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Allied Vision Pike F-032B/C Technical Manual

Allied Vision Pike F-032B/C Technical Manual (376 pages)

Brand: Allied Vision | Category: Digital Camera | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Contacting Allied Vision

12
Introduction

13
- Document History
  13
- Manual Overview
  27
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  28
  - Styles
    28
  - Symbols
    28
- More Information
  29
- Before Operation
  30
Pike Cameras

32
Conformity

34
- FCC - Class B Device
  34
Firewire

35
- Overview
  35
  - Definition
    35
  - IEEE 1394 Standards
    35
  - Why Use Firewire
    36
- Firewire in Detail
  36
Specifications

45
- Pike F-032B/C (Fiber)
  45
- Pike F-100B/C (Fiber)
  47
- Pike F-145B/C (Fiber) (-15Fps*)
  48
- Pike F-210B/C (Fiber)
  50
- Pike F-421B/C (Fiber)
  51
- Pike F-505B/C (Fiber)
  53
- Pike F-1100B/C (Fiber)
  55
- Pike F-1600B/C (Fiber)
  57
- Spectral Sensitivity
  58
Camera Dimensions

67
Filter and Lenses

103
- IR Cut Filter: Spectral Transmission
  103
  - Camera Lenses
    103
Camera Interfaces

106
- IEEE 1394B Port Pin Assignment
  106
- Camera I/O Connector Pin Assignment
  108
- Status Leds
  109
  - On LED (Green)
    109
  - Status LED
    109
- Control and Video Data Signals
  110
  - Inputs
    111
    
    Triggers
    111
  - Input/Output Pin Control
    111
    
    Io_Inp_Ctrl 1-2
    112
    
    Trigger Delay
    113
  - Outputs
    115
    
    Io_Outp_Ctrl 1-4
    116
    
    Output Modes
    117
  - Pulse-Width Modulation
    119
    
    PWM: Minimal and Maximal Periods and Frequencies
    120
    
    PWM: Examples in Practice
    120
- Pixel Data
  121
  - Description of Video Data Formats
    123
Description of the Data Path

128
- Block Diagrams of the Cameras
  128
  - Black and White Cameras
    128
  - Color Cameras
    129
- Channel Balance
  129
  - Channel Adjustment with Smartview (>1.5)
    130
    
    Dual-Tap Offset Adjustment with Smartview (1.10 or Greater)
    131
- White Balance
  133
  - One-Push White Balance
    135
  - Auto White Balance (AWB)
    136
- Auto Shutter
  138
- Auto Gain
  140
- Manual Gain
  143
- Brightness (Black Level or Offset)
  144
- Horizontal Mirror Function
  145
- Shading Correction
  148
  - Building Shading Image in Format_7 Modes
    148
    
    First Example
    148
    
    Second Example
    148
  - How to Store Shading Image
    148
  - Automatic Generation of Correction Data
    150
    
    Requirements
    150
    
    Algorithm
    150
  - Loading a Shading Image out of the Camera
    153
  - Loading a Shading Image into the Camera
    154
- Look-Up Table (LUT) and Gamma Function
  155
  - Loading an LUT into the Camera
    157
- Defect Pixel Correction (Pike F-1100/1600 Only)
  158
- Binning (Only Pike B/W Models)
  165
  - X / 4 X / 8 X Binning
    165
  - Vertical Binning
    166
  - Horizontal Binning
    168
  - X Full Binning/4 X Full Binning/8 X Full Binning
    169
- Sub-Sampling (Pike B/W and Color)
  170
  - What Is Sub-Sampling
    170
  - Which Pike Models Have Sub-Sampling
    170
  - Description of Sub-Sampling
    170
- Binning and Sub-Sampling Access
  176
- Quick Parameter Change Timing Modes
  179
  - Why New Timing Modes
    179
    
    Standard Parameter Update Timing
    180
    
    New: Quick Format Change Mode (QFCM)
    180
  - How to Transfer Parameters to the Camera
    181
    
    Encapsulated Update (Begin/End)
    181
    
    Parameter-List Update
    182
    
    Standard Update (IIDC)
    183
- Packed 12-Bit Mode
  
  184
  - High SNR Mode (High Signal Noise Ratio)
    185
  - Frame Memory and Deferred Image Transport
    186
    
    Deferred Image Transport
    186
    
    Holdimg Mode
    187
    
    Fastcapture Mode
    189
  - Color Interpolation (BAYER Demosaicing)
    190
  - Sharpness
    191
  - Hue and Saturation
    192
  - Color Correction
    192
    
    Why Color Correction
    192
    
    Color Correction in Allied Vision Cameras
    192
    
    Color Correction: Formula
    193
    
    Gretagmacbeth Colorchecker
    193
    
    Changing Color Correction Coefficients
    193
    
    Switch Color Correction On/Off
    194
  - Color Conversion (RGB  YUV)
    194
  - Bulk Trigger
    195
  - Level Trigger
    195
  - Serial Interface
    195
Controlling Image Capture

200
- Trigger Modi
  200
  - Bulk Trigger (Trigger_Mode_15)
    201
  - Trigger Delay
    204
    
    Trigger Delay Advanced Register
    206
  - Debounce
    207
  - Debounce Time
    208
- Exposure Time (Shutter) and Offset
  209
  - Exposure Time Offset
    209
  - Minimum Exposure Time
    209
  - Extended Shutter
    210
- One-Shot
  212
  - One-Shot Command on the Bus to Start of Exposure
    213
  - End of Exposure to First Packet on the Bus
    214
- Multi-Shot
  215
- Iso_Enable / Free-Run
  215
- Asynchronous Broadcast
  215
- Jitter at Start of Exposure
  216
- Sequence Mode
  217
- Secure Image Signature (SIS): Definition and Scenarios
  226
  - SIS: Definition
    227
  - SIS: Scenarios
    227
- Smear Reduction (Not Pike F-1100/1600)
  228
Video Formats, Modes and Bandwidth

229
How Does Bandwidth Affect the Frame Rate

281
- Example Formula for the B/W Camera
  282
- Test Images
  282
  - Loading Test Images
    282
  - Test Images for B/W Cameras
    282
  - Test Images for Color Cameras
    284
    
    YUV4:2:2 Mode
    284
    
    Mono8 (Raw Data)
    284
Configuration of the Camera

285
- Camera_Status_Register
  285
  - Example
    286
  - Sample Program
    289
    
    Example Firegrab
    289
    
    Example Firestack API
    289
- Configuration ROM
  290
- Implemented Registers
  292
- Advanced Features
  315
  - Extended Version Information Register
    319
  - Advanced Feature Inquiry
    320
  - Camera Status
    322
  - Maximum Resolution
    323
  - Time Base
    324
  - Extended Shutter
    325
  - Test Images
    326
  - Look-Up Tables (LUT)
    327
    
    Loading a Look-Up Table into the Camera
    328
  - Shading Correction
    329
    
    Reading or Writing Shading Image From/Into the Camera
    331
    
    Automatic Generation of a Shading Image
    331
    
    Non-Volatile Memory Operations
    331
    
    Memory Channel Error Codes
    332
  - Deferred Image Transport
    332
  - Frame Information
    333
  - Input/Output Pin Control
    334
  - Delayed Integration Enable
    334
  - Auto Shutter Control
    335
  - Auto Gain Control
    336
  - Autofunction AOI
    337
  - Color Correction
    338
  - Trigger Delay
    339
  - Mirror Image
    339
  - AFE Channel Compensation (Channel Balance)
    340
  - Dual-Tap Offset Adjustment
    340
  - Soft Reset
    341
  - High SNR Mode (High Signal Noise Ratio)
    342
  - Maximum ISO Packet Size
    343
  - Quick Parameter Change Timing Modes
    345
    
    Standard Parameter Update Timing
    345
    
    Quick Format Change Mode
    345
    
    Automatic Reset of the Updactive Flag
    346
  - Low-Noise Binning Mode (Only 2 X H-Binning)
    346
  - Software Feature Control (Disable Leds / Switch Single-Tap and Dual-Tap)
    347
    
    Disable Leds
    347
  - Sensor Digitization Taps (Pike F-1100/1600 Only)
    348
  - Parameter-List Update
    348
  - Format_7 Mode Mapping
    349
    
    Example
    350
  - Secure Image Signature (SIS)
    351
    
    Advanced Register: SIS
    351
    
    Advanced Register: Frame Counter
    353
    
    Advanced Register: Trigger Counter
    354
    
    Where to Find Time Stamp, Frame Counter and Trigger Counter in the Image
    355
    
    Where to Find All SIS Values in the Image
    355
  - Smear Reduction (Not Pike F-1100/1600)
    356
  - Defect Pixel Correction
    356
    
    Reading or Writing Defect Pixel Correction Data From/Into the Camera
    357
  - User Profiles
    358
    
    Error Codes
    359
    
    Reset of Error Codes
    360
    
    Stored Settings
    360
  - Frame Time Control
    361
  - Gpdata_Buffer
    362
    
    Little Endian Vs. Big Endian Byte Order
    362
  - User Adjustable Gain References
    363

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