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GigE Area Scan Camera User Manual

7.4.2 Overlap Exposure

Overlap exposure refers to the overlap between the current frame exposure and the

previous frame readout. In other words, when the previous frame starts to read out, the

current frame starts to expose simultaneously, as shown below.

Sensor

Exposure

Exposure 1 Exposure 2 Exposure 3

Frame 1

Readout

Frame 2

Readout

Figure 7-7 Internal Trigger Overlap Exposure

Sensor

Exposure

Exposure 1 Exposure 2 Exposure 3

Trigger_in 1 Trigger_in 2 Trigger_in 3

Frame 1

Readout

Frame 2

Readout

Figure 7-8 External Trigger Overlap Exposure

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Table of Contents8
Chapter 1 Overview12
Introduction12
Key Feature12
Chapter 2 Appearance13
Chapter 3 I/O Connector and Indicator17
Power and I/O Connector17
Indicator19
Chapter 4 Installation20
Installation Preparation20
Install Device20
Chapter 5 Device Connection21
Install MVS Client Software21
Set PC Environment22
Turn off Firewall22
Set PC Network23
Set Device Network25
Connect Device to MVS Client Software25
Chapter 6 Client Software Layout26
Chapter 7 Device Feature28
Global Shutter28
Rolling Shutter28
Sensor Shutter Mode29
Non-Overlap Exposure and Overlap Exposure31
Non-Overlap Exposure31
Overlap Exposure32
Chapter 8 Image Acquisition33
Set Frame Rate33
Set Overlap Mode34
Set Acquisition Mode35
Set Trigger Mode35
Enable Internal Trigger Mode35
Enable External Trigger Mode36
Set Trigger Source36
Set Trigger Related Parameters40
Chapter 9 Trigger Output46
Select Output Signal46
Set Output Signal46
Enable Line Inverter46
Enable Strobe Signal47
Chapter 10 I/O Electrical Features and Wiring51
I/O Electrical Features51
Electrical Features of Opto-Isolation51
Electrical Features of Non-Isolation54
I/O Wiring56
Opto-Isolated Wiring57
Non-Isolated Wiring59
Chapter 11 Image Parameter62
View Resolution62
Set ROI62
Set Image Reverse63
Set Pixel Format64
Set Super Bayer66
Set Image Compression Mode66
Set Test Pattern67
Set Binning71
Set Decimation72
Set Exposure Time Mode72
Set Exposure Auto73
Set WDR Mode73
Set Sequencer Control and HDR74
Set Sequencer74
Set HDR76
Set Gain77
Set Analog Gain77
Set Digital Gain78
Set Sensor Mode78
Set Brightness79
Set Black Level80
Set White Balance80
Set Gamma Correction81
Set Sharpness83
Set Digital Noise Reduction83
Set Channel Correct Mode84
Set Contrast Ratio84
Set AOI85
Set Color Transformation Control86
Set Hue87
Set Saturation88
Set Super Palette Control89
Set LUT90
Set Shading Correction90
LSC Correction91
Other Corrections92
Chapter 12 Other Functions94
Device Control94
Embed Information into Image96
Set Action Command99
File Access Control101
Event Control102
Transport Layer Control104
Transfer Control108
User Controlled Transfer Control108
Basic Transfer Control109
Set Cooling Fan110
User Set Customization110
Save User Set111
Load User Set111
Set User Default112
Multicast Function112
Set Multicast (Available Status)113
Set Multicast (Connected Status)114
Update Firmware115
Encrypt Device Via Dongle Tool116
Chapter 13 FAQ (Frequently Asked Question)117
Why the Client Software Cannot List Devices117
Why Device Connection Fails after the Device Is Listed in the Client Software117
Why the Live View Is Back117
Why the Device Cannot be Triggered Although the Live View Is Normal118
Why the Network Changes from Gige Ethernet to Fast Ethernet118
Appendix A Device Parameter Index119
Appendix B Revision History128

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