Triggeractivation; Triggeroverlap; Triggerdelay; Exposure Control - IAI AT-200GE User Manual

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9.2.5 TriggerActivation

This determines the behaviour of the trigger.
RisingEdge：
FallingEdge：
AnyEdge：
LevelHigh：
LevelLow：
Note: When TriggerWidth is used, TriggerActivation should be set at either LevelHigh
or LevelLow.

9.2.6 Triggeroverlap

This function sets whether the trigger can be received during the data readout when
FrameStart or ExposureStart is ON.
Off：
ReadOut：

9.2.7 Triggerdelay

This function delays the trigger signal against the trigger input.
Step is 1usec/Step.
The setting range is from 0 to 65,535usec at 16bit.

9.3. Exposure Control

This is the function to manage the exposure settings.

9.3.1 Exposure Mode

The exposure mode can be selected from the following choices.
Off：
Timed：
AT-200GE
Initiate at the signal rising edge
Initiate at the signal falling edge
Initiate at either the signal rising edge or falling edge
Initiate during the signal high level
When receiving the trigger, if this is effective, the trigger is
automatically received.
Initiate during the signal low level
When receiving the trigger, if this is effective, the trigger is
automatically received.
The trigger cannot be accepted during CCD readout.
This works the same as LVAL asynchronous trigger.
The trigger can be accepted during CCD readout.
This works as LVAL synchronous trigger if the CCD is reading out the
data. If CCD is not reading out the data, it works as LVAL async.
No exposure control.
The exposure time is to be set in microseconds.
If FrameStart and ExposureStart in TriggerSelector are"OFF",
the exposure is controlled in Free Run.
If FrameStart or ExposureStart in TriggerSelector is "ON", this
functions as the EPS mode.
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