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Pollux GigE Series – 01M / 05M Camera
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56 Manual 1.0
Each embedded information of the available data will be put in the least 8
significant bits (No matter in MONO8 or RGB24).
The Embedded information is as following:
Timestamp
: Take four bytes: transmission with four available data.
Data format
: The data format of the timestamp is shown in Figure 65.
Figure 65.
Timestamp Format
Analog gain
: Take four bytes: transmission with four available data. Connect the
least significant 8 bit of the four data together.
The data format of analog gain
: Show the connected data directly. The range is
from 0 to 1023. The Most Significant Bits will complement 0 automatically.
Exposure time
: Take four bytes: transmission with four available data. Connect
the least significant 8 bit of the four data together.
The data format of the exposure time
: The connected least significant 8 bit of
the four data are the number of the exposure line. Multiply the line number to
25.8μs. The result is the exposure time. The unit is μs.
Average Brightness
: Take four bytes: transmission with four available data.
Connect the least significant 8 bit of the four data together.
The data format of the average brightness: Show the connected data directly. The
range is from 0 to 4095. The Most Significant Bits will complement 0 automatically.
White balance gain
: Contains three components of gain. It consumes 8 bytes in
total, including two bytes for R channel of Gain, two bytes for G channel of Gain
and four bytes for B channel of Gain. In other words, the transmission uses eight
available image data.