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AW00118508000
Specifications, Requirements, an
d Precautions
Basler racer
Camera Link
15
Fig. 7: M42 x 1.0 or M
42
x 0.75 FBD 16 mm
Mount Adapter
on a ra
cer Camera Link Came
ra; Dimensions in mm
Fig. 8: M42 x 1.0 FBD
45.56 mm Mount Ada
pter on a racer Camera
Link Camera;
Dimensions
in mm
Photosensitive
Surface of the
Sensor
33.77
Not to Scale
40.07
3
7
ø
53
47.07
5.5
M42 x 1.0 or
M42 x 0.75
16
62
56
ø
51.5 ± 0.05
Photosensitive
Surface of the
Sensor
33.77
Not to Scale
40.07
3
36.56
ø
53
76.63
5.5
M42 x 1.0
45.56
62
56
ø
51.5 ± 0.05
22
24
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
5
Table of Contents
5
1 Specifications, Requirements, and Precautions
9
Intended Use
9
Authorized Users
10
Models
10
General Specifications
11
Accessories
17
Spectral Response
18
Mechanical Specifications
19
Camera Dimensions and Mounting Points
19
Sensor Line Location
21
Lens Adapter Dimensions
22
Selecting the Optimum Lens Adapter
25
Attaching a Lens Adapter
25
Mechanical Stress Test Results
26
Software Licensing Information
27
LZ4 Licensing
27
Avoiding EMI and ESD Problems
28
Environmental Requirements
29
Temperature and Humidity
29
Heat Dissipation
29
Imaging Sensor over Temperature Condition
30
Precautions
31
2 Software and Hardware Installation
33
3 Camera Drivers and Tools for Changing Camera Parameters
34
Basler Pylon Camera Software Suite
34
Pylon Viewer
35
Pylon Sdks
35
Basler Binary Protocol Library
36
4 Camera Functional Description
37
5 Physical Interface
40
General Description of the Connections
40
Camera Connector Pin Assignments and Numbering
42
6-Pin Receptacle
42
26-Pin SDR Connectors
43
Cabling Requirements
46
Camera Power Cable and Grounding
46
Camera Link Cables
47
Camera Power
48
Supplying Power over Camera Link
48
Supplying Auxiliary Power Via the 6-Pin Connector
49
Power Intake Management
50
Camera Models with 2K and 4K Pixels
50
Camera Models with 6K, 8K, and 12K Pixels
50
LED Indicator
50
I/O in the Camera Link Interface
51
Inputs
51
Input Line Debouncers
51
Input Line Inverters
53
Function
54
Selecting an Input Line as a Source Signal for a Camera
54
Outputs
55
Minimum Output Pulse Width
56
Output Line Inverters
57
Selecting the Source Signal for an Output Line
57
Setting the State of a User Settable Output Line
59
Checking the State of the I/O Lines
60
Checking the State of a Single Line
60
Checking the State of All Lines
61
Checking the Line Logic of the I/O Lines
62
6 Acquisition Control
63
Line Start Triggering
63
Line Start with Triggermode = off
63
Line Start with Triggermode = on
65
Setting the Trigger Mode and Related Parameters
66
Using a Software Line Start Trigger Signal
68
Introduction
68
Setting the Parameters Related to Software Line Start Triggering and Applying a Software Trigger Signal
70
Using a Hardware Line Start Trigger Signal
72
Introduction
72
Exposure Modes
73
Setting the Parameters Related to Hardware Line Start Triggering and Applying a Hardware Trigger Signal
76
Overlapping Exposure with Sensor Readout
79
Guidelines for Overlapped Operation
81
Illegal Line Acquisition by Overtriggering
81
Regular Line Acquisition Avoiding Overtriggering
83
Acquisition Monitoring Tools
88
Exposure Active Signal
88
Acquisition Status
89
Line Trigger Wait Signal
90
Input Related Signals as Output Signals
94
Maximum Allowed Line Acquisition Rate
95
Increasing the Maximum Allowed Line Rate
97
Removing the Parameter Limits for the Exposure Overhead Parameter
99
Frequency Converter
101
7 Pixel Formats and Tap Geometries
104
Pixel Formats
104
Camera Link Tap Geometry
106
Setting the Tap Geometry
107
8 Features
108
Camera Link Pixel Clock Speed
108
Gain and Black Level
110
Gain
110
Analog Gain
110
Digital Gain
111
Using both Analog Gain and Digital Gain
112
Black Level
113
Remove Parameter Limits
114
Image Area of Interest (AOI)
115
Setting the Image AOI
115
Auto Functions
118
Common Characteristics
118
Auto Function Operating Modes
119
Auto Function AOI
120
Aois
121
Positioning of the Auto Function AOI Relative to the Image
121
Setting the Auto Function AOI
123
Gain Auto
124
Exposure Auto
125
Gray Value Adjustment Damping
127
Auto Function Profile
128
Luminance Lookup Table
129
Binning
132
Gamma Correction
133
Shading Correction
135
Offset Shading Correction
135
Gain Shading Correction
135
Default Shading Set File and User Shading Set File
136
Creating a "Usershading" File
136
Working with Shading Sets Using Basler Pylon
140
Working with Shading Sets Using Direct Register Access
141
Error Detection
142
LED Indicator
142
Error Codes
143
Test Images
145
Test Images in Detail
146
Device Information Parameters
147
User Defined Values
150
Configuration Sets
151
Saving Configuration Sets
152
Loading a Saved Set or the Default Set into the Active Set
153
Selecting the Default Startup Set
154
9 Troubleshooting and Support
155
Camera Reset
155
Tech Support Resources
156
Obtaining an RMA Number
156
Before Contacting Basler Technical Support
157
Revision History
159
Index
161
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