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Allied Vision Mako U-130 Technical Manual

Allied Vision Mako U-130 Technical Manual (119 pages)

USB3 VISION CAMERAS

Brand: Allied Vision | Category: Digital Camera | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Mako U at a Glance

2
- Delivery Contents
  2
- What else Do You Need
  2
Contact Us

3
- Table of Contents
  4
Document History and Conventions

8
- Document History
  9
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  10
  - Styles
    10
  - Symbols and Notes
    11
  - Product Naming
    11
Compliance, Safety, and Intended Use

12
- Compliance Notifications
  13
- Camera Applications and Intended Use
  15
  - General Use
    15
  - Use in Medical Devices
    15
  - Copyright and Trademarks
    16
- Safety
  17
  - Electrical Connections
    17
  - Optical Components
    23
  - Heat Dissipation
    25
  - BIOS Drivers
    25
Specifications

26
- Applied Standards
  27
  - Genicam
    27
  - Usb 3.0
    27
  - USB3 Vision
    27
  - IP Class
    27
  - Shock and Vibration
    27
- Notes on Specifications
  28
  - Power Consumption
    28
  - Frame Memory
    28
  - User Data Memory
    28
  - Fixed Frame Rate Control
    29
  - Trigger Latency
    29
  - Exposuremode
    29
  - Absolute Quantum Efficiency (QE) Plots
    29
  - ROI Frame Rates
    30
- Mako U-029B/051B/130B Characteristics
  31
  - Black Level Compensation for PYTHON Sensor Cameras
    31
- Mako U-029B Specifications
  32
  - Mako U-029B Absolute Quantum Efficiency
    33
  - Mako U-029B ROI Frame Rates
    33
- Mako U-051B Specifications
  34
  - Mako U-051B Absolute Quantum Efficiency
    35
  - Mako U-051B ROI Frame Rates
    36
- Mako U-130B Specifications
  37
  - Mako U-130B Absolute Quantum Efficiency
    38
  - Mako U-130B ROI Frame Rates
    39
- Mako U-503B Characteristics
  40
  - Exposuremode and Triggering
    40
  - Rolling Shutter
    41
  - Gain
    42
  - Reconfiguration Delay
    42
- Mako U-503B Specifications
  43
  - Mako U-503B Absolute Quantum Efficiency
    44
  - Mako U-503B ROI Frame Rates
    45
- Mechanical Dimensions
  46
  - Mako U Housing
    46
  - Lens Mounts
    47
  - Sensor Position Accuracy
    48
Camera Features Available with Vimba

49
- About Camera Features
  50
  - Feature Standards
    50
  - Features that Can be Saved in Usersets
    50
  - Features List Order
    51
  - Selectors
    51
- Camera Features List
  52
Accessories

59
Installing the Camera

67
Camera Interfaces

75
- Back Panel
  76
  - Connectors Naming
    76
- I/O Connector Pin Assignment
  77
  - 6-Pin Hirose I/O Cables
    77
- Opto-Isolated I/Os
  78
  - Input Description
    78
  - Input Levels
    78
  - Input Timing Delay and Minimum Pulse Width
    78
  - Output Description
    79
  - Output Levels
    80
  - Output Switching Times
    81
- Non-Isolated, Programmable Gpios
  82
  - Gpios Description
    82
  - Input Levels
    83
  - Input Timing Delay and Minimum Pulse Width
    83
  - Output Levels
    84
  - Output Switching Times
    84
- Status Leds
  86
  - Normal Operation
    86
  - Error Conditions
    87
Triggering

88
- Trigger Control Features
  89
  - Triggerselector
    89
- Trigger Path
  90
- Digital I/O Control
  90
- Triggermode and Triggeractivation
  91
  - Triggermode
    91
  - Triggeractivation
    91
- Triggerdelay
  91
- Digital I/O Lines
  92
  - Input Path and Triggersource
    92
  - Output Path and Linesource
    93
- Trigger Signal Flow
  94
  - Trigger Latency
    94
- Best Practice Rules for Triggering
  95
  - Triggering When Readoutactive Is Low
    95
  - Triggering When Readoutactive Is High
    95
Image Data Flow

96
- Mako U Cameras
  97
  - Image Corrections for Mako U Cameras
    98
Firmware Recovery

99
- Recovering the Firmware
  100
  - Precautions
    100
  - Firmware Recovery with Vimba
    100
- LED Codes for a Firmware Recovery
  101
Cleaning Optical Components

102
- Keep Optical Components Clean
  103
- Dirt
  104
  - Dirt Vs. Pixel Defects
    104
  - Dirt Not Affecting the Image
    104
  - Dirt Affecting the Image
    104
- Examining Optical Components for Dirt
  105
  - Examination Instructions
    105
- Materials for Cleaning Optical Components
  105
- Cleaning Instructions
  106
Troubleshooting

108
- Questions and Answers
  109
  - Camera Recognition
    109
  - Unexpected Events
    111
  - Performance
    112
  - Radio Signal Interference
    113
- Optimizing Performance
  114
- Setting the Camera to Fallback Mode
  116
Index

117

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