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Teledyne CA-GENM-TSM00 manual available for free PDF download: User Manual
Teledyne CA-GENM-TSM00 User Manual (122 pages)
Genie TS Series GigE Vision Area Scan Camera
Brand:
Teledyne
| Category:
Security Camera
| Size: 5.92 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Genie Ts Series Overview
7
Description
7
Genie Application Advantages
8
Part Numbers and Software Requirements
9
Gige Vision Sapera Application Description
10
Camera Specifications Overview
11
Certifications
12
Vibration and Shock Certifications
12
Genie Ts Sensor Performance
13
DALSA DCK4131 Monochrome CMOS Sensor Specifications
13
Sensor Cosmetic Specifications: Teledyne DALSA DCK4131 Monochrome
14
Spectral Responsivity: Teledyne DALSA DCK4131 Monochrome
15
Effective Quantum Efficiency: Teledyne DALSA DCK4131 Monochrome
15
Connecting the Genie Ts Camera
17
Gige Network Adapter Overview
17
PAUSE Frame Support
17
Connect the Genie Ts Camera
17
Connectors
18
LED Indicators
18
Network Status Indicators
18
Camera Status LED Indicator
19
LED States on Power up
19
Genie IP Configuration Sequence
20
Supported Network Configurations
20
Preventing Operational Faults Due to Esd
20
Fault Due to ESD
20
Using Genie Ts with Sapera Api
21
Network and Computer Overview
21
Sapera Lt Library Windows Installation
22
Genie Ts Framework Installation
22
Procedure
22
Camera Firmware Updates
22
Application Development Header Files
23
Gige Server Verification
23
Gige Server Status
23
Optimizing the Network Adapter Used with Genie
24
Running the Network Configuration Tool
24
Quick Test with Camexpert
25
About the User-Defined Camera Name
26
Silent Installation of Genie Framework
27
Windows Embedded 7 Installation
28
Operational Reference
29
Using Camexpert with Genie TS Cameras
29
Camexpert Panes
29
Genie T Camera
29
Camexpert View Parameters Option
31
Camera Information Category
31
Camera Information Feature Descriptions
32
Sensor Control Category
34
Sensor Control Feature Descriptions
34
Gain and Black Level Control Details
36
Exposure Controls Details
36
Free-Running Programmable Exposure
36
External Trigger Programmable Exposure
37
Synchronization Timing
38
Synchronous Mode
38
Reset Mode
38
I/O Control Category
39
I/O Control Feature Descriptions
39
I/O Module Block Diagram
43
Trigger Mode Details
43
Input Line Details
44
Output Line Details
44
Output Open and Output Close Modes
44
Counter and Timer Control Category
45
Counter and Timer Control Feature Description
45
Counter and Timer Group Block Diagram
48
Example: Counter Start Source = off
49
Example: Counter Start Source = Counterend (Itself)
49
Example: Counterstartsource = EVENT and Signal (Edge Base)
50
Example: Counterstartsource = Signal (Level Base) Example 1
50
Example: Counterstartsource = Line (Edge Base) Example 2
51
Advanced Processing Control Category
51
Advanced Processing Control Feature Descriptions
52
Lookup Table (LUT) Overview
55
Sharpness Type Overview
56
Flat Field Correction and Defective Pixel Detection Overview
56
Correction Function Block Diagram
56
Flat Field Correction Algorithm Description
57
Information on the Sapera Flat Field Coefficients File
57
Important Factors about Flat Field Processing
58
Defective Pixel Replacement
58
Defective Pixel Detection Algorithm Description
58
How to Do a FFC Setup Via Sapera Camexpert
58
Set up Dark and Bright Acquisitions with the Histogram Tool
58
Flat Field Correction Calibration Procedure
60
Using Flat Field Correction
62
Image Format Control Category
63
Image Format Control Feature Description
63
Width and Height Features for Partial Scan Control
65
Vertical Cropping (Partial Scan)
65
Maximum Frame Rate (Fps) Examples (TS-M4096)
66
Maximum Frame Rate (Fps) Examples (TS-M3500)
67
Maximum Frame Rate (Fps) Examples (TS-M2500)
67
Horizontal Cropping (Partial Scan)
68
Binning
69
Horizontal Binning Constraints
69
Vertical Binning Constraints
69
Internal Test Image Generator
70
Metadata Control Category
71
Metadata Control Category Feature Descriptions
71
Acquisition and Transfer Control Category
72
Acquisition and Transfer Control Feature Descriptions
73
Acquisition Buffering
74
Start - End Command Requirements
74
Creating a Camera Configuration File in the Host
74
Event Control Category
74
Event Control Feature Descriptions
75
Basic Exposure Events Overview
77
Events Associated with Triggered Synchronous Exposures
78
Events Associated with Triggered Multiple Frame Synchronous Exposures
78
Events Associated with Triggered Reset Mode Exposures
79
Gige Vision Transport Layer Control Category
79
Gige Vision Transport Layer Feature Descriptions
80
Gige Vision Host Control Category
85
File Access Control Category
85
File Access Control Feature Descriptions
86
File Access Via the Camexpert Tool
87
Network Overview & Tools
89
Genie Ip Configuration Mode Details
89
Link-Local Address (LLA)
89
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
90
Persistent IP
91
Technical Specifications
93
Genie Ts Mechanical Specifications
93
Nikon F Bayonet to M42X1 Adapter
94
Genie TS Identification
95
Additional Notes on Genie TS Mechanical
95
Sensor Alignment Specification
95
Connectors
96
25-Pin Micro-D Type Connector Details
96
Video Iris Connector Details
97
Iris Connector - Video Mode
97
Iris Connector - DC Mode
97
Genie TS Input Signals Electrical Specifications
98
Genie TS Output Signals Electrical Specifications
99
Computer Requirements for Genie Cameras
99
Host PC System
99
Ethernet Switch Requirements
100
IEEE 802.3X Pause Frame Flow Control
100
Ethernet to Fiber-Optic Interface Requirements
100
Ec & Fcc Declaration of Conformity
101
Additional Reference Information
103
Lens Selection Overview
103
Lens Mount Types
103
Lens for the Genie TS with M42 or Nikon F-Mount
103
Additional Lens Parameters (Application Specific)
104
Optical Considerations
104
Illumination
104
Light Sources
104
Filters
105
Lens Modeling
105
Magnification and Resolution
105
Sensor Handling Instructions
106
Electrostatic Discharge and the Sensor
106
Protecting against Dust, Oil and Scratches
106
Cleaning the Sensor Window
106
Ruggedized Rj45 Ethernet Cables
107
Troubleshooting
109
Overview
109
Problem Type Summary
109
Verifying Network Parameters
111
Before Contacting Technical Support
111
Installation Issues and Functional Problems
111
The Windows XP Firewall Service Can Not Start
111
Device Available with Operational Issues
112
Firmware Updates
112
Power Failure During a Firmware Update-Now What
112
Cabling and Communication Issues
112
Acquisition Error Without Timeout Messages
113
No Camera Exposure When Expected
113
Camera Is Functional but Frame Rate Is Lower than Expected
113
Camera Acquisition Is Good but Frame Rate Is Lower than Expected
113
Camera Is Functional, Frame Rate Is as Expected, but Image Is Black
114
Other Problems or Issues
114
Random Invalid Trigger Events
114
Minimum Sapera Version Required
114
Contact Information
115
Sales Information
115
Technical Support
116
Glossary of Terms
117
Index
121
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