Allied Vision Alvium 1800 U-1236 Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Allied Vision Alvium 1800 U-1236. We have 1 Allied Vision Alvium 1800 U-1236 manual available for free PDF download: User Manual

Allied Vision Alvium 1800 U-1236 User Manual

Allied Vision Alvium 1800 U-1236 User Manual (320 pages)

USB3 VISION CAMERAS

Brand: Allied Vision | Category: Digital Camera | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents

Alvium Usb Cameras at a Glance

15
- Read before Use
  2
- English
  2
- Dansk
  3
- Deutsch
  4
- Español
  5
- Suomi
  6
- Français
  7
- He - ‫ת‬ ‫י ר‬ ‫ב ע
  8
- Italiano
  9
- Ja - 日本語
  10
- Nederlands
  11
- Norsk
  12
- Svenska
  13
- Zh - 简体中文版
  14
  - Table of Contents
    15
- Consider for Alvium USB Cameras
  16
- Shipping Contents
  16
- What else Do You Need
  16
- Alvium Flex - more Flexibility
  17
- Alvium USB Flex
  17
- Individual Solutions
  17
- Off-The-Shelf Solutions
  18
- Alvium Frame - Use Your Own Optical Mount
  19
- Specifications
  19
- Instructions
  19
- Alvium Pol - Using Polarization (Coming Soon)
  20
- Contact Us
  21
Table of Contents

22
- Document History and Conventions
  31
- Document History
  32
- Conventions Used in this User Guide
  45
- Symbols and Notes
  45
- Typographic Styles
  45
- Camera Model Naming
  46
- Naming and Terms
  46
- Terms and Acronyms
  47
Compliance, Safety, and Intended Use

49
- Camera Identification
  50
- Compliance Notifications
  50
- For Customers in the USA
  51
- Party Issuing Supplier's Declaration of Conformity
  51
- Responsible Party - U.S. Contact Information
  51
- United States of America: Supplier Declaration of Conformity
  51
- Avoid Electromagnetic Interferences
  52
- Bare Board and Open Housing Cameras
  52
- For Customers in Canada
  52
- Pour Utilisateurs au Canada
  52
- Copyright and Trademarks
  53
- Handling Lens Mounts and Alvium Frame
  53
- Intended Use
  53
- Your Safety
  53
- Housed Cameras: Handling Hot Cameras
  54
- Providing Optimum Heat Dissipation
  54
- Camera Mounting
  55
- Heavy Lenses
  55
- Cable Connections
  56
- Electrical Connections
  56
- Esd
  56
- Pcbas
  56
- Product Safety
  56
- Camera Power
  57
- Gpios
  57
- Ground Loops
  57
- Hirose DF40C-50DP-0.4V Connectors
  58
- USB Connections
  58
- Handling Bare Board Cameras
  59
- Optical Components
  59
- Sensor
  60
- Heat Sinks
  61
- Lenses
  61
- Mechanical Components
  61
- BIOS Drivers
  62
- Conductive Media for Heat Sinks
  62
- Specifications
  63
- Applied Standards
  64
- Genicam
  64
- IP Class
  64
- Shock and Vibration
  64
- USB3 Vision 1.1
  64
- IEC 60068-2-6: Sinusoidal Vibration
  65
- Absolute QE Plots
  66
- IEC 60068-2-27: Shock
  66
- IEC 60068-2-64: Random Vibration
  66
- Notes on Specifications
  66
- Sensor
  66
- Exposure Time and Frame Rates
  67
- Specified Values
  67
- Spectral Response Plots
  67
- Factors for Exposure Time and Frame Rates
  68
- Sensor ADC Readout Modes for Maximum Frame Rates
  68
- Exposure Time Behavior Regarding Exposuremode
  69
- Operation for Maximum Frame Rates
  69
- Frame Rates with Rolling Shutter Sensors
  70
- Brightness with 1800 U-812 UV Cameras
  71
- Digital Binning
  71
- Sensor Binning
  71
- Sensor Shutter Types
  71
- Multiple Regions
  72
- Available Subregion Resolutions
  73
- Dimensions and Mass
  74
- Operation for Medium Power Consumption
  74
- Alvium 1800 U Model Specifications
  76
- Alvium 1800 U-030 VSWIR
  76
- Absolute QE
  77
- ROI Frame Rates
  78
- Alvium 1800 U-040M/C
  79
- Absolute QE
  81
- Spectral Response
  81
- ROI Frame Rates
  82
- Alvium 1800 U-050M/C
  83
- Absolute QE
  85
- Spectral Response
  85
- ROI Frame Rates
  86
- Alvium 1800 U-052M/C
  87
- Absolute QE, Spectral Response
  89
- ROI Frame Rates
  89
- Alvium 1800 U-120M/C
  90
- Absolute QE
  92
- Spectral Response
  92
- ROI Frame Rates
  93
- Alvium 1800 U-130 VSWIR
  94
- Absolute QE
  95
- ROI Frame Rates
  96
- Alvium 1800 U-131M/C (Coming Soon)
  97
- Absolute QE, Spectral Response
  99
- ROI Frame Rates
  99
- Alvium 1800 U-158M/C
  100
- Absolute QE
  102
- Spectral Response
  102
- ROI Frame Rates
  103
- Alvium 1800 U-192M/C (Coming Soon)
  104
- Absolute QE, Spectral Response
  106
- ROI Frame Rates
  106
- Alvium 1800 U-203M/C
  107
- Absolute QE, Spectral Response
  109
- ROI Frame Rates
  109
- Alvium 1800 U-234M/C
  110
- Absolute QE
  112
- Spectral Response
  112
- ROI Frame Rates
  113
- Alvium 1800 U-235M/C
  114
- Absolute QE
  116
- Spectral Response
  116
- ROI Frame Rates
  117
- Alvium 1800 U-240M/C
  118
- Absolute QE
  120
- Spectral Response
  120
- ROI Frame Rates
  121
- Alvium 1800 U-291M/C
  122
- Absolute QE, Spectral Response
  123
- ROI Frame Rates
  124
- Alvium 1800 U-319M/C
  125
- Absolute QE
  127
- Spectral Response
  127
- ROI Frame Rates
  128
- Alvium 1800 U-320 VSWIR (Coming Soon)
  129
- Absolute QE, Spectral Response
  130
- ROI Frame Rates
  131
- Alvium 1800 U-500M/C
  132
- Absolute QE
  134
- Spectral Response
  134
- ROI Frame Rates
  135
- Alvium 1800 U-501M/C NIR
  136
- Absolute QE
  138
- Spectral Response
  138
- ROI Frame Rates
  139
- Alvium 1800 U-507M/C
  140
- Absolute QE
  142
- Spectral Response
  142
- ROI Frame Rates
  143
- Alvium 1800 U-507M/C Pol (Coming Soon)
  144
- Absolute QE, Spectral Response
  145
- ROI Frame Rates
  146
- Alvium 1800 U-508M/C
  147
- Absolute QE
  149
- Spectral Response
  149
- ROI Frame Rates
  150
- Alvium 1800 U-508M/C Pol (Coming Soon)
  151
- Absolute QE, Spectral Response
  152
- ROI Frame Rates
  153
- Alvium 1800 U-510M/C
  154
- Absolute QE
  156
- Spectral Response
  156
- ROI Frame Rates
  157
- Alvium 1800 U-511M/C
  158
- Absolute QE
  160
- Spectral Response
  160
- ROI Frame Rates
  161
- Alvium 1800 U-530 VSWIR (Coming Soon)
  162
- Absolute QE, Spectral Response
  163
- ROI Frame Rates
  164
- Alvium 1800 U-811M/C
  165
- Absolute QE
  167
- Spectral Response
  167
- ROI Frame Rates
  168
- Alvium 1800 U-812 UV
  169
- Absolute QE
  171
- Spectral Response
  171
- ROI Frame Rates
  172
- Alvium 1800 U-895M/C
  173
- Absolute QE
  174
- Spectral Response
  174
- ROI Frame Rates
  175
- Alvium 1800 U-1236M/C
  176
- Absolute QE
  178
- Spectral Response
  178
- ROI Frame Rates
  179
- Alvium 1800 U-1240M/C
  180
- Absolute QE
  182
- Spectral Response
  182
- ROI Frame Rates
  183
- Alvium 1800 U-1242M/C
  184
- Absolute QE
  186
- Spectral Response
  186
- ROI Frame Rates
  187
- Alvium 1800 U-1620M/C
  188
- Absolute QE
  190
- Spectral Response
  190
- ROI Frame Rates
  191
- Alvium 1800 U-2040M/C
  192
- Absolute QE
  194
- Spectral Response
  194
- ROI Frame Rates
  195
- Alvium 1800 U-2050M/C
  196
- Absolute QE
  198
- Spectral Response
  198
- ROI Frame Rates
  199
- Alvium 1800 U-2460M/C
  200
- Absolute QE
  202
- Spectral Response
  202
- ROI Frame Rates
  203
- White Balance Default
  204
- Bare Board
  205
- Open Housing 180° (Standard Orientation)
  205
- Open Housing 90
  205
- Standard Alvium: Dimensions and Mass
  205
- Closed Housing 180
  206
- Closed Housing 90
  206
- Standard Alvium: Technical Drawings
  207
- Bare Board 180° (Standard Alvium)
  208
- Bare Board 90 ° (Standard Alvium)
  208
- Values in Bare Board Drawings
  208
- Open Housing C-Mount 180° (Standard Alvium)
  210
- Open Housing CS-Mount 180° (Standard Alvium)
  211
- Open Housing S-Mount 180° (Standard Alvium)
  212
- Open Housing C-Mount 90° (Standard Alvium)
  213
- Open Housing CS-Mount 90° (Standard Alvium)
  214
- Open Housing S-Mount 90° (Standard Alvium)
  215
- Closed Housing C-Mount 180° (Standard Alvium)
  216
- Closed Housing CS-Mount 180° (Standard Alvium)
  217
- Closed Housing S-Mount 180° (Standard Alvium)
  218
- Closed Housing C-Mount 90° (Standard Alvium)
  219
- Closed Housing CS-Mount 90° (Standard Alvium)
  220
- Closed Housing S-Mount 90° (Standard Alvium)
  221
- Alvium Flex: Dimensions and Mass
  222
- Alvium Flex: Technical Drawings
  222
- Bare Board
  222
- Open Housing
  222
- Bare Board (Alvium Flex)
  223
- Open Housing C-Mount (Alvium Flex)
  224
- Open Housing CS-Mount (Alvium Flex)
  225
- Open Housing S-Mount (Alvium Flex)
  226
- Alvium Frame 180
  227
- Alvium Frame: Dimensions and Mass
  227
- Alvium Frame: Technical Drawings
  227
- Alvium Frame 90
  228
- Alvium Frame Flex: Dimensions and Mass
  228
- Alvium Frame Flex: Technical Drawings
  229
- Maximum Protrusion for Front Mounts
  230
- IR Cut Filter
  231
- Housed Standard and Flex Cameras: Sensor Shift and Rotation
  232
- Sensor Position Accuracy
  232
- Housed Alvium Frame: Sensor Shift and Rotation
  233
- Housed Alvium USB Cameras: Sensor Tilt
  233
- Supported Features
  235
- Trigger Features and Usersetdefault
  235
- User Sets
  235
- Camera Feature Availability
  236
- Lenses: Focal Length Vs. Field of View
  239
- About this Chapter
  240
- Optical Vignetting with Certain Lenses
  240
- Parameters in Tables
  240
- About S-Mount Lenses
  241
- Alvium 1800 U-030 VSWIR
  241
- Focal Length Vs. Field of View
  241
- Alvium 1800 U-040M/C
  242
- Alvium 1800 U-050M/C
  242
- Alvium 1800 U-052M/C
  243
- Alvium 1800 U-120M/C
  243
- Alvium 1800 U-130 VSWIR
  244
- Alvium 1800 U-131M/C
  244
- Alvium 1800 U-158M/C
  245
- Alvium 1800 U-192M/C
  245
- Alvium 1800 U-203M/C
  246
- Alvium 1800 U-234M/C, -235M/C
  246
- Alvium 1800 U-240M/C
  247
- Alvium 1800 U-291M/C
  247
- Alvium 1800 U-319M/C
  248
- Alvium 1800 U-320 VSWIR
  248
- Alvium 1800 U-500M/C, -501M/C NIR
  249
- Alvium 1800 U-507M/C, -507M/C Pol, -508M/C, -508M/C Pol
  249
- Alvium 1800 U-510M/C, -511M/C
  250
- Alvium 1800 U-530 VSWIR
  250
- Alvium 1800 U-811M/C, -812 UV
  251
- Alvium 1800 U-895M/C
  251
- Alvium 1800 U-1236M/C
  252
- Alvium 1800 U-1240M/C
  252
- Alvium 1800 U-1242M/C
  253
- Alvium 1800 U-1620M/C
  253
- Alvium 1800 U-2040M/C
  254
- Alvium 1800 U-2050M/C
  254
- Alvium 1800 U-2460M/C
  255
- Installing the Camera
  256
- Bare Board Cameras
  257
- Sensor Damage by ESD
  257
- Touching Hot Cameras
  257
- Serial Numbers of Alvium® Chips and Bare Board Cameras
  258
- Mounting the Heat Sink
  259
- Mounting Bare Board Cameras
  260
- Mounting the Camera
  260
- Bottom or Top Mounting
  262
- Front Mounting
  262
- Mounting Housed Standard Cameras
  262
- Aligning the Sensor with Your Optical System
  263
- Installing Alvium Frame Cameras
  263
- Mounting Alvium Frame
  264
- Adapting Maximum Torque Values
  265
- Mounting the Lens
  265
- Mounting and Focusing S-Mount Lenses
  266
- Required Components
  269
- Software and Driver Installation on the Host
  269
- Connecting the Camera to the Host
  270
- Connecting USB Cables
  270
- Installing Drivers for Camera and Host Adapter
  270
- Installing the Camera Driver Using Vimba X on a Windows System
  270
- Installing the Host Adapter and Vimba X
  270
- Using the Camera with Third-Party Drivers
  270
- Installing the Camera Driver
  271
- Installing the Camera Driver with Windows Tools
  273
- Camera Interfaces
  275
- Back Panel
  276
- Recommended Accessories
  276
- Standard Alvium and Alvium Frame: Connections
  276
- I/O Connector Pin Assignment
  277
- Alvium Flex: Connections
  279
- Back Panel
  279
- DF40C 50DP-0.4V Connector Pin Assignment
  279
- Observe for DF40C-50DP-0.4V Connectors
  279
- All Alvium USB: Connections
  283
- Compensation
  283
- I/O Use for UART
  283
- Power Supply Voltage for I/O Cables
  283
- Gpios Description
  284
- Non-Isolated, Programmable Gpios
  284
- Input Levels
  285
- Output Levels
  285
- Error Conditions
  286
- Normal Operation
  286
- Status LED
  286
- Triggering and Timings
  287
- Trigger Latency
  288
- Trigger Signal Flow
  288
- Trigger Delay with 1800 U-120 Cameras
  289
- Trigger Features and Usersetdefault
  289
- Triggering with Rolling Shutter Cameras
  289
- Ignored Triggers
  290
- Image Data Flow
  291
- Image Data Flow Diagram
  292
- FPNC Support
  293
- Firmware Update
  294
- Firmware Update with Vimba X
  295
- Please Note
  295
- Updating the Firmware
  296
- Error Handling
  298
- Performance and Troubleshooting
  299
- Frame Rate Jitter
  300
- Image Transfer with Rolling Shutter Cameras
  300
- Optimizing Performance
  300
- Parameter Changes
  300
- Stopped Streaming
  300
- Effects for the Interdependent Features
  301
- Value Changes by Feature Interdependencies
  301
- Dark Current Compensation
  302
- Exposure Times and Frame Rates with Sony IMX Rolling Shutter Cameras
  302
- Impact by Other Features
  302
- Additional Compensation
  303
- Black Level Compensation for 1800 U-050M/C
  304
- Shutter Types Affecting Image Readout
  305
- Host Setup and Bandwidth
  306
- Sensor Data Output and Camera Data Output
  306
- Requirements for USB Pcie Cards and Host Controllers
  307
- Vimba X Settings
  307
- Best Practice for Bandwidth Management
  308
- Cascading Hubs Divide Bandwidth
  308
- Ideal Setup for Two Cameras
  308
- Shared Bandwidth on a Common USB Bus
  308
- Using the U3 Mode
  309
- Using Suspendmode under Linux
  310
- Using Suspendmode under Windows
  311
- Ensure Sufficient Power Supply
  312
- Power Consumption Issues
  312
- Reduce the Power Consumption
  313
- Troubleshooting Common Issues
  313
- Camera Recognition
  314
- Unexpected Events
  315
- Performance
  316
- Radio Signal Interference
  317
- Index
  318

Advertisement

Advertisement

Related Products

Allied Vision Categories

Digital Camera

Security Camera

Security Camera Computer Hardware IP Camera Lenses

More Allied Vision Manuals