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Allied Vision Mako G-1242B User Manual

Allied Vision Mako G-1242B User Manual (166 pages)

GigE VISION CAMERAS

Brand: Allied Vision | Category: Digital Camera | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

19
Compliance, Safety, and Intended Use

34
- Compliance Notifications
  35
- Copyright and Trademarks
  37
- Intended Use
  37
- Your Safety
  38
- Product Safety
  40
Specifications

42
- Applied Standards
  43
  - Gige Vision
    43
  - Genicam
    43
  - IP Class
    43
- Shock and Vibration
  43
- Notes on Specifications
  44
  - Dimensions and Mass
    44
  - Frame Memory
    44
  - Resolution and ROI Frame Rate
    44
  - Absolute QE Plots
    45
  - Spectral Response Plots
    46
- Hardware Options
  47
  - Mako G-032
    48
- Specifications Common to All Models
  47
- Mako G-032
  49
  - Absolute QE
    49
  - Spectral Response
    49
  - ROI Frame Rate
    50
- Mako G-040
  51
  - Absolute QE
    53
  - Spectral Response
    53
  - ROI Frame Rate
    57
  - Absolute QE
    60
  - Spectral Response
    60
  - ROI Frame Rate
    61
  - Absolute QE
    64
  - Spectral Response
    64
  - ROI Frame Rate
    65
  - Absolute QE
    68
  - Spectral Response
    68
  - ROI Frame Rate
    69
  - Absolute QE
    71
  - Spectral Response
    71
  - ROI Frame Rate
    72
  - Absolute QE
    75
  - Spectral Response
    75
  - ROI Frame Rate
    76
  - Absolute QE
    80
  - Spectral Response
    80
  - ROI Frame Rate
    81
- Mako G-319
  82
  - Absolute QE
    83
  - Spectral Response
    84
  - Camera Feature Availability
    106
  - Mechanical Dimensions
    108
  - Sensor Position Accuracy
    110
  - Lens Protrusion for Different Mounts
    111
Installing the Camera

124
- Electrostatic Discharge
  125
- Touching Hot Cameras
  125
- Mounting the Camera
  126
- Mounting the Lens
  128
- Configuring the Host Computer
  129
- Connecting Your Camera
  132
- Powering up the Camera
  132
- Connecting to Host Application
  134
- Accessories
  135
Camera Interfaces

136
- Back Panel
  137
- Status Leds
  137
- Camera I/O Connections
  138
- Gigabit Ethernet Port
  138
- Control Signals
  143
- Camera Trigger
  145
  - Keeping Optical Components Clean
    156
  - Identifying Impurities
    157
  - Locating Impurities
    157
  - Materials for Cleaning Optical Components
    159
  - Cleaning Instructions
    160

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