Summary of Contents for Imaginant HR-1100c
- Page 1 HR Series Digital Cameras Operator Manual May 2005 3800 Monroe Avenue Pittsford, New York USA 14534 +1 585 264 0480 www.imaginant.com techsupport@imaginant.com Copyright (c) 2005. All Rights Reserved...
- Page 2 Remove Power Cord from any HR series camera before replacing the fuses. There are no user serviceable parts in the HR series cameras other than the fuse. The cameras should be returned to the manufacturer for any repair. Enlevez le cordon de secteur du HR avant de remplacer les fusibles. Il n'y a pas d'utilisateur parties utilisables dans le HR, autrement que le fusible.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
General Description....................4 Principles of Operation ..................5 Network Setup.....................6 Installation ......................8 Operation......................9 Camera Service ....................11 Appendix A: HR-1100c Specifications ............13 Appendix B: HR-200c Specifications ..............15 Appendix C: Trigger Input & Strobe Output Connections ......17 HR Series Digital Camera Operator Manual Page 3... -
Page 4: General Description
Aperture control allows the shutter-speed to remain constant over a wider range of ambient light levels. The primary differences between the HR series camera models are shown in the chart below. The appendices provide detailed specifications for each HR series camera model. Feature HR-1100c HR-200c Resolution 4032 x 2686 1608 x 1206... -
Page 5: Principles Of Operation
The image sequence number is reset to zero at each power-up of the camera, and increments by 1 with each image captured. An Imaginant Camera Demonstration Application is provided. This is a demonstration Windows application that provides control over the main set of HR series camera features. An HR Camera Software Development Kit is provided for users that wish to write custom applications to take advantage of the full set of HR series camera features. -
Page 6: Network Setup
3. Network Setup Workstation Any Workstation connected to an HR series camera must have a properly configured Ethernet card. Workstations that run the Windows operating system must be configured to support the TCP/IP protocol in the Windows software network setup function. HR series cameras are set to an IP Address of “194.194.194.205”... - Page 7 Ethernet Indicator Lights Two indicator lights are integrated into the Ethernet connector on the rear of the HR series camera. The ACT/Link light is located in the lower right corner of the Ethernet connection socket and the Link Speed light is located in the lower left corner of the Ethernet connection socket. These lamps provide information about the status of the Ethernet connection.
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Page 8: Installation
7. Turn on the camera power switch. Software Setup The Imaginant Camera Demo Application requires no special installation on the Workstation. The application is described in more detail in the next section, and is also described in a separate user manual. -
Page 9: Operation
Imaginant Camera Demo Application is started, although this is not necessary. Note that the Imaginant Camera Demo Application is capable of reconnecting to the camera if the camera power is cycled while the Imaginant Camera Demo Application is running. - Page 10 5. At this point the camera has powered-up correctly and is attempting to connect to the application on the Workstation. 6. The “Activity” lights will stop flashing when the camera has linked with the Imaginant Camera Demonstration application. This indicates the camera is connected and configured for communication with the Imaginant Camera Demonstration application.
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Page 11: Camera Service
WARNING : Use of the wrong power cord may result in a hazardous condition. Use the proper cord in compliance with local laws when connecting any Imaginant HR series camera to any 240 VAC supply network. Power Cords for international applications must meet the safety requirements in the country of use. -
Page 12: Fuse Replacement
Fusing “CAUTION: Double Pole/Neutral Fusing”. Both +AC and Neutral power supply lines are fused. Fuse Replacement 1. Turn off the camera power switch and remove the power cord from the back of the camera. 2. Using a small screwdriver, gently unlatch the fuse holder door from the power inlet module on the back of the camera. -
Page 13: Appendix A: Hr-1100C Specifications
7. Appendix A: HR-1100c Specifications CCD Summary Image sensor Kodak KAI-11000 interline transfer progressive scan CCD. Resolution 4032 (H) x 2686 (V) Pixel size 9µm x 9µm Aspect ratio CCD sensor diagonal Full 35mm format (43mm diagonal) In-Camera Image Processing... - Page 14 System Requirements Host OS support Compatible with Windows 2000, XP. Ethernet Host computer with built-in Ethernet interface or additional card. Camera Firmware Field upgradeable through Ethernet interface. Physical Specifications (without lens) Weight 2.2 kg (4.75 lbs) Physical dimensions 225.6mm (8.88”) L x 97mm (3.82”) H x 104.5mm (4.11”) W Lens mount Electrical and mechanical EF mounts.
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Page 15: Appendix B: Hr-200C Specifications
8. Appendix B: HR-200c Specifications CCD Summary Image sensor Kodak KAI-2000 interline transfer progressive scan CCD. Resolution 1608 (H) x 1206 (V) Pixel size 7.4µm x 7.4µm Aspect ratio CCD sensor diagonal 14.8mm In-Camera Image Processing File format supported JPEG, TIFF JPEG Quantization tables Default and user downloadable. - Page 16 System Requirements Host OS support Compatible with Windows NT, 2000, XP. Ethernet Host computer with built-in Ethernet interface or additional card. Camera Firmware Field upgradeable through Ethernet interface. Physical Specifications (without lens) Weight 2.2 kg (4.75 lbs) Physical dimensions 225.6mm (8.88”) L x 97mm (3.82”) H x 104.5mm (4.11”) W Lens mount Electrical and mechanical EF mounts.
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Page 17: Appendix C: Trigger Input & Strobe Output Connections
No Connection No Connection Not Applicable No Connection No Connection Assemblies for both the Trigger Cable and Strobe Cable are available from Imaginant. Please contact us via e-mail at imaginantinfo@imaginant.com to purchase these assemblies. Trigger Input Pin 1 = Trig 0...
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