Name: Basler GIGE VISION ace acA2500-14gm/gcSeries
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Table of Contents9
Specifications, Requirements, and Precautions15
Models15
General Specifications16
Spectral Response19
Mono Camera Spectral Response19
Color Camera Spectral Response21
Mechanical Specifications23
Camera Dimensions and Mounting Points23
Maximum Thread Length on Color Cameras24
Software Licensing Information25
Avoiding EMI and ESD Problems26
Environmental Requirements27
Temperature and Humidity27
Heat Dissipation27
Precautions28
Installation31
Tools for Changing Camera Parameters33
The Pylon Viewer33
The IP Configuration Tool33
The Pylon API34
Camera Functional Description35
Overview35
Physical Interface39
General Description of the Connections39
Connector Pin Assignments and Numbering40
6-Pin Receptacle Pin Assignments & Numbering40
Jack Pin Assignments & Numbering41
Connector Types42
8-Pin RJ-45 Jack42
6-Pin Connector42
Cabling Requirements43
Ethernet Cables43
Standard Power and I/O Cable43
PLC Power and I/O Cable45
Camera Power46
Ethernet Gige Device Information47
Input and Output Lines48
Input Line48
Voltage Requirements48
Input Line Behavior50
Input Line Response Time51
Debouncer52
Output Line54
Voltage Requirements54
Output Line Behavior54
Output Line Response Time57
Image Acquisition Control59
Overview59
Acquisition Start and Stop Commands and the Acquisition Mode63
The Acquisition Start Trigger64
Acquisition Start Trigger Mode64
Acquisition Start Trigger Mode = off64
Acquisition Start Trigger Mode = on64
Acquisition Frame Count65
Setting the Acquisition Start Trigger Mode and Related Parameters66
Using a Software Acquisition Start Trigger67
Introduction67
Setting the Parameters Related to Software Acquisition Start67
Triggering67
Using a Hardware Acquisition Start Trigger69
Introduction69
Setting the Parameters Related to Hardware Acquisition69
Start Triggering69
The Frame Start Trigger71
Frame Start Trigger Mode71
Frame Start Trigger Mode = off71
Frame Start Trigger Mode = on72
Setting the Frame Start Trigger Mode and Related Parameters73
Using a Software Frame Start Trigger74
Introduction74
Acquisition Status75
Setting the Parameters Related to Software Frame76
Start Triggering76
Using a Hardware Frame Start Trigger78
Introduction78
Exposure Modes79
Frame Start Trigger Delay81
Setting the Parameters Related to Hardware Frame81
Start Triggering81
Setting the Exposure Time84
Aca-750 Acquisition Differences86
Overview86
Field Output Modes88
Setting the Field Output Mode91
Use Case Diagrams92
The Exposure Active Signal100
Overlapping Exposure with Sensor Readout101
Using the Frame Trigger Wait Signal to Avoid Overtriggering the Camera104
The Causes of Overtriggering104
The Frame Trigger Wait Signal106
Using the Frame Trigger Wait Signal107
Acquisition Timing Chart110
Maximum Allowed Frame Rate112
Using Basler Pylon to Check the Maximum Allowed Frame Rate112
Increasing the Maximum Allowed Frame Rate113
Disabling the Frame Rate Limit114
Color Creation and Adjustment115
Color Creation on the Aca640-100Gc and Aca1300-30Gc115
Bayer Color Filter Alignment116
Pixel Data Formats Available on Cameras with a Bayer Filter116
White Balance (Applies to All Color Cameras)118
Pixel Data Formats121
Setting the Pixel Data Format121
Pixel Data Formats for Mono Cameras123
Mono 8 Format123
Mono 12 Format124
Mono 12 Packed Format126
YUV 4:2:2 Packed Format128
YUV 4:2:2 (YUYV) Packed Format128
Pixel Data Output Formats for Color Cameras129
Bayer BG 8 Format129
Bayer BG 12 Format131
Bayer BG 12 Packed Format133
YUV 4:2:2 Packed Format135
YUV 4:2:2 (YUYV) Packed Format138
Mono 8 Format140
Pixel Transmission Sequence142
O Control143
Configuring the Input Line143
Assigning the Input Line to Receive a Hardware Trigger Signal143
Configuring the Output Line144
Assigning a Camera Output Signal to the Physical Output Line144
Setting the State of a User Settable Output Line145
Setting the Output Line for Invert146
Working with the Timer Signal147
Setting the Trigger Source for the Timer147
Setting the Timer Delay Time148
Setting the Timer Duration Time150
Checking the State of the I/O Lines152
Checking the State of the Output Line152
Checking the State of All Lines152
Standard Features155
Gain155
Black Level158
Digital Shift159
Digital Shift with 12 Bit Pixel Formats159
Digital Shift with 8 Bit Pixel Formats161
Precautions When Using Digital Shift163
Enabling and Setting Digital Shift164
Integrated IR Cut Filter (on Color Models)165
Area of Interest (AOI)166
Changing AOI Parameters "On-The-Fly168
Binning169
Considerations When Using Binning171
Reverse X172
Luminance Lookup Table175
Lookup Table175
Gamma Correction178
Auto Functions179
Common Characteristics179
Modes of Operation180
Auto Function AOI181
Using an Auto Function185
Gain Auto186
Exposure Auto188
Auto Function Profile190
Balance White Auto191
Disable Parameter Limits193
Event Reporting195
Test Images197
Device Information Parameters201
Configuration Sets203
Selecting a Factory Setup as the Default Set205
Saving a User Set206
Loading the User Set or the Default Set into the Active Set207
Selecting the Startup Set208
Chunk Features209
What Are Chunk Features209
Making the "Chunk Mode" Active and Enabling the Extended Data Stamp210
Frame Counter212
Time Stamp215
Trigger Input Counter217
Line Status All220
CRC Checksum222
Troubleshooting and Support225
Tech Support Resources225
Obtaining an RMA Number225
Before Contacting Basler Technical Support226
Basler Network Drivers and Parameters229
The Basler Filter Driver230
The Basler Performance Driver231
General Parameters232
Threshold Resend Mechanism Parameters232
Timeout Resend Mechanism Parameters234
Threshold and Timeout Resend Mechanisms Combined236
Adapter Properties238
Transport Layer Parameters239
Network Related Camera Parameters and Managing Bandwidth241
Network Related Parameters in the Camera241
Managing Bandwidth When Multiple Cameras Share a Single Network Path248
A Procedure for Managing Bandwidth250
Revision History255
Feedback257
Index259

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Brand	Basler
Model	GIGE VISION ace acA2500-14gm/gcSeries
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English

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