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- Page 1 UNIQ UM-100, UM-101 CCD Camera User's Manual 05-22-02...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Warning ... Precautions ... Limited Warranty ... 1. Introduction ... 1.1 General Description ... 1.2 Features ... 1.3 Applications ... 1.4 CCD Imager Spectral Response Curve ... 1.5 Camera Specifications ... 1.6 Camera Dimension ... 2. Camera Setup ... 2.1 Basic Camera Setup ... 2.2 Camera and Frame Grabber System Setup ... -
Page 3: Warning
WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS CAMERA UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE CAMERA COVER OR MODIFY THE CAMERA UNIT, WARRANTY WILL BE VOIDED. PRECAUTIONS Do dot attempt to disassemble, modify, or repair the camera. Contact UNIQ for help. Do not point the camera at bright objects, such as the sun, for a long period. -
Page 4: Introduction
1. Introduction 1.1 General Description The UM-100/UM-101 series is a low cost, high resolution, and standard EIA/CCIR CCD camera. It provides excellent image quality with super HAD, on-chip micro lens and blemish free CCD imager. Different shutter speed can be changed through rotary switch located on rear plate. AGC/MGC, Gamma 1.0/0.45, and Frame/Field mode selections are also available on the rear plate. -
Page 5: Camera Specifications
1.5 Camera Specifications Model UM-100 (EIA) CCD Sensor Chip Size Effective Pixels (H x V) 768 x 494 Unit Cell Size (H x V) 8.4 m x 9.8 m Scanning 525 TV lines, 2:1 Interlaced or Non-interlaced Synchronization HD: 15.734KHz; VD: 59.94.0Hz TV Resolution H: 570 TV Lines;... -
Page 6: Camera Setup
2.1 Basic Camera Setup For basic camera setup, as shown in Figure 1, one UM-100/UM-101 camera, one standard C-mount lens, one TV monitor, one PS-12C power supply unit or equivalent, and one BNC cable (75 ) are required. Make sure the camera has the correct settings before powering up. -
Page 7: Camera Functions
3. Camera Functions 3.1 12-Pin Connector The 12-pin Hirose connector is located on the rear plate of the camera. All ground signals on pin # 1, 3, 5, 8, 10, and 12 are common grounds. Although +12 V DC input is recommended on pin #2, this camera should withstand +12 V Make sure to set the NRM/ASM switch to NRM position on rear plate for external HD and VD... -
Page 8: Gain Control Mode
3.4 Gain Control Mode (AGC/MGC) Automatic gain control (AGC): AGC/MGC switch is located on the rear plate. AGC factory setting is 2V for AGC control and 3V for AGC MAX control. Therefore, the maximum gain is about 18dB as shown in Figure 6 below. AGC setting cannot be changed through the rear gain potentiometer. Manual gain control (MGC): The manual gain control can be adjusted from 5dB to 18dB through the gain potentiometer on rear plate. -
Page 9: Field And Frame Mode (Fld/Frm)
3.6 Field and Frame Mode (FLD/FRM) Field Mode: Field/Frame mode switch is located on the rear panel. In field mode, two adjacent horizontal lines are combined and scanned out as shown in figure 8 shown below. There is one line offset between odd field and even field. The sensitivity in field mode is double for each field scanning (1/60 second). -
Page 10: Timing Signals
4.2 Integration The UM-100/UM-101 camera can be integrated up to 2 seconds without severe noise or dark current effect. Make sure the camera is set to frame mode before preceding any integration; this will ensure that there will be a full frame video (both odd and even field). -
Page 11: Strobe
4.3 Strobe Set NRM/ASM switch to ASM mode and make sure the FRM/FLD switch on rear panel is set to FRM mode in order to achieve full frame resolution. The strobe application is similar to high-speed shutter application except the strobe pulse must occur in the dark and no shutter is required. The advantage to use strobe is that a full frame resolution of video will be obtained. -
Page 12: Camera Malfunction
5. Camera Malfunction WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE CAMERA HOUSING FOR TROUBLESHOOTING IN ANY CASE WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE FACTORY. Camera malfunction rarely happens. In case camera malfunctions, the following troubleshooting procedures would help to minimize the problem; it definitely helps the user to find out the actual problem and may save a trip for sending the camera back to the factory.