User Manual MV1-D1312(I) CameraLinkÂ®Series - Machine Vision

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2 How to get started (CameraLink ® )The sensor has no cover glass, therefore dust on the sensor surface may resembleto clusters or extended regions of dead pixel.To choose a lens, see the Lens Finder in the ’Support’ area atwww.photonfocus.com.5. Connect the camera to the frame grabber with a suitable CameraLink ® cable (see Fig. 2.2).CameraLink ® cables can be purchased from Photonfocus directly (www.photonfocus.com).Please note that Photonfocus provides appropriate solutions for your advanced visionapplications.Figure 2.2: Camera with frame grabber, power supply and cable.Do not connect or disconnect the CameraLink ® cable while camera power is on!For more information about CameraLink ® see Section 4.8.6. Connect a suitable power supply to the provided 7-pole power plug. For the connectorassembly see Fig. A.1. The pinout of the connector is shown in Appendix A.Check the correct supply voltage and polarity!operating voltage of +12V DC (± 10%).Do not exceed the maximum7. Connect the power supply to the camera (see Fig. 2.2).✎The status LED on the rear of the camera will light red for a short moment, andthen flash green. For more information see Section 5.1.4.10
8. Download the camera software PFRemote to your computer.You can find the latest version of PFRemote on the support page atwww.photonfocus.com.9. Install the camera software PFRemote. Please follow the instructions of the PFRemotesetup wizard.Figure 2.3: Screen shot PFremote setup wizard10. Start the camera software PFRemote and choose the communication port.Figure 2.4: PFRemote start window11. Check the status LED on the rear of the camera.✎The status LED lights green when an image is being produced, and it is red whenserial communication is active. For more information see Section 5.1.4.12. You may display images using the software that is provided by the frame grabbermanufacturer.11
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