Hamamatsu Photonics C8484-16C, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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C8484-16C Instruction manual Ver.1.5
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10-6 DETAIL OF COMMANDS
(1) Mode setting commands
AMD (Acquire MoDe)
Parameter N (Normal)
/
E (External)
Function
Selects internal control or external control for the exposure trigger timing.
Example
AMD N
The command setting the mode is executed, and then
internally controlled imaging begins.
AMD E
The command setting the mode is executed, exposure
according to external control pulses begins, and the images
are output.
NMD
(Normal MoDe)
Parameter N (Normal)
/
S (Shutter)
/ F
(Frame blanking)
Function
Selects mode used to set the exposure time when the exposure trigger
timing is controlled internally: Normal, in which exposure is set by
exposure time, electronic shutter, or frame blanking.
Example
NMD N
The command setting the mode is executed, and exposure
using normal exposure times goes into effect.
NMD S
The command setting the mode is executed, and exposure
using the electronic shutter goes into effect.
NMD F
The command setting the mode is executed, and exposure
using frame blanking goes into effect.
EMD
(External MoDe)
Parameter E (Edge)
/ L
(Level)
Function
Selects either internal or external settings are used in setting the
exposure time when the exposure trigger timing is controlled externally.
Example
EMD E
The command setting the mode is executed, and exposure
with exposure times with the internal settings goes into effect.
EMD L
The command setting the mode is executed, and exposure
with exposure times with the external settings goes into effect.
SMD (Scan MoDe)
Parameter N (Normal)
/ S
(Super pixel)
Function Selects either normal readout or binning readout (Super Pixel).
Example
SMD N
The command setting the mode is executed, and the data is
read out using N/normal readout.
SMD S
The command setting the mode is executed, and the data is
read out using binning readout.
ADS (A/D Select)
Parameter 12 (12 bit output)
/
10 (10 bit output)
/
8 (8 bit output)
Function Selects 8 bit output, 10 bit output, or 12 bit output.
Example ADS 12 12 bit digital data is output to DB0 to DB11.
ADS 10
Of the 12 bit digital data, the 10 most significant bits are
output to DB 0 to DB 9.
ADS 8
Of the 12 bit digital data, the 8 most significant bits are
output to DB 0 to DB 7.