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4 FunctionalityWidth ROI-X (MV1-D1312(I)-40) ROI-X (MV1-D1312(I)-80) ROI-X (MV1-D1312(I)-160)288 512 not available not available320 480 ... 512 not available not available352 448 ... 512 not available not available384 416 ... 512 not available not available416 384 ... 512 448 not available448 352 ... 512 416 ... 448 not available480 320 ... 520 384 ... 448 not available512 288 ... 512 352 ... 448 not available544 256 ...512 320 ... 448 384576 224 ... 512 288 ... 448 352 ... 384608 192 ... 512 256 ... 448 320 ... 352640 160 ... 512 224 ... 448 288 ... 384672 128 ... 512 192 ... 448 256 ... 384704 96 ... 512 160 ... 448 224 ... 384736 64 ... 512 128 ... 448 192 ... 384768 32 ... 512 96 ... 448 160 ... 384800 0 ... 512 64 ... 448 128 ... 384832 0 ... 480 32 ... 448 96 ... 384864 0 ... 448 0 ... 448 64 ... 384896 0 ... 416 0 ... 416 32 ... 384... ... ... ...1312 0 0 0Table 4.6: Some possible ROI-X settingsROI Dimension MV1-D1312(I)-40 MV1-D1312(I)-80 MV1-D1312(I)-1601312 x 1082 t ro = 36.46 ms t ro = 18.23 ms t ro = 9.12 ms1024 x 512 t ro = 13.57 ms t ro = 6.78 ms t ro = 3.39 ms1024 x 256 t ro = 6.78 ms t ro = 3.39 ms t ro = 1.70 msTable 4.7: Read out time at different ROI settings for the MV1-D1312(I) CMOS camera series in sequentialread out mode.A frame rate calculator for calculating the maximum frame rate is available inthe support area of the Photonfocus website.40
4.6 External TriggerAn external trigger is an event that starts an exposure. The trigger signal is either generatedon the frame grabber (soft-trigger) or comes from an external device such as a light barrier. If atrigger signal is applied to the camera before the earliest time for the next trigger, this triggerwill be ignored.4.6.1 Trigger SourceThe trigger signal can be configured to be active high or active low. One of the followingtrigger sources can be used:Interface Trigger In the interface trigger mode, the trigger signal is applied to the camera bythe CameraLink ® interface.Trigger In the trigger mode, the trigger signal is applied directly to the camera by the powersupply connector (via an optocoupler).+ = A H =+ 1 J A H B = ? A 6 H E C C A H. H = A C H = > > A H 7 5 * D I J) O 6 H E C C A H5 K H ? A, ) 6 ) F J 1 F K J6 H E C C A H 1 F K J) O 6 H E C C A H5 K H ? AFigure 4.28: Trigger Inputs4.7 Strobe OutputThe strobe output is an opto-isolated output located on the power supply connector that canbe used to trigger a strobe. The strobe output can be used both in free-running and in triggermode. There is a programmable delay available to adjust the strobe pulse to your application.The strobe output needs a separate power supply.more information.Please see Section 5.4 for4.8 Configuration Interface (CameraLink ® )A CameraLink ® camera can be controlled by the user via a RS232 compatible asynchronousserial interface. This interface is contained within the CameraLink ® interface as shown in Fig.4.29 and is physically not directly accessible. Instead, the serial communication is usually routedthrough the frame grabber. For some frame grabbers it might be necessary to connect a serialcable from the frame grabber to the serial interface of the PC..4.6 External Trigger 41
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