Camera Link Implementation In The A500K - Basler WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE Wood Burning Fireplace

2.3 Camera Link Implementation in the A500
The A500 uses a National Semiconductor DS90CR287 as a Channel Link transmitter. For a
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Channel Link receiver, we recommend that you use the National Semiconductor DS90CR288, the
National Semiconductor DS90CR288A or an equivalent. Detailed data sheets for these
components are available at the National Semiconductor web site (www.national.com). The data
sheets contain all of the information that you need to implement Camera Link, including
application notes.
Note that the timing used for sampling the data at the Channel Link receiver in the
frame grabber varies from device to device. On some receivers, TTL data must be
sampled on the rising edge of the receive clock, and on others, it must be sampled
on the falling edge. Also, some devices are available which allow you to select either
rising edge or falling edge sampling. For specific timing information, see the data
sheet for the receiver that you are using.
The A500 uses a National Semiconductor DS90LV048A differential line receiver to receive the
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RS-644 camera control input signals and the serial communication input signal defined in the
Camera Link specification. A DS90LV047A differential line transmitter is used to transmit the serial
communication output signal defined in the specification. Detailed spec sheets for these devices
are available at the National Semiconductor web site (www.national.com).
The A504
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transmitters. The schematic in Figure 2-5 shows the interface for the A504
Figure 2-6 shows the interface for the A503
The A501 uses one Channel Link transmitter. The schematic in Figure 2-7 shows the interface
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for the A501
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and the A503 use the full configuration of Camera Link with three Channel Link
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and a typical implementation for the frame grabber interface.
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