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Option 1 - DALSA Ethernet camera PreciseVision supports up to 6 DALSA Genie GigE Ethernet cameras that can be directly connected to the PC running PreciseVision or through an Ethernet switch. The PC must include a standard Ethernet card, but a GigE card is recommended for the best performance. For more information, visit the DALSA website (http://www.imaging.com/). For ordering, contact Manish Shelat at DALSA Digital Imaging, phone: (510) 249-5664, email: manish.shelat@DALSA.com. Ethernet camera Mounting Adapter Camera power Ethernet Switch Ethernet Card Ethernet Cable PreciseVision fully supports the DALSA Genie GigE Vision Cameras. All models listed below provide Progressive scan, have metal cases, C-Mount or CS mount lens adapters, are available in monochrome (M) or color (C), and support an external trigger (DIN) and a digital output (DOUT). Effective frame-to-frame time depends on the exposure time, which ranges from 100 microseconds to 4 seconds, controlled via software, plus PC overhead. For total time, add vision processing time, which is typically less than 100ms. Precise Vision supports up to 6 DALSA cameras. RECOMMENDED CAMERA MODELS: • M640-1/3 - 640x480 resolution, 60 frames/second raw frame rate, 1/3” sensor. • M1024 - 1034x779 resolution, 20 frames/second raw frame rate, 1/3” sensor. • M1400 - 1392x1040 resolution, 15 frames/second raw frame rate, 1/2" sensor. • M1600 - 1600x1200 resolution, 15 frames/second raw frame rate, 1/1.8” sensor. Optional DALSA mounting bracket assembly, 1/4" screw mount, part # CA-GENA-BRA00. Used for mounting the camera on a standard tripod. Each camera requires 4 watts, 11 VDC to 13 VDC. Option 1: If you wish to break out the camera’s I/O pins, order DALSA part # CA-GENA-PS120 and the DALSA Genie I/O and power breakout cable assembly, part # CA-GENC-IOP00. Option 2: If you do not need I/O signal break out, an alternative is the Intercon PSISP10, which includes a connector compatible with the camera but no I/O signal break out, http://www.nortechsys.com/intercon. Standard GigE Ethernet Switch. Netgear GS605 10/100/1000, or equivalent Standard GigE PC Ethernet card. Netgear GA311 PCI Gigabit Adaptor, or equivalent. Standard Cat-5 Ethernet cable. Total of 3 required. VISION Option 2 - IDS uEye USB 2.0 Camera PreciseVision supports up to 6 IDS uEye USB 2.0 cameras. These cameras are typically connected directly to the PC running PreciseVision although a USB hub can be used. The PC must support USB 2.0 (not 1.0). PreciseVision uses DirectShow to interface to the camera driver. It is highly recommended that only uEye cameras that support “Global” shutters be utilized and not “Rolling” shutters. A Global shutter exposes all of the pixels of the imaging element at one time. A Rolling shutter exposes lines at different times and can result in smearing if there is a moving image. For flexibility in selecting the appropriate lens for your application a camera with a C-Mount or CS-Mount is highly desirable. www.preciseautomation.com - Automate with Ease 43
USB Cameras Camera Power PreciseVision fully supports the IDS Imaging Development System GmbH uEye Series-USB 2.0 Cameras. All models listed below have Global Shutters, metal cases, C-mount lens adapters, are available in monochrome (M) or color (C), DB9 signal/power connector, and support an external trigger (DIN) and a digital output (DOUT). Effective frame-to-frame time depends on the exposure time and PC overhead. For total time, add vision processing time, which is typically less than 100ms. PreciseVision supports up to 6 USB cameras. RECOMMENDED CAMERA MODELS: • UI-2410-M/C - 640x480 resolution, 75 frames/second raw frame rate, 1/3” CCD sensor. • UI-2230SE-M/C - 1024x768 resolution, 30 frames/second raw frame rate, 1/3” CCD sensor. • UI-2240SE-M/C - 1280x1024 resolution, 15 frames/second raw frame rate, 1/2" CCD sensor. • UI-2250-M/C - 1600x1200 resolution, 12 frames/second raw frame rate, 1/1.8” CCD sensor. Power is supplied directly by the USB cable and is generated by the PC’s power supply. USB Interface PC must be equipped with USB 2.0 interface (not 1.0) USB Cable, Trigger Support, No DOUT USB Cable, Trigger and DOUT Support IDS uEye industrial camera cable: High speed 2.0 Extension cable – Screw type 4-Pin USB type A (F) TO 5-Pin micro-USB type B (M). 3 meter length. Cable breaks out trigger input as separate input. CB-IDS-9UD-A-T-3M. Right angled trigger cable for uEYE-Cameras, 3 meter uEye Micro Sub-D connector, 90º angled with screws. USB signal via shielded USB 2.0 cable to USB-A. Breakout cable for trigger input and digital output, cable with open ends. CB-IDS-9UD-A-ST3M-RT. VISION Option 3 - Other 3rd Party USB 2.0 Camera There are a wide variety of 3rd party USB 2.0 cameras that are available for the home, hobbyist, commercial and industrial markets. Due to the large number of vendors, their different installation procedures and their individual idiosyncrasies, Precise cannot guarantee that any camera brand that you select will work properly and we cannot provide assistance for any camera that has not been tested and qualified by Precise. Nonetheless, if you wish to interface an unsupported camera without Precise's assistance, please consider the following when selecting a USB camera. • PreciseVision utilizes DirectShow to interface to the camera. Therefore, the USB camera must be compatible with DirectShow, which is quite common. • PreciseVison's image acquisition tool has been specially optimized for the IDS uEye family of cameras. Other USB cameras will take somewhat more time to acquire an image. • For similar features, a camera in a plastic case will be less expensive than a camera in a metal case. You must determine if the additional ruggedness of a metal case is important for your environment. • Many inexpensive cameras utilize the standard USB connectors that are retained by friction. It is relatively easy for these to become accidentally disconnected as compared to screw in DB connectors such as those used in the IDS uEye cameras. • Many inexpensive cameras either have integrated fixed lens or lens mounts that do not support the full range of lens that are available. Also, many lens do not have screws for locking in the focus or F-stop adjustments. • Most cameras do not have trigger inputs and digital outputs. These are important features for conveyor belt tracking and other real-time image capture requirements. Also, since communication standards have not been established for these features, even if the camera has these hardware features, PreciseVision will probably not be able to access this capability. 44 Precise Automation - www.preciseautomation.com
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Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview.........
Page 5 and 6: PRECISE ROBOTS Low cost, vision-gui
Page 7 and 8: PRECISE ROBOT SERIES ROBOTS PRECISE
Page 9 and 10: PRECISEPLACE 2000A DIMENSIONS: X St
Page 11 and 12: PRECISEFLEX 1000 ROBOTS AVAILABLE P
Page 13 and 14: PRECISEFLEX 1000 SPECIFICATIONS: RO
Page 15 and 16: GUIDANCE CONTROLLERS 4-axis vision-
Page 17 and 18: GUIDANCE CONTROLLER SERIES GUIDANCE
Page 19 and 20: GUIDANCE 3000A SPECIFICATIONS: CONT
Page 21 and 22: GUIDANCE 2000B SPECIFICATIONS: CONT
Page 23 and 24: GUIDANCE 2000C SPECIFICATIONS: CONT
Page 25 and 26: GUIDANCE 1000A SPECIFICATIONS: CONT
Page 27 and 28: Precise Manual Control Pendant (PP1
Page 29 and 30: PRECISEPOWER SPECIFICATIONS: CONTRO
Page 31 and 32: AVAILABLE UPGRADES CONTROLLERS •
Page 33 and 34: AVAILABLE GUIDANCE SYSTEM CONFIGURA
Page 35 and 36: REMOTE IO (RIO) MODULE Additional I
Page 37 and 38: GUIDANCE DEVELOPMENT SUITE Developm
Page 39 and 40: DEVELOPER TOOLS GDE SCREENSHOT: PRO
Page 41 and 42: PRECISEVISION Powerful, easy-to-use
Page 43 and 44: AVAILABLE PRECISEVISION OPTIONS: PV
Page 45: SUPPORTED VISION HARDWARE Supported
Page 49 and 50: GUIDANCE DISPENSE Dispensing softwa

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