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MATRIX VISION mvBlueLYNX-X Technical Manual

MATRIX VISION mvBlueLYNX-X Technical Manual (236 pages)

Brand: MATRIX VISION | Category: Security Camera | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Mvbluelynx-X Technical Manual

11
2 Legal Notice and Contact

13
- Introduction
  13
- Wxwidgets
  14
  - Wxpropgrid
    14
- Sarissa
  14
- Komponenten.genicam
  14
- Libusb
  14
- Libusbk
  14
  - Libusbk License
    15
- Doxygen
  15
  - Doxygen License
    15
- SHA1 Algorithm
  15
- Minizip, Zlib
  16
  - Minizip, Zlib License
    16
- Expat
  16
  - Expat Copyright
    16
- Openssl
  17
  - Openssl License Issues
    17
  - Openssl License
    17
- Cppunit
  17
- Nunit
  18
  - Nunit License
    18
3 Revisions

19
4 Graphic Symbols

23
- Notes, Warnings, Attentions
  23
- Webcasts
  23
5 Important Information

25
- Important Safety Instructions
  25
- Operating Considerations
  25
  - Important Safety Notes
    25
  - Handling and Cleaning
    25
  - Installing
    25
  - Optimizing Performance and Life Time
    26
  - Connectors
    26
  - Cleaning
    26
- European Union Declaration of Conformity Statement
  26
6 About this Manual

29
- Goal of the Manual
  29
- Contents of the Manual
  29
7 Introduction

31
- Nomenclature
  32
- What's Inside and Accessories
  34
8 Technical Data

37
9 Sensor Data

51
- Output Sequence of Color Sensors (RGB Bayer)
  51
- CCD
  51
  - Details of Operation
    51
    
    Trigger
    52
    
    Exposure
    53
    
    Readout
    53
  - Models
    54
    
    Mvbluelynx-X120A (VGA 640 X 480)
    54
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    54
    
    Timings
    55
    
    Mvbluelynx-X120B (VGA 640 X 480)
    57
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    57
    
    Timings
    58
    
    Mvbluelynx-X120D (SVGA 776 X 580)
    60
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    60
    
    Timings
    61
    
    Mvbluelynx-X122 (SXGA 1280 X 960)
    63
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    63
    
    Timings
    64
    
    Mvbluelynx-X123 (SXGA 1360 X 1024)
    66
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    66
    
    Timings
    67
    
    Mvbluelynx-X124 (UXGA 1600 X 1200)
    69
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    69
    
    Timings
    70
    
    Mvbluelynx-X125A (5 Mpix 2448 X 2050)
    72
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    72
    
    Timings
    73
- Cmos
  75
  - Details of Operation
    75
    
    Free Running Mode
    75
    
    Snapshot Mode
    75
    
    Trigger
    75
    
    Erase, Exposure and Readout
    77
  - Models
    78
    
    Mvbluelynx-X100W (WVGA 752 X 480)
    78
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    78
    
    Timings
    79
    
    Mvbluelynx-X102B (SXGA 1280 X 960)
    80
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    80
    
    Timings
    81
    
    Mvbluelynx-X102E (SXGA 1280 X 1024)
    83
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    83
    
    Timings
    84
    
    Mvbluelynx-X105 (5MP 2592 X 1944)
    86
    
    Spectral Sensitivity
    87
    
    Timings
    88
10 Filter and Lenses

89
- Filters
  89
  - Hot Mirror Filter
    89
    
    Technical Data
    89
  - Glass Filter
    89
- Lenses
  90
11 Initial Delivery Configuration

91
- Booting
  91
- Linux os Environment
  91
- Keyboard Layout
  91
- VGA Resolution
  92
- Network Configuration
  92
- Storing Data on Μsd Cards or USB Devices
  94
  - Powering down the Camera
    94
  - Precautions
    94
- X11
  95
  - X11Forwarding
    95
- Ftp
  96
- CPU Throttling Policy
  96
  - Green Automation
    96
- Mounting Windows® Shares
  97
- Mounting USB Sticks
  98
- Application Desktop Files
  98
- Autostart Applications
  99
  - GUI Applications
    99
  - Console Applications
    100
12 First Start

101
- Requirements
  101
- Connecting the Camera
  102
- First Look at the Linux os
  102
- First Image from the Camera
  104
  - Settings Behavior During Startup
    106
13 Application Installation and Usage

109
- Introduction
  109
  - Changing the Feed Location
    109
  - Using a Proxy
    109
- Working with Ipks
  110
  - Updating the Mvbluelynx-X
    110
    
    Restarting the Camera
    111
  - Installing Single Applications
    111
  - Removing Single Applications
    111
  - Listing Packages
    111
- Preinstalled Packages
  111
  - Mvimpact Acquire Packages
    111
    
    Essential Packages
    112
    
    Installed, Optional Packages
    112
    
    Optional Packages
    112
- Main Applications
  112
  - Wxpropview
    112
    
    How to Work with Wxpropview
    113
    
    Storing and Restoring Settings
    114
    
    Properties
    115
    
    Copy Grid Data to the Clipboard
    116
    
    Methods
    116
    
    Bit-Shifting an Image
    117
    
    Import and Export Images
    117
    
    How to Configure a Device
    118
    
    How to See the First Image
    118
    
    White Balance of a Camera Device (Color Version)
    119
    
    Configuring Different Trigger Modes
    121
    
    Saving User Settings in the Non-Volatile Flash Memory
    122
    
    Testing the Digital Inputs
    122
14 Genicam and Advanced Features

125
- Introduction
  125
  - Device Control
    126
  - Image Format Control
    126
  - Acquisition Control
    126
  - Counter and Timer Control
    128
  - Analog Control
    129
  - Digital I/O Control
    129
  - Transport Layer Control
    129
  - MV X Lamp Control
    130
  - User Set Control
    130
15 Mvbluelynx-X SDK

131
- Introduction
  131
- Packages
  131
- Installation
  131
- Usage
  132
  - Makefiles
    132
  - Copying Files to the Mvbluelynx-X
    132
- Eclipse
  133
  - Compiler Flags and Options
    133
    
    Cross G++ Compiler
    133
    
    Linker
    133
    
    Miscellaneous
    133
    
    Optimization
    133
    
    Warnings
    133
  - Mvimpact Acquire
    133
    
    Libraries
    133
  - Fltk
    133
    
    Compiler
    134
    
    Linker
    134
  - Wxwidgets
    134
16 Mvbluelynx-X - Livedvd and Virtual Machine

135
- Introduction
  135
  - Requirements
    135
  - Livedvd Image Description
    135
    
    Login Data
    135
- Working with the Livedvd
  136
  - Creating a Virtualbox Virtual Machine Image
    136
  - Running the Virtual Machine
    142
  - Starting the Livedvd
    144
  - Working with the Virtual Machine Image
    145
    
    Eclipse (IDE)
    145
  - Installing the Livedvd
    146
    
    Updates
    146
17 Mvimpact SDK

147
- Introduction
  147
- Mvimpact Modules
  147
- SDK Installation
  147
- Installation on Mvbluelynx-X
  148
  - Installing Runtime Libraries
    148
  - Licenses
    148
- Mvimpact Manual
  148
- Differences between Mvimpact for Mvbluelynx-X and Mvimpact for Windows
  148
  - Supported Languages
    148
  - Mvimpact Base
    148
  - Mvimpact Display 3D
    148
18 Eclipse (IDE)

149
- Introduction
  149
- Requirements
  149
- Working with Eclipse
  149
19 Monodevelop (IDE)

187
- Introduction
  187
- Requirements
  187
  - Development System
    187
    
    Linux
    187
    
    Windows
    187
  - Target System
    187
    
    Mvbluelynx-X
    187
- Development Workflow
  188
- Resources
  189
20 Use Cases

191
- Using a Mvbluefox-MLC USB 2.0 Camera with Mvbluelynx-X
  191
- Acquiring a Number of Images
  191
- Controlling External Strobe or Flash
  193
  - Compensating Delay of Strobe or Flash
    194
- Using the HDR Mode with Sensor -X00W
  195
  - Functionality
    195
  - Description
    196
- Using the HDR Mode with Sensor -X02D
  197
  - Functionality
    197
    
    Description
    198
    
    Possible Settings
    199
- Reset Timestamp by Hardware
  199
- Synchronized Acquisitions Using Timers
  200
  - Basics
    200
  - Connecting the Hardware
    200
    
    Between the Cameras
    200
    
    On each Slave Camera
    200
    
    On the Master Camera
    200
  - Programming the Acquisition
    201
    
    Start Timer
    201
    
    Master - Slave
    202
    
    Set Digital I/O
    202
    
    Set Trigger
    202
    
    Slave - Slave
    202
  - Programming the Synchronized Acquisition Using Wxpropview
    203
- Generating a Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)
  205
  - Programming the Pulse Width Modulation
    206
  - Programming the Pulse Width Modulation with Wxpropview
    207
- Outputting a Pulse at Every Other External Trigger
  207
- Creating a Debouncing Filter at the Inputs
  208
- Using the Linescan Mode of -X02E
  210
  - Sample: Triggered Linescan Acquisition with Exposure Time of 250 Us
    210
    
    Initial Situation and Settings
    210
    
    Setting the Application in Wxpropview
    211
21 Troubleshooting

215
22 Glossary

219
- Fast Ethernet
  219
- Genicam
  219
- Gigabit Ethernet (Gige)
  219
- Gigevision
  219
- High Dynamic Range (HDR)
  219
- Ide
  219
- Mvimpact Acquire
  220
- Mvimpact SDK
  220
- Lla
  220
- Opengl® es
  223
- Overlapped / Pipelined Transfer
  223
- Proxy
  224
- Sfnc
  224
- Ssh
  224
- Virtual Network Computing (VNC)
  225
- Virtualbox
  225
- Virtual Machine
  225
23 Index

227
24 Table of Figures

231

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