FLIR Photon Block 2 Manuel utilisateur

Photon Block 2

User Guide

412-0035-00-10

Version 100

FLIR Systems

Indigo Operations

70 Castilian Dr.

Goleta, CA 93117-3027

805 964-9797 FAX 805 685-2711

www.indigosystems.com

Photon User Guide 412-0035-00-10 Version 100

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................. 4

2PHOTON SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................ 4

3UNPACKING YOUR PHOTON CAMERA...................................................................... 5

4OPTIONAL PHOTON ACCESSORIES............................................................................ 6

5OVERVIEW OF THE PHOTON ELECTRICAL INTERFACE.................................... 6

INPUT POWER............................................................................................................................... 8

ANALOG VIDEO OUTPUT ............................................................................................................. 8

COMMAND AND CONTROL CHANNEL........................................................................................... 9

DIGITAL DATA CHANNEL ............................................................................................................ 9

EXTERNAL SYNCHRONIZATION.................................................................................................... 9

Voltage Outputs .................................................................................................................... 10

Input/Output Pins.................................................................................................................. 10

6BASIC OPERATION OF THE PHOTON CAMERA.................................................... 11

7REMOTE CONTROL OF THE PHOTON CAMERA .................................................. 12

INSTALLATION OF PHOTON CONTROL PANEL SOFTWARE .......................................................... 13

CONNECTING PHOTON TO A PC VIA THE I/O MODULE ............................................................... 13

TROUBLESHOOTING THE COMMAND &CONTROL LINK ............................................................. 13

OPERATION OF THE PHOTON CONTROL PANEL .......................................................................... 14

7.1.1 Control Panel Camera Tab................................................................................... 15

7.1.2 Control Panel Video Tab ...................................................................................... 19

7.1.3 Control Panel AGC Tab........................................................................................ 25

7.1.4 Control Panel About Tab...................................................................................... 28

8PHOTON DIGITAL DATA CHANNEL.......................................................................... 29

USING THE DIGITAL DATA CHANNEL ........................................................................................ 29

9PHOTON PHYSICAL INTERFACE ............................................................................... 30

DIMENSIONED DRAWINGS ......................................................................................................... 30

WEIGHT ..................................................................................................................................... 30

MOUNTING................................................................................................................................. 31

APPENDIX A: PIN-OUT DEFINITIONS ............................................................................... 37

I/O MODULE .............................................................................................................................. 37

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Cautions:

•Do not remove the camera cover. Disassembly of the camera (including removal of the

cover) can cause permanent damage and will void the warranty.

•Operating the camera outside of the specified input voltage range or the specified

operating temperature range can cause permanent damage.

•The camera is not sealed. Avoid exposure to dust and moisture and replace the lens cap

when not in use.

•Do not image extremely high intensity radiation sources, such as the sun, lasers, arc

welders, etc.

•The camera is a precision optical instrument and should not be exposed to excessive

shock and/or vibration. Refer to the Product Specification (ISC doc. 102-0005-09) for

detailed environmental requirements.

•This camera contains static-sensitive electronics and should be handled appropriately.

•If you have questions that are not covered in this manual, or need service, contact

Customer Support at (805) 964-9797 for additional information prior to returning a

camera.

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1INTRODUCTION

The Photon is a long-wavelength (7.5 – 13.5 microns) uncooled microbolometer camera designed

for infrared imaging applications that demand absolute minimum size, weight, and power

consumption. It is available with five different lens options: 14.25 mm focal length (50° H field of

view or FOV), 19 mm focal length (36° HFOV), 30 mm (23° HFOV), 35 mm (20° HFOV) or 50

mm (14° HFOV). The camera provides “power-in, video-out” capability, which means that one

need only apply input voltage to receive analog video. For those applications demanding more

advanced control the Photon includes a serial interface (RS-232) for transmitting camera

commands and receiving status. Photon provides digital data interface via a parallel interface.

2PHOTON SPECIFICATIONS

•324 (H) x 256 (V) uncooled microbolometer sensor array, 38 x 38 micron pixels

•Input power range: 5.0 – 24.0 VDC

•Power Consumption: 1.5 Watts (nominal at room temperature with 8V input)

•Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +75°C external temp range

•Dimensions: see detailed drawings in Section 9

•Weight: approx 97 grams for camera core

•Analog video output: NTSC (PAL optional)

•Remote interface: RS-232 (Control Panel software included.)

•Included features:

o2X Digital Zoom with electronic pan/tilt

oDigital Detail Enhancement

Note: These specifications are subject to change without notice. See the Electrical Interface

Control Document (ISC doc. 102-1238-41) for detailed interface descriptions.

Figure 1: Photon 50 mm, 30 mm, 19 mm and 14.25 mm

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3UNPACKING YOUR PHOTON CAMERA

The items shown in Figure 2 come standard in your Photon Camera package. If there is any

discrepancy between this list and the contents of your camera package, please contact FLIR

Systems Customer Support immediately at (805) 964-9797.

1. Photon camera

2. I/O Module

3. Interface cable

4. 110/220V AC/DC Converter with outlet plug

5. Wear Saver (may not be needed)

6. User’s Guide and Photon OEM GUI

Figure 2: Standard Photon Camera and OEM Package

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4OPTIONAL PHOTON ACCESSORIES

•Digital data serial-to-parallel module (parallel data cable sold separate)

•Pleora IPort

•Battery Pack

Figure 3: Some of the Photon Accessories

5OVERVIEW OF THE PHOTON ELECTRICAL INTERFACE

Depending on connector type, either a 15-pin HD D-Sub or a 30-pin SAMTEC, thru which

input/output signals are available on the back of the Photon camera.

The 15-pin high density or HD D-Sub connector pin definitions are shown in Table 2. The

signals on this connector include input power, analog video output, serial communication

channel for command and control and the digital data output.

Table 1: 15-Pin HD D-Sub (F) Connector Pin Definitions

Pin # Signal Name Signal Definition

1 VIDEO_HI Analog Video, positive output

2 SD_ FSYNC+ Digital Port 1 Sync, positive output

3 GND Ground

4 GND Ground

5 GND Ground

6 VIDEO_LO Analog Video, negative output see

7 SD_ CLK+ Digital Port 1 Clock, positive output

8 SD_ DATA+ Digital Port 1 Output Data, positive output

9 TX Primary Serial Communication transmit

10 PWR_IN Input voltage

11 SD_CLK- Digital Port 1 Clock, negative output

12 SD_FSYNC- Digital Port 1 Sync, negative output

13 SD_DATA- Digital Port 1 Output Data, negative output

14 RX Primary Serial Communication receive

15 PWR_IN Input voltage

Figure 4: 15-pin HD D-Sub (M) connector on camera

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The Photon camera provides all input/output signals via a single 30-pin SAMTEC TFML-115-

02-S-D-P connector (J1) with pin definitions as shown in Table 2 The signals on this connector

include input power, analog video output, serial communication channel for command and

control, external sync, voltage output, I/O pins and the digital data output.

Table 2: 30-pin Power Board to External I/O Connector Pin Definitions

Pin # Signal Name Signal Definition

1,2,5,6 GND Ground

3 3.15V_OUT 3.15V output

4 PWR_IN Input voltage

7 1.5V_OUT 1.5V output

8 LIN Do not connect

9 RX2 Spare Serial Communication receive

10 RX Primary Serial Communication receive

11 TX2 Spare Serial Communication transmit

12 TX Primary Serial Communication transmit

13 LVDS_VID2+ Digital Port 2 Output Data, positive output

14 SD_DATA- Digital Port 1 Output Data, negative output

15 LVDS_VID2- Digital Port 2 Output Data, negative output

16 SD_ DATA+ Digital Port 1 Output Data, positive output

17 LVDS_VID1+ Digital Port 2 Sync, positive output

18 SD_FSYNC- Digital Port 1 Sync, negative output

19 LVDS_VID1- Digital Port 2 Sync, negative output

20 SD_ FSYNC+ Digital Port 1 Sync, positive output

21 LVDS_VID0+ Digital Port 2 Clock, positive output

22 SD_CLK- Digital Port 1 Clock, negative output

23 LVDS_VID0- Digital Port 2 Clock, negative output

24 SD_ CLK+ Digital Port 1 Clock, positive output

25 TEMP2 Temp Sensor port 2

26 DIS0_EXT External Sync

27 DIS2_EXT Discrete Input Channel 2

28 VIDEO_LO Analog Video, negative output

29 DIS1_EXT Discrete Input, Channel 1

30 VIDEO_HI Analog Video, positive output

Note: The mating connector is SAMTEC SFML-115-T1-S-D-K

30 4

Figure 5: 30-pin SAMTEC (M) connector on camera

Note: See the Electrical Interface Control Document (ISC doc. 102-1238-41) for detailed interface

requirements. Pin-out definitions for the I/O Module are provided in Appendix A.

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Input Power

Included with the Photon camera is an AC/DC converter that generates 8VDC input power from

110 VAC or 220 VAC. If you prefer to provide your own power supply, please verify that the

input power at the camera connector meets the specifications shown in Table 3 when applied

across PWR_IN and GND pins.

CAUTION: Reversing polarity of input power will damage the camera’s internal power supply

and repair is not covered under the camera warranty.

Table 3: Input Power Requirements

Parameter

Baseline

Value

Comment

Minimum voltage 5.0 V Absolute minimum is 4.8V

Maximum voltage 24.0V Absolute maximum is 26 V

Nominal Load

Power

<2000 mW Typical power is 1500 mW

Peak Load Power

at start-up

4000 mW Assuming no load between

HTR and HTR_RTN.

Analog Video Output

The video output of the Photon camera can be configured to either NTSC or PAL-compatible.*

In either case, the output is intended to drive a 75-ohm load. Use of coaxial cable with 75 ohm

characteristic impedance is strongly suggested. The analog video signal is across the

VIDEO_LO and VIDEO_HI pins. See Table 4 for a list of other relevant video parameters.

Table 4: Video parameters

Parameter NTSC PAL

Monochrome equivalent RS-170A CCIR

Frame rate 29.97 Hz 25 Hz

Active video lines 480 510

# displayed detector samples 320 (H) x 240 (V) 320 (H) x 255 (V)

Note: To use the Photon Isotherm option, the video monitor must be color capable. For display

of Photon video without Isotherm capability, a monitor complying with the monochrome-

equivalent standard shown in Table 4 can be used.

*NTSC is the U.S. standard for color analog video. PAL is the European standard.

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Command and Control Channel

Remote control of the Photon camera is provided via a RS-232 serial interface consisting of

signals named RX, TX and GND using 3.3 volt signal levels. Section 7 provides information

regarding remote control using the Photon OEM GUI. The Electrical Interface Control

Document (ISC doc. 102-1238-41) describes the serial communications protocol for the Photon

camera.

Digital Data Channel

Photon provides a digital channel with real-time serialized digital video. The camera outputs

either 8-bit or 14-bit data using the SD_CLK±, SD_FSYNC± and SD_DATA± signals.

Conversion of the digital data to a parallel format for data acquisition requires a serial-to-parallel

converter accessory or an Ethernet Module which is also an accessory. Section 8 provides

information regarding the digital data interface. Also, the Electrical Interface Control Document

(ISC doc. 102-1238-41) describes the specific timing information.

External Synchronization

Photon camera provides the ability to either accept or output frame synchronization if needed.

1. Slave Mode: The camera will accept a frame synchronization signal on the interface

connector (DIS0_EXT) when configured as a slave via the serial communications port. The sync

signal starts the FPA frame timing sequence. The sync signal consists of a positive going, 3 volt

pulse as defined in Table 5. The frame sync signal should be sent only once per frame and the

camera core will not output digital data until a valid frame sync is received. The video output

(analog) of the camera core is enabled while in external sync mode, however, the video frame

rate depends upon the external frame sync rate (e.g. the analog video may not conform to timing

standards). The camera synchronization state must be set prior to power-up (e.g. after the mode

is changed and saved, the camera must be re-started).

Table 5: Frame Sync Input Requirements

Frequency

Range

Pulse width

(minimum)

0 to 30 Hz 135ns

2. Master Mode: The camera will output a frame synchronization signal on the interface

connector (DIS0_EXT) when configured as a master via the serial communications port. The

sync signal corresponds to the start of the FPA frame timing sequence. The sync signal shall

consist of a positive going, 3 volt pulse as defined in Error! Reference source not found. . The

frame sync signal shall occur only once per frame. This signal output is intended to drive one

Photon which is configured for slave mode operation.

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Table 6: Frame Sync Output Requirements

Frequency

Range

Pulse width

(minimum)

29.97 Hz (NTSC

mode)

200 ns

25 Hz (PAL

mode)

200ns

Voltage Outputs

The Photon camera provides two conditioned voltage outputs, 3.15V_OUT and 1.5V_OUT,

intended to power auxiliary electronics and accessories. The characteristics of these two outputs

are shown in Table 7.

Table 7: Output Power Requirements

Parameter 3.15V_OUT 1.5V_OUT

Voltage 3.16V + 0.11V 1.50V + 0.05mV

Max. Supply

Current

500 mA 700 mA

Input/Output Pins

The Photon camera allows for custom defined I/O pins that can be programmed at the factory for

selected applications. Contact FLIR Systems Customer Support at (805) 964-9797 for details.

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