CB-140GE - 1stVision
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1. See the possibilities CM 140GE CB 140GE Digital Monochrome Color Progressive Scan GigE Vision Camera CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities Table of Contents VAG GEA NNI HH 4 2 Camera NOMENClAUUI AR m 4 2o MOIIEOSEUEBS 2 ccecceweciat P PSOE EDEN DENEN ME SUPE PT EROS AME EM TRI EA ELO DNE R MEE ONERUN UN MEME 5 c Locations and seals dI sienties oiir venice sb POPE PREDEP ME UEUSUM mE DEOS PHI EU 6 S IE 7 xT E ware wesesmecteaee tecec oc oweeidaeaGecasentocseee ER UII UM NDA DU UI PLE SEE 5 1 12 pin Multi connector DC in GPIO Iris Video cece e eee 7 5 2 Digital Output Connector for Gigabit Ethernet ssssseesessesescescscesceseeceecsoeseeceee 7 6 GPIO General purpose inputs and outputs ssssssesssseecesesseseecesoeseecesessesercesoeseeceseee 8 C OV aL HQ 8 ou m H LUT Look Up Xi r tee 8 561 2 T2sDIE COUDEGT oer autas usos eun bobus E Vx edSus beue posue spe bee dra DUuEE REUS UU RM E CE 9 64 5 Pulse GererdbolS cece cactus ance HLCHNER UAE PE EPIRI RM UP E PU Mi NER E UDRR UMEN 9 6 2 Opto isolated Inputs Outputs cece cece nec c ence cece ceeeeceeeeseesceeescteseceessesesceees 9 6 2 1 Recommended External Input circuit diagram for customer x e x e x e 9 6 2 2 Reco2. ee GOES Camera TRR User assignable string NEN File extension XML indicates First choice of URL uncompressed text file File 0x0200 for XML R p s extension ZIP indicates REED using ZIP Second choice of 2 TUE TERT the number of 0x0600 physical network interfaces on interfaces this device 0x064C persistent IP address mE vati if Persistent IP is enabled EE number of messaging ns camera has number of available message 0x0900 channels channel number of stream This camera only number of available stream 0x0904 channel channels has 1 Bit 31 multiple read Bit 30 WRITEMEM 0x0934 GVCP capability g s ACKETRESEND Bit 28 EVENT Bit 27 EVENTDATA The min value is In milliseconds Internally the 0x0938 Heartbeat timeout R W 4 l heartbeat is rounded according 500 ms to the clock used for heartbeat l S 64 bit value indicating the Timestamp tick l ee number of timestamp clock Timestamp tick frequency is O if d 0x093C l R ticks in 1 second This register frequency High timestamp is not bao This is a capability register indicating which one of the non mandatory GVCP commands are supported by this device holds the most significant supported This register holds the least 0x0940 Pune Sai rich significant frequency Low l i Used to latch the current 0x0944 Timestamp control timestamp value No need to clear to 0 38 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE Address ji Value Range Descr
3. 0x00001 to 0 Free Run 1 High Level Clear R W 4 2 Low Level Clear 4 Rising Edge Clear 8 Falling Edge Clear Selector OxB060 CAMERA TRIGGER 0 Selector OxB064 CAMERA TRIGGER 1 Selector OxB070 GPIO PORT 1 Selector 0xB074 GPIO PORT 2 Rwf Selector 0x04 OPT IN 1 0xB020 Pulse Generator 0 0x05 OPT IN 2 Select OxOC SOFT TRIG O Pulse Generator 1 OxOE SOFT TRIG 2 Selector OxoF SOFT TRIG 3 OxB098 Pulse Generator 7 0x10 Pulse Gen Sel Ox11 Pulse Gen OxBOO9C elector R W 4 0x12 Pulse Gen Pulse Generator 3 0x13 Pulse Gen Connection CORN OxBOAC OxB054 OxBOAO Selector Add 0x80 will result in low active Time Stamp Reset 46 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 9 External Appearance and Dimensions Caution vd m Outside size tolerance 0 3nm Fig 28 Outline 47 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE RU See the possibilities 10 Specifications 10 1 Spectral response o D e CU un pm e tC un v 0 6 g 2 A JU eq oe 700 800 900 1000 Wave length nm Fig 29 Spectral response for CM 140MCL IR stop 9 o 0 4 Relative response o jo 500 600 700 Wavelength nm Fig 30 Spectral response for CB 140MCL 48 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 10 2 Specification table Specifications CMi40G O CBi40GE Pixel clock 65 MHz 32 696kHz 1H lt 30 584 us 1988 pixel clock line 6 4 h x 4 8 v mm 1 2 inch diagonal 4
4. 29 Pin Assignment x e e x x e x e x e e e Pixel Type eere 16 17 Pixels in video output 50 Pre Select PS cccceescceecccesceees 23 Preset Shutter eese 50 Programmable exposure 5 POST CSSIVE SCAN sosecudcddcccecdeccacdacdicexe 4 PS 14 15 Pulse GeneratOS ee c c e eee 8 9 Pulse Widtli PW icescsesssessesessesessesss 23 Register 14 15 23 36 EI 7 0 ME 35 SDK c 4 24 36 Sequential trigger eeeeese 23 Software Development Kit See SDK Spectral reSPONSE cece eee 49 Switches Routers eese 19 Synchronization eee 50 transmission bandwidth 19 Trigger input eese 6 26 Trieger mode 31 32 33 Vertical Binning 23 30 Mi M 4 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 11 User s Record Camera type CM 140 GE CB 140 GE Revision s Serial NO asses Firmware version M For camera revision history please contact your local J Al distributor User s Mode Settings User s Modifications DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY AS DEFINED BY THE COUNCIL DIRECTIVE 89 336 EEC EMC ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPABI
5. Pixel Format type R W 4 0x01100003 Mono10 0x010C0004 Mono10 Packed 7 3 Bit Allocation Pixel Format Pixel Type CB 140GE Bayer mosaic color In the Bayer mosaic color camera CB 140GE the following pixel types supported by GVSP GigE Vision Streaming Protocol are available With regard to the details of the GVSP please refer GigE Vision Specification available from AIA www machinevisiononline org 7 3 3 GVSP PIX BAYRGS BayerRG8 Odd Line 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte Even Line BEEE OE EEE E RTS TEE EAA ATATA 7 3 4 GVSP PIX BAYRGI10 Bayer RG10 Odd Line 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte 4 Byte CR 1L BR O DL Gt ol 1 213al4 slelzlalol xi xixIxi xi xlol 112 al 4l 51 al zl al ol x xi xi x xix Even Line G ET cy L1 Bt LL Bt ol 1121 al 4 sl al zlal ol xi xi xIxi xi xlol 112 al 4l 51 al zl al ol x1 xi xi x xix 7 3 1 GVSP PIX BAYGBS BayerGB8 Odd Line BEEE PEATA EA EEE ETT ES ESTE Even Line BEEE EEE EEE 17 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 7 3 2 GVSP PIX BAYGBIO BayerGB10 Odd Line 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte 4 Byte OQ co gt B1 o ol 41121 al 4 5l al zlal ol xi xi xIxi xli xlol 112 al 4l 51 al zl al ol xi xi xi x x1 x Even Line R0 1 RE 1 Gt 1 cy Lu oL 4l 21 alal siet zlal al xi xixixIxixlo 31213 4 51 at zl al ol xIxE xl xi xix Internal Name Value 0x01080009 BAYRG8 0x0108000
6. Start point Counter 1 2 R W 4 K 1 time 255 255 times 0xB028 End point Counter 1 RW 4 0x00001 to OxFFFFF 0x00 Free Run 0x01 High Level Clear OxBO2C Counter 1 Clear R W 4 0x02 Low Level Clear 0x04 Rising Edge Clear 0x08 Falling Edge Clear E m COO 0x00001 to OxFFFFF 0x00000 to OxFFFFF 0x00 Infinite OxB030 Length Counter 2 OxB034 Start point Counter 2 1 OxB038 Start point Counter 2 2 12 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 0x01 1 time OxFF 255 times OxBO3C Endpoint Counter Z 4 OxBO3C End point Counter 2 4 0x00001 to OxFFFFF Value range OxB040 Counter 2 Clear 0x00 Free Run 0x01 High Level Clear 0x02 Low Level Clear 0x04 Rising Edge Clear R W 4 0x08 Falling Edge Clear OxBO44 Length Counter 3 0x00001 to OxFFFFF OxB048 Start point Counter 3 1 0x00000 to OxFFFFF row SS L 0x00 Infinite OxBOAC Start point Counter 3 2 R W OxFF 255 times EE 0x01 1 time OxB050 End point Counter 3 4 0x00001 to OxFFFFF Free Run High Level Clear OxB054 Counter 3 Clear R W 4 Low Level Clear Rising Edge Clear Falling Edge Clear 13 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 6 5 GPIO programming examples 6 5 1 GPIO in combination with Pulse Width trigger mode Example 10us unit pulse width exposure control PWC Pixel clock is 65MHz 650 clocks 750 100 equals 10us OxBO08 Length Counter 0 1000 Clocks Start point C
7. 65 h x 4 65 v um Pixels in video output Full Scan x 1040 v 31 08 fps H 32 696 kHz 2 3 partial Scan x 694 v 39 97 fps H 32 696 kHz 1 2 partial Scan x520 v 46 57 fps H 32 696 kHz 1 4 partial Scan x260 v 61 92 fps H 32 696 kHz 1 8 partial Scan x130 v 73 97 fps H 32 696 kHz Vertical Binning x520 v 48 86 fps H 25 753 kHz Note Region of interest ROI User Definable Memory read out Note Vertical binning is for CM 140GE only Sensitivity on sensor minimum 0 3 Lux Max gain Shutter OFF 50 1 4 Lux Max gain Shutter OFF 5076 video Green w IR cut filter Wore than 50 dB 338 gin Digital Video output GigE Vision Compliant GigE Vision Compliant Mono8 Mono10 Mono10 Packed BAYRG8 BAYGB8 BAYRG10 BAYGB10 Iris video output Analogue 0 7 V p p enabled by internal switch Manual 3to 12 dB Synchronization Internal X tal GPIO Module Input output switch Clock Generator One 12 bit counter based on 25MHz clock or Pixel clock Pulse Generators Four 20 bit counter programmable for length start point stop point repeat Hardware Trigger modes Pre Select PS Pulse Width PW Frame Delay and Sequence Optical Black area transfer mode ON OFF Event message SYNC ASYNC mode Trigger mode status when exposure starts S Exposure start Exposure end Trigger IN Video start Video end Electronic Shutter Preset Shutter speed Programmable exposure Configurable 14 in 9 out
8. 7 2 3 GVSP PIX MONO10 PACKED 10 bit sss 17 7 3 Bit Allocation Pixel Format Pixel Type CB 140GE Bayer mosaic color 17 7 3 3 GVSP_PIX_BAYRG8 BayerRGS 1 2 cuseesesswsestetas reu beta reu ren E RS era Re p FEX EP EEYS 17 7 3 4 GVSP PIX BAYRG10 Bayer RG10 vrr 9 N etra n VN wea Re NR NR Eg RE ERA CR VER ERES 17 7 3 1 GVSP PIX BAYGDBS BayerGDBB Lisicceeseseses Sue ss a EUERV TO E PR ERES CI aA 17 73 2 GVSP PIX BAYGDTO BaveroDTU sioicoque ect 9 E2od 99 sorena Sortable eu Edna o noia dhS 18 8 aties leie La ei rie le rirerire nie ese ereasecuenenueteaueaaasaceboncrousteasanon ance auc 19 8 1 GigE Vision Standard Interface ad eios qua vsu deo K RAR er ua ud ee Uy ESSO E dde EMT T ERI EE 19 8 2 Recommended Network Configurations ccccceeccccccccecsceeccceeceeeecceeeseeeesceeeeees 19 8 2 1 Verified Network Interface Cards NICS cece cceecccecccceeeceeccceesceeesceseeeeeess 19 8 2 2 Video data rate network bandwidth c ccc ecceeccceeeeceeccceeeceeesceeseceeess 20 8 2 3 How to set Jumbo Frame in Windows environments eee 20 8 2 4 Packet delay RIT TT 22 SDN Da TONE OO RR STET 23 8 3 1 Vertical Binning CM 140GE only x e e eee 23 8 3 2 CB 140GE Bayer mosaic filter eee 23 B POCU ONC Ee os oeresema sue DdevEde ved de EDO RIPE FEM MEA v PPM N
9. O select e g 0x04 OPT IN 1 OxB064 Trigger 1 select e g 0x05 OPT IN 2 For the details of Registers please refer Camera Register Map which is included in the SDK CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 8 5 6 Optical Black transfer mode It is possible for the user to decide whether the optical black OB portion of the image will be transferred or not The optical black part can be used for black reference in the application software Setting register OxA41C turns the optical black transfer ON or OFF The default condition is OFF OB Transfer Mode OFF OB Transfer Mode ON Normal Scan 1 1392 1392 1408 1 16 pixels for Horizontal amp 4 lines for Vertical 1040 are added 2 3 Partial Scan 1 1392 1392 1408 1 16 pixels for Horizontal are 694 added 1 2 Partial Scan 1 1392 1392 1408 1 16 pixels for horizontal are added 520 1 4 Partial Scan 1 1392 1392 1408 1 16 pixels for horizontal are added 260 1 8 Partial Scan 1 1392 1392 1408 1 16 pixels for horizontal is 130 added V Binning Scan 1 1392 1392 1408 1 16 pixels for horizontal is added 520 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 8 6 Operation Mode and Functions matrix om rest Vertical ID Value Binning Note 1 Preset Pulse Width PW Not applicable Sequential Pre Select Pre Select P Yes Pre Select Delayed Readout Yes Scanning LVAL Sync Async Partial Auto Iris output Note 1 Write ID in regis
10. connecting inputs and outputs freely The signals LVAL_IN DVAL_IN FVAL_IN and EEN_IN all originate from the camera timing circuit Trigger O is connected to the camera s timing circuit and is used for initiating triggered exposure Trigger 1 is used for Delayed Readout mode The Time Stamp Reset signal is used reset the camera s time stamp function also making it possible to reset and synchronize the time stamp of multiple cameras CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 6 1 2 12 bit Counter A 25MHz clock or the camera pixel clock 65MHz can be used as a source The counter has a Divide by N where N has the range 1 through 4096 allowing a wide range of clock frequencies to be programmed 6 1 3 Pulse Generators 0 to 3 Each pulse generator consists of a 20 bit counter The behavior of these signals is defined by their pulse width start point end point and number of repetitions The pulse generator signals can be set in either triggered or periodic mode In triggered mode the pulse is triggered by the rising edge falling edge high level or low level of the input signal In periodic mode the trigger continuously generates a signal that is based on the configured pulse width starting point and end point 6 2 Opto isolated Inputs Outputs The control interface of the C3 GigE Vision camera series has opto isolated inputs and outputs providing galvanic separation between the cameras inputs outputs and peripheral equipment In addition to ga
11. scanning 28 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE Horizontal Timing The horizontal timing is the same the full scanning 1 LVAL 1988clk 30 584us 1clk 15 38ns LVAL DATAOUT Valid data OB I I I l J 1392ck 40ck 1432ck 556ck 1392ck 16ck Fig 21 Horizontal Timing for Partial Scanning 8 4 5 Vertical binning Vertical binning combines charge from two adjacent lines reducing the vertical resolution to half and at the same time increasing frame rate and sensitivity By activating this function the frame rate is increased to 48 87 fps This function is available only for CM 140GE Important Note Vertical Binning can not be used together with the Partial Scanning Horizontal Timing Vertical Binning 1LVAL 2524ck 38 83us 1ck 15 38us LVAL DATA OUT Valid data 1392ck A e CO A 1432ck 1092ck DVAL 1392ck 16ck Fig 22 Horizontal Timing for Vertical Binning CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities Vertical timing Vertical Binning FRAME RATE 527L 48 86fps LVAL PAS 1 2 3 4 1037 1038 1039 1040 DAVL 520L DATA Valid data O CCD Exposure l TS m m m EEN XEEN pod Fig 23 Vertical Timing for Vertical Binning 8 5 Operation Modes This camera can operate in 5 primary modes 1 Continuous mode Pre selected exposure 2 Pre Select trigger mode Pre selected exposure 3 Pulse Width trigger mode
12. size X1 max oxc100 equence ROI R W 4 8 to 1392 Width Size X2 max Oxc104 Sequence ROI R W 4 8to 1392 Width Size X3 max Oxciog Sequence ROI R W 4 8to 1392 Width Size X 4 max size X5 max oxc119 equence ROI R W 4 8 to 1392 Width Size X6 max Oxc114 Sequence ROI R W 4 8to 1392 Width size X7 max oxc118 Sequence ROI R W 4 8to 1392 TIO Size X8 max Oxci1c Sequence ROI R W 4 8to 1392 Width size X9 max oxc120 Sequence ROI R W 4 8to 1392 Width Size X10 max 0xc124 Sequence ROI R W 4 8to 1040 Height Size Y1 Max Oxc128 equence ROI R W 4 Bto 1040 Height Size Y2 Max Oxci2c 2equence ROI R W 4 Bto 1040 Height Size Y3 Max 0xc130 equence ROI R W 4 Bto 1040 Height Size Y4 Max 42 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE g V alue Range T Default oea encena R W 4 8to 1040 me Size Y5 Max pons pases R W 4 8to 1040 Helene Size Y6 Max peice e R W 4 8 to 1040 pal Size Y7 Max ozet 2cquence Ro R W 4 8 to 1040 Dad Size Y8 Max xci 2 quence RO R W 4 8 to 1040 bod Size Y9 Max Sequence ROI Height Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI Sequence ROI OxC190 Sequence ROI 43 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities g Value Range Default ded a
13. switch OFF 1 31 and 1 60 to 1 10 000 in 9 steps 2L 61 2us to 1052L 32 2ms in 1L steps Exposure Time Abs usec user definable Same range as PE GPIO plus Pulse Width max 2 sec Can be set by 100us unit or Pixel Clock unit Control interface Register based GigE Vision GenlCam compliant Functions controlled via GigE Shutter Gain Black Level Trigger mode Read out mode Vision Interface GPIO setup ROI GenlCam mandatory functions Packet size Delayed Frame read out inter packet delay Jumbo frame can be set at max 4K 4040 Default packet size is 1428 Byte Indicators on rear panel Power Hardware trigger GigE Link GigE activity Operating temperature 5 C to 45 C Humidity 20 90 non condensing S a S GigE Vision Streaming Control CE EN61000 6 2 and EN61000 6 3 FCC part 15 class B RoHS WEEE 49 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 12V DC 10 3 5w C mount Rear protrusion on C mount lens must be less than 10 0mm 29 x 44x 75 mm HxWxD Weight 125 9 125 g For stable operation within the above specifications allow approximately 30 minutes warm up Note Above specifications are subject to change without notice 50 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 11 Appendix Precautions Personnel not trained in dealing with similar electronic devices should not service this camera The camera contains components sensitive to electrostatic discharge The handling of t
14. synchronous accumulation mode 1055 L 1 2 Partial 821L 2 3 partial 705 L 1 4 Partial 531L 1 8 Partial 445 L 1 2 V Binning 530L In case of a synchronous mode the exposure time should be added to the above table LVAL sync timing LAVL SYNC TRIG V MEE i 2L min LVAL 1L max gt e CCD Exposure i Exposure Time XEEN t FVAL TTT Y Trigger Input during FVAL HIGH PEEL LVAL sync Mode setting Full 63us V binning 89us Fig 24 Edge Pre select LVAL sync Timing 31 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities LVAL a sync timing LAVL ASYNC x 7 83u s 1p s TRIG CCD Exposure EEN Loo Exposure Time XEEN FAVL Trigger Input During FVAL LOW LVAL async Mode setting 2L 3L Full 63us to 94us V binning 89us to 126us Note In case PE value is between 2 or more and 4 or less LVAL a sync mode setting Fig 25 Edge Pre select LVAL a sync Timing 8 5 3 Pulse Width trigger mode In this mode the accumulation time is equal the trigger pulse width Here it is possible to have long time exposure The maximum recommended time is lt 2 seconds The accumulation can be LVAL synchronous or LVAL a synchronous The resulting video signal will start to be read out after the trigger rising edge For timing details refer to fig 18 through fig 23 and fig 26 and 27 To use this mode Set function Trigger mode Pulse Width PS Scanning Full Partial Vertical binning O
15. 0 584us 1L 2 61 168us 30 584us 1052L 1 Frame 32 17ms 38 83us 2L 77 66ps 38 83us 527L 20 46ms Pulse Width Control With this mode selected the exposure time is controlled by the width of the trigger pulse The minimum trigger pulse width is equal to 1L 30 584us Exposure Time Abs GenlCam Standard This is a function specified in the GenlCam standard The shutter speed can be entered as an absolute exposure time in microseconds us in register address OxA018 The entered absolute time Time Abs is then converted to programmable exposure PE value inside the camera The below equations show the relationship between the PE value used by the camera for the different readout modes and the Exposure Time Abs value entered in register 0xA018 As the calculation is based on rounding down to the closest integer precise values may not always occur The relation between PE value and Time Abs Normal readout PE 2 INT Exposure time 61 us 1988 pixel clocks line 65000000 pixel clk V Binning readout PE 2 INT Exposure time 77 us 2524 65000000 INT means integer rounded down The below table shows minimum and maximum values for each readout mode iia value WaxmumVaue 2 3 Partial Scan 25 019 ms 1 2 Partial Scan 21 471 ms 1 4 Partial Scan 16 149 ms 1 8 Partial Scan 13 519 ms V Binning Scan 20 464 ms GPIO in combination with Pulse Width trigger More precise exposure time can be obtained by usi
16. 0 OB 4 lines for Vertical and 16 pixels for Horizontal can be DVAL E transferred on OB U Transfer Mode Fig 17 CCD sensor layout Important Note By using the Optical Black OB transfer mode the user can select whether to include optical black pixels in the image stream s Jb CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 8 4 2 Horizontal timing The LVAL period is shown for normal continuous mode 1 LVAL 1988clk230 584us 1clk 15 38ns LVAL DATAOUT Valid data OB I I J 1392ck 40ck 1432ck 556ck 1392ck 16ck Fig 18 Horizontal timing 8 4 3 Vertical timing The FVAL period for normal continuous mode full scan is shown FULL FRAME READ OUT FRAME RATE 1052L 31 08fps LVAL 123 1038 1039 1040 1040L 2L DAVL DATA OB Valid data OB OB CCDExposure TTT EEN XEEN i Fig 19 Vertical timing for full scan 27 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 8 4 4 Partial Scanning The FVAL period is shown for 1 2 partial scan in normal continuous mode 1 line 26 7 us Vertical Timing The below diagram and table provide vertical timing information for the fixed partial scan settings 1 2 1 4 1 3 and 2 3 PATIAL FRAME READ OUT LVAL DATA Valid data CCD Values for vertical timing in partial scan continuous mode L fps 220 mmm L 702L 46 57 AMA n idi 13 153L 442L 73 97 818L 39 97 Fig 20 Vertical timing for partial
17. 8 partial scanning for faster frame rates Vertical binning is also available The camera can operate in continuous mode as well as in 4 triggered modes Pre Select Pulse Width Sequential trigger with pre selected exposure time Delayed readout with pre selected exposure time Depending on the timing of the trigger input in relationship to FVAL camera internal Frame Valid clock the start of exposure can be immediate no delay LVAL asynchronous or delayed until next LVAL LVAL synchronous In the following section these functions are described in detail 8 3 1 Vertical Binning CM 140GE only i ite The binning functions can be used to achieve higher frame rate or higher sensitivity The drawback is HEIL IL di lower resolution ee Vertical binning is done by adding the charge from gt iis dun pixels in adjacent lines in the horizontal CCD register Tf Fig 11 shows the binning principle Resolution and frame rate for all combinations are shown in the below table Fig 11 CM 140GE binning The CM 140GE has 2 1 Vertical Binning Setting Value for Register Resolution Frame rate address 0xA084 pixels Off no binning 1380 h x 1040 v 31 08 fps 2 1 binning 1380 h x 520 v 48 86 fps DEN FVAL Timing Ea 8 3 2 CB 140GE Bayer mosaic filter P Line from FVAL triming CB 140GE is a color camera based on a CCD sensor Actua y Line with a Bayer RGB color mos
18. 98 Pulse Generator 2 Selector PulseGenerator2 EE PulseGenerator3 OxBO9C Pulse Generator 3 Selector R TimeStampReset OxBOAO Selector Time Stamp Reset R Add 0x80 will result in active low output 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0x10 Pulse Generator 0 0x11 Pulse Generator 1 11 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 6 4 2 12bit counter internal Name Value Range R W R W ClockSource 0x00 25MHz OxBOOO Counter Clock Choice a 0x01 Pixel Clock ClockPreScaler OxBOOA Counter Dividing Value 0x000 Bypass 0x001 1 2 Dividing 4 0x002 1 3 Dividing OxFFF 1 4096 Dividing 6 4 3 Pulse generators 20 bit x 4 There are 4 pulse generators designated 0 through 3 that can be used to create various timing scenarios by programming start point endpoint length and repeats gt Start Point End Point Length Value range OxB008 Length Counter 0 RW 4 0x00001 to OxFFFFF OxBOOC Start point Counter0 1 R W 4 0x00000 to OxFFFFF 0x00 infinite OxB010 Start point Counter 0 2 R W 4 idi 1 time OxFF 255 times OxBOi4 Endpoint Counter R W 4 000001 to OxFFFFF 0x00 Free Run 0x01 High Level Clear OxB018 Counter Clear 0 R W 4 0x02 Low Level Clear 0x04 Rising Edge Clear 0x08 Falling Edge Clear OxBO1C Length Counter 1 RW 4 0x00001 to OxFFFFF OxBO20 Start point Counter 1 1 R W 4 0x00000 to OxFFFFF 0 Infinite OxBO24
19. A BAYGB8 OxA410 Pixel Format type R W 4 0x0110000D BAYRG10 0x0110000E BAYGB10 Note CB 140GE has the same Bayer sequence for Full and any of partial scanning as RG Therefore comparing full scanning and partial scanning the centre might be shifted As the Pixel Format type CB 140GE supports BAYER GB 8 and BAYER GB 10 When this type is selected the output starts from 2nd line for all scanning 18 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 8 Functions and Operations 8 1 GigE Vision Standard Interface The CM 140GE and CB 140GE are designed in accordance with the GigE Vision standard In transmits digital images over Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cables All camera functions are also controlled via the GigE Vision interface The camera can operate in continuous mode providing an endless stream of images For capturing individual images related to a specific event the camera can also be trigged For precise triggering it is recommended to use a hardware trigger applied to the Hirose 12 pin connector It is also possible to initiate a software trigger through the GigE Vision interface However when using software trigger certain latency inherent to the GigE interface must be anticipated This latency that manifests itself as jitter greatly depends on the general conditions and traffic on the GigE connection The frame rate described in this manual is for the ideal case and may deteriorate depending on conditions When using multiple cameras g
20. CB 140GE is Pixel Type Packet data volume In case the Packet size is 1500 CM 140GE MONOB SNS eee S anan PACKED O PACKED MEE MONO10 745Mbit s CB 140GE BAYRG8 BAYGB8 372Mbit s BAYRG10 BAYBG10 745Mbit s In case using Jumbo Frame the packet data will be improved 2 For CM 140GE and CB 140GE the jumbo frame can be set at maximum 4040 Bytes Factory setting for packet size is 1428 Byte To set Jumbo Frame refer chapter 8 2 3 To ensure the integrity of packets transmitted from the camera is recommended to follow these simple guidelines 1 Whenever possible use a peer to peer network 2 When connecting several cameras going though a network switch make sure it is capable of handling jumbo packets and that it has sufficient memory capacity Configure inter packet delay to avoid congestion in networks switches Disable screen saver and power save functions on computers Use high performance computers with multi CPU hyper thread and 64 bit CPU etc Only used Gigabit Ethernet equipment and components together with the camera Use at least Cat5e or preferably Cat6 Ethernet cables Whenever possible limit the camera output to 8 bit CON Gx Uil BH W 8 2 3 How to set Jumbo Frame in Windows environments Click start and click Control Panel Click Performance and Maintenance Click System Click Hardware tab Click Device Manager 1 ee
21. CM 140GE CB 140GE is a GigE Vision compliant camera based on the CM 140MCL CB 140MCL Both the monochrome version CM 140GE and the color version CB 140GE provide a frame rate of 31 frames second at full resolution in continuous operation Using vertical binning CM 140GE only and partial scan provides higher frame rates The 1 2 CCD with square pixels offers a superb image quality The high speed shutter function and asynchronous random trigger mode allows the camera to capture high quality images of fast moving objects The color version CB 140GE based on CCD sensor with primary RGB Bayer mosaic filter outputs raw Bayer images Host based color interpolation is required to display or save color images The CM 140GE CB 140GE also complies with the GenlCam standards as it has in internal XML file that is used to describe the functions features of the camera For further information on GenlCam please go to www emva org As an application programming interface JAI provides an SDK Software Development Kit This SDK includes software documentation register information code examples and objects such as Transport Layer and Device Drivers High Performance Filter Driver and Standard Windows Stack The JAI SDK can be downloaded from www jai com The latest version of this manual can be downloaded from www jai com For camera revision history please contact your local JAI distributor 2 Camera nomenclature The standard camera composition co
22. E TU 33 EVAL ass UC al yl 2555 933oa idu uou s ePresa Ue Ka aM Sedes edu eai dI NEM EMMM IIdU neue M MET EE 33 8 5 4 Sequential Trigger Mode Pre Select trigger ccce 34 8 5 5 Delayed Readout mode Pre Select trigger ccce enn 35 8 5 6 Optical Black transfer MOdE ccc cee cece nec c eee c cece ceeeeceeeeeeesceeeseteesceeeeeeeess 36 8 6 Operation Mode and Functions Matrix csxe x e x e e x cece cece eee 37 2 ResIiSten Map essaicim de erPu MIS PUM EIE FN SDNMCMMnDrI dE UBI MU ten neste ceestesioeseeese nee Ue addens 37 9 External Appearance and DimensionS sssseseesesceseecesesseseecescoesesceseseeseecesceseseeceseese 47 10 SD SC Il IGA OMS o vos Her Sea nace cece EEE PE Prtlantd exse PLEN PP MM ErEMEA IUE NUMEN EU Ea 48 10 1 Spectral TOSDOTISOqaunquieh order ieteikt estia EVECta ERR EN EH Te nidas EE NCSE 48 TO Pe ez eee s PD 49 us TT TT m m 51 PREC AULIONS aa rt REPERI DOR EU REPERI MEINE Opadbpdsmd pu iP EMIEUNM CIN PP PIU 51 Tvpicalsensor Clarae teris Ele Soossssubesabadtas eine imda duco lb PIS actesoeasmicdeans dope ex PEINE 51 PRET NING SS AEE E AEE E E E E E E A E E NE 51 11 Users RECOM kirsin EE sevens E EA E FR E E EESE 54 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 1 General This manual covers the digital monochrome progressive scan camera CM 140GE and color progressive scan camera CB 140GE The
23. E tan H PEARS SERS ORS HEMT e SU YE A BR URP THU SHR SWS 115 AHR15F CB 140GE Supplement The following statement is related to the regulation on Measures for the Administration of the control of Pollution by Electronic Information Products known as China RoHS The table shows contained Hazardous Substances in this camera 5 mark shows that the environment friendly use period of contained Hazardous Substances is 15 years ETS Sil As BSW BN TL SERR DZS KHEDE A ECCE fai E 77 MV 8D Eya m nR EEA Broo AS B S n SU TC 5 Bh R ZS m BEBES TL BD PF A ER pe VESTES SRE SiR AM Cr VI PPB PBDE Cd Be 22 8 FE E Jt is BR o TREN SMR EAM AY RHI B HS T 11363 2006 BUE ROTR BESTE TERRE E DEMS IS HH BAT Ar BMH S T11363 2000 THREE PUTEA RISHI LTH o ARTA YA DR 58 AHHAR FB 3 fa e P aub Z 78 EJ SS EM SU TL TEIE S6 fe FHEJER UE NIA Tau ae tB 3 fs E tan H PEARS SERS ORS HEMT eia SU YE A BR URP THU SHR SWS 115 798BBRIT5tE
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25. LITY WE HEREWITH DECLARE THAT THIS PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH THE FOLOWING PROVISIONS APPLYING TO IT EN61000 6 2 EN61000 6 3 Company and product names mentioned in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners JAI A S cannot be held responsible for any technical or typographical errors and reserves the right to make changes to products and documentation without prior notification Europe Middle East amp Africa Asia Pacific Americas Phone 445 4457 8888 Phone 481 45 440 0154 Phone toll free 1 800 445 5444 Fax 45 4491 8880 Fax 481 45 440 0166 Phone 1 408 383 0300 Visit our web site at www j a i 8 com See the possibilities 54 CM 140GE Supplement The following statement is related to the regulation on Measures for the Administration of the control of Pollution by Electronic Information Products known as China RoHS The table shows contained Hazardous Substances in this camera 5 mark shows that the environment friendly use period of contained Hazardous Substances is 15 years ETS Sil As BSW BN TL SERR DZS ti da PEARKE fs E 77 Mya TTS Pranzo aK Ta nle TR HE J Aun BS 8 S n SU TC 5 Dh R ZS D Sink ZRA PBDE O RTPA BH EWR HR APRA EH ES 11363 2006 9 E BOR IB SERT lt ATRASAR STE SHAH RE HR MEER REUS T11363 2006 E ROT BEER WAT eb RSI LET xc IE RN ERR YA DR 58 FH BABR FB 3 5 S Feb tD Z 7 EJ SR EMI SU TL ZR TEIE RH fe HHV SI NIA ERRE tB 3 z
26. N OFF Other functions and settings Input Ext trigger GigE interface or 12 pin Hirose Important notes on using this mode m Trigger pulse width gt 1 LVAL to lt 2 seconds m he following table shows minimum trigger interval in synchronous accumulation mode Full scan 1 2 Partial 2 3 Partial 1 4 Partial 1 8 Partial V Binning In case of a synchronous mode the exposure time should be added to the above table A n CM 140 GE CB 140 GE LVAL sync timing LVAL SYNC Trigger Rising k Prohibited i lt lt TRIG aS a T 1L min A E i 1 1 WAL lii ll LI l LI LJ Uo Li e TLMAN mE S T CCD Exposure EEN a 7 1 N Exposure Time E EN a Jg 8 i FAVL 7 Ls1 Y Trigger Input during FVAL HIGH Rl IG LVAL sync Mode setting Full 63us to 94us V binning 89us to 126us Fig 26 Pulse width control L VAL sync LVAL a sync timing LAVL ASYNC I i 7 83y st 1u s TRIG E 1L min La x hh ESS zh 7 0 8 e MCC Exposure Time m n FAVL i Trigger Input During FVAL LOW PNE UH NN LVAL ASYNC Mode setting Full 63us to 94us V binning 89us to 126us Fig 27 Pulse Width control LVAL a sync 23 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 8 5 4 Sequential Trigger Mode Pre Select trigger The ROI Shutter and Gain values can be preset up to 10 sequences Along with every
27. Pulse width controlled exposure 4 Sequential trigger Pre selected exposure 5 Delayed Readout trigger Pre selected exposure 8 5 1 Continuous operation For applications not requiring asynchronous external trigger but where a continuous stream of images is required this mode should be used In this mode it possible to use a lens with video controlled iris For timing details refer to fig 18 through fig 23 To use this mode Set function Trigger mode Continuous Scanning Full Partial scanning Vertical binning On Off CM 140GE only Shutter mode Preset Programmable Auto Shutter speed Programmable exposure 30 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 8 5 2 Pre Select trigger mode An external trigger pulse initiates the capture and the exposure time accumulation time is the fixed shutter speed set by registers The accumulation can be LVAL synchronous or LVAL a synchronous The resulting video signal will start to be read out after the selected shutter time For timing details refer to fig 18 through fig 25 To use this mode Set function Trieger mode Pre Select PS Scanning Full Partial Vertical binning ON OFF Shutter mode Preset Programmable Abs Exposure time Shutter speed Programmable exposure Other functions and settings Input Ext trigger GigE interface or 12 pin Hirose Important notes on using this mode m Trigger pulse gt 1 LVAL to 1 FVAL m he following table shows minimum trigger interval in
28. aic The color image reconstruction is done in the host PC The Color sequence in the video signal is the same for all scanning formats N WE dE SZ 2 3 Partial 26 I cn 1 2 Partial L SZ 1 4 Partial Figure 12 shows the timing sequence for the Bayer 455 T mosaic read out for the available partial scan cn 1 8 Partial modes oO N The line readout follows LVAL The first valid pixel is the same timing as DVAL The Bayer color sequence starts with GBG for even line numbers RGR for odd line numbers WwW A UJ Ne sak LH oO ys LVAL 1 DVAL Fig 12 Bayer layout for each scanning 2 29 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 8 3 3 Electronic Shutter CM 140GE CB 140GE have conventional shutter functions as well as the GenlCam standard Exposure Time Abs function Preset Shutter 10 steps preset shutter are available OFF 1 31 1 60 1 100 1 250 1 500 1 1 000 1 2 000 1 4 000 1 8 000 1 10 000 sec See the register map included in the SDK documentation for details how to configure this register OxA004 Programmable Shutter It is possible to set the shutter speed in the range of 2L to 1052L by 1L unit in case of Full Frame operation When 625L is set it is the equivalent of OFF 1 31 or 32 17ms See the register map included in the SDK documentation for details how to configure this register OxA008 o Minimum Shutter Time 2L Maximum Shutter Time 3
29. al RJ 45 connectors with thumbscrews This assures that the connector does not come undone in tough industrial environments C C Please contact the nearest JAI distributor for details on recommended industrial RJ 45 connectors Fig 3 Gigabit Ethernet connector The digital output signals follow the Gigabit Ethernet interface using RJ 45 conforming connector The following is pin assignment for Gigabit Ethernet connector Pino mow CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 6 GPIO General purpose inputs and outputs 6 1 Overview All input and output signals pass through the GPIO General Purpose Input and Output module The GPIO module consists of a Look Up Table LUT Cross Point Switch 4 Pulse Generators and a 12 bit counter In the LUT the relationship between inputs counters and outputs is governed by internal register set up LVAL IN TRIGGER 0 DVAL IN FVAL IN TRIGGER 1 EEN IN OPT IN 1 OPT IN 2 OPT OUT 1 OPT OUT 2 Soft Trigger U Soft Trigger 1 Soft Trigger 2 Soft Trigger 3 Time Stamp Reset Cross point switch Pulse Generator 3 20 bit Counter Pulse Generator 20 bit Counter Pulse Generator 20 bit Counter Pulse Generator 20 bit Counter 25MHz 12 bit Pixel Clock Counter The blocks shown in the above diagram have the following functionality 6 1 1 LUT Look Up Table The LUT works as a cross point switch which allows
30. al mode only a synchronous mode is functional Therefore the trigger timing should be set so that the timing is not in synchronous mode Full Scan 1 2 Partial 2 3 Partial 1 4 Partial 1 8 Partial 1 2 V Binning 1052 L 818 L 702 L 528 L 442 L 527 L m The conditions for this table is that shutter speed should be set the same for all sequences If the shutter speed is different the difference of exposure time should be added It is recommended to set the exposure time in order of the shortest to the longest one m The minimum interval is gt Exposure time expressed in L Line FVAL 2 Here FVAL is 1052L m For proper operation It is not allowed to issue a trigger pulse immediately after the sequence is reset The trigger must be issued at least 500ms after the end of the sequence 8 5 5 Delayed Readout mode Pre Select trigger This mode can be used to delay the transmission of a captured image When several cameras are triggered simultaneously and connected to the same GigE interface it allows the cameras to be read out in sequence preventing congestion The image data is not transmitted directly by the trieger O and it is stored in the memory located at Ethernet Interface By the falling edge of the trigger 1 the image data is output Trieger O CCD Output CCD transfer gate Store in the GigE GigE Memory memory Trigger 1 Output from GigE Ethernet Output Example of setting 0xA040 Delayed Readout 0x11 0xB060 Trigger
31. ame NN CN 0xC194 Offset Y9 R W 4 0 to 1032 sere imp sem fe 0xC198 Offset Y10 R W 4 0 to 1032 GigE Vision streaming related registers g V alue Range T Default M Pos 80 S of value x OxA400 Horizontal Image 4 return proper value when Size normal V bin amp partial l return proper value when Read 0x01080001 Monog 0x010C0004 Mono 10 Packed Video Pixel Format Ed Monaro 0xA410 Type R W 4 0x01080009 BAYRG8 yP 0x0108000A BAYGB8 0x0110000D BAYRG10 0x0110000E BAYGB10 0 STD 30fps 1 STD 2 OxA414 Frame Skipping Ratio 4 2 STD 4 3 STD 8 OxA418 Payload Length Number of bytes register in a frame OxA41C OB Trans Mode R v d 5 uw 4 oto 1384 ver uw 4 oo 103 ey uw 4 o ort 1 0 Bit 31 GEV EVENT TRIG GER Bit30 GEV EVENT START OF EXPO SURE Bit29 GEV EVENT 4 END OF EXPOS URE Bit28 GEV EVENT START OF TRA NSFER Bit27 GEV EVENT END OF TRANS O Z Width W Max Height H Max Horizontal offset Vertical offset 0xA610 Event ON OFF register FER 2 2 2 Z ZZZ Zl Zl 44 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE g Address Value Range Description Default s of value value Camera Reset from O OFF reas owas ew e e e ew s 00 a e ew s le a e T GPIO Registers of value value Ul Counter Clock 0x00 25MHz Bypass i Divide by 2 OxBoo4 Counter Divide by Ryw 4 Divide by 3 Value Divide by 4096 0x00001 to Def
32. ccececececcceccece 25 Bayer mosaic color eeeeese 4 Bayer mosaic filt r cccceeeceeeeees 4 Bit Allocation Les 16 17 DIGINISMCS scecccsessessseescisssisnsonensoeass 52 CAMERA TRIGGER eere 11 Cato Ethernet L 0 n Eoo E K RE URS 19 20 CCD SENSOM ecceceeee 6 50 53 CCD LT dcscautmeceubecsumestousmeuanashews 27 continuous 19 23 28 29 31 Continuous operation x x x e e ee 5 Delayed Readout Mode 19 36 Electronic Shutter eeeess 24 Exposure Time Abs eeeeeee 24 external trigger eeeeeeees 27 External FCO Ol a eserencc nr err WRTR 5 FILLGPDEIVOI icesvsexcExEEEEEV EE EEP E de 4 c n 50 E E PRETI 24 Gigabit Ethernet eeeeeeee 7 GigE Vision compliant 4 19 GigE Vision Streaming Protocol 16 GPIO 7 8 11 25 35 47 GPIO programming examples 14 xve 7 19 33 Host based color interpolation 4 Inter Packet Delay ees 19 Lens MOUNt sss s sss s c e e c n e e e eee horn 51 Index 53 LVS 7 Network Interface Cards 19 Dal lal SCAN secssisiss inses E UU EE 4 29 Partidl SCanniliB esos ce esoussa ese os edi
33. er Frame Spacing 3014 Bytes S EN 16128 Bytes ow Control 4088 But Interrupt Moderation Aate xe 9014 Butes B Link Speed amp Dupes Locally Administered Address Log Link State Event Offload Receive IP Checksum Offload Receive TCP Checksum Offload Transmit IP Checksum Offload Transmit TCP Checksum LoS Packet Tagging Receive Descriptors 10 Click OK 11 Close Device Manager 12 Close System Properties clicking OK 8 2 4 Packet delay When using multiple cameras going through a switch and or a single path or when operating in a system with limited transmission bandwidth the Delayed Readout Mode and Inter Packet Delay functions can be useful Packet Delay interval between each packet This is set in the camera control tool E JAL Gamera Control Tool i potu aba Tsing B E GB 14DGE Model GB 140GE Manufacturer J I Corporation IP Address 1692541 amp 3 MAC Address 00 00 DF 02 3 User defined Name serial Humber betal00006 Network Interface ID FO MAc 00 07 Eg g Driver Type Filter Dr wer Packet Delay U Packet Size 1425 22 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 8 3 Basic functions The CM 140GE and CB 140GE cameras are progressive scan cameras with 10 or 8 bit video output in Gigabit Ethernet An analogue iris video signal DIP switch select can be used for controlling auto iris lenses The camera has 1 2 1 4 or 1
34. gisters as a only Value Range of value viue value Pre program 1 shutter value Pre program AT shutter value Pre program 5 shutter value Pre program 7 shutter value Pre program 8 shutter value Pre program 10 shutter value 1052 Pre program 1 Gain value mam to 1052 paren dj umm Tus a E Sequence Shutter 1 R R to 1052 to 1052 to 1052 mf R 2 R 2 R 2 2 2 to 1052 84 to 326 84 to 326 to 1052 to 1052 to 1052 to 1052 to 1052 Pre program 2 Gain value 41 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities g Value Range Default S R W 0xCO80 Sequence Gain 3 OxC084 Sequence Gain 4 Le 84 to 326 Pre program AT Gain value R W 0xCO88 Sequence Gain 5 OxCO8C Sequence Gain 6 EID 84 to 326 Pre program 6 Gain value EN R W 0xCO90 Sequence Gain 7 84 to 326 Pre program 7 Gain value 0 84 to 326 Pre program 3 Gain value 84 to 326 Pre program 5 Gain value OxC094 Sequence Gain 8 EID 84 to 326 Pre program 8 Gain value EN R W 0xC098 Sequence Gain 9 OxCOO9C Sequence Gain 10 con 84 to 326 Pre program 10 Gain value 84 to 326 Pre program 9 Gain value OxCOFO Sequence Reset 1 only Sequence Reset OxCOF4 oe are ee ode R W 0 to 255 Number of repetition Function 1 OxCOF8 Be quence mode R W 4 Oto 10 Ending position 1 Function 2 Oxcorc equence ROI R W 4 8to 1392 Width
35. hese devices should follow the requirements of electrostatic sensitive components Do not attempt to disassemble this camera Do not expose this camera to rain or moisture Do not face this camera towards the sun extreme bright light or light reflecting objects including laser sources When this camera is not in use put the supplied lens cap on the lens mount Handle this camera with the maximum care Operate this camera only from the type of power source indicated on the camera Remove power from the camera during any modification work such as changes of jumper and switch settings Typical Sensor Characteristics The following effects may be observed on the video monitor screen They do not indicate any fault of the camera but do associate with typical sensor characteristics V Aliasing When the camera captures stripes straight lines or similar sharp patterns jagged image on the monitor may appear Blemishes All cameras are shipped without visible image sensor blemishes Over time some pixel defects can occur This does not have a practical effect on the operation of the camera These will show up as white spots blemishes Exposure to cosmic rays can cause blemishes to appear on the image sensor Please take care to avoid exposure to cosmic rays during transportation and storage It is recommended using sea shipment instead of air flight in order to limit the influence of cosmic rays to camera Pixel defects blemishes also
36. ines the length of the Start point Counter 0x00001 to Defines the starting point of e Im 1 OxFFFFF the counter 0x00 infinite oxBoio start point Counter piw 4 0x01 1 time Defines the number of repeats 0 2 loops OxFF 255 times l 0x00001 to Defines the end point of the U Free Run High Level Clear OxB018 Counter 0 Clear R W 4 Low Level Clear Rising Edge Clear Falling Edge Clear H Address Function g Value Range Description Default 0Ox00001 to OxBO1C Length Counter 1 R W OxFFFFF Counter length Start point Counter 0x00001 to HE OTG Pe 0x00 infinite OxB024 n point Counter R W 4 a 1 time Repeat Count OxFF 255 times 0 Free Run 1 High Level Clear OxBO2C Counter 1 Clear R W 4 2 Low Level Clear 4 Rising Edge Clear 8 Falling Edge Clear 45 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities g Value Range v Default L mi r EF abide od in 0x00001 to OxB030 Length Counter 2 R W 4 OxFFFFF Counter length 1 Start point Counter 0x00001 to 0x00 infinite 0xB038 Start point Counter R W 4 n 1 time Repeat Count OxFF 255 times 2 2 0x00001 to Free Run High Level Clear Low Level Clear Rising Edge Clear 0xB040 Counter 2 Clear R W 4 Falling Edge Clear 0x00001 to OxBO44 Length Counter 3 OxFFFFF Counter length Start point Counter 0x00001 to OxB048 3 1 OxFFFFF Start Point 0x00 infinite S point Counter piw 4 Vds 1 time Repeat Count OxFF 255 times
37. iption Lud of value value 0x0948 Timestamp High Latched value of the timestamp most significant bytes Latched value of the timestamp least significant bytes 0 Disconnect 1 Exclusive control channel privilege 0x0a00 2 Control i i register 3 Exclusive KT 0x094C Timestamp Low OxOb10 MCDA R W Not specified message channel destination address register timeout ms 0x0b18 MCRC RW a message channel retry count jf Ox0d00 SCPO primary stream port register a Decided by primary stream channel packet system size register 1440 ey he RN packet size includes IP XML file UDP amp GVSP Header 32us Max 0x0d08 SCPDO R W 4 With 62 5MHz primary stream channel packet Tick delay register Time OCDE cued rimary stream channel Ox0d18 SCDAO R W 4 Decided by peras Sur destination address register application 39 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE Standard camera functions registers Prom di Address OxA000 OxA004 OxA008 OxA018 0xA040 0xA080 0xA084 OxAOCA OxAOEO OxA13C Preset shutter Programmable exposure PE Exposure TimeAbs single Trieger Mode Partial Scan Manual Gain Level 84 to 336 R W 7 v User Black level Test Stream Jumbo Packet Check m 1 Binning OFF n See the possibilities Default value Value Range of value Description 0 Preset shutter 1 Progra
38. lvanic separation the opto isolated inputs and outputs can cope with a wide range of voltages the voltage range for inputs is 3 3V to 24V DC whereas outputs will handle 5V to 24V DC The below figure shows the functional principle opto coupler of the opto isolated inputs outputs JIL C Fig 4 Opto coupler 6 2 1 Recommended External Input circuit diagram for customer EXTERNAL INPUT User Camera side Inside P hirose 12 connector Pin 4 and 6 a 7 e User Power 2k2 _ 4 3 8V to 24V 10kB 3 3V i 3 To 3 To camera circuit hirose 12 connector 3 Pin 3 and 5 82 Fig 5 External Input Circuit OPT IN 1 and 2 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 6 2 2 Recommended External Output circuit diagram for customer EXTERNAL OUTPUT User Power User side hirose 12 connector Pin 8 and 10 5V to 24V OUT hirose 12 connector Pin 7 and 9 Camera Inside To 12V A lt From Camera Circuit Fig 6 External Output Circuit OPT OUT 1 and 2 6 2 3 Optical Interface Specifications The relation of the Input signal and the output signal through optical interface is as follows Camera Output signal Output Line Voltage Rise Time RT us Time Delay Fall TDF us Output LEVEL User Vec OB 1 1 Fall Time FT us Fig 7 Optical In
39. may emerge due to prolonged operation at elevated ambient temperature due to high gain setting or during long time exposure It is therefore recommended to operate the camera within its specifications Patterned Noise When the sensor captures a dark object at high temperature or is used for long time integration fixed pattern noise may appear in the image Caution when mounting a lens on the camera When mounting a lens on the camera dusts particles in the air may settle on the surface of the lens or the image sensor of the camera It is therefore important to keep the protective caps on the lens and on the camera until the lens is mounted Point the lens mount of the camera downward to prevent dust particles from landing on the optical surfaces of the camera This work should be done in a dust free environment Do not touch any of the optical surfaces of the camera or the lens Exportation When exporting this product please follow the export regulation of your own country References 1 This manual can for CM 140 MCL CB 140 MCL can be downloaded from www jai com 2 Datasheet for CM 140 MCL CB 140 MCL can be downloaded from www jai com 51 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 3 The JAI SDK and camera Control Tool software can be downloaded from www jai com 4 Specifications for the CCD sensor Sony ICX 267AL and ICX 267AQ can be found on www jai com 52 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE Auto iris Polls cccccucc
40. mmable exposure 4 Exposure TimeAbs 0 Off 121 60 2 1 100 321 250 421 500 5 1 1000 6 1 2000 721 4000 8 1 8000 9 1 10000 Sets exposure time for image capture Fixed values for setting exposure Flexible setting of exposure time ranging from 61 2 us to 2 to 1052 OFF 32 2 ms using the L VAL period L as increment 1L is 30 584us 1052 Actual exposure time in 61 to 32174 microseconds us OFF The camera will round value off to match LVAL increments 32174 0x00 Continuous 0x01 Edge pre select 0x02 Pulse width control 0x09 Sequential PS 0x11 Delayed PS O Full Frame 122 3 Partial 2 1 2 Partial 3 1 4 Partial 4 1 8 Partial 0 to 1023 64 LSB 1023 32LSB 512 to 528 CM 140GE 0 OFF 1 White Noise 1 525 4 H Ramp Scale 5 V Ramp Scale 6 Moving Ramp Scale 40 OxA13C 0xA300 Test Stream Jumbo Packet Check Save Settings into User area CM 140 GE CB 140 GE Value Range of value CB 140GE 0 OFF 1 White Noise 4 H Ramp Scale 5 V Ramp Scale 6 Moving Ramp Scale 8 Color Bar 9 Color Bar 10 Moving Color Bar 1 User areal 2 User area2 3 User area3 O Factory area 1 User areal 2 User area2 3 User area3 aie value Allows use to save all camera settings Last used area number 1 becomes new default Allow the user to recall all camera settings to 3 W 4 0xA304 Load Settings 0xA308 EPROM current Area 4 No Sequence function re
41. mmended External Output circuit diagram for customer esee 10 6 2 3 Optical Interface Specifications ccceecceeeccceccccescceescceecceeesceessesesseeeecs 10 5 3 Inpuks ard outputs table ecce dd aste es ida Das n EI ETATIS ESSE EATER X ERPER MEI EO DID ET DMEUE 11 6 4 Configuring the GPIO module register settings c e x e ee eee 11 6 4 1 Input Output Signal SelECtOr cc cece cece cece cc eeccceecceesceeesceeesceeescsesceeescs 11 GAZ POE COURT TT 12 6 4 3 Pulse generators 20 Dit x 4 00 cece cece cece cece ccc eeeeeeeeceeeeceeesceesccseeeeseecs 12 6 5 GPIO programming ExAMPLES cccecccceccccccceescccescceesceeesceeesceescesescesescesesceees 14 6 5 1 GPIO in combination with Pulse Width trigger mode eere 14 6 5 2 Internal Trigger Generator ce x x x e x x e e x e ee eee 15 7 GigE Vision Streaming Protocol GVSP ccccceecccecccceccceescceesceeesceeesceeesceeescesecceeess 16 7 1 Digital Video Output Bit Allocation ecsseeeseeeeseeeeeee ene nee enhn 16 7 2 Bit Allocation Pixel Format Pixel Type CM 140GE monochrome 16 7 2 1 GVSP PIX MONOS 8bit ccc ccc ce cece cence cee nne nnne ehh hme hehehe 16 7 2 2 GVSP PIX MONO 10 1ODit cece cece cece cence nnn hh hme hehe hehe 16
42. nd accumulation start When trigger is received when FVAL is low the cameras works in LVAL asynchronous mode no delay mode This applies to both pre select PS trigger mode and pulse width trigger PW mode Ext trigger FVAL 1 In this period camera executes trigger at next LVAL prevents feed through noise 2 Avoid trigger at FVAL transition 1 L VAL period as the function may randomly switch between next LVAL and immediate 3 In this period camera executes trigger immediately no delay Fig 15 Auto detect LVAL sync a sync accumulation 25 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE RU See the possibilities 8 3 6 Rear panel indicator The rear panel mounted LED provides the following information 9 Amber Power connected initiating Steady green Camera is operating in Continuous mode 3 Flashing green The camera is receiving external trigger TE Ethernet Connector indicates leg E Steady Green 1000 Base T has been connected hn Flashing green 100 Base T or 10 Base T is connected G E Flashing amber Network active in communication Note When flashing green video Is not streamed through Ethernet Fig 16 Rear Panel 8 4 Sensor Layout and timing 8 4 1 CCD Sensor Layout The CCD sensor layout with respect to pixels and lines used in the timing and video full frame read out is shown below Effective Video Output 1052 1392 H x 1040 V Pixel 1 1 1434 OB OB 2 1392 4
43. ng the GPIO in combination with Pulse Width trieger mode The clock generator and counter can be programmed in very fine increments 24 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE As for the setting example refer to chapter 6 5 1 8 3 4 Auto lris Lens video output 12 pin Hirose connector This analogue signal is not routed through the GPIO Video This signal is available at pin 4 of 12 pin Hirose Output connector It can be used for lens iris control in 10k Continuous mode only GND The signal is taken from the CCD sensor output before the gain circuit The video output is without sync The signal is 0 7 Vpp from 400 Q Fig 13 Video output circuit AC coupled To use this signal an internal DIP switch must be set as follows 100 Level Analog Out mV The auto iris lens video output is enabled by setting switch CCD Out mV 200 265 SW600 to ON to the left The internal DIP switch is set to OFF to the right as factory default Fig 14 Iris video output 8 3 5 Auto detect LVAL sync a sync accumulation This function replaces the manual setting found in older JAI cameras Whether accumulation is synchronous or a synchronous in relationship to LVAL depends on the timing of the trigger input When trigger is received while FVAL is high during readout the camera works in LVAL synchronous mode preventing reset feed trough in the video signal There is a maximum jitter of one LVAL period from issuing a trigger a
44. ns and Functions Lens mount C mount Note 1 CCD sensor 1 2 inch CCD sensor 12 pin connector DC 12V power and GPIO interface RJ 45 Gigabit Ethernet connector with treaded holes for thumbscrews LED Indication for power and trigger input LED GigE Network condition LINK LED GigE Network condition ACT Holes for RJ 45 thumbscrews When an RJ 45 connector with thumbscrews is used remove the two screws located above and below the Ethernet connector Mounting holes M3 depth 4mm for tripod mount plate 1 Note Rear protrusion on C mount lens must be less than 10 0mm Fig 1 Locations CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 5 Pin Assigament 5 1 12 pin Multi connector DC in GPIO Iris Video Type HR10A 10R 12PB Hirose male Seen from rear of camera Pinno Signal Remarks 1 GN E YE 3 OpoN2 GND L4 Ono IN 2 eis Video outer 5 OptoNT e OptolN1 C jm Opto IN 1 OpoOui E GPIO IN OUT wot Opto Out 1 9 Opto Out 2 J E ME Opto Out 2 12 V DC DUE Fig 2 12 pin connector OO GND E aeo cutput unc gan be set by the internal DP sec Iris Video output function can be set by the internal DIP switch 5 2 Digital Output Connector for Gigabit Ethernet Type RJ 45 HFJ11 1GO2E L21RL or equivalent The CM 140GE and CB 140GE cameras also accept industri
45. nsists of the camera main body and C mount protection cap The camera is available in the following versions CM 140 GE Where C stands for Compact family M stands for Monochrome 140 represents the resolution 1 4 million pixel and GE stands for GigE Vision interface CB 140 GE Where C stands for Compact family B stands for Bayer mosaic color 140 represents the resolution 1 4 million pixel and GE stands for GigE Vision interface CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 3 Main Features Member of C3 Compact series covering VGA to UXGA resolution 1380 h x 1040 v 4 65 um square pixels 1 2 progressive scan Monochrome and Bayer mosaic color versions 31 frames second with full resolution in continuous operation 30 frames second with external trigger and full resolution Increased frame rate with vertical binning CM 140 GE only and partial scan Exposure time from 30 584us to 2 sec using Pulse Width trigger mode Programmable exposure from 61 168us to 32 17 ms in Full Frame scan Sequencer trigger mode for on the fly change of gain exposure and ROI Pre select and Pulse Width trigger modes LVAL synchronous asynchronous operation auto detect Auto iris lens video output allows a wider range of light GigE Vision Interface with 10 or 8 bit output Programmable GPIO with opto isolated inputs and outputs Comprehensive software tools and SDK for Windows XP Vista CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 4 Locatio
46. oing through a switch and or a single path or when operating in a system with limited transmission bandwidth the Delayed Readout Mode and Inter Packet Delay functions can be useful 8 2 Recommended Network Configurations Although the CM 140GE and CB 140GE conform to Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802 3 not all combinations of network interface cards NICs and Switches Routers are suitable for use with the GigE Vision compliant camera JAI will endeavor to continuously verify these combinations in order to give users the widest choice of GigE components for their system design 8 2 1 Verified Network Interface Cards NICs At the time of publishing this document these combinations have been verified NIC manufacturer PCI Bus PCI X Bus PCI Express Bus Intel ien 1 n Intel RO TOUT Intel NM 1 EXPI9300PT Ux Minimum PC requirements are as follows in order to fulfill the above conditions Intel Core 2 Duo 2 4GHz or better alternatively AMD Athlon 64 x2 CPU At least 2 GB memory Video Card with PCI Express Bus x 16 VRAM better than DDR2 with 256 MB or more and display capability of 2560 x 1600 More than 200 GB free disk space Windows XP SP2 32bit Do not use screen saver and power save functions Pentium 4 type PC is not recommended due to dependency on chip set bus performance 19 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 8 2 2 Video data rate network bandwidth The video bit rate for CM 140GE and
47. ounter 0 100 Clocks 0xB010 Repeat Count 0 0xB014 End point Counter 0 750 Clocks 0xB018 Counter Clear 0 4 Rising Edge Clear 0xB060 CAMERA TRIGGER Selector 11 pulse generator 0 0xB090 Pulse Generator 0 Selector 4 OPT IN 1 Trigger 0 OPT IN 1 Pulse Generator 0 20bit Counter OPT IN 1 Pulse Generator 0 output RE i 1 ibit Pixel Clock Counter 100 i i 750 Fig 8 Pulse Generator Timing Example 1 1000 14 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 6 5 2 Internal Trigger Generator Create a trigger signal and trigger the camera 0xA040 1 Pre Select PS 0xB000 0xB004 1987 1 1988 dev Line Rate 0xB008 OxBOOC OxBO10 0xB014 End point Counter 0 500 Clocks 0xB018 Counter Clear 0 0 No Clear gt Trigger 0 L IN D A i Cross Point Switch lt Pulse Generator 0 PE 20bit Counter Li ne Rate 32 696K P 12bit Pixel Clock 65MHz Pulse Generator 0 i output 00 Line dR 500 Line Wpuu 1000 Line Fig 9 Pulse Generator 0 timing Example 2 15 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 7 GigE Vision Streaming Protocol GVSP 7 1 Digital Video Output Bit Allocation Although the CM 140GE and CB 140GE are digital cameras the image is generated by an analog component the CCD sensor The table and diagram bel
48. ow show the relationship between the analog CCD output level and the digital output Analog Signal Digital Out 10 bit Setup 3 6 25mV 32LSB 200mV 700mV 890LSB 230mV 800mV 1023LSB The standard setting for 10 bit video level is 890 LSB 200 mV CCD output level equals 100 video output 1023 Wh i te C ip Level 890 1096 Leve 5 OQ O 32 B lack Leve 7 Fig 10 Digital Output 25 Aaa S igna l fv 700 800 7 2 Bit Allocation Pixel Format Pixel Type CM 140GE monochrome In the GigE Vision Interface GVSP GigE Vision Streaming Protocol is used as an application layer protocol relying on the UDP transport layer protocol It allows an application to receive image data image information and other information from a device In the monochrome camera CM 140GE the following pixel types supported by GVSP are available With regard to the details of GVSP please refer GigE Vision Specification available from AIA www machinevisiononline org 7 2 1 GVSP PIX MONOS 8bit 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte BEEE NNNNA BEE STET 7 2 2 GVSP PIX MONO10 10bit 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte 4 Byte po 1 v1 1 AS y o iol 1121al4l5la zlalol xi xi xi xi xi xlo 1 2 a 4151 al zlalol xi xi xI x1 x x 16 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 7 2 3 GVSP PIX MONO10 PACKED 10 bit BEEN NENNEN QO 7 iatatstalzistalalixixiolilyixtatalalstelzialolotatalstel7isialolitxixtolitxixiotalalstalzialo Value 0x01080001 Mono8 OxA410
49. ter address 0xA040 in order to set trigger mode Note 2 Vertical Binning is available for only CM 140GE Note 3 Auto iris output is available only on Continuous mode with full resolution or with vertical binning It cannot be used with partial scan mode 9 Register Map The below table provides detailed information for the hardware registers used for controlling the camera and obtaining information on the status of the camera The content of this register map is also found in the XML file as stipulated by the GenlCam standard Generic Registers e oe Value Range of value Major Minor vector Device MAC address 0x0008 high 0x000c Device MAC address low 0x0014 0x0024 Current IP address 0x0034 0x0044 Current default gateway persistent DHCP LLA persistent IP address setup DHCP 37 Upper 4 bytes of the MAC address ue value Version of the GigE Standard to which the device is compliant Information about device mode of operation Lower 4 bytes of the MAC address Bits can be OR ed All other bits are reserved and set to 0 DHCP and LLA bits must be Bits can be OR ed LLA is always activated and is read CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities j g Value Range eem Default aoe H a 0x0068 Model name e g CM 140GE omm Soeren e m o Manufacturer Provides extended 0x00A8 monde manufacturer information specific info about the device n LEE
50. terface Performance 10 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 6 3 Inputs and outputs table Output Port OPT OPT BU Pulse Pulse Pulse Pulse wan ox ox xe xe ee fe fe fe aa eee eee man x T e fe fe o nn a ee ee eee ormi o e oe oe fe fe e fe fe orme e e e oe foe e ee fe lee meo o o o o e oe e e fe mee o e eo e oe eo lee mee o e 2 e 2 2 le e gt mwe3 o o eo 2 oe eo oe fPusecen o o o o 2 x e oe lo meg o o o e o 2 x fe co Pussen o o o 2 eo px fpusecens o o Jo o eo o x LEGEND O valid combination X Not valid do not use this combination Input Port 6 4 Configuring the GPIO module register settings 6 4 1 Input Output Signal Selector Address Value Range Selector CAMERA TRIGGER Camera Trigger OxB060 0 0 R W 4 GPIO Selector for Camera Trigger 0x00 CAMERA LVAL IN 0xB064 Selector CAMERA Trigger 1 Camera Trigger R W 4 0x01 CAMERA DVAL IN For Delayed Trigger 1 0x02 CAMERA FVAL IN Selector GPIO PORT 1 GPIO_Port1 0x03 CAMERA EEN IN CI CE MN ORT Taw RTE x05 or 07 ee GPIO_Port2 v OxOC SOFT TRIG 0 Optical Out 2 Ox0D SOFT TRIG 1 PulseG torO OxB090 Pulse Generator 0 Selector us SENE P 1 OxB094 Pulse Generator 1 Selector R W W OxOF SOFT TRIG 3 W W W W 0x12 Pulse Generator 2 0x13 Pulse Generator 13 Ox7F No Connect OxBO
51. trigger input the image data with the preset sequence is output as described below Trigger a 17 1f t Sequence Operation Signals added to trigger can be selected by 0xB060 Camera Trigger Selector on register map via GPIO The camera will functions on the rising edge of the trigger and Negative or Positive should be determined accordingly For the sequence the following default settings are installed ID Width Height ud ud x Shutter Gain 1 1392 1040 0 0 1052 0 0 0 0 6 19 14 0 0 102 7 139 iM0 0 0 152 0 8 192 iM0 0 0 102 0 9 139 iM0 0 0 1082 0 10 139 oan 0 0 12 0 The following registers are used to configure the sequence OxCOF4 Sequence Repetitions Number of Repetitions OxCOF8 Sequence Ending Position Ending Position OxA30C Sequence Reset Command 1 only OxB060 Selection for Camera Trigger 0 OxA040 Trigger mode selection and 0x09 for Sequential PS mode Setting Repeat 5 times from ID 1 through ID 8 OxCOF4 Set to 0x05 OxCOF8 Set to 0x08 OxBO60 For instance Pin 6 of the 12 pin Hirose connector for Opto IN 1 0xA040 Sequential PS 9 OxA3FO Set this for start OxA040 Set Normal Mode 0 for stop Please refer the detailed register description on Camera Register Map which is included in the SDK 34 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE The following table shows the minimum trigger interval in a synchronous accumulation mode In the sequenti
52. ty sheet For the currer 7 K Note The following procedure is the case you use Intel R 1000 Accordingly the procedure is different if you use different NIC appeared on Network Adaptors In that case set the item of a similar content described here 8 Click Advanced tab Intel R PRO 1000 MT Network Connection Properties 2 X General Advanced Driver Details Resources Power Management The following properties are available for this network adapter Click the property you want to change on the left and then select its value on the right Property Value Adaptive Inter Frame Spacing Enabled Enable PME Flow Control Interrupt Moderation Aate Jumbo Frames Link Speed amp Duplex Locally Administered Address Log Link State Event Offload Recenve IP Checksum Offload Recenve TCP Checksum Offload Transmit IP Checksum Offload Transmit TCF Checksum QoS Packet Tagging Receive Descriptors 21 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE EU See the possibilities 9 Select Jumbo Frames of Property and select 9014 of Value Intel R PRO 1000 MT Network Connection Properties 2 X General amp dvanced Driver Details Resources Power Management The following properties are available for this network adapter Click the property you want to change on the left and then select its value on the right Property Value Adaptive Int
53. w w 2 3 4 5 System Properties System Restore Automatic LI pdates Remote General Computer Mame Hardware Advanced Device Manager T The Device Manager lists all the hardware devices installed e an your computer Use the Device Manager to change the properties of any device aec Manager i Driver Signing lets you make sure that installed drivers are compatible with Windows Windows Update lets you set up how Windows connects to Windows Update for drivers Hardware Profiles eh Drivers 7 Hardware profiles provide a way for vou to setup and store 2 different hardware configuratians Hardware Profiles 20 CM 140 GE CB 140 GE 6 Expand Network adapters 7 Select target NIC right click and click Properties Device Manager File Action View Help eS 2a Re fTGE DEYELOP 3 Computer See Disk drives E Display adapters LA DYDICD ROM drives Floppy disk controllers A Floppy disk drives Ha Human Interface Devices T IDE ATAJATAPI controllers g IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers Keyboards 1 Mice and other pointing devices Monitors BB Network adapters BR 1394 Met Adapter ZE Intel R PRO 1000 Mtii alata BB Intel RiPRO 1000 amp Update Driver c 2 Ports COM amp LPT Disable Processors Uninstall C SCSI and RAID controle e Sound video and game x H H Scan Far hardware changes Propigties Opens proper
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