User Manuals: Basler Racer raL2048-48gm Scan Camera

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Basler Racer raL2048-48gm User Manual (238 pages)

GigE VISION CAMERAS

Brand: Basler | Category: Digital Camera | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Specifications, Requirements, and Precautions

11
- Models
  11
- General Specifications
  12
- Spectral Response
  16
- Mechanical Specifications
  17
- Software Licensing Information
  23
  - LWIP TCP/IP Licensing
    23
  - LZ4 Licensing
    24
- Avoiding EMI and ESD Problems
  25
- Environmental Requirements
  26
- Precautions
  27
2 Software and Hardware Installation

31
3 Tools for Changing Camera Parameters

33
- The Pylon Viewer
  33
- The IP Configurator
  33
- The Pylon SDK
  34
4 Basler Network Drivers and Parameters

35
5 Network Related Camera Parameters and Managing Bandwidth

47
- Network Related Parameters in the Camera
  47
- Managing Bandwidth When Multiple Cameras Share a Single Network Path
  49
  - A Procedure for Managing Bandwidth
    50
6 Camera Functional Description

55
7 Physical Interface

59
- General Description of the Connections
  59
  - Pin Numbering
    60
- Connector Pin Assignments
  61
- Connector Types
  63
  - 6-Pin Connector
    63
  - Jack
    63
- Cabling Requirements
  64
  - Power Cable
    64
  - I/O Cable
    65
  - Ethernet Cables
    65
- Camera Power
  66
- Input and Output Lines
  67
  - Input Lines
    67
    
    Electrical Characteristics
    67
    
    Input Line Debouncers
    71
    
    Input Line Inverters
    72
    
    Selecting an Input Line as a Source Signal for a Camera
    72
    
    Function
    72
  - Output Lines
    74
    
    Electrical Characteristics
    74
    
    Input Related Signals as Output Signals
    76
    
    Minimum Output Pulse Width
    77
    
    Output Line Inverters
    77
    
    Selecting the Source Signal for an Output Line
    78
    
    Setting the State of User Settable Output Lines
    80
  - Checking the State of the I/O Lines
    81
  - Checking the Line Logic
    82
  - I/O Line Response Times
    83
- Ethernet Gige Device Information
  83
8 Acquisition Control

85
- Defining a Frame
  85
- Controlling Acquisition
  88
- Acquisition Monitoring Tools
  132
  - Exposure Active Signal
    133
  - Acquisition Status Indicator
    134
  - Trigger Wait Signals
    135
    
    Acquisition Trigger Wait Signal
    136
    
    Frame Trigger Wait Signal
    138
    
    Line Trigger Wait Signal
    140
- Frame Transmission Time
  144
- Maximum Allowed Line Acquisition Rate
  145
  - Removing the Parameter Limits for the Exposureoverhead Parameter
    148
- The Shaft Encoder Module
  150
- Frequency Converter
  159
9 Pixel Data Formats

161
- Setting the Pixel Data Format
  161
- Pixel Data Formats
  162
  - Mono 8 Format
    162
  - Mono 12 Format
    163
  - Mono 12 Packed Format
    165
  - YUV 4:2:2 Packed Format
    167
  - YUV 4:2:2 (YUYV Packed) Format
    169
- Pixel Transmission Sequence
  171
10 Standard Features

173
- Gain and Black Level
  173
  - Gain
    173
    
    Analog Gain
    174
    
    Digital Gain
    174
    
    Using both Analog Gain and Digital Gain
    176
  - Black Level
    176
- Remove Parameter Limits
  178
- Image Area of Interest
  179
  - Setting the Image AOI
    179
  - Automatic Image AOI X Centering
    180
- Event Reporting
  181
- Luminance Lookup Table
  184
- Binning
  187
- Gamma Correction
  188
- Shading Correction
  189
  - Offset Shading Correction
    189
  - Gain Shading Correction
    189
  - Default Shading Set File and User Shading Set File
    190
    
    Creating a "Usershading" File
    190
    
    Working with Shading Sets
    193
- Trigger Delay
  194
- Error Codes
  195
- Test Images
  197
  - Test Images in Detail
    198
- Device Information Parameters
  200
- User Defined Values
  202
- Configuration Sets
  203
11 Chunk Features

207
- What Are Chunk Features
  207
- Making the "Chunk Mode" Active and Enabling the Extended Data Stamp
  208
- Frame Counter
  210
- Time Stamp
  213
- Trigger Counters
  215
- Encoder Counter
  218
- Input Line Status at Line Trigger
  220
- CRC Checksum
  222
12 Troubleshooting and Support

225
- Camera Reset
  225
- Tech Support Resources
  226
- Obtaining an RMA Number
  226
- Before Contacting Basler Technical Support
  226
Revision History

229

Basler Racer raL2048-48gm User Manual (234 pages)

GigE VISION CAMERAS

Brand: Basler | Category: Digital Camera | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Specifications, Requirements, and Precautions

9
- Models
  9
- General Specifications
  10
- Spectral Response
  14
- Mechanical Specifications
  15
- Software Licensing Information
  21
  - LWIP TCP/IP Licensing
    21
  - LZ4 Licensing
    22
- Avoiding EMI and ESD Problems
  23
- Environmental Requirements
  24
- Precautions
  25
2 Software and Hardware Installation

29
3 Tools for Changing Camera Parameters

31
- The Pylon Viewer
  31
- The Pylon IP Configurator
  31
- The Pylon SDK
  32
4 Basler Network Drivers and Parameters

33
5 Network Related Camera Parameters and Managing Bandwidth

45
- Network Related Parameters in the Camera
  45
- Managing Bandwidth When Multiple Cameras Share a Single Network Path
  47
  - A Procedure for Managing Bandwidth
    48
6 Camera Functional Description

53
7 Physical Interface

57
- General Description of the Connections
  57
  - Pin Numbering
    58
- Connector Pin Assignments
  59
- Connector Types
  61
  - 6-Pin Connector
    61
  - Jack
    61
- Cabling Requirements
  62
  - Power Cable
    62
  - I/O Cable
    63
  - Ethernet Cables
    63
- Camera Power
  64
- Input and Output Lines
  65
  - Input Lines
    65
    
    Electrical Characteristics
    65
    
    Input Line Debouncers
    69
    
    Input Line Inverters
    70
    
    Selecting an Input Line as a Source Signal for a Camera
    70
    
    Function
    70
  - Output Lines
    72
    
    Electrical Characteristics
    72
    
    Input Related Signals as Output Signals
    74
    
    Minimum Output Pulse Width
    75
    
    Output Line Inverters
    75
    
    Selecting the Source Signal for an Output Line
    76
    
    Setting the State of User Settable Output Lines
    78
  - Checking the State of the I/O Lines
    79
  - Checking the Line Logic
    80
  - I/O Line Response Times
    81
- Ethernet Gige Device Information
  81
8 Acquisition Control

83
9 Pixel Data Formats

159
- Setting the Pixel Data Format
  159
- Pixel Data Formats
  160
  - Mono 8 Format
    160
  - Mono 12 Format
    161
  - Mono 12 Packed Format
    163
  - YUV 4:2:2 Packed Format
    165
  - YUV 4:2:2 (YUYV Packed) Format
    167
- Pixel Transmission Sequence
  169
10 Standard Features

171
- Gain and Black Level
  171
  - Gain
    171
    
    Analog Gain
    172
    
    Digital Gain
    172
    
    Using both Analog Gain and Digital Gain
    174
  - Black Level
    174
- Remove Parameter Limits
  176
- Image Area of Interest
  177
  - Setting the Image AOI
    177
  - Automatic Image AOI X Centering
    178
- Event Reporting
  179
- Luminance Lookup Table
  182
- Binning
  185
- Gamma Correction
  186
- Shading Correction
  187
  - Offset Shading Correction
    187
  - Gain Shading Correction
    187
  - Default Shading Set File and User Shading Set File
    188
    
    Creating a "Usershading" File
    188
    
    Working with Shading Sets
    191
- Trigger Delay
  192
- Error Codes
  193
- Test Images
  195
  - Test Images in Detail
    196
- Device Information Parameters
  198
- User Defined Values
  200
- Configuration Sets
  201
11 Chunk Features

205
- What Are Chunk Features
  205
- Making the "Chunk Mode" Active and Enabling the Extended Data Stamp
  206
- Frame Counter
  208
- Time Stamp
  211
- Trigger Counters
  213
- Encoder Counter
  216
- Input Line Status at Line Trigger
  218
- CRC Checksum
  220
12 Troubleshooting and Support

223
- Camera Reset
  223
- Tech Support Resources
  224
- Obtaining an RMA Number
  224
- Before Contacting Basler Technical Support
  224
Revision History

227
Index

229

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User Manuals: Basler Racer raL2048-48gm Scan Camera

Basler Racer raL2048-48gm User Manual (238 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Specifications, Requirements, and Precautions

2 Software and Hardware Installation

3 Tools for Changing Camera Parameters

4 Basler Network Drivers and Parameters

5 Network Related Camera Parameters and Managing Bandwidth

6 Camera Functional Description

7 Physical Interface

8 Acquisition Control

9 Pixel Data Formats

10 Standard Features

11 Chunk Features

12 Troubleshooting and Support

Revision History