Primetech PXA30SHP Manuel utilisateur

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RoHS

Operation Manual Ver. 1.1

VGA CCD Black & White Camera

Primetech Engineering Corp.

Model

PXA30SHP

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Thank you for your purchase of the Primetech Engineering product.

We ensure that you will enjoy this and other products from Primetech Engineering for many years.

Keep this manual and warranty card handy for future reference.

To ensure the safe use of this product, carefully read the warnings and cautions provided below prior to use:

Warning

Failure to follow the warning message may result in death or serious injury.

Caution

Failure to follow the caution message may result in injury or property damage.

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Never disassemble or modify the product.

Do not touch the connection cable pins or metal parts with wet hands.

Do not use the product in a place exposed to rain or water droplets or where toxic gases (liquids) are generated

nearby.

If the product will not be used for an extended period of time, unplug the connection cable from the camera.

When installing, inspecting or handling the product in a high place, implement sufficient measures beforehand to

prevent the device and parts from falling.

If you see smoke, smell a bad odor or hear an abnormal noise, immediately turn off the power supply and

unplug the cable from the product.

Do not use this product in a system that may cause a serious accident if the product exhibits an abnormality.

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■Use the product within the operating temperature range (-5 to +45°C).

■Use the product at the specified power-supply voltage (+12 VDC).

■Avoid any strong impact or vibration to the product.

■Provide sufficient space around the installed product to prevent the product's internal temperature from rising.

■If the product is used in a dusty environment, be sure to implement dust-protection measures.

■Be sure to turn off the power supply after the cable has been unplugged and then plugged in again with the

power on.

■Dust and smudges on the surface of the cover glass will appear as black stains on the image. Blow away any

dust with air, etc., and wipe off any smudges using a cotton swab moistened with ethyl alcohol.

When cleaning smudges, be careful not to scratch the surface of the cover glass.

■It is recommended to use a daylight-color fluorescent lamp or other light source that is free from infrared light.

When using a halogen lamp or other light source containing infrared light, use an infrared cutoff filter.

■Do not share the power supply with a motor or other type of noise-generating device.

■The SG (signal ground) and FG (frame ground) are connected inside the camera. Design the system in such a

way as to prevent the looping caused by ground potential difference.

Supplemental Note

■A period of 10 to 20 minutes of aging after turning on the power allows more stable images to be captured.

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Primetech Engineering shall assume no responsibility for the following under any circumstance:

■Loss arising from fire, earthquake, a man-made disaster or an act of God; willful or accidental misuse of the

product; or use of the product by a third party in an abnormal manner;

■Loss arising from repair or modification performed by the customer;

■Incidental loss (lost business profit, suspension of business, etc.) arising from the use of or inability to use the

product; and

■Loss arising from malfunction, etc., caused by the combined use of connected devices.

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Revision History

Revision

Date of revision

Description of change

1.0

2019/03/14

Released the initial version.

1.1

2020/07/15

Correction of errors

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Table of Contents

1. Overview.................................................................................................................................................................................6

1.1. Characteristics................................................................................................................................................................6

2. System Configuration.............................................................................................................................................................7

3. Connection Diagram ..............................................................................................................................................................8

4. Specifications of Camera Parts .............................................................................................................................................9

4.1. Front/Top/Bottom ............................................................................................................................................................9

4.2. Rear panel.....................................................................................................................................................................10

4.3. Pin assignment for VIDEO OUT/DC IN/SYNC terminal.............................................................................................12

4.4. Input phase specifications for external VD/HD signal.................................................................................................13

4.5. WEN output specifications ...........................................................................................................................................13

4.6. Trigger pulse specifications..........................................................................................................................................14

5. Shutter Speed Setting..........................................................................................................................................................15

6. Trigger Mode Setting............................................................................................................................................................16

6.1. Normal Shutter Mode ...................................................................................................................................................16

6.2. Restart Reset Mode......................................................................................................................................................16

6.3. External Triggered Shutter Mode.................................................................................................................................17

6.3.1. Mode1 non-reset mode.....................................................................................................................................17

6.3.2. Mode2 reset mode.............................................................................................................................................17

7. Scanning Mode Setting........................................................................................................................................................18

7.1. All Pixels Readout Mode..............................................................................................................................................18

7.2. Binning Mode................................................................................................................................................................18

7.3. High-rate Scanning Mode.............................................................................................................................................19

8. Timing Chart Individual Modes............................................................................................................................................20

8.1. Restart Reset mode......................................................................................................................................................20

8.2. External Triggered Shutter Mode.................................................................................................................................21

8.2.1. Mode1 Non-reset mode..................................................................................................................................21

8.2.1.1. Shutter speed:Trigger pulse width, VD/HD:Input (continuous input) ...........................................................21

8.2.1.2. Shutter speed:VD/HD:DIP switch, VD/HD:Input (continuous input) ............................................................22

8.2.1.3. Shutter speed:Trigger pulse width, VD/HD:Input(single input).....................................................................23

8.2.1.4. Shutter speed:DIP switch, VD/HD:Input(single input) ..................................................................................24

8.2.1.5. Shutter speed:Trigger pulse width, VD/HD:No input ....................................................................................25

8.2.1.6. Shutter speed:DIP switch, VD/HD:No input ..................................................................................................26

8.2.2. Mode2 Reset mode...........................................................................................................................................27

8.2.2.1. Shutter speed:Trigger pulse width....................................................................................................................27

8.2.2.2. Shutter speed: DIP switch.................................................................................................................................28

9. Video Output Timing Chart ..................................................................................................................................................29

9.1. All Pixels Readout Timing Chart ..................................................................................................................................29

9.2. Binning Readout Timing Chart.....................................................................................................................................30

9.3. 1/2 High-Rate scanning Readout Timing Chart ..........................................................................................................31

9.4. 1/4 High-Rate scanning Readout Timing Chart ..........................................................................................................32

10.Specifications........................................................................................................................................................................33

10.1. Relative spectral sensitivity characteristics.................................................................................................................34

11. External Dimensions ......................................................................................................................................................35

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1. Overview

This operation manual describes functions and procedures for the industrial analog camera (B/W).

1.1. Characteristics

•Diverse mode setting

The following settings can be used by toggling the switch on the rear panel.

•Synchronous input/output

•Shutter speed

•Shutter function: Normal/triggered shutter

•60fps/30fps switchable

•1/2 High-rate scanning mode

•1/4 High-rate scanning mode

•Binning Mode

•Gain control

•75 Ω termination

•External synchronization

Depending on a VD or HD signal input, the camera operates with external synchronization.

•Internal synchronizing signal output

Synchronizing signals (VD, HD) can be output via the 12-pin connector by toggling the switch on the rear panel.

•External triggered shutter function

A still image can be obtained by inputting a trigger. It allows stable capture of an object that moves at high speed.

•Restart/reset function

CCD images can be accumulated according to the length between VD pulses by continuously inputting synchronizing

signals (VD, HD) from an external device.

It is effective for long-time exposure. (2VD or more)

•Camera module fixing

The screw holes for fixing the camera module are located on the lower surface of the front panel that includes the CCD

reference plane. Fixing the camera module on the front panel can minimize deviation of the optical axis.

•Complies with the new 12-pin EIAJ assignment

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2. System Configuration

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3. Connection Diagram

C-mount lens Camera module Camera cable

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4. Specifications of Camera Parts

4.1. Front/Top/Bottom

[1] Lens mount (C-mount)

Attach a C-mount lens or other optical equipment.

Caution

Use a C-mount lens that does not project more than 9 mm from the lens mount surface.

Be careful to select the lens to attach the camera, as the resolution of the video output from the camera may differ

depending on the lens performance. Moreover, the lens performance may vary depending on the aperture value even with

a single lens. When sufficient resolution is not attained, change the aperture value.

[2] Auxiliary screw hole for fixing camera (top)

[3] Auxiliary screw holes for fixing camera/screw holes for installing tripod (bottom)

When using a tripod, use these 4 holes to attach a tripod adaptor.

[4] Reference screw holes for fixing camera (bottom)

These holes are used to fix the camera module. Fix the camera module using these holes to minimize the deviation of

the optical axis.

Installing a tripod

Install the tripod adaptor (separately sold) onto the camera module before attaching the module to the tripod.

Use a screw that protrudes from the installation surface by 5 mm maximum (ℓ) and firmly tighten it using a hand driver.

Ensure that the protrusion never exceed 5 mm.

Caution

When installing a tripod adaptor (separately sold), be sure to use the screws provided with the adaptor.

[2] Auxiliary screw hole for fixing camera

(top)

[3] Auxiliary screw holes for fixing camera/

screw holes for installing tripod (bottom)

[4] Reference screws hole for fixing

camera (bottom)

[1] Lens mount (C-mount)

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4.2. Rear panel

Caution

Turn off the module before setting switches.

[1] VIDEO OUT/DC IN/SYNC (video output/DC power/synchronizing signal input/output) terminal (12-pin connector)

By connecting a camera cable, the +12V DC power is supplied and a video signal is output from the camera module.

When a synchronizing signal generator is connected and an external synchronizing signal (VD/HD signal) is input, the

camera module can be operated in synchronization with an external device.

[2] DIP switches for setting shutter speed and mode

•Shutter speed setting (bits 1 to 4)

Set a shutter speed. The factory setting for the shutter speed is OFF.

•Trigger mode setting (bits 5 to 6)

Set a Normal shutter mode, Restart reset mode, Non-reset mode, Reset mode. The factory setting for the shutter

The factory setting is normal shutter mode.

•Scanning mode setting (bits 7 to 8)

Set a All pixels readout, Binning, 1/2high-rate scanning, 1/4high-rate scanning.

The factory setting is normal shutter mode.

•Gain switch setting (bit 9)

Set a FIX (fixing) and MANUAL (manual control) modes. The factory setting is FIX.

•Frame rate setting (bit 10)

Set a 60fps and 30fps. The factory setting is 60fps.

[3] VD/HD signal input/output toggle switch

Set the switch to the INT side to output VD/HD signals, and set it to the EXT side to input VD/HD signals from an

external device. The factory setting for the switch is the EXT side.

[4] Manual gain control knob

This knob can be used to adjust the gain when manual adjustment is selected using the gain toggle switch among the

DIP switches ([2]).

The factory setting for the knob is Mechanical Center.

[2] DIP switch for setting shutter speed and mode

[1] VIDEO OUT/DC IN/SYNC

(video output/DC power/

sync signal input/output)

terminal (12-pin connector)

[5] 75Ω termination switch

[4] Manual gain control knob

[3] VD/HD signal input/output switch

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