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- Page 1 DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Quick Facts Dimensional Diagrams DMK 33UX264 C-Mount with Tripod Adapter ............. 6 DMK 33UX264 C-Mount without Tripod Adapter ............7 DMK 33UX264 CS-Mount with Tripod Adapter ............8 DMK 33UX264 CS-Mount without Tripod Adapter ............. 9 I/O Connector 12-pin I/O Connector .................... - Page 3 Multi-Frame Output Mode Enable ................. 35 5.11.2 Multi-Frame Output Mode Frame Count ............... 35 5.11.3 Multi-Frame Output Mode Exposure Time ............36 5.11.4 Multi-Frame Output Mode Custom Gain ............... 36 5.11.5 Multi-Frame Output Mode Gain ................37 Revision History DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual...
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Page 4: Quick Facts
12-pin connector for trigger and strobe or general purpose input/output Mechanical Data Dimensions H: 29 mm, W: 29 mm, L: 43 mm Mass 65 g Adjustments Shutter 25 µs to 4 s Gain 0 dB to 48 dB DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... - Page 5 Quick Facts Environmental Temperature (operating) -5 °C to 45 °C Temperature (storage) -20 °C to 60 °C Humidity (operating) 20 % to 80 % (non-condensing) Humidity (storage) 20 % to 95 % (non-condensing) DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual...
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Page 6: Dimensional Diagrams
Dimensional Diagrams Dimensional Diagrams DMK 33UX264 C-Mount with Tripod Adapter DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 7: Dmk 33Ux264 C-Mount Without Tripod Adapter
Dimensional Diagrams DMK 33UX264 C-Mount without Tripod Adapter DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 8: Dmk 33Ux264 Cs-Mount With Tripod Adapter
Dimensional Diagrams DMK 33UX264 CS-Mount with Tripod Adapter DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 9: Dmk 33Ux264 Cs-Mount Without Tripod Adapter
Dimensional Diagrams DMK 33UX264 CS-Mount without Tripod Adapter DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 10: I/O Connector
0.2A (ID) for open drain MOSFET! min. 3.5 mA driver strength required! G: Ground O: Output I: Input The part number of this Hirose connector is HR10A10R-12P(73). To realize an I/O cable you need a Hirose connector HR10A-10P-12S(73). DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 11: Trigger_In
The line's behavior can be controlled through the Strobe controls. The output signal can also be directly controlled through the General Purpose Output feature. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 12: Spectral Characteristics
Spectral Characteristics Spectral Characteristics Spectral Sensitivity - IMX264LLR-C DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 13: Camera Controls
· USB3 Vision (cross platform, via 3rd party driver) · UVC/V4L2 (on Linux, via uvcvideo) · IC Imaging Control (on Windows, via Device Driver for The Imaging Source USB Cameras) Sensor Readout Control 5.1.1 Pixel Format The pixel format defines the data type of the pixels transmitted to the computer. The bits per pixel needed for a particular pixel format influence the required bandwith. -
Page 14: 16-Bit Monochrome
5.1.1.2 16-Bit Monochrome The sensor of the DMK 33UX264 camera is not capable of providing 16-bit data output. Instead, the pixel data is transmitted in the most significant bits which allows application programs to ignore the sensor-specific data type, and treat the data as if the sensor outputs 16 bits. -
Page 15: Readout Modes
USB3 Vision: GenICam 5.1.3 Readout Modes The DMK 33UX264 camera offers different sensor readout modes. By default, the camera outputs all pixels of the image sensor. In skipping modes, the image sensor regularly skips a number of rows and/or columns during readout. -
Page 16: Partial Scan Offset
Partial Scan Offset If the selected resolution is smaller than the sensor size, the part of the sensor that is actually read out can be specified by the Partial Scan Offset X and Partial Scan Offset Y DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 17: Image Flipping
VCD Property \VCDElement_PartialScanAutoCenter 5.1.6 Image Flipping The DMK 33UX264 camera allows flipping of the image data horizontally, vertically, or both. The Flip Horizontal and Flip Vertical parameters can be used to control this sensor feature. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 18: Image Sensor Control
Exposure Time Minimum 25 µs Maximum Default auto ExposureTime USB3 Vision: GenICam Exposure Time (us) VCDID_Exposure\VCDElement_Value VCD Property 5.2.2 Gain The Gain parameter defines the amplification that is applied to the image at sensor level. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 19: Black Level
VCDID_Brightness\VCDElement_Value VCD Property Automatic Exposure and Gain Control The DMK 33UX264 camera can automatically control gain and exposure time. These automatic functions are enabled by default. In order to optimize image parameters, a region of interest can be specified for automatic functions which enables fine-grained control over the image area for that the image parameters are optimized. -
Page 20: Auto Exposure
5.3.3 Auto Reference Value The Auto Reference Value parameter specifies the target brightness for both auto exposure and auto gain. Parameter Auto Reference Value Minimum Maximum Default ExposureAutoReference USB3 Vision: GenICam ExposureAutoReference VCDID_Exposure\VCDElement_AutoReference VCD Property DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 21: Highlight Reduction
Exposure Auto Upper Limit VCDID_Exposure\VCDElement_AutoMaxValue VCD Property If the Auto Exposure Upper Limit Auto parameter is enabled, the value of Auto Exposure Upper Limit is automatically kept at the maximum possible value for the current frame rate. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 22: Auto Gain Limits
The trigger mode can be used to take images at very specific points in time which are specified by an electrical signal connected to the TRIGGER_IN pin of the I/O connector of the camera. 5.4.1 Trigger Mode The Trigger Mode parameter enables the trigger mode. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 23: Trigger Polarity
The Software Trigger function can be used to simulate a trigger pulse, in turn causing one image to be exposed and delivered to the host computer. Parameter Software Trigger Execute Simulate one trigger pulse TriggerSoftware USB3 Vision: GenICam Software Trigger VCDID_Trigger\VCDElement_SoftwareTrigger VCD Property DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 24: Trigger Burst Count
Readout The next trigger pulse is accepted during readout as long as the remaining readout time is shorter than the exposure time TriggerOverlap USB3 Vision: GenICam VCDID_Trigger\VCDElement_TriggerOverlap VCD Property DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 25: Imx Low-Latency Mode
The Trigger Delay parameter specifies a time for which the camera waits between receiving a trigger signal and starting the exposure of an image. Simulated trigger pulses generated through the Software Trigger function are not delayed by this parameter. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 26: Trigger Debounce Time
The Trigger Mask Time parameter specifies the time for which trigger pulses are ignored after accepting a trigger signal. Parameter Trigger Mask Time Minimum Maximum Default TriggerMask USB3 Vision: GenICam Trigger Mask Time (us) VCDID_Trigger\VCDElement_TriggerMask VCD Property DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 27: Trigger Noise Suppression Time
TRIGGER_IN line status is low False TRIGGER_IN line status is high GPIn USB3 Vision: GenICam GPIN VCDID_GPIO\VCDElement_GPIORead VCD Property VCDID_GPIO\VCDElement_GPIOIn 5.6.2 General Purpose Output The General Purpose Output parameter controls the status of the STROBE_OUT pin. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 28: Strobe
The Strobe Enable parameter enables the automatic generation of strobe pulses. Parameter Strobe Enable Strobe enabled True Strobe disabled False StrobeEnable USB3 Vision: GenICam Strobe Enable VCDID_Strobe\VCDElement_Value VCD Property 5.7.2 Strobe Polarity The Strobe Polarity parameter can be used to invert the strobe pulse output. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 29: Strobe Operation
The Strobe Duration parameter controls the length of the strobe pulses if Strobe Operation is set to use the fixed duration mode. Parameter Strobe Duration Minimum 0 µs Maximum 32767 µs StrobeDuration USB3 Vision: GenICam Strobe Duration VCDID_Strobe\VCDElement_StrobeDuration VCD Property DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 30: Strobe Delay
The lookup table has 257 16-bit entries. The upper 8 bits of the image data are used to select the appropriate entry in the lookup table, while the remaining bits are used to interpolate between the selected entry and one of its neighbors. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 31: Region Of Interest For Auto Functions
Region of Interest for Auto Functions The 33U series cameras allow for the setting of a region of interest that is used while controlling the Auto Exposure, Auto Gain and Auto White Balance functions. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 32: Auto Functions Roi Enable
When Auto Functions ROI Preset is set to Custom Rectangle, the user can manually set the position and size of the region of interest. The coordinates are relative to the origin of the current video format as specified by Partial Scan Offset. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... - Page 33 Minimum Maximum 2592 AutoFunctionsROIWidth USB3 Vision: GenICam Auto Functions ROI Width VCDID_AutoRoi VCD Property \VCDElement_AutoRoiWidthRelative Parameter Auto Functions ROI Height Minimum Maximum 2048 AutoFunctionsROIHeight USB3 Vision: GenICam Auto Functions ROI Height VCDID_AutoRoi VCD Property \VCDElement_AutoRoiHeightRelative DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual...
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Page 34: 5.10 User Sets
By using the Save User Set command, the user can save the camera configuration into the memory slot selected by User Set Selector. Parameter Save User Set Execute Save the current camera configuration into the memory slot specified by User Set Selector UserSetSave USB3 Vision: GenICam DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 35: Default User Set
Use the exposure time defined by Exposure Time for all frames MultiFrameSetOutputModeEnable USB3 Vision: GenICam VCDID_MultiFrameOutputMode VCD Property \VCDElement_Value 5.11.2 Multi-Frame Output Mode Frame Count The Multi-Frame Output Mode Frame Count parameter defines the number of frames in a frame set. DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 36: Multi-Frame Output Mode Exposure Time
Parameter Multi-Frame Output Mode Custom Gain True Cycle through the gain values specified by Multi-Frame Output Mode Gain False Use the gain value defined by Gain MultiFrameSetOutputModeCustomGain USB3 Vision: GenICam VCDID_MultiFrameOutputMode VCD Property \VCDElement_MultiFrameCustomGainEnable DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 37: Multi-Frame Output Mode Gain
The Multi-Frame Output Mode Gain parameters controls the gain values used to capture the images of the frame set. Parameter Multi-Frame Output Mode Gain Minimum 0 dB Maximum 48 dB USB3 Vision: GenICam MultiFrameSetOutputModeGain0 MultiFrameSetOutputModeGain1 MultiFrameSetOutputModeGain2 MultiFrameSetOutputModeGain3 VCD Property VCDID_MultiFrameOutputMode \VCDElement_MultiFrameGain0 \VCDElement_MultiFrameGain1 \VCDElement_MultiFrameGain2 \VCDElement_MultiFrameGain3 DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... -
Page 38: Revision History
Revision History Revision History Date Version Description 2018/04/19 Initial release of this document DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual... - Page 39 DMK 33UX264 Technical Reference Manual Al l product a nd compa ny na mes i n thi s document ma y be tra dema rks a nd tra dena mes of thei r res pecti ve owners a nd a re hereby a cknowl edged.
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