Page 7 - This includes all single channel cameras and two channel cameras
7 The I/O Connector (Optional) All other signals (except for camera data and timing) are available at the I/Oconnector. This includes the trigger, strobes and two general-purpose inputs andtwo outputs. Figure 4.2 shows the signals on the I/O connector 3) Build from cable with compatible FG connector...
Page 9 - Making a data cable for 11-bit to 32-bit Cameras
9 Data6(+) 42 Tan/Yellow 92 Yellow/Tan Data6(-) 43 NC 93 NC 44 NC 94 NC 45 NC 95 NC 46 NC 96 NC 47 NC 97 NC 48 NC 98 NC GROUND 49 Tan/Orange 99 Orange/Tan +12V_FUSED GROUND 50 Orange/Pink 100 Pink/Orange +12V_FUSED Making a data cable for 11-bit to 32-bit Cameras Cable kit CB-011-00 is appropriate f...
Page 10 - Imagenation recommends that the
10 Data19(+) 29 Blue/Green 79 Green/Blue Data19(-) Data18(+) 30 Green/Purple 80 Purple/Green Data18(-) Data17(+) 31 Gray/Purple 81 Purple/Gray Data17(-) Data16(+) 32 Gray/Green 82 Green/Gray Data16(-) Data15(+) 33 Blue/White 83 White/Blue Data15(-) Data14(+) 34 Brown/Tan 84 Tan/Brown Data14(-) Data1...
Page 11 - The PXD Configuration Application; Setting the camera Information
11 Regardless of if your cable ends up being longer or shorter than 3 meters,all cable wires must be of equal length due to the extremely sensitivetiming characters of the Frame Grabber and Digital Camera interface. The PXD Configuration Application Imagenation provides a program called PXD Configur...
Page 13 - Relationship to various pins
13 i. Pulse Width: in number of clocks ii. Output polarity: Low or High true iii. Strobe#l wire: Output the HDrive signal to strobe1 and strobe1 ++1wires in addition to the HDrive wire iv. Clocks from Data to Hsync: number of clocks from last pixel on theline to following horizontal sync. v. For cam...
Page 15 - Digital Frame Grabber Information; The WEN Signal
15 Digital Frame Grabber Information The WEN Signal This single is an input to the frame grabber from the camera and istypically treated as a FTV (Field Data Valid). This signal is available onI/O line 1. The signal can be set to trigger a grab using theSetTriggerSource function. Data line Options 8...
Page 16 - applying a gamma correction
16 to debounce this signal. The debounce flag can be set using theSetTriggerSource function. If the debounce flag is set then two triggersignals are required. One signal is set to TRIGGERP line 14 of the I/Oconnector. The other is sent to TRIGGERN line 15 of the I/O connector.By sending the signal t...
Page 17 - Pixel Clock Source
17 Pixel Clock Source Most digital cameras provide their own pixel clock to the frame grabber but insituations where a custom frame and pixel rate are required, the frame grabbermust create the pixel clock for the camera. A pixel clock source provides moreflexibility for the system integrator.
Page 18 - Pixel Swizzling; one step in toward the centerline.
18 Pixel Swizzling The second aspect of multi-channel cameras that can cause problems for digitalframe grabbers is the ordering of the received pixels. Figure 1 illustrates how theDalsa CA-D4 two-channel camera transmits pixels to the frame grabber. Twopixels are received on the first pixel clock; p...
Page 20 - Resolution; Troubleshooting; Black Screen Where Image Should Be
20 A modern digital frame grabber should be able to convert data from cameras witheach of these formats into scan line ordered images in system memory. Resolution The ability of a camera to resolve details in a scene is dependent on the type oflens employed and the relation of the camera to the scen...
Page 22 - Graduations have stripes
22 • Graduations have stripes Possible Cause/Solution: • If any of the symptoms described above exist, try reversing the Pixel Clock pins.The pins which should be swapped will depend on whether the pixel clock isbeing driven by the camera (most common) or is driven by the Frame Grabber.For example, ...