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General| Sensor Type | CMOS |
|---|---|
| Shutter Type | Global shutter |
| Pixel Size | 5.5 µm x 5.5 µm |
| Dimensions | 29 mm x 29 mm x 29 mm |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C |
Contact details for Basler support in Europe, Middle East, and Africa.
Contact details for Basler support in North and South America.
Contact details for Basler support in the Asia-Pacific region.
Defines the intended applications and limitations for Basler digital cameras.
Specifies the qualifications and responsibilities of users operating Basler cameras.
Details the different Basler racer Camera Link camera models available.
Provides key technical specifications for Basler racer camera models.
Lists recommended accessories for Basler cameras, including lenses and cables.
Shows the quantum efficiency curve for the monochrome sensor.
Details camera dimensions, mounting points, and lens adapter compatibility.
Presents results from mechanical stress tests performed on selected camera models.
Provides licensing details for included software components like LZ4.
Offers guidelines to prevent electromagnetic interference and electrostatic discharge issues.
Specifies operating and storage conditions for temperature and humidity.
Highlights critical safety warnings and handling precautions for camera operation.
Guidance on installing Basler cameras and associated software.
Information on using the pylon Viewer and SDK for camera parameter control.
Details on accessing camera registers directly using the BBPL.
Explains the CMOS sensor architecture and data processing flow.
Details the connectors on the camera for data and power transmission.
Provides pinout details for camera connectors, including 6-pin and 26-pin SDR.
Specifies requirements for power cables and Camera Link cables.
Explains methods for supplying power to the camera via Camera Link or auxiliary connector.
Describes input and output signal configurations for Camera Link.
Instructions for monitoring the status of camera input/output lines.
Details on how to determine the logic type (positive/negative) of I/O lines.
Covers controlling line acquisition start using software or hardware triggers.
Explains strategies for overlapped and non-overlapped exposure operations.
Details signals for monitoring acquisition progress like Exposure Active.
Discusses factors affecting the maximum line rate and how to increase it.
Describes the module for triggering the camera at different frequencies.
Details available pixel formats for monochrome cameras based on tap geometry.
Explains how tap geometry affects data transmission and camera configuration.
Configurable speeds for Camera Link interface and their impact on data transfer.
Adjusting camera gain and black level for optimal image quality.
Allows setting parameter values outside factory limits for extended ranges.
Specifying a portion of the sensor line for data acquisition.
Configuration of automatic gain and exposure adjustments for image properties.
Customizing camera response curve using a 12-bit lookup table.
Enhancing camera response to light by summing adjacent pixel charges.
Adjusting pixel brightness for non-linear human perception.
Correcting pixel variations due to sensor performance or optics.
Information on LED indicators and error codes for diagnostics.
Using built-in test images for camera functionality checks.
Retrieving camera identification and status information.
Storing custom user-defined integer values for convenience.
Managing camera settings through active, default, and user configuration sets.
Procedures for resetting the camera and handling its effects on settings.
Information on obtaining help and accessing support resources.
Procedure for obtaining a Return Material Authorization number.
Information to gather before contacting technical support for assistance.
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