worse Never blow on the sensor or OLPF Never put sharp objects near the surface of the OLPF or sensor Always keep the Phantom body cap on the camera when there is no lens attached Due to differences in various lenses and other mechanical tolerances it may be nec...

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