Camera Link Configuration; Trigger Modes; Exposure Controls - Dalsa Linea Color CL User Manual

To restore the last saved user settings, select the User Set parameter you want to restore
and then select the User Set Load parameter.
Factory Settings
The factory setting is the camera settings that were shipped with the camera and which
loaded during the camera's first power-up. To load or restore the original factory settings, at
any time, select the Factory Setting parameter and then select the User Set Load
parameter.
Note: By default, the user settings are set to the factory settings.
Default Setting
Either the Factory or one of the User settings can be used as the Default Setting by
selecting the set in the User Set Default Selector. The chosen set automatically becomes the
default setting and is the set loaded when the camera is reset of powered up.

Camera Link Configuration

Name
Base
Medium
Medium
Full
Deca
Deca
*Set Pixel Format (number of bits per pixel)

Trigger Modes

The camera's image exposures are initiated by a trigger event. The trigger event is either a
programmable internal signal used in free running mode or an external input used for
synchronizing exposures to external triggers. These triggering modes are described below.
 Internal trigger (trigger disabled): The camera free-running mode has a
programmable internal timer for line rate and a programmable exposure period.
 External trigger (trigger enabled): Exposures are controlled by an external
trigger signal. The external trigger signal is the Camera Link control line CC1.

Exposure Controls

Exposure Control modes define the method and timing of how to control the sensor
integration period. The integration period is the amount of time the sensor is exposed to
incoming light before the video frame data is transmitted to the controlling computer.
 Exposure control is defined as the start of exposure and exposure duration.
 The start of exposure can be an internal timer signal (free-running mode) or an
external trigger signal.
 The exposure duration can be programmable (such as the case of an internal timer)
or controlled by the external trigger pulse width.
4. Camera Operation 
Taps
3
3
6
8
10
6
SPF*
RGB8, BGR8
RGB12, BGR12
RGB8, BGR8
G8
RBG8, BGR8, RGBG8
RGB12, BGR12
Cables
1
2
2
2
2
2
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