Flash Trigger Signal - Basler WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE Wood Burning Fireplace

end of
programmed
time
Frame
Valid
Line
Valid
Pixel
Clock
(50 MHz)
D_0
Pixel Data
(8 bits)
D_1
Pixel Data
(8 bits)
This diagram assumes that the area of interest feature is not being used. With the area of interest feature enabled, the
number of pixels transferred could be smaller.
Figure 2-13: 8 Bit Output Mode with Programmable Exposure for the A501k/kc

2.5.8 Flash Trigger Signal

This signal can be programmed via the FlashCtrl register (see section 4.2.4.16). Six different
options are programmable:
• The FlashOut trigger signal can be deactivated, that is, be set to low.
• It can be tied to an "effective exposure" signal (Integrate Enabled) generated internally. This
means that the FlashOut signal goes high when effective exposure starts and it goes low
when effective exposure stops, regardless of the exposure mode chosen. As an option, the
polarity of FlashOut can be inverted.
• The signal can be tied to the external ExFlash input signal provided by the framegrabber. As
an option, the polarity of FlashOut can be inverted.
• FlashOut can be permanently high.
Basler A500
k
PRELIMINARY
min. 3 µs
0.1 µs
0.4 µs
Line 1
1 3 1277 1279 1 2
..5
2 4 1278 1280 1 2
..5
13.517 ms
12.8 µs
Line 2
13.2 µs
1 2
20 1279 1 20
20 2 2
1280 1 20
Camera Interface
0 µs
Line 1024
1 3 1277 1279
4
2 1278 1280
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