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General| Sensor | CMOS |
|---|---|
| Interface | USB 3.0 |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, Linux, macOS |
| Series | xiQ |
| Bit Depth | 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit (depending on model) |
Details the purpose and content of the technical manual for the xiQ camera.
Provides background information on XIMEA, its history, divisions, and product applications.
Lists contact details for XIMEA's headquarters, worldwide sales, and R&D.
Confirms compliance with the EC EMC Directive 2014/30/EU.
States compliance with FCC rules, Part 15, for digital devices.
Confirms compliance with Canadian Class A limits for radio noise emissions.
Confirms compliance with the RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.
Confirms compliance with the WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU.
Mentions compliance with the AIA standard USB3 Vision.
Describes the GenICam GenTL API for image acquisition.
Provides a list of useful web links for XIMEA resources and support.
Introduces the xiQ USB 3.0 Industrial camera family and its key features.
Details the benefits and advantages of using XIMEA xiQ cameras.
Lists various industrial and scientific applications for xiQ USB3 Vision cameras.
Summarizes the shared features across the xiQ camera series.
Explains the naming convention for xiQ camera model numbers.
Presents a comparative overview of xiQ camera models and their sensors.
Lists optional configurations available for xiQ cameras.
Details the range of accessories available for xiQ cameras.
Specifies the voltage and power consumption for xiQ cameras.
Covers environmental operating conditions and firmware/API features.
Details compatibility with C-mount and CS-mount lenses.
Provides technical details for the M2 mounting screws used.
Explains the filter glass within the camera's optical path.
Provides detailed specifications for individual xiQ camera models.
Describes the function and status indication of camera LEDs.
Details the USB 3.0 interface, its location, and pin assignment.
Explains the flex cable interface, its location, and pin assignment.
Details the GPIO interface, connector pinning, and logic levels.
Covers general information, wiring, and voltage logic for digital inputs.
Details digital output general info, signal levels, schematics, and wiring.
Provides details on various USB 3.0 and sync cables.
Describes the BOB-MQ-FL for accessing optoisolated input and output.
Details the xiQ series tripod mounting brackets and their dimensions.
Information on USB 3.0 to PCI Express host adapters.
Outlines software and hardware requirements for xiQ camera operation.
Explains full resolution, ROIs, downsampling modes, and data output formats.
Details Free-Run and Trigger-controlled acquisition modes.
Describes triggered modes: without overlap, with overlap, burst frames, and pulse length.
Explains camera parameters like Exposure, Gain, White Balance, Gamma, and Sharpness.
Details parameters like Auto Exposure/Gain, White Balance, Gamma, Sharpness, Color Correction, and HDR.
Explains programmatic and integrated approaches to camera access.
Introduces XIMEA CamTool, a cross-platform application for camera showcasing.
Lists supported vision libraries like MATLAB, HALCON, LabVIEW, and OpenCV.
Details the contents and installation of the XIMEA API for Windows.
Details the contents and installation of the XIMEA API for Linux.
Details the contents and installation of the XIMEA API for macOS.
Covers XIMEA APIs, xiAPI overview, functions, parameters, and examples.
Describes xiCOP as a diagnostics and management tool for XIMEA cameras.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting common issues and contacting support.
Outlines the step-by-step process for requesting product service.
Details safety guidelines for handling, mounting, and operating cameras.
Explains the product warranty terms, conditions, and disclaimers.
Defines common technical terms and abbreviations used in the manual.
An index of all figures included in the manual.
An index of all tables included in the manual.
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