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Basler GigE CAMERAS User Manual

Basler GigE CAMERAS User Manual (326 pages)

GigE CAMERAS

Brand: Basler | Category: Digital Camera | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
1 Specifications, Requirements, and Precautions

11
- Models
  11
- General Specifications
  12
- Spectral Response
  15
  - Monochrome Cameras
    15
  - Color Cameras
    16
- Mechanical Specifications
  17
- Software Licensing Information
  21
  - LWIP TCP/IP Licensing
    21
  - LZ4 Licensing
    22
- Avoiding EMI and ESD Problems
  23
- Environmental Requirements
  24
  - Temperature and Humidity
    24
  - Heat Dissipation
    24
- Precautions
  25
2 Installation

29
3 Camera Drivers and Tools for Changing Camera Parameters

31
- The Basler Pylon Camera Software Suite
  31
  - The Basler Pylon Viewer
    32
  - The Basler Pylon IP Configurator
    32
  - The Pylon SDK
    32
4 Camera Functional Description

33
- Overview
  33
  - Four Tap Sensor Digitization Mode
    34
  - One Sensor Tap Digitization Mode
    37
5 Physical Interface

41
- General Description of the Camera Connections
  41
- Camera Connector Pin Assignments and Numbering
  42
  - 12-Pin Receptacle
    42
  - 8-Pin RJ-45 Jack
    42
- Camera Connector Types
  43
  - 12-Pin Connector
    43
  - 8-Pin RJ-45 Jack
    43
- Camera Cabling Requirements
  44
  - Ethernet Cables
    44
  - Standard Power and I/O Cable
    44
  - PLC Power and I/O Cable
    46
- Camera Power
  47
- Ethernet Gige Device Information
  47
- Input Line Description
  48
- Output Line Description
  51
  - Voltage Requirements
    51
  - Characteristics
    51
  - Response Times
    53
  - Assigning a Camera Output Signal to an Output Line
    53
6 O Control

55
7 Image Acquisition Control

69
8 Color Creation and Enhancement

119
- Color Creation
  119
  - Bayer Color Filter Alignment
    120
  - Pixel Data Formats Available on Cameras with a Bayer Filter
    120
- Integrated IR Cut Filter (on Color Models)
  122
- Color Enhancement Features
  123
  - White Balance
    123
  - Gamma Correction
    125
  - Matrix Color Transformation on Color Models
    127
    
    The Custom Light Source Setting
    129
  - Color Adjustment
    131
  - A Procedure for Setting the Color Enhancements
    136
  - The "Color" Factory Setup
    137
9 Pixel Data Formats

139
- Setting the Pixel Data Format
  139
- Pixel Data Formats for Mono Cameras
  141
  - Mono 8 Format
    141
  - Mono 12 Format
    142
  - Mono 12 Packed Format
    144
  - YUV 4:2:2 Packed Format
    146
  - YUV 4:2:2 (YUYV) Packed Format
    146
- Pixel Data Output Formats for Color Cameras
  147
  - Bayer GB 8 Format
    147
  - Bayer GB 12 Format
    149
  - Bayer GB 12 Packed Format
    151
  - YUV 4:2:2 Packed Format
    153
  - YUV 4:2:2 (YUYV) Packed Format
    155
  - Mono 8 Format
    157
- Pixel Transmission Sequence
  159
10 Standard Features

161
- Sensor Digitization Taps
  161
- Gain
  162
- Black Level
  166
- Remove Parameter Limits
  169
- Digital Shift
  170
- Image Area of Interest (AOI)
  176
  - Setting the Image AOI
    177
  - Prelines
    179
- Auto Functions
  181
  - Common Characteristics
    181
  - Auto Function Operating Modes
    183
  - Auto Function Aois
    184
    
    Assignment of an Auto Function to an Auto Function AOI
    185
    
    Positioning of an Auto Function AOI Relative to the Image AOI
    186
    
    Setting an Auto Function AOI
    188
  - Using an Auto Function
    189
  - Gain Auto
    190
  - Exposure Auto
    192
  - Gray Value Adjustment Damping
    194
  - Auto Function Profile
    195
  - Balance White Auto
    196
- Minimum Output Pulse Width
  198
- Error Codes
  200
- Sequencer
  202
  - Auto Sequence Advance Mode
    208
    
    Operation
    208
    
    Configuration
    211
  - Controlled Sequence Advance Mode
    214
    
    Operation with the "Always Active" Sequence Control Source
    214
    
    Operation with an Input Line as Sequence Control Source
    219
    
    Operation with the "Disabled" Sequence Control Source
    225
    
    Configuration
    229
  - Free Selection Sequence Advance Mode
    233
    
    Operation
    233
    
    Configuration
    237
- Binning
  240
  - Considerations When Using Binning
    242
- Mirror Imaging
  244
  - Reverse X
    244
  - Reverse y
    246
  - Enabling Reverse X and Reverse y
    248
- Luminance Lookup Table
  249
- Event Reporting
  252
- User Defined Values
  255
- Test Images
  256
  - Test Image Descriptions
    257
- Device Information Parameters
  260
- Imaging Sensor Temperature Monitoring and over Temperature Detection
  262
  - Imaging Sensor Temperature
    262
  - Imaging Sensor Temperature Conditions
    263
- Configuration Sets
  264
- Camera Feature Set
  270
11 Chunk Features

273
- What Are Chunk Features
  273
- Making the "Chunk Mode" Active and Enabling the Extended Data Stamp
  274
- Frame Counter
  276
- Time Stamp
  279
- Trigger Input Counter
  280
- Line Status All
  283
- CRC Checksum
  285
- Sequence Set Index
  287
12 Technical Support

289
- Technical Support Resources
  289
- Obtaining an RMA Number
  289
- Before Contacting Basler Technical Support
  289
- The Basler Filter Driver
  294
- The Basler Performance Driver
  295
  - General Parameters
    296
  - Threshold Resend Mechanism Parameters
    296
  - A.2.1 General Parameters
    296
  - Timeout Resend Mechanism Parameters
    298
  - Threshold and Timeout Resend Mechanisms Combined
    300
  - Adapter Properties
    302
  - A.2.5 Adapter Properties
    302
  - Transport Layer Parameters
    303
- Network Related Parameters in the Camera
  305
- Managing Bandwidth When Multiple Cameras Share a Single Network Path
  312
- A Procedure for Managing Bandwidth
  314
Revision History

319
Index

321

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