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- Page 1 TMC-775 TMC-773 Color Interlaced Interline Transfer CCD Cameras Document Version: B Document P/N: 10643...
- Page 3 Disclaimer The material contained in this manual consists of information that is proprietary to JAI Inc., and may only be used by the purchasers of the product. JAI, Inc. makes no warranty for the use of its product and assumes no responsibility for any errors which may appear or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.
- Page 4 TMC-775/TMC-773 WARNING Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for FCC compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. TMC-775/TMC-773 Operation Manual JAI Inc. 625 River Oaks Parkway San Jose, CA 95134...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Software Installation....................21 4.1.1 Before Installing the Camera-Control Software ..............21 4.1.2 Installing the Software ...................21 4.1.3 Fresh Installation of the TMC-775/TMC-773 Software ............23 Using the TMC-775/TMC-773 Software .................25 4.2.1 The Main Screen ....................25 Camera Control Main Window ...................27 4.3.1 Manual Gain ......................28 4.3.2... - Page 6 6.1.1 Symptom: No Video....................40 6.1.2 Symptom: Dark Video .................... 40 6.1.3 Symptom: Non-synchronized Video ................40 TMC-775/TMC-773 Camera Control Software Troubleshooting ..........40 6.2.1 Problem: Camera is not recognized................40 6.2.2 Solution:......................40 6.2.3 Problem: Camera communication not found ..............40 6.2.4...
- Page 7 TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.32 Dark Speed .......................59 8.3.33 Electronic Shutter for ALC ..................59 8.3.34 Focus Control Interval ..................59 8.3.35 Camera FPGA Version ..................59 8.3.36 Focus Control ....................60 8.3.37 Focus Decrement ....................60 8.3.38 Focus Increment....................60 8.3.39 Focus Neutral ....................60 8.3.40 Gamma......................61 8.3.41 Gamma Selection....................61 8.3.42...
- Page 8 TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.92 Vertical Mode ....................76 8.3.93 Video Pedestal ....................76 8.3.94 V-Sat ......................76 8.3.95 Video White Clip ....................76 8.3.96 White Balance Mode.................... 77 8.3.97 Window Display ....................77 8.3.98 Window Size Control (Obsolete in firmware 1.60 – replaced by WDS) ......... 77 8.3.99...
- Page 9 Figure 16. A bar indicates installation progress................24 Figure 17. The installer asks to close..................24 Figure 18. A shortcut provides easy access to the TMC-775/TMC-773 software........25 Figure 19. Main Screen File Menu ....................25 Figure 20. Set the COM Port ....................25 Figure 21.
- Page 10 TMC-775/TMC-773 List of Tables Table 1 TMC-775/TMC-773 Product Specifications Table ............42 List of Tables...
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Page 11: Hardware Introduction
Except for optical format (TMC-775 has a 1/2" optical format while the TMC-773 has a 1/3” optical format) the two cameras share a common set of features. Both have an NTSC color video interface. Unless specifically noted, information in this document regarding camera features and functions applies to both cameras. -
Page 12: Configurable Options Availability
Quick start-up and low power consumption. No more than 2 seconds are needed for the TMC-775/TMC-773 to warm up, and shooting can begin within a second after turning on the camera. The power consumption is less than 2.5W. This makes the cameras excellent for use with battery operated systems. -
Page 13: Figure 1. Tmc-775/Tmc-773 System Configuration
TMC-775/TMC-773 Figure 1. TMC-775/TMC-773 System Configuration Hardware Introduction... -
Page 14: Installation
Camera Setup 2.2.1 Connector Pin Configurations 2.2.1.1 15-Pin Connector The TMC-775/TMC-773 have a 15-pin connector for power input. The pins handle a number of input and output functions, which will be discussed further in other sections. Figure 2. 15-Pin Connector... -
Page 15: Power Supply And Power Cable Setup
The JAI cable for this series of cameras is part number is 15P-02-9P-FULL or 15P-02-9P, and the power supply is PD-12UU. 2.2.2.1 JAI, Inc. Power Cables If you are using JAI, Inc. power cables please refer to the pin-out diagram. The color coded leads use Grey for Ground and Yellow for +12V DC. Description Description... -
Page 16: Auto-Iris Lens Setup
Power down the camera before installing the auto-iris lens. To install the auto-iris lens in a JAI, Inc. camera, wire the signal on the lens into the 1 V peak-to-peak video output (pin 11) on the camera. 12 volts DC is available on pin 3. -
Page 17: Figure 5. 15P-02-9P-Full Cable
TMC-775/TMC-773 Figure 5. 15P-02-9P-FULL Cable *On the TMC-775/TMC-773 this is for Integration function only. Does not support Ext. Trigger Hardware Installation... -
Page 18: Functions And Operations
Min signal amplitude 3.5 Vp-p Note: The TMC-775/TMC-773 have a one (1) horizontal line delay between the input VD signal and the output video. If external vertical drive (VD) is applied to the camera, it may cause the video output to be delayed 1 HD (1 H = ~64.0 µ... -
Page 19: Modes Of Operation
TMC-775/TMC-773 Modes of Operation 3.2.1 Continuous Operation (Non triggered) For applications that do not require asynchronous external trigger (continuous operation). This is the factory default setting of the camera. Figure 7. Timing Chart Figure 8. Horizontal timing details and pixel numbering for the CCD array. EIA... -
Page 20: Integrate Mode
3.2.2 Integrate Mode The standard factory setting for the TMC-775/TMC-773 camera is FIELD MODE. An External Integrate mode is located on pin 12 of the 15 pin connector. This allows frames to continually integrate until this input pin is released. This is normally high or open. Holding the input “low” starts the integration. -
Page 21: Software Introduction
TMC-775/TMC-773 TMC-775/TMC-773 Camera Control Software 4 Software Introduction The TMC-775/TMC-773 are supported by a software control tool that opens the RS-232 serial port (COM). This document addresses the JAI TMC-775/TMC-773 camera software available for download at www.jai.com. Software Installation Following are instructions to install the TMC-775/TMC-773 camera software on a PC. -
Page 22: Figure 11. Right Click To Extract The Compressed Files
4.1.2.1 Uninstalling Previous TMC-775/TMC-773 JAI, Inc. Software • If you already have TMC-775/TMC-773 software on the hard drive, the installer asks to uninstall the software. • Accepting the uninstall allows the existing software to be removed. The installer then closes. -
Page 23: Fresh Installation Of The Tmc-775/Tmc-773 Software
Start by clicking on the Setup icon in the software folder. • Click Next to begin a clean install. Figure 14. Clean Install of TMC-775/TMC-773 Software • Accept the default installation path by clicking Next, if there is room on the hard drive. Use the browse button if you wish to set a different installation path. -
Page 24: Figure 15. Accept The Default Install Path
• It is not necessary to restart the computer after installing the TMC-775/TMC-773 software. • Click on the Windows Start menu to access a shortcut to the TMC-775/TMC-773 software. • Click on the JAI_TMC-775/TMC-773 icon to start the software. Software Introduction & Installation... -
Page 25: Using The Tmc-775/Tmc-773 Software
You must connect a camera via an RS-232 cable to the computer and power it up before starting the camera control software. Start the TMC-775/TMC-773 software by clicking on the Start menu, and then selecting JAI_TMC-775/TMC-773 and clicking the JAI TMC-775/TMC-773 shortcut on the right (Figure 18). -
Page 26: Figure 21. Load Settings Selections
As a user you can create UserSet1 and UserSet2 by selecting the appropriate line of the drop down menu. Factory Defaults can not be overwritten. Figure 22. Saving Settings 4.2.1.4 Exit Selecting Exit closes the JAI TMC-775/TMC-773 Camera Control program. Software Introduction & Installation... -
Page 27: Camera Control Main Window
TMC-775/TMC-773 Camera Control Main Window The camera is configured using the main window. The main window has these controls from left to right: • ALC Mode (top left) − ALC/AGC (if enabled) − Manual Gain • Zoom Control (top right) −... -
Page 28: Manual Gain
TMC-775/TMC-773 4.3.1 Manual Gain In manual mode, the Manual Gain setting and Shutter Speed control may be adjusted to get the desired exposure. • Manual Gain The Manual Gain allows you to set the system gain. The range is from 0dB to 30dB (3dB to 30dB for TMC-773). -
Page 29: Iris Control
TMC-775/TMC-773 • Focus In Fine Pressing and holding this button causes the lens to “focus in” in a slow fashion. Releasing the button causes the focus to stop. The speed of the focus may be set using the Advanced Setting Menu (see section 4.5) •... -
Page 30: Shutter
TMC-775/TMC-773 4.3.5 Shutter Figure 26. Shutter Control Set • Shutter Speed The TMC-77X can be set for a range of shutter speeds by selecting the desired speed from the drop down list box. The speed is adjustable in increments of one horizontal line time (~63.56 us), from 1 to 260 lines. -
Page 31: White Balance
TMC-775/TMC-773 4.3.10 White Balance This area allows the user to set the white balance level. White Balance Mode allows the user to select between “Automatic” and “Manual”. Automatic - When this is selected, the camera continuously adjusts the white balance as the scene changes. -
Page 32: Advanced Settings Window
TMC-775/TMC-773 Advanced Settings Window This window is accessed from the menu at the top of the Camera Control Main Window. Software Introduction & Installation... -
Page 33: Advanced Setting Details
During factory setup, these fields will be populated with the factory unit information. Customer ID can be updated by the customer should they wish to maintain their own unique ID information. Unit ID, Date Code, and Unit Rev are for JAI internal use only. •... -
Page 34: Advanced Zoom Controls
TMC-775/TMC-773 4.5.3 Advanced Zoom Controls Figure 29. Zoom Controls • Zoom Max Voltage This sets the maximum voltage that will be applied to the zoom motor. The range is 0V to 9V. • Zoom Coarse Step This sets the voltage that gets applied to the zoom motor when the coarse Zoom control is activated. It is specified as a percentage of the Zoom Maximum Voltage •... -
Page 35: Advanced Iris Controls
TMC-775/TMC-773 4.5.5 Advanced Iris Controls Figure 31. Iris Controls • Iris Max Voltage This sets the maximum voltage that will be applied to the iris motor. The range is 0V to 9V. • Iris Coarse Step This sets the voltage that gets applied to the iris motor when the coarse Iris control is activated. It is specified as a percentage of the Iris Maximum Voltage •... -
Page 36: Color Processing Window
TMC-775/TMC-773 Color Processing Window This window is accessed from the menu at the top of the Camera Control Main Window. 4.6.1.1 Sharpening This selection box allows the user to select the level of sharpness in the image, where the higher gain level adjustment correlates to higher edge sharpening. -
Page 37: Configurable Options Available
TMC-775/TMC-773 5 Configurable Options Available This section describes the additional options the TMC-775/TMC-773 offers. These options are only applicable if the units have been ordered with theses options. Figure 33. ALC Controls Set 5.1.1 ALC (Option OP1-5) This optional feature provides an automatic level control (ALC) function for the camera. The ALC function combines both automatic gain and exposure control to give the best response to lighting conditions. -
Page 38: White Blemish Compensation (Option Op2-5)
TMC-775/TMC-773 Figure 34. ALC Advanced Set • ALC Window These parameters define the rectangular Region of Interest (ROI) that will be used to calculate the ALC exposure level. The user defines the upper left and bottom right corner of the ROI using X & Y coordinates. The ROI can target the center of the image, or can be set to avoid a certain portion of the image so that its light value will not affect the ALC function. -
Page 39: Extended Temperature Range (-45°C To +65°C) (Option Op22-5-1)
TMC-775/TMC-773 Figure 35. White Blemish Set 5.1.3.1 Blemish Threshold (%) This feature is used to detect the white blemish pixels. The user enters the percentage above the mean to determine the blemishes. Clicking on “Locate Blemishes” will display the number of blemishes found in the “Blemish Count”... -
Page 40: Troubleshooting
6 Troubleshooting Problems and Solutions Following are troubleshooting tips for common problems. Generally, problems can easily be solved by following these instructions. If the following remedies fail to offer a solution to your problems, please contact a JAI, Inc. representative. 6.1.1 Symptom: No Video Remedies: Check that the following are properly connected and operational. -
Page 41: Possible Solutions
First, find out which port has been selected by going to the Device Manager to determine the COM port. • Next, Open JAI Camera Control tool, select Preferences, and select the COM port. If working properly the camera should now be connected. -
Page 42: Specifications
TMC-775/TMC-773 7 Specifications Product Specifications Table 1 TMC-775/TMC-773 Product Specifications Table Model TMC-775 (EIA) TMC-773 (EIA) 1/2” NIR 1/3” NIR Sensor interlace CCD interlace CCD IXC428AK IXC258AK Active pixels 768 (H) x 494(V) Cell size 8.4 µm x 9.8 µm 6.35 µm x 7.4 µm... -
Page 43: Physical Dimensions
TMC-775/TMC-773 7.1.1 Physical Dimensions Figure 36. Physical Dimensions Caution: When mounting the camera to any fixture, do not use screws that extend more than 5 mm into the camera housing to avoid possible damage to the internal circuitry. For attaching the tripod mounting plate, only the supplied screws should be used. -
Page 44: Figure 37. Comparative Spectral Response For Tmc-775
TMC-775/TMC-773 Figure 37. Comparative Spectral Response for TMC-775 Figure 38. Comparative Spectral Response for TMC-773 Specifications... -
Page 45: Appendix
Camera Command Overview The TMC-775 and TMC-773 cameras can be controlled via RS-232 communications. Commands are sent to the camera as a string of ASCII characters. Each command begins with a start character of “:” and ends with the end character CR (Decimal 10, hex D) which is indicated as <cr>... -
Page 46: Detail List Of Camera Commands
TMC-775/TMC-773 Detail List of Camera Commands Alphabetical Table of Camera Commands Commands marked with “*” are in-house commands. Command String Function AEC? AEC Mode AEC= AEC Mode AFA? AFE Register Address AFA= AFE Register Address AFW= AFE Write AGN? AGC Manual Gain... - Page 47 TMC-775/TMC-773 Command String Function CID= CID Customer ID String CIR? Color Intensity - Red CMD? Color Mode CMD= Color Mode DFC? Defect Correction DFC= Defect Correction DOU? * DOU Phase DOU= * DOU Phase DKS? Dark Speed DKS= Dark Speed...
- Page 48 TMC-775/TMC-773 Command String Function MBI= * MCP Bias MBI? * MCP Bias MCT= * MCP Manual Count (MCT) MCT? * MCP Manual Count (MCT) MDG= MCP Gate Disable MDG? MCP Gate Disable MFI? Multifunction Input MFI= Multifunction Input MFT? Multifunction Input Termination...
- Page 49 TMC-775/TMC-773 Command String Function ULY= ALC Window – Upper Left Y USA? U-Sat USA= U-Sat VEA? * Video Encoder Address VEA= * Video Encoder Address VEW= * Video Encoder Write VER? Camera Firmware Version VMD? Vertical Mode VMD= Vertical Mode...
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Page 50: Aec Mode
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.1 AEC Mode Function Command String Camera Response Set AEC Mode :AEC=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Set the Auto Exposure Control mode. [D] is the mode parameter. 0 = Manual. 1 = Auto. User access to control of the AEC feature is determined by the SB2 setting. -
Page 51: Agc Manual Gain
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.4 AGC Manual Gain Function Command String Camera Response Set AGC Manual Gain :AGN=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the AGC manual gain value. [DDD] is the gain count value with a range of 89-204. This is equivalent to a gain in dB from 32–5 dB. -
Page 52: Agc Mode
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.7 AGC Mode Function Command String Camera Response Set AGC Mode :AMD=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Set the AGC mode. [D] is the mode parameter. 0 = Manual. 1 = Auto. User access to control of the AGC feature is determined by the SB1 setting. -
Page 53: Awb State
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.9 AWB State Function Command String Camera Response Auto White Balance State :AWB=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Disable or enable Auto White Balance control. [D] is the enable parameter. 0 = AWB Disabled. 1 = AWB Enabled. Get Auto White Balance State :AWB?<cr>... -
Page 54: Binning For Alc
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.12 Binning for ALC Function Command String Camera Response Set Binning :BIN=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Turn binning for automatic level control on/off. [D] is the state value. 0 = Binning off. 1 = Binning on Get Binning :BIN?<cr> :oBIN[D]<cr> Enquire current binning state for automatic level control. [D] is the current state value. -
Page 55: Bright Speed
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.16 Bright Speed Function Command String Camera Response Set Bright Speed :BTS=[DD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the BST value (bright speed for ALC). [DD] is the level value with a range of 1-100. This command applies only to camera models TM-770. -
Page 56: Chroma Filtering State - Cfa
:CFT=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> Threshold Set the advanced color chroma filtering threshold value. [DDD] is the value with a range of 0-127. This command applies only to camera models TMC-773 and TMC-775. Get Chroma Filtering :CFT?<cr> :oCFT[DDD]<cr> Threshold Enquire current chroma filtering threshold value. [DDD] is the current value with a range of 0-127. -
Page 57: Color Gain - Green
TMC-775/TMC-773 Set Blue Gain :CGB=[DDDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the blue color gain. [DDDD] is the color gain value with a range of 1-4095. This is equivalent to a gain of x0.001 - x3.999. Therefore there are 1024 counts per gain unit. -
Page 58: Cid Customer Id String
TMC-775/TMC-773 Enquire current red color intensity. [DDDD] is the current intensity value with a range of 1-4184394. 8.3.29 CID Customer ID String Function Command String Camera Response Set User-defined ID String :CID=[XXX..]<cr> :o<cr> Set the user-defined ID string in the camera’s EEPOM memory. -
Page 59: Dark Speed
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.32 Dark Speed Function Command String Camera Response Set Dark Speed :DKS=[DD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the DKS value (dark speed for ALC). [DD] is the level value with a range of 1-100. This command applies only to camera models TM-770. -
Page 60: Focus Control
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.36 Focus Control Function Command String Camera Response Set Focus Control :FOC=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the Focus Control. [DDD] is the focus value with a range of -127 - +127 for a voltage range of 0-9 V. Therefore there are 0.14.1 count/V. -
Page 61: Gamma
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.40 Gamma Function Command String Camera Response Set Gamma :GAM=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Sets the gamma value. [D] is the gamma flag. 0 = gamma 1.0. 1 = gamma 0.45. Get Gamma :GAM?<cr> :oGAM[D]<cr> Enquire current gamma setting. [D] is the current gamma setting. -
Page 62: Iris Control Interval
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.44 Iris Control Interval Function Command String Camera Response Set Iris Control Interval :ICI=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the Iris Control Interval. [DDD] is the interval value with a range of 1 – 500 msec. This value determines the amount of time the iris control motor is pulsed during the IRI (Iris Increment) and IRD (Iris Decrement) commands. -
Page 63: Iris Increment
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.48 Iris Increment Function Command String Camera Response Iris Increment :IRI=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> Increment the iris control by DDD% of full scale. [DDD] is the percent of full scale to increment the zoom to with a range of 1 - 100. The iris control motor will be pulsed with a voltage... -
Page 64: Color Coefficient - Red 2
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.51 Color Coefficient – Red 2 Function Command String Camera Response Set Color Coefficient R2 :KR2=[DDDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the color correction coefficient for Red 2 (R2). This is the red component of the 2 row of a 9 element color correction matrix. -
Page 65: Color Coefficient - Green 2
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.54 Color Coefficient – Green 2 Function Command String Camera Response Set Color Coefficient G2 :KG2=[DDDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the color correction coefficient for Green 2 (G2). This is the green component of the 2 row of a 9 element color correction matrix. -
Page 66: Color Coefficient - Blue 2
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.57 Color Coefficient – Blue 2 Function Command String Camera Response Set Color Coefficient B2 :KB2=[DDDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the color correction coefficient for Blue 2 (B2). This is the blue component of the 2 row of a 9 element color correction matrix. -
Page 67: Alc Window - Lower Right X
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.61 ALC Window – Lower Right X Function Command String Camera Response Set ALC Window Lower Right :LRX=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> X value Set the lower right X co-ordinate for the ALC control window. [DDD] is the size parameter with a range of 3-768. This command applies to camera models TM-770, TMC-773, and TMC-775. -
Page 68: Mcp Gate Disable
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.64 MCP Gate Disable Function Command String Camera Response MCP Gate Disable/Enable :MDG=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Disable or enable the MCP Gate. [D] is the enable parameter. 0 = MCP Gate Disabled. 1 = MCP Gate Enabled. Get MCP Gate Disable/Enable :MDG?<cr>... -
Page 69: Mcp Manual Gate
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.67 MCP Manual Gate Function Command String Camera Response Set MCP Manual Gate :MGA=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the MCP manual gate value. [DDD] is the gate code value with a range of 1-255. This is equivalent to a gate range of 0.065-17 msec. -
Page 70: Mcp Mode
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.71 MCP Mode Function Command String Camera Response Set MCP Mode :MMD=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Set the MCP exposure control mode. [D] is the mode parameter. 0 = Manual. 1 = Auto. Get MCP Mode :MMD?<cr> :oMMD[D]<cr> Enquire current MCP Mode. [D] is the current mode value. -
Page 71: Saturation Control - Blue And Red
0 = Normal sharpening. 1 = Enhanced sharpening. Get Sharpening Enhancement :SEN?<cr> :oSEN[D]<cr> Enquire current color sharpening mode. [D] is the sharpening mode. This feature only applies to the TMC-773 and TMC-775 models. 0 = Normal sharpening. 1 = Enhanced sharpening. Appendix... -
Page 72: Sharpening State - Sha
:SHA=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Disable or enable the advanced color sharpening feature. [D] specifies to turn sharpening on or off. This feature only applies to the TMC-773 and TMC-775 models. 0 = Sharpening off. 1 = Sharpening on. Get Sharpening State :SHA?<cr>... -
Page 73: Shp Level
0-127. This command applies only to camera models TMC-773 and TMC-775. Get Sharpening Threshold :SHT?<cr> :oSHT[DDD]<cr> Enquire current sharpening threshold value. [DDD] is the current value with a range of 0-127. This command applies only to camera models TMC-773 and TMC-775. Appendix... -
Page 74: Smx - Max Alc Shutter Speed
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.84 SMX – Max ALC Shutter Speed Function Command String Camera Response Set ALC Max Shutter Speed :SMX=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the max shutter speed value the ALC mode can use. [DDD] is the shutter speed value with a range of 1-260 (NTSC models) or 1-310 (PAL models). -
Page 75: Alc Window - Upper Left X
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.88 ALC Window – Upper Left X Function Command String Camera Response Set ALC Window Upper Left X :ULX=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> value Set the upper left x co-ordinate for the ALC control window. [DDD] is the size parameter with a range of 1-766. This command applies to camera models TM-770, TMC-773, and TMC-775. -
Page 76: Vertical Mode
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.92 Vertical Mode Function Command String Camera Response Set Vertical Mode :VMD=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Set the Vertical mode. [D] is the mode parameter. 0 = Field. 1 = Frame. Get Vertical Mode :VMD?<cr> :oVMD[D]<cr> Enquire current Vertical mode. [D] is the current mode value. -
Page 77: White Balance Mode
Set White Balance Mode :WBM=[D]<cr> :o<cr> Set the advanced color processing white balance mode to manual or auto. [D] is the mode parameter. This feature only applies to the TMC-773 and TMC-775 models. 0 = Manual. 1 = Auto. Get White Balance :WBM?<cr>... -
Page 78: Wxn - Min Alc Window X Value
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.99 WXN – Min ALC Window X Value Function Command String Camera Response Get ALC X Minimum :WXN?<cr> :oWXN[DDD]<cr> Enquire minimum allowable value for ALC window X coordinate values. Different camera models may have a different value range. 8.3.100 WYN – Min ALC Window Y Value... -
Page 79: Zoom Control Interval
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.104 Zoom Control Interval Function Command String Camera Response Set Zoom Control Interval :ZCI=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> Set the Zoom Control Interval. [DDD] is the interval value with a range of 1 – 500 msec. This value determines the amount of time the zoom control motor is pulsed during the ZMI (Zoom Increment) and ZMD (Zoom Decrement) commands. -
Page 80: Zoom Increment
TMC-775/TMC-773 8.3.107 Zoom Increment Function Command String Camera Response Zoom Increment :ZMI=[DDD]<cr> :o<cr> Increment the zoom control by DDD% of full scale. [DDD] is the percent of full scale to increment the zoom to with a range of 1 - 100. The zoom control motor will be pulsed with a voltage... - Page 82 Europe, Middle East & Africa Phone +45 4457 8888 Fax +45 4491 3252 Asia Pacific Phone +81 45 440 0154 Fax +81 45 440 0166 Americas Phone (Toll-Free) 1 800 445-5444 Phone +1 408 383-0301 www.jai.com...
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