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Specifications, Requirements, and Precautions AW00098504000
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1.3.2 Color Cameras
The following graph shows the spectral response for all color cameras.
The spectral response curves excludes lens characteristics, light source
characteristics, and IR cut filter characteristics.
To obtain best performance from color models of the camera, use of a dielectric
IR cut filter is recommended. The filter should transmit in a range from 400 nm to
700 ... 720 nm, and it should cut off from 700 ... 720 nm to 1100 nm.
A suitable IR cut filter is included in the standard C-mount lens adapter on color
models of the camera.
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Wave Length (nm)
Quantum Efficiency
Blue
Green
Red
Fig. 3: Color Camera Spectral Response
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- Table of Contents 5
- Basler ace Camera Link iii 7
- Basler ace Camera Link v 9
- 1.1 Models 11
- 1.2 General Specifications 12
- 1.3 Spectral Response 14
- Basler ace Camera Link 5 15
- Wave Length (nm) 15
- Quantum Efficiency 15
- 1.3.2 Color Cameras 16
- 1.4 Mechanical Specifications 17
- (color cameras only) 18
- 1.5.1 LZ4 Licensing 19
- 10 Basler ace Camera Link 20
- 1.7.2 Heat Dissipation 21
- 1.8 Precautions 22
- Basler ace Camera Link 13 23
- Warranty Precautions 24
- Read the manual 25
- 16 Basler ace Camera Link 26
- 2 Installation 27
- Installation AW00098504000 28
- 18 Basler ace Camera Link 28
- Changing Camera Parameters 29
- 3.1.1 The pylon Viewer 30
- 3.1.2 The pylon API 30
- Basler ace Camera Link 21 31
- 22 Basler ace Camera Link 32
- 4 Camera Functional 33
- Description 33
- 5 Physical Interface 35
- 5.2.1 4-Pin Receptacle 36
- 5.2.2 26-Pin SDR Connectors 37
- 5.3 Camera Connector Types 39
- 5.4 Cabling Requirements 40
- 5.4.3 PLC Power and I/O Cable 41
- 5.5 Camera Power 42
- Basler ace Camera Link 33 43
- 5.6 LED Indicator 44
- 5.7.1 Introduction 45
- 5.7.2 Operation as an Input 45
- Basler ace Camera Link 37 47
- 38 Basler ace Camera Link 48
- 5.7.2.3 Response Time 49
- Camera Function 50
- 5.7.4 Operation as an Output 51
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- Basler ace Camera Link 43 53
- 5.7.4.3 Response Time 54
- Basler ace Camera Link 45 55
- 5.8.1 Inputs 56
- 5.8.2 Outputs 56
- Basler ace Camera Link 47 57
- 48 Basler ace Camera Link 58
- 6 I/O Control 59
- 6.1.4 Input Line Debouncer 61
- 6.2 Output Lines 64
- AW00098504000 I/O Control 65
- Basler ace Camera Link 55 65
- I/O Control AW00098504000 68
- 58 Basler ace Camera Link 68
- (from FPGA) 69
- 62 Basler ace Camera Link 72
- 6.4 Checking the Line Logic 73
- 64 Basler ace Camera Link 74
- 7 Image Acquisition Control 75
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- Basler ace Camera Link 67 77
- 68 Basler ace Camera Link 78
- Basler ace Camera Link 69 79
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- 7.2.2 Acquisition Frame Count 81
- Related Parameters 81
- 7.2.4.1 Introduction 83
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- 7.2.5.1 Introduction 85
- Basler ace Camera Link 77 87
- 7.3 The Frame Start Trigger 88
- Basler ace Camera Link 79 89
- 80 Basler ace Camera Link 90
- 82 Basler ace Camera Link 92
- 7.3.2.1 Introduction 93
- Basler ace Camera Link 85 95
- 7.3.3.1 Introduction 96
- 7.3.3.2 Exposure Modes 97
- (duration determined by the 98
- Trigger Width Exposure Mode 99
- 90 Basler ace Camera Link 100
- Basler ace Camera Link 93 103
- 7.4 Setting the Exposure Time 104
- Basler ace Camera Link 95 105
- Readout 106
- Basler ace Camera Link 97 107
- 98 Basler ace Camera Link 108
- 100 Basler ace Camera Link 110
- 7.6.2 Trigger Wait Signals 111
- 102 Basler ace Camera Link 112
- Line Using Basler Pylon 113
- Overview 114
- Basler ace Camera Link 105 115
- 106 Basler ace Camera Link 116
- Using Basler Pylon 117
- Using Direct Register Access 118
- 7.6.3 Exposure Active Signal 119
- Basler ace Camera Link 111 121
- 7.6.4 Frame Cycle Signal 122
- Basler Pylon 123
- Direct Register Access 123
- 114 Basler ace Camera Link 124
- 7.7 Acquisition Timing Chart 125
- 116 Basler ace Camera Link 126
- 7.8 Maximum Allowed Frame 127
- Acquisition Rate 127
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- Basler ace Camera Link 119 129
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- Basler ace Camera Link 121 131
- 122 Basler ace Camera Link 132
- Basler ace Camera Link 123 133
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- Basler ace Camera Link 125 135
- 126 Basler ace Camera Link 136
- Basler ace Camera Link 127 137
- 128 Basler ace Camera Link 138
- 8 Color Creation and 139
- Enhancement 139
- Bayer Formats 140
- 8.2 Integrated IR Cut Filter 141
- 8.3.1 White Balance 142
- 8.3.2 Gamma Correction 143
- Basler ace Camera Link 135 145
- 136 Basler ace Camera Link 146
- 138 Basler ace Camera Link 148
- 140 Basler ace Camera Link 150
- 9 Sensor Bit Depth, Pixel 151
- Formats, Tap Geometries, and 151
- Clock Speeds 151
- 9.1 Sensor Bit Depth 152
- 9.2 Pixel Formats 153
- 9.3 Camera Link Tap Geometry 156
- = geometry available) 157
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- Fig. 41: 1X2-1Y Tap Geometry 158
- Step X = 8 162
- Basler ace Camera Link 153 163
- Fig. 46: 1X10-1Y Tap Geometry 163
- 156 Basler ace Camera Link 166
- 10 Features 167
- Features AW00098504000 168
- 158 Basler ace Camera Link 168
- // Set the gain 168
- 10.2 Black Level 169
- a width, an offset Y 170
- 10.3.1 Setting the Image AOI 171
- AW00098504000 Features 173
- Basler ace Camera Link 163 173
- 10.4 Stacked Zone Imaging 174
- Basler ace Camera Link 165 175
- Offset X 175
- Fig. 49: Stacked Zone Imaging 175
- 166 Basler ace Camera Link 176
- Guidelines 177
- API to set up two zones 178
- Basler ace Camera Link 169 179
- 10.5 Sequencer 180
- Sequencer Feature Operation 181
- 172 Basler ace Camera Link 182
- Basler ace Camera Link 173 183
- 10.6 Binning 186
- Increased Response to Light 188
- Reduced Resolution 188
- Possible Image Distortion 188
- 10.7 Mirror Imaging 189
- 10.7.2 Reverse Y 191
- 10.8 Luminance Lookup Table 194
- 188 Basler ace Camera Link 198
- 10.9 Auto Functions 199
- 190 Basler ace Camera Link 200
- 10.9.2 Auto Function AOIs 201
- Basler ace Camera Link 193 203
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- 196 Basler ace Camera Link 206
- 10.9.3 Using an Auto Function 208
- 10.9.4 Gain Auto 209
- SetValue( 0 ); 210
- Basler ace Camera Link 201 211
- 10.9.5 Exposure Auto 212
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- 10.9.6 Auto Function Profile 215
- 10.9.7 Balance White Auto 216
- Basler ace Camera Link 207 217
- 10.10 Error Detection 218
- 10.10.2 Error Codes 219
- 210 Basler ace Camera Link 220
- 10.11 Test Images 221
- 212 Basler ace Camera Link 222
- Fig. 61: Test Image One 222
- Basler ace Camera Link 213 223
- 10.13 User Defined Values 226
- 10.14 Configuration Sets 227
- User Sets 228
- Designating a Startup Set 228
- Default Set 229
- 10.14.2 Saving User Sets 230
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- 224 Basler ace Camera Link 234
- 11 Technical Support 235
- Technical Support 236
- Revision History 239
- 230 Basler ace Camera Link 240
- AW00095804000 Index 241
- Basler ace Camera Link 231 241
- Index AW00095804000 242
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