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114 Appendix B: Technical information
• Four LVDS auxiliary output signals (exposure or user-defined output). See the
Matrox Solios hardware reference chapter for supported configurations.
• Six TTL auxiliary I/O signals (trigger, field polarity, or user-defined input, or
exposure or user-defined output). See the Matrox Solios hardware reference chapter
for supported configurations.
• Four LVDS auxiliary input signals (trigger, field polarity, timer-clock, quadrature,
or user-defined input). See the Matrox Solios hardware reference chapter for
supported configurations.
• Four opto-isolated auxiliary input signals (trigger, field polarity, or user-defined
input). See the Matrox Solios hardware reference chapter for supported
configurations.
•Two LVDS serial ports.
Features specific to Matrox Solios eCL/XCL dual-Base/single-Medium in
single-Medium mode and Matrox Solios eCL/XCL-F
• Matrox Solios eCL/XCL dual-Base in single-Medium mode supports a single
video source in the Camera Link Medium configuration, while Matrox Solios
eCL-F supports a single video source in the Camera Link Full configuration.
• Matrox Solios eCL/XCL dual-Base/single-Medium is available in two maximum
Camera Link frequencies: standard Camera Link boards have a maximum
frequency of 66 MHz, while fast Camera Link boards support a maximum
frequency of 85 MHz. Matrox Solios eCL/XCL-F has a maximum frequency of
85 MHz.
• In single-Medium and single-Full modes, the programmable LUTs can be
operated in the following configurations
1
:
- 8 palettes of one, two, three, four, or eight 256-entry 8-bit LUTs.
- 4 palettes of one, two, three, or four 1024-entry 8- or 16-bit LUTs.
- 1 palette of one, two, three, or four 4096 entry 8- or 16-bit LUTs.
1. For example, two 1024-entry 8-bit LUTs can map 2-tap 10-bit data to 8-bit values. In
addition one 1024-entry 8-bit LUT can map 1-tap 10-bit data to 8-bit values.