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- Page 1 Instruction Manual MotionBLITZ Cube Digital Motion Analysis Recorder Version 1.8.0 Tel.: +49 89 726342 00 Mikrotron GmbH Fax: +49 89 726342 99 Landshuter Str. 20-22 D-85716 Unterschleissheim info@mikrotron.de Germany www.mikrotron.de...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
GENERAL..............................5 BLITZ C ....................5 SSENTIALS OF OTION .........................5 USTOMER INDICATIONS 1.2.1 For customers in the U.S.A........................5 1.2.2 For customers in Canada ........................5 1.2.3 Pour utilisateurs au Canada........................6 1.2.4 Life Support Applications ........................6 ......................6 ECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ...........................7 ARRANTY ..........................7 EMARKS ARNINGS ..................8... - Page 3 4.2.4 Enable Sync in ............................30 4.2.4.1 Framerates of master and slave camera......................31 4.2.5 Enable IRIG-B input ..........................31 4.2.6 ARM or “Sync out” signal........................32 4.2.6.1 Sync out activated ............................32 4.2.6.2 ARM activated ..............................32 ..........................33 RRANGE A SCENE ....................33 ECORDING IN NON CIRCULAR MODE ......................33 ECORDING IN CIRCULAR MODE 4.5.1 Start recording............................34...
- Page 4 5.7.3.1.2.1.3 ImageBLITZ Reference frame ...................60 5.7.3.1.2.1.4 ImageBLITZ window colors....................60 5.7.3.2 Multi sequence - optional..........................61 .............................64 LAY SETTINGS 5.8.1 Display of individual frames.........................64 5.8.2 Display loop “from ... to“........................64 5.8.3 Frame List.............................65 5.8.4 Display loop with frame numbers from frame list ................65 5.8.5 Last frame number ..........................65 5.8.6 Slow motion (time delay in display)......................65 ............................66...
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Page 5: General
General Congratulations! MotionBLITZ Cube is an excellent choice, because MotionBLITZ Cube is a extremely versatile, advanced and self contained digital camera system. Mik- rotron Deutschland GmbH has combined progressive camera technology with software which is very easy to operate. Thus MotionBLITZ Cube is the ideal solution for high speed recording. -
Page 6: Pour Utilisateurs Au Canada
Mikrotron customers using or selling these products for use in such applications do so at their own risk and agree to fully indemnify Mikrotron for any damages resulting from such improper use or sale. -
Page 7: Warranty Note
Warranty Note Do not open the body of the camera. The warranty becomes void if the camera body is opened. Remarks, Warnings This document contains important remarks and warnings. See the corresponding sym- bols: Important remark Attention, Warning MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. -
Page 8: Side And Backside Views Of Cube Cameras
Side and backside views of Cube cameras 1.6.1 The rear of the camera The identification type plate is to be found at the rear of the camera. It contains the se- rial number and the mac-address for identifying the device in a network. MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. -
Page 9: The Right Side Of The Camera
1.6.2 The right side of the camera 1.6.2.1 Connectors There are 3 connectors, 2 switches and 2 LEDs mounted on the right side of the Camera. The pin assignments of these connectors are described in chapter 8.2 Connector assignments MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. -
Page 10: Switches
1.6.2.2 Switches For cameras with standby facility, press the power switch longer than 1 second for swichting off the camera! See chapter 2.1 “Standby (for Cube4 and Cube5 cameras only)” for details. MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. 1.8.0... -
Page 11: Leds
1.6.2.3 LEDs With the color LEDs of MotionBLITZ Cube the actual operating condition is indicated. Three colors are possible (and off-state): GREEN ORANGE 1.6.2.3.1 Upper LED: battery charging and power indication Color LED-state Camera state Switched off constant Switched off, battery charging in progress GREEN constant Switched on, no charging (battery full or no power... -
Page 12: Lower Led: Internal Camera State
1.6.2.3.2 Lower LED: internal camera state Color LED-state Camera state constant Boot procedure failure. Switch off the camera and try again. ORANGE 15 sec after Power up boot procedure in progress power on GREEN constant Ready for the first recording after power up ORANGE blinking Circular recording in progress, waiting for stop. -
Page 13: Scope Of Delivery
Scope of delivery The following components are included as part of the delivery 1 MotionBLITZ Cube version as ordered, see selection below 1 Interface cable GigaBit Ethernet 1 110-220V power supply 1 CD with MotionBLITZ Cube operating software 1 Binder connector for signal Input MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. -
Page 14: Motionblitz Cube Versions
MotionBLITZ Cube Versions: Identifier Color Recording Max. Resolu- Max. frame- Lens /b&w time [s] rate[fps] mount tion (4) Cube1 M3 B&w 640x512 1000 Cube1 M3, C Color 640x512 1000 Cube1 M6 B&w 640x512 1000 Cube1 M6, C Color 640x512 1000 Cube2 M3 B&w 1280x1024... - Page 15 frames per second Cube2 reduced resolution when using more than 500 fps Cube3 reduced resolution when using more than 2500 fps Cube4 reduced resolution when using more than 1000 fps Cube5 reduced resolution when using more than 5000 fps Lens mount: Cube1 / Cube2 / Cube3 CM = „C-Mount“...
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Page 16: Power Supply And Charging
Power supply and charging MotionBLITZ Cube cameras contain an integrated, rechargable battery, which provides the necessary voltage for operation. Use an external power supply for charging the bat- tery and for external power operation. Only voltages in the range from 10,5 to 24 Volts @ 15W max. are permit- ted. -
Page 17: Operating Modes
Operating Modes After switching on the camera it is ready for operation within a few seconds. Cube4 and Cube5 cameras with according hardware version have a standby mode available. Standby (for Cube4 and Cube5 cameras only) The intended purpose of the standby mode is to store the camera’s recorded images for a longer time (up to ca. -
Page 18: Ready-To-Operate
Ready-to-operate By means of the MotionBLITZ Cube software (control program) the camera can be set up for recording in different operating modes. If the camera is disconnected from the PC, reconnect it and press the reconnect button in order to establish the GigaBit Ethernet link. It is very important to press the reconnect button after the camera is reconnected with your system. -
Page 19: Start Recording
2.2.3 Start recording After power up, the camera starts with the last used settings. If you need another reso- lution/frame speed, the new parameters must be entered via the MotionBLITZ Cube control software. There are 2 methods of starting the recording: 1. -
Page 20: Installation Of Motionblitz Cube
Installation of MotionBLITZ Cube Minimal system requirements (PC) For error-free operation of MotionBLITZ Cube the following minimum PC specifications are required: Pentium III 1GHz CPU with MMX-technology Windows 2000 or XP operating system 256 Mbyte PC Ram 10 Gbyte Harddisk 8 Mbyte graphic memory Display with 1280 x 1024 pixels GigaBit Ethernet Adapter... -
Page 21: Assigning An Ip-Address To The Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
3.2.1 Assigning an IP-address to the GigaBit Ethernet adapter Assigning an IP-address to the adapter is only necessary, if no bootp-server is installed in your network. To assign an IP-address, perform the following steps: 1. Close all MotionBLITZ Cube applications. 2. -
Page 22: Ip-Adress Of The Camera
Highlight the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) by clicking on the text-part, not on the check-box. Click the “Properties” button. The next dialog will allow you to assign an IP- Adress and the subnet-mask of the GigaBit network-adapter. See details on next page in chapter 192.168.2.1 “... -
Page 23: No Bootp-Server Installed
3.2.2.2 No bootp-server installed 192.168.2.1 3.2.2.2.1 Assign IP-Address to the GigaBit Network adapter After assigning the IP-Address 192.168.2.1 to the network adapter, set the subnet- mask to 255.255.255.0. Later on, in the MotionBLITZ Cube program, the IP-address 192.168.2.2 will be automatically assigned to the first camera used. -
Page 24: The Network Configuration File "Mfggb.ini
3.2.3 The network configuration file "mfggb.ini". As mentioned in the paragraph above, "mfggb.ini" resides in the installation-directory and contains 2 sections. 3.2.3.1 Section [CAMERA_REL] This Section contains the MAC Address of the used camera and network adapter. The addresses will be registered by the Cube control program; no changes are to be done by the user. - Page 25 The form for selecting the network adapter willl be shown automatically after the first start of the MotionBLITZ Cube program after its installation. You may load this form in the Camera menu (“Select Network Adapter”) as well. Assign the network adapter for use with the program by clicking on the appropriate line in the “installed network adapters”...
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Page 26: Selecting The Motionblitz Cube Camera
3.3.2 Selecting the MotionBLITZ Cube camera The form for selecting MotionBLITZ Cube camera willl be shown automatically after the first start of the MotionBLITZ Cube program after its installation. You may load this form in the Camera menu (“Camera Select”) as well, if you want to switch to another camera. -
Page 27: Multi Camera Operation
3.3.4 Multi camera operation If you want to use two cameras simultaneously, you have to copy the contents of your MotionBLITZ Cube installation directory into a new directory and start Motion- BLITZ_Cube.exe in this new directory as a second instance of the Cube control pro- gram. -
Page 28: Motionblitz Cube In Practice
MotionBLITZ Cube in practice The full range of functions available and all camera parameters may be set by means of the MotionBLITZ Cube software. The user interface The camera is completely controlled through the user interface. All parameters of the camera for recording, playback and saving the frames after recording may be adjusted here. -
Page 29: Selecting Resolution, Speed, Gain, Trigger, Sync, Arm And White Balance
Selecting resolution, speed, gain, trigger, sync, ARM and white balance Click on the menu item "Camera" => "Camera Setup". This form will appear: Once the changes to the parameters for resolution and framerate are set, click on "Apply". Changes of resolution or framerate may alter the quality of recorded im- ages. -
Page 30: Gain
Please make sure the camera is connected correctly. If a link is not established by clicking on the reconnect button, read more in chapter “7, Troubleshooting”. 4.2.1 Gain The gain may be adjusted with the 4 option buttons. You may increase the gain up to 8 (or 4 for Cube3/4/5). -
Page 31: Framerates Of Master And Slave Camera
4.2.4.1 Framerates of master and slave camera If you synchronize a slave camera by a master camera, then the framerate of the slave camera must be slightly above the master camera’s frame rate (as mentioned before), otherwise the slave camera will not provide the same framerate as the master camera. Example: You want to record with 1000 frames per second. -
Page 32: Arm Or "Sync Out" Signal
4.2.6 ARM or “Sync out” signal You may choose between “ARM” or “Sync out” signal for pin 3 of the output connector (see Table 8.2-2 ) 4.2.6.1 Sync out activated If you select “Sync out”, it is possible to synchronize other SpeedCam cameras. The rising edge of the signal provided on pin 3 shows the beginning of the exposure of the master camera’s image, the falling edge the end. -
Page 33: Arrange A Scene
Arrange a scene Click on the "Live"-Button to get a live-image from the camera. The camera may now be focused and aligned for the details of the scene. You may use low light mode to in- crease the camera's sensitivity (available only in live-mode because on the other side the framerate will be decreased!) Recording in non circular mode Non-circular mode is selected in menu "Record"... -
Page 34: Start Recording
4.5.1 Start recording There are 2 various methods of starting a recording: 1. Press the Start/Stop recording switch of the camera. In this case, a reconnect has to be accomplished after the completion of the re- cording sequence in order to save the chronology of the pictures. 2. -
Page 35: Playback Of A Sequence
Playback of a sequence The frames in the camera may be accessed after recording. If the camera has been disconnected from the PC's GigaBit-Ethernet it must now be reconnected and the reconnect button in the Motion- BLITZ Cube control program must be clicked on. -
Page 36: Editing And Saving A Sequence
Editing and saving a sequence In high speed recordings usually only a portion of the frames contain relevant informa- tion. Therefore, it is useful to save only that range of frames which contains this essen- tial information. There are 2 methods of selecting the essential range of frames for saving: Enter the range of the frame numbers in the "from"... -
Page 37: Set The End Of A Sequence
4.7.1.2 Set the end of a sequence Press the shift key and the right mouse button or the key “e”. The actual frame number, 2837 in the picture above, will be set as a end value for the range of frames. The se- lected range will be shown as a blue bar in the frame slider. -
Page 38: Whitebalance (Color Cameras) / Histogram (Monochrome Cameras)
Whitebalance (color cameras) / histogram (monochrome cameras) Good illumination is extremley important for optimal true color display. Best results are achieved by using daylight or halogen light. For recalibrating the color correction, click first on "Live" and then in the menu Camera Setup on the button "white balance". The following screen mask will be shown White balance is available for color cameras only. -
Page 39: Do The White Balance Manually
4.9.1 Do the white balance manually Adjust the size of the green check-line, which is automatically displayed in the camera image, and move this line over a white area using the mouse. (Click and hold on the line and move it). The values of the pixels along this line will be shown as three curves –... -
Page 40: Provide The Lenght Of The Check Line
Multiple white balancing adjustments may be performed. If the images are saved to a file, it is no longer possible to correct the color of these image-files. Only frames downloaded from the camera are correctable before saving. 4.9.4 Provide the lenght of the check line The green check line may be used for approximately determing the length of distances between the starting point and the endpoint of the line. -
Page 41: Controls And Menus In The Motionblitz Cube Software
Controls and menus in the MotionBLITZ Cube software There are several menus and controls in the MotionBLITZ Cube program. Each will be described in the following chapters Moving the camera image Click with the left mouse button on the camera image. Hold the button and move the mouse. -
Page 42: Brightness And Contrast
Brightness and contrast The brightness of the image (right top vertical scrollbar) and the contrast (right middle vertical scrollbar) are set. By clicking the scrollbar symbols with the left mouse button, the initial state of the appropriate parameter is set. Adjust the base value for the con- trast computation using ContrastBase. -
Page 43: Reload Bmp-Files
5.4.1 Reload bmp-files MotionBLITZ Cube loads only bmp-files with 5 digit name endings. Files with the same part before these 5 digits are assumed to be from the same saved sequence. To reload a sequence (or a part of it) select the volume, the directory and the filename without the digits. -
Page 44: Load Frame List
5.4.1.2 Load frame list Click on the radio button "Load frame list" The list may be edited in the menu "Play settings" (chapter 5.8 on page 64). Only the files whose numbers are included in the frame list will be loaded and displayed. By clicking “OK“... -
Page 45: Save Images To Bmp-Files
5.4.2 Save images to bmp-files Select a name from the file list below the bmp name field by clicking on it or by entering a name on the keyboard. On the right side of the window it is possible to set the hard disk drive and the path with the mouse. -
Page 46: Save Frame List
5.4.2.2 Save frame list Click on “Save frame list“. The numbers of the images shown in the list are written to a file by clicking “OK“. This list may be edited in the pull down menu “Play Settings”, described in chapter 5.8 on page 64. -
Page 47: Make Avi File
5.4.3 Make Avi File Select the avi-filename, the numbers of the frames to be compressed and the compressor-type by clicking on the "Compressor-setup" button. If only a special region of the sequence is to be processed, select this region by click- ing on the "clipping"... -
Page 48: The Camera Menu
The Camera menu Within this menu, you may with „Camera Setup“ check and change the camera’s parameter. See chapter 4.2 „Selecting resolution, speed, gain, trigger, sync, ARM and white balance“ for de- tails. with „Camera Select“ connect with the camera via the ethernet. See chapter 3.3.2 „Selecting the MotionBLITZ Cube camera“... -
Page 49: The View Menu
The View menu 5.6.1 Raw The image is displayed as delivered from the camera without any modification and no Bayer color-calculations. Thus in Raw mode always a black and white image will be seen. 5.6.2 Input Ports The values of the digital and analog input ports may be displayed, the value of the ana- log port may be converted to a physical unit like “Volt”... -
Page 50: Convert Analog Values
5.6.2.2 Convert Analog Values The camera’s A/D converter delivers 0 for an input voltage of 0 Volts and 255 for 2,5 Volts. To convert the A/D value to physical units, use the form “Convert AD Value” and edit the values “A” and “B” of the conversion formula: Converted unit = A * X + B, where X is the A/D converters value. -
Page 51: Display While Recording
5.6.3 Display while recording Disable this point if the images are not to be displayed during recording. 5.6.4 Marker Up to 4 markers may be enabled. Markers are magenta colored lines that overlay the camera image. The size may be adjusted and moved with the mouse. Markers are used for tagging the position of an interesting part in the replayed sequence. - Page 52 This information portion is stored along with the frames while recording in the image information block in the first image-line to save on frame memory. It is interpreted from that structure for playback and then attached to the images. (1) IRIG-B is an optional camera feature (2) Sequence number is not available for Cube1 camera versions.
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Page 53: Infotext
5.6.6 “Infotext...“ Open the window “Edit Info Text“: The text entered here and confirmed by clicking “OK“ is added to the information portion in the recording sequence. 5.6.7 Language German or English may be selected as language for all texts in the program. Record settings The recording mode may be selected. -
Page 54: Standby After The End Of A Recording Session
5.7.1 Standby after the end of a recording session If you have activated the check box “Activate Standby After End of Recording” in the menu “Recording Settings”, the camera will switch to the standby mode automatically after the end of the next recording session. This activation is valid only for the next recoding session and will be deactivated auto- matically afterwards. -
Page 55: Without Trigger
5.7.2.1 Without trigger For Cube1, Cube2 and Cube3 there is basically no triggering in the non circular mode, for Cube4 and Cube5 it depends on the hardware version, if triggering is possible. 5.7.2.2 With trigger facility Cube4 and Cube5 cameras with an adequate hardware version provide the triggering facility in the non circular recording mode. -
Page 56: Recording While Trigger Is Active
5.7.2.2.1 Recording while trigger is active As long as the trigger is active, recording will proceed. When the trigger gets inactive before the image buffer is full, the camera is waiting for the next trigger. Not until the end of the buffer is reached the recording ends (or if the recording was aborted before by clicking on the “stop”... -
Page 57: Fixed Number Of Frames Per Trigger (Burst Trigger)
5.7.2.2.2 Fixed number of frames per trigger (burst trigger) For each trigger edge a preset number of frames will be recorded. The number may be chosen between 1 and 1022. Enter the number in the input field or move the slider into the desired position. In the figure above 100 frames per trigger edge are selected. -
Page 58: Circular Mode
5.7.3 Circular mode The camera will record in a circular mode, i.e. the oldest frame is overwritten by the newest. After triggering or the circular recording has beed stopped by clicking the stop button or pressing the key F12 as many frames as defined in the input-field "Trigger Position, Before [Frames]"... -
Page 59: Imageblitz - Optional
5.7.3.1.2 ImageBLITZ – optional If ImageBLITZ is selected, changings of the contents in a specific part of the actual recorded image will bring the recording to completion. This specific part is called the “ImageBLITZ window”. The parameters of ImageBLITZ are adjusted in the “Recording settings”... -
Page 60: Imageblitz Parameters
5.7.3.1.2.1 ImageBLITZ parameters If ImageBLITZ is activated, the MotionBLITZ Cube camera compares the image detail of the actual frame with the image detail of the reference frame. If the differences within this image details exceed a limit, ImageBLITZ triggers (“releases”). This two parameters for adjusting the ImageBLITZ may be set manually by entering the values in the release parameters fields or automatically by clicking on “auto adjust”. -
Page 61: Multi Sequence - Optional
5.7.3.2 Multi sequence - optional The frame memory may be divided into up to 16 same-sized memory ranges for se- quences, called multi sequence mode. Each memory range is then filled by a trigger event, i.e. by the occurrence of the external trigger signal or the ImageBLITZ trigger. After a trigger event the post-trigger frames will be recorded and the camera switches to the next sequence, beginning the recording of the pre-trigger frames. - Page 62 After selecting the number of sequences, during the next recording session the number of sequences will be represented by sequence command buttons, labled with the se- quence-number: The number of the sequence, that will be recorded actually, is represented by the green color of the sequence command button.
- Page 63 After finishing the recording session, the sequence command buttons are enabled, by clicking on a button you navigate to the frame immediate after the trigger event in the appropriate sequence. Click here to use the frame slider for all sequences or one sequence only MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver.
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Page 64: Play Settings
Play settings In this form the number of the images that shall be displayed is defined. This is valid for frame selection in the "file save" and "file Make Avi" form as well. The behavior during playback in forward and reverse sequences is influenced by the radio buttons;... -
Page 65: Frame List
By clicking “Forward playback“ or “Reverse playback“ the frames within the selected range will be loaded from the MotionBLITZ Cube frame memory and dis- played in an infinite loop. 5.8.3 Frame List The frame numbers selected via "Single frame" or “from … to” can be added to the frame list by pressing the “=>... -
Page 66: Info Form
Info form In the Info form details about the MotionBLITZ Cube control software and the firmware of the actually connected camera are displayed. The first part holds the MotionBLITZ Cube control software version number and the copyright statement. The second part holds information about the connected camera: Serial number of the camera Model type (Cube1, Cube2, Cube3, Cube4) Sensor type... -
Page 67: Maintenance
Maintenance During normal use an occasional cleaning of the optical path is necessary. Information about cleaning the lens is provided by the respective manufacturers. Cleaning of the MotionBLITZ Cube infrared filter MotionBLITZ Cube (color) contains a filter to suppress infrared light. Dust and dirt, which may deposit on this filter is best removed by means of an oil free air pressure spray or with a lens cleaning tissue. -
Page 68: Troubleshooting
A: check if the MotionBLITZ Cube user has write-permission in the MotionBLITZ Cube installation directory, e.g. c:\Program Files\Mikrotron GmbH\MotionBLITZ Cube. Write permission in this directory is necessary! A: If you are using an ethernet switch to establish the data exchange with the camera, it could take several seconds up to minutes, until the camera is detected after power on or after connecting with the switch. -
Page 69: Appendix
Appendix Technical data 8.1.1 Cube1 / Cube2 Sensor type Monochrome or color withBayer Filter Number of pixel Cube1 version:640 x 512 other versions:1280 x 1024 Pixel size 12 x 12 µm Active area 15,36 (H) x 12,29 (V) mm Fill factor Sensitivity at 550 nm @ Vref 1600LSB/lux-sec = 1V (a2 = 66h) -
Page 70: Cube3
8.1.2 Cube3 Sensor type Monochrome or color withBayer Filter Number of pixel 512 x 512 Pixel size 16 x 16 µm Active area 8,19 (H) x 8,19 (V) mm Fill factor 62 % Sensitivity at 550 nm @ Vref = 9 V/lux-sec 1V (a2 = 66h) Spectral response... -
Page 71: Cube4
8.1.3 Cube4 MC134x Monochrome-Bayer Filter Number of pixel 1280 x 1024 Pixel size 12 x 12 µm Active area 15,36 (H) x 12,29 (V) mm Fill factor Sensitivity at 550 nm @ Vref = 1V (a2 = 6h) 1600LSB/lux-sec Spectral response 400..800nm (color) 400..1000nm (monochrome) Shutter... -
Page 72: Cube5
8.1.4 Cube5 Sensor type Monochrome or color withBayer Filter Number of pixel 512 x 512 Pixel size 16 x 16 µm Active area 8,19 (H) x 8,19 (V) mm Fill factor 62 % Sensitivity at 550 nm @ Vref = 9 V/lux-sec 1V (a2 = 66h) Spectral response... -
Page 73: Connector Assignments
Connector assignments 8.2.1 „Power“ connector, male, type Binder (Cube1/2/3) connector (male), view: Solder side 180°; Binder # 99-0413-10-05 (shielded, recommend.) 90°: Binder # 99-0413-75-05 (shielded, recommend.) www.binder-connector.de Pin Nr. Signal Level Description Power +10,5..24V= Power +10,5..24V= n.c. Power Power Table 8.2-1 8.2.2 “Signal input / Sync”... -
Page 74: Power" Connector, Male, Type Lemosa (Cube1/2/3
8.2.3 „Power“ connector, male, type Lemosa (Cube1/2/3...-UPL, Cube4/5) Pinning of matching power plug select the plug according to your requirements (male, solder side) (right-angle plug / water-resistant etc.) under http://www.lemosa.com/ e.g. straight plug: FGG.1B.305.CLAD42ZN (Mounted socket in camera: EEG.1B.305.CLL) Pin Nr. Signal Level Description Power... -
Page 75: Irig-B Input
8.2.4.1 IRIG-B input The level of the IRIG-B signal connected at pin nr. 6 should be typically 3V for ‚mark’, 1V for ‚space’. Important ist the ratio of the signal level of mark and space of 3 to 1. 8.2.4.2 Trigger/Sync input signal definition The Digital Input 4/ Trigger and the Sync Input is isolated from the rest of the circuitry by an optocoupler. -
Page 76: Analog Input Signal Definition
8.2.4.4 Analog input signal definition The analog input is protected by a 330kΩ series resistor and adjusted to deliver the digital value of 255 for 2.55V input voltage. MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. 1.8.0... -
Page 77: Digital Inputs 1-3 Signal Definition
8.2.5 Digital Inputs 1-3 signal definition The signals DIG IN1-3 are TTL input signals and are used as process signals, which are superimposed to the image. 8.2.5.1 Sync/Arm Output This pin can output a Sync signal or a arm signal, selected by a check box in the camera menu. -
Page 78: Spectral Response
Spectral response 8.3.1 Cube1 / Cube2 MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. 1.8.0... -
Page 79: Cube3 / Cube5
8.3.2 Cube3 / Cube5 MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. 1.8.0... -
Page 80: Cube4
8.3.3 Cube4 MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. 1.8.0... -
Page 81: Pixel Sensitive Area
Pixel sensitive area 8.4.1 Cube1 / Cube2 Pixel size: 12 x 12 µm Fill factor: 40 % Sensitive area: 10,5 x 6,5 µm 8.4.2 Cube3 / Cube5 Pixel size: 16x 16µm Fill factor: Sensitive area: 8.19(V)x 8,19(H)µm 8.4.3 Cube4 Pixel size: 12x 12µm Fill factor: Sensitive area:... -
Page 82: Dimensions
Dimensions 8.5.1 Top/bottom view Cube1/2/3 Maximum torque for M4 fastening screws: 2.5 Nm MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. 1.8.0... -
Page 83: Side View Cube1/2/3
8.5.2 Side view Cube1/2/3 Maximum torque for M4 fastening screws: 2.5 MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. 1.8.0... -
Page 84: Top/Bottom View Cube4/5
8.5.3 Top/bottom view Cube4/5 The camera body is with its dimensions of 93 x 69 x 92 mm (WxHxD, c-mount without lens) very compact. To fasten the camera there are two mounting holes M4x7mm and one tripod connection on each side available. Maximum torque for M4 fastening screws: 2.5 Nm c-mount f-mount... -
Page 85: Side View Cube4/5
8.5.4 Side view Cube4/5 c-mount f-mount MotionBLITZ Cube User Manual Ver. 1.8.0...
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