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T echnical Manual V2.4.0 15 August 2008 Allied V ision T echnolo gies GmbH Ta s c h e nw e g 2 a D-07646 Stad tr oda / Germ an y A VT Oscar.
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 2 Legal notice For customers in the U.S.A. This equipment has been tested and found to comply wi th the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rul es.
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 3 Contents Contacting Allied Vision Technologies ..................... ......................... ..... 8 Introduction ........................ ......................... ........................ ..........................
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 4 IO_INP_CTRL 1-2 ......... .............................. ........................ ......................... ....... 41 Trigger delay ............................... ........................ ............................
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 5 Color correction in AVT cameras ............... ............................. ......................... ........ 92 Color correction: formula .............................. ........................ ....................
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 6 How does bandwidth affect the frame rate? .................. ................. 142 Example formula for the Oscar F-810C camera ................ .............................. ........... 143 Test images ...............
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 7 Stored settings .................. ......................... ........................ .............................. . 199 GPDATA_BUFFER. ......................... ............................. ........................
Contacting Allied Vision Technologies OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 8 Contacting Allied V ision T echnologies Info L • T echnical in formation: support@alliedvision tec.com phon e (for Germ an y): +49 (0)36428 67 7-270 ph one (f or U S A): +1 978-225-203 0 outsid e Germ any/U S A: Please check th e link f or your local dealer .
Introduction OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 9 Intr oduction This OSCAR Technical Manual describes in depth the techni cal specifica- tions, dimensions, all camera featur es (IIDC standard and AVT smart fea- tures) and their registers, trigg er feat ures, all video and color formats, band- width and frame rate calculation.
Introduction OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 10 continued from last page 2.3.0 23. 02.2007 Minor correcti ons N ew offset an d jitter values (Chapter Exposur e time (shutter) an d offset on pa ge 111 a.
Introduction OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 11 continued from last page 2.4.0 [contin u ed] 15.08.08 [con tinued] Restructuring of Oscar T echnical Manual: • Adde d Co nt ac ti ng A l lie d V is ion.
Introduction OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 12 continued from last page 2.4.0 [contin u ed] 15.08.08 [con tinued] • Revi sed Chapter How d oes band width affe ct the fr ame rat e? on pag e 142 • R.
Introduction OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 13 Manual overview This manual overview describes each chapter of this manual shortly. •C h a p t e r Con tactin g Allied Visi on T echnologi es on page 1.
Introduction OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 14 •C h a p t e r Appendix on pag e 203 lists the se nsor positi on accuracy o f A VT camer as. •C h a p t e r Inde x on pag e 204 gives you qui ck access to all re levant d ata in this man ual.
Introduction OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 15 Mor e information For more information on hardware and software read the following: • Ha rd ware I ns t al la t io n Gu i de describes th e hard ware in stallation proce- dur es for all 1394 A VT cam eras (Dol phin, Oscar , Marlin, Guppy , Pik e, Stingr ay).
Introduction OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 16 Note L T o demon strate th e prope rties o f the cam era, all e xamples in this m anu al are based on th e FireP ackage OHCI API so ftwar e an d the SmartVie w applicati o n. www Ý These utiliti es can be obtained from Alli ed Vision T echnologi es (A VT).
OSCAR cameras OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 17 OSCAR cameras Oscar With Oscar cameras, entry into the worl d of digital image processing is sim- pler and more cost-effective than ever before. High image quality With the new Oscar, Allied Vision Technologies presents a whole series of attractive digital camera models of the FireWire™ type.
Declarations of conformity OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 18 Declarations of conformity Allied Vision Technologies declares unde r its sole responsibility that the fol- lowing products to which this d.
Filter and lenses OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 19 Filter and lenses IR cut filter: spectral transmission The following illustration shows the spectr al transmission of the IR cut filte r: Figure 1: .
Filter and lenses OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 20 Camera lenses AVT offers different lenses from a va riety of manufacturers. The following table lists selected image formats in width x height depending on camera type, distance and the focal length of the lens.
Specifications OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 21 Specifications Oscar F-320C Note L Oscar camer as are alw a ys equipped with color sen sors. Note L For inform ation on bit/pixel an d byte/pixel f or each color mode se e T able 61: ByteDepth on page 142.
Specifications OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 22 External tr igg er shutter T rigger Mod e_0, Tr i gger_Mod e_1 (progressive scan, Form at_7 Mod e_0); advanced featur e: T rigge r_Mod e_15 (bulk); ima.
Specifications OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 23 Oscar F-510C Fe at u re Specification Imag e device T ype 2/3 (di ag. 11 mm) fram e read out SONY CCD ICX-282 AQ with HAD mi crolen s Chip size 9.74 mm x 7.96 mm Cell Size 3.4 µm x 3.4 µm Pictu re siz e (max.
Specifications OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 24 Mass <170 g (with out lens an d tripod) Operatin g temperatur e +5 ... +45 °Celsius Storag e temperatur e -10 .
Specifications OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 25 Oscar F-810C Fe at u re Specification Imag e d evice T ype 2/3 (di ag. 11.07 mm) fr ame r eadout SONY CCD I CX-456AQ with HAD mi crolen s Chip size 9.79 mm x 7.93 mm Cell size 2.7 µm x 2.7 µm Pictu re siz e (max.
Specifications OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 26 Mass <170 g (with out lens an d tripod) Operatin g temperatur e +5 ... +45 °Celsius Storag e temperatur e -10 .
Specifications OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 27 Spectral sensitivity Figur e 2: Spectral sensitivity of Oscar F-320C without cut filter and opti cs Figur e 3: Spectral sensitivity of Oscar F-510C wit.
Specifications OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 28 Figur e 4: Spectral sensitivity of Oscar F-810C without cut filter and opti cs.
Camera dimensions OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 29 Camera dimensions Oscar standar d housing Note L For inform ation on sensor position accurac y: (sensor shift x/y , optical back focal len gth z an d sensor r ota- tion α ) see Chapter Sensor positi on accuracy o f A VT camer as on page 203.
Camera dimensions OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 30 Oscar W90 This version has the sensor tilted by 90 degrees clockwise, so that it views upwards. Note L An additi onal specifi cation is requir ed for th e ro tation o f the sensor .
Camera dimensions OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 31 Oscar W270 This version has the sensor tilted by 270 degrees clockwise, so that it views downwards.
Camera dimensions OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 32 T ripod adapter Figur e 8: T ripod dimen sions.
Camera dimensions OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 33 Cr oss section: C-Mount (standar d filter) All Oscar cameras are equipped with standard filter. Fig u re 9 : Os c ar C -Mo unt d ime ns ions ( st an.
Camera dimensions OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 34 Adjustment of C-Mount Oscar cameras allow the precise adjustme nt of the back focus of the C-Mount by means of a back focus ring which is threaded into the C-Mount and held by two screws on either side of the ca m era.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 35 Camera interfaces This chapter gives you detailed inform ation on status LEDs, inputs and out- puts, trigger features and transmission of data pac kets.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 36 Camera I/O pin assignment Figur e 12: Camera I/O conn ector pin assignm ent Note L GP = Gener al Purpose For a detailed description of the I/O connector and its oper- ating instructions see the Hardware Installation Guide , Chapter OSCAR input desc ription .
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 37 Status LEDs On LED The green power LED indicates tha t the camera is being supplie d with suffi- cient voltage and is ready for operation.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 38 Blink codes are used to signal warnings or error states: The longer OFF-time of 3.5 sec. signal s the beginning of a new class period. The error codes follow after a shorter OFF-time of 1.5 sec. Example 3.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 39 Contr ol and video data signals The inputs and outputs of the camera can be configured by software. The dif- ferent modes are descri bed below. Inputs Triggers All inputs configured as triggers are linked by logical AND function.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 40 Input/output pin control All input and output signals running ov er the camera I/O connector are con- trolled by an advanced feature register. Register Name Field Bit Description 0xF1000300 IO_I NP_CTRL1 Pre sence_Inq [0] Indicates pr esence o f this feature (r ead only) --- [1.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 41 IO_INP_CTRL 1-2 The Polarity flag d etermines wheth er the input is lo w active (0) or high active (1). The input mode can be seen in the following table. The PinState flag is used to query the current status of th e input.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 42 Trigger delay Oscar cameras feature various ways to delay image capture based on an exter- nal trigger. With IIDC V1.31 there is a standard CSR at register F0F00534 /834h to control a delay up to FFFh x time base value.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 43 The cameras also have an advanced regi ster which allo ws even more precise image capture delay after receiving a hardware trigger. Trigger delay advanced register The advanced register allows the start of the integration to b e delayed by max.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 44 Outputs Output features are configured by so ftware. Any signal can be placed on any output. The main features of output signals are described below: Note L • Switching tri gger d elay to ON also s witch es extern al Trigge r _Mo de_ 0 to ON .
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 45 Figur e 15: Output bl ock diagr am IntEna Output s ignal Opto- Coupler Polarity selectab le via software Operation state read FVal Busy Operation st.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 46 IO_OUTP_CTRL 1-2 The outputs (Output mod e, Polarity) are controlled via two advanced feature registers. The Polarity flag d etermines wheth er the output is active low ( 0) or active high (1). The output mode can be viewed in the table below.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 47 Output modes The Polarity setting refers to the input side of the optical coupler output. PinState 0 switches off the outp ut transist or and produces a low level over the resistor connected from the output to ground.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 48 Figur e 16 : Output impulse diagram Note L The si gnals can be inverted. Note L • Note that trigger delay in fa ct delays th e image cap- ture wh ereas the IntEna_Delay only delays th e leading edge of t he I nt Ena o ut p ut s ign al b ut do es no t del a y t he imag e capture .
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 49 Pixel data Pixel data are transmitted as isochron ous data packets in accordance with the 1394 interface described in IIDC V1.3 . The first packet of a frame is iden- tified by the 1 in the sync bit (sy) of the packet header.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 50 The following table provides a description of the video d ata format for the different modes. (Source: IIDC V1.3) Figur e 17: YUV 4:2:2 and YUV 4:1:1 f ormat: Sour ce: IIDC V1.3 Figur e 18: Y8 and Y16 form at: Source: IIDC V1.
Camera interfaces OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 51 Figur e 19: Data structur e: Sour ce: IIDC V1.3.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 52 Description of the data path Block diagram of the cameras The following diagram illustrates the da ta flow and the bit resolut ion of image data after being re ad from the CCD sensor chip i n the camera.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 53 Black and white output interpolation modes Various black and white output interpolation mode s have been implemented in the data path to ensure high quality black and white image output. The cameras are able to output: • B/w signal out of lum a interpolati on form ula (Y = 0.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 54 Oscar F-320C: ICX-262AQ r eadout scheme The screenshot below, taken from th e Oscar F-320C sensor's data sheet, shows the ICX-262AQ readout scheme.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 55 2. High fr ame rate r eadout mod e Output is perf orme d at 30 fram es per second by r eading out 2 pix els for every 12 vertical pix els. The number o f output lines is 258 lin es. This read out mod e emphasizes processin g speed over vertical r esolu- tio n.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 56 Oscar F-810C: ICX-456AQ r eadout scheme Oscar F-810C uses the ICX-45 6AQ sensor with three field readout mode. E very field skips t wo lines during read ou t, so all primary colors of the BAYER mosaic are read out in every field.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 57 Frame readout implications Frame readout has implications when sh ooting moving or stationary objects. To compensate for this condition, two differe nt shutter modes have been introduced. The so-called split shutter opens and closes the shut ter per field.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 58 The following pre-requisites are necess ary to handle moving image acquisi- tion in joint shutter mode: • Strobe li ght an d • Ambien.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 59 White balance Oscar cameras have both manual and automatic white balance. White balance is applied so that non- colored image parts are displayed non- colored.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 60 From the user's point of view, the white balance settings are made in register 80Ch of IIDC V1.3. This register is descri bed in more detail below. The values in the U/B_Value field produce changes fr om green to blue; the V/R_Value field from green to red as illustrated below.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 61 One-push automatic white balance The camera automaticall y generates frames, b ased on the current sett ings of all registers (GAIN, OFFSET, SHUTTER, etc.). For white balance, in total 9 frames are processed, an d a grid of at least 300 samples is equally spread over the work area.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 62 If the image capture is active (e.g. IsoEnable set in register 614h), the frames used by the camera for white bala nce are also output on the 1394 bu s. Any previously active image capture is restarted after the completion of white balance.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 63 Automatic white balance The auto white balance feature continuo usly optimizes the color characteris- tics of the image. As a reference, it uses a grid of at least 300 samples equa lly spread over the area of interest or a fraction of it.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 64 The algorithm bases on the assumption that the R-G-B component sums of the samples are equal, i.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 65 Auto gain In combination with auto white balance, all Oscar cameras are equipped with auto gain feature.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 66 Register Name Field Bit Description 0xF0F00804 AUT O_EXPOSURE Presen ce_Inq [0] Presen ce of this featur e: 0: N/A 1: Available Abs_Contr.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 67 Brightness (black level or of fset) It is possible to set the bl ack level in the camera within the following ranges: 0.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 68 The IIDC brightness register at offs et 800h is used for this purpose. The following table shows the BRIGHTNESS register.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 69 Auto shutter In combination with auto white balance, Oscar cameras are equipped with an auto shutter feature.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 70 To configure this feature in co ntrol and status register (CSR): Register Name Field Bit Description 0xF0F0081C SHUTTER Presen ce_Inq [0].
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 71 Look-up table (LUT) and gamma function The AVT Oscar camera provides one user -defined look-up table (LUT). The use of this LUT allows any function (in the form Output = F(Input)) to be stored in the camera's RAM and to be applied on the individual pixels of an image at run-time.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 72 Note L • The input value is th e most signifi cant 12-bit value from th e digitizer . The gamma LUT outp uts the m ost signifi cant 8 bit as shown above .
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 73 Loading an LUT into the camera Loading the LUT is carrie d out through the data exchange bu ffer called GPDATA_BUFFER.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 74 Shading corr ection Shading correction is used to compensa te for non-homogeneities caused by lighting or optical characteri stics within specified ranges. To correct a frame, a multiplier from 1.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 75 Automatic generation of correction data Requirements Shading correction compensates for non- homogeneities by giving all pixels the same gray value as the brightest pixel.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 76 The following pictures illustrate the sequence of commands for gene rating the shading image. The correction sequence controlled (e.g. via Directcontrol) uses the average of 16 frames (10H) to calc ulate the correction frame.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 77 After the lens has been focused again, the image below will be seen, but now with a considerably more uniform gradient .
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 78 The shading reference image can be ou tput for permanent storage purposes on a host system. It can be further uploaded into the camera, so th at the shading pr ocedure must not be repeated afte r power down of the camera.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 79 What is the real size of the shading image (MaxImageSize)? The register 0xF1000258 SHDG_INFO (MaxImage Size) delivers the sensor size but not the size of the shading image buffer.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 80 For uploading/download ing a shading image the last Gap n can be ig nored. The size of a field is calculated from the MaxImageSize which is theoretically camera dependent (MaxImageSize < BufferSize).
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 81 Loading a shading image out of the camera GPDATA_BUFFER is used to load a shad ing image out of th e camera.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 82 Loading a shading image into the camera GPDATA_BUFFER is used to load a sh ading image into the camera.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 83 Horizontal mirr or function All Oscar cameras are equipped with an electronic mirror function , which mirrors pixels from the left side of the image to the ri ght side and vice versa.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 84 Binning (only Oscar F-510C) 2xB i n n i n g Definition Binning is the process of combining neighboring p ixels while being read out from the CC D chip.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 85 Vertical binning Vertical binning increases the light sensitivity of the camera by a factor of two by adding together the values of two adjoining vertical pixels output as a single pixel. At the same time this normally improv es signal-to-noise s ep- aration by about 3 dB.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 86 Horizontal binning Definition In horizontal binning adjacent horizontal pixels in a line are combined in pairs. This means that in horizontal binning the light sensitivity of the camera is also increased by a factor of two (6 dB ).
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 87 2 x full binning If horizontal and vertical binning ar e combined, every 4 pixels are consoli- dated into a single pixel. At firs t two horizontal pixels are put together and then combined vertically.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 88 Sub-sampling What is sub-sampling? Definition Sub-sampling is the process of skip pi ng neighboring pixels (with the same color) while being read out from the CCD chip. Which Oscar models have sub-sampling? All Oscar models have this feature.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 89 High SNR mode (High Signal Noise Ratio) To configure this feature in a n advanced register: See Table 101: Advanced register: High Signal Noise Ratio (HSNR) on page 197. In this mode t he camera grabs a nd aver ages a set number of images and out- puts one image with the same bit depth.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 90 Sharpness All Oscar models are equipped with a tw o-step sharpness control, applying a discreet horizontal high pass in the gr een channel as shown in the next three line profiles.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 91 RAW mode is accessible via Color_Mode Mono8, RAW8 and via Format_7. Color interpolation (BAYER demosaicing) In color interpolation, a red , green or blue value is determined fo r each pixel.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 92 Color corr ection Why color correction? The spectral response of a CCD is different of those of an output device or the human eye. This is the reason for th e fact that perfect color reproduction is not possible.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 93 Color correction can also be switched off in YUV mode with the help of the following register: Color conversion (RGB YUV) The conversion from RGB to YUV is made using the foll owing formulae: Hue and Saturation Oscar models are equipped with hue and saturation registers.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 94 This means a setting of zero changes the image to black and white and a set- ting of 511 doubles the color intensit y compared to the nominal one at 256.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 95 Serial interface All Oscar cameras are equipped with th e SIO (serial input/output) feature as described in IIDC V1.31. This means that the Oscar's serial interface which is used for firmware upgrades can also be used as a general RS232 interface.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 96 To configure this feature in access control register (CSR): Offset Name Field Bit Description 000h SERIAL_MODE_R EG Baud_Rate [0.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 97 0004h SERIAL_CONTROL_REG RE [0] Receive enable RD: Curr ent status WR: 0: Disable 1: Enable TE [1] Tr ansmit enable RD: Curr ent status WR: 0: disable 1: Enable --- [2.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 98 008h RECEIVE_BUFFER_ ST A TUS_CON TRL RBUF_ST [0..7] SI O receive buffer status RD: Number o f bytes pending in r eceive buffer WR: Ignor ed RBUF_CNT [8.
Description of the data path OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 99 To read data: 1. Query RDRD flag (buffer read y?) and write the number o f bytes the h ost wan ts to read to RBUF_CNT .
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 100 Contr olling image capture Shutter modes The cameras support the SHUTTER_MODES specified in IIDC V1.3 . For all mod- els this shutter is a global (field) shutter ; meaning that all pixels (in the same field) are exposed to the light at the same moment and for the same time span.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 101 Level mode (Trigger_Mode_1) Trigger_Mode_1 sets the shutter time in the progressive modes according to the active low time of the pulse applied (or active high time in the case of an inverting input).
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 102 Bulk trigger (Trigger_Mode_15) Trigger_Mode_15 is a bulk trigge r, comb ining one external trigger event with continuous or one-shot or multi-shot internal trigger. It is an extension of the IIDC trigger modes.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 103 The functionality is cont rolled via bit [6 ] and bitgroup [12-15 ] of the IIDC register: Register Name Field Bit Description 0xF0F00830 TR.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 104 The screenshots below illustrate t he use of Trigger_Mode_1 5 on a register level: • The fi r st li ne s wi t che s c ont i nuou s mode off, leavin g viewer in listen mode. • The secon d line prepar es 830h register for e xternal tri gg er and Mod e_15.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 105 Trigger delay As already mentioned earlier, the came ras feature various ways to delay image capture based on external trigger. With IIDC V1.31 there is a standard CS R at Register F0F00534/834h to control a delay up to FFFh x time base value.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 106 In addition, th e cameras have an advanced r egister which allows ev en more precise delay of image capture after receiving a hardware trigger.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 107 The advanced register allows the start of the integration to b e delayed by max. 2 21 µs, which is max. 2.1 s after a trigger edge was detected. Note L • Switching tri gger d elay to ON also s witch es extern al Trigge r _Mo de_ 0 to ON .
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 108 Shutter modes Due to the frame readout (interlaced) modes of the sensors, two different shutter modes exist for the maximum re solution formats accessible via the mode register in Format_7. The conversion from interlaced to prog ressive takes place in the camera's internal memory.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 109 Note L • Combinin g split sh utter with one-sh ot operati on, it can also be seen from th e above figure that th e fram e rate in one-sh ot mode is lower than that in contin uous mod e.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 110 Joint shutter Use Format_7 Mode_0 when a strobe light flashes moving objects. The exposure for the two (three: F-810C) fiel ds starts concurrently so that the strobe freezes odd and even lines at the same time.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 111 Exposur e time (shutter) and of fset The exposure (shutter) time for continuous mode and Trigger_Mode_0 is based on the following formula: Shutter register value x time base + offset The register value is the value set in the corresponding IIDC register (SHUTTER [81Ch]).
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 112 Extended shutter The exposure time for long-term integr ation of up to 67 seconds can be extended via the advanced register: EXTENDED_SHUTTER The longest exposure time, 3FFFFFFh , corresponds to 67.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 113 One-shot Oscar cameras can record an image by setting the one-shot bit in the 61Ch register. This bit is auto matically clea red after the image is captured. If the camera is placed in ISO_Enable mode (see Chapter ISO_E nable / free-run on page 115), this flag is ignored.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 114 Microcontroller sync is an internal signal. It is generated by the microcon- troller to initiate a trigger. This can ei ther be a direct trigger or a release for ExSync, if the camera is externally triggered.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 115 Multi-shot Setting multi-shot and entering a quantity of images in Count_Number in the 61Ch register enables the camera to record a specified number of i mages. The number is indicated in bits 16 to 31.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 116 The following screenshot shows an exam ple of broadcast commands sent with the Firedemo example of FirePackage (version 1V51 or newer): • Line 1 sh ows the br oadcast comm and, whi ch stops all camer as con- nected to th e same IEEE 1394 bus.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 117 In this case the camera can resynchr onize the horizontal clock to the new trigger ev ent, leaving o nly a very s hor t uncertainty time of the master clock period. Frame memory and deferred image transport An image is normally ca ptured and transported in consecutive steps.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 118 Image transfer is controlled from the host comput er by addressing individual cameras and reading out the desired number of images.
Controlling image capture OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 119 The following screenshot shows the sequ ence of commands needed to work with deferred mode.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 120 V ideo formats, modes and bandwidth The different Oscar models supp ort different video formats, mod es and frame rates. These formats and modes are standardized in the IIDC (formerly DCAM) spec- ification.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 121 V ideo formats: Oscar F-320C For m a t Mode Resolution Color mode 60 fps 30 fps [4] 15 fps 7.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 122 72 344 x 254 Mono 8 [2] 39.3 1 [4] prog ressive p revi ew mode sub-s ampling YUV411 39.31 [4] YUV422 39.31 [4] RGB8 39.51 [4] Raw8 [1] 39.31 [4] Raw16 [1] 39.31 [4] Y8red , Y8green, Y8blue [3] 39.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 123 V ideo formats: Oscar F-510C [1] Camera outputs RAW image which needs to be converted ou tside of camera. [2] Camera outputs interpolated B/W im age using luma interpolation formula.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 124 For m a t Mode Resolution Color mode Frame rate / fps Description 70 2588 x 1 958 Mono 8 [2] 3.80 fram e readout joint sh utter YUV411 3.80 YUV422 3.23 RGB8 2.15 Raw8 [1] 3.80 Raw16 [1] 3.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 125 74 2576 x 1 958 Mono 8 [2] 3.87 progr essive scan V- li ne -do ub li ng YUV411 3.87 YUV422 3.25 RGB8 2.16 Raw8 [1] 3.87 Raw16 [1] 3.25 Y8red , Y8green, Y8blue [3] 3.87 75 1292 x 1 958 Mono 8 [2] 3.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 126 The different color modes in Format _7 modes are controlled via the COLOR_CODING_ID registe r in combin ation with COLOR_CODING_ INQ regis- ter. [1] Camera outputs RAW image which needs to be converted ou tside of camera.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 127 V ideo formats: Oscar F-810C [1] Camera outputs RAW image which needs to be converted ou tside of camera. [2] Camera outputs interpolated B/W im age using luma interpolation formula.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 128 [1] Camera outputs RAW image which needs to be converted ou tside of camera. [2] Camera outputs interpolated B/W im age using luma interpolation formula. [3] Camera outputs interpolated B/W imag e using one of the R-G-B color planes.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 129 Ar ea of inter est (AOI) pixels per line th at the recorded image may have. However, often only a certain section of the entire image is of i nterest. The amount of data to be transferred can be decrea sed by limiting the image to a section when reading it out from the camera.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 130 The following table li sts the various increm ents in pixel (px) as a function of the camera model and mode. Figure 55: Area of Inter est (AOI) Note L • The left position + wi dth an d the upper positi o n + height ma y no t exce ed t he max imu m res o lu ti on of the sensor .
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 131 In addition to the Area of Interest, some other par ameters have an effect on the maximum frame rate: • The time for r eading th.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 132 As an example, VGA MONO8 @ 60 fps requires fo ur lines (640 x 4 = 25 60 pix- els/byte) to transmit every 125 µs: this is a consequence of the sensor's line time of about 30 µs.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 133 For m a t Mode Resolution Color mode 60 fps 30 fps 15 fps 7.5 fps 3.75 fps 1.875 fps 1 0 800 x 600 16 bit/pix el YUV (4:2:2) 5 /2H.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 134 As already m entioned, the reco mmended limit for transferring isochronous image data is 1000q (qu adlets) per cycl e or 4096 bytes (with 400 Mbit/s of bandwidth). The third table shows that in Format_2 Mode_2 @ 7.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 135 The frame rates in video modes 0 to 2 are specified and set fixed by IIDC V1.3. Frame rates Format_7 In video Format_7 frame rates are no longer fixed but can be varied dynam- ically by the parameters described below.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 136 Oscar F-320C: AOI frame rates Frame rates differ for the progressive scan mode an d the field read out (or interlaced) mode. Oscar F-320C: progress ive scan mode For progressive scan mode (i.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 137 Oscar F-320C: interlaced mode For interlaced mode, the follow ing formula appl ies: Formula 7: Fr ame rate calcula tion interlaced mode Oscar F-320C AOI height T frame / s Frame rate / f ps 1540 0.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 138 Oscar F-510C: AOI frame rates Frame rates differ for the progressive scan mode and the field read out mode (or interlaced mode ). Oscar F-510C: progress ive scan mode For progressive scan mode (i.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 139 Oscar F-510C: interlaced mode s For all interlaced modes (i.e . Format_7 Mode_0 and Mode _1), the following formula applies: Formula 9: Fr ame rate calculati on interlaced mo des Oscar F-510C AOI height T frame / s Frame r ate / fps 1960 0.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 140 Oscar F-810C: AOI frame rates Frame rates differ for the progressive scan mode and the field read out mode ( interlaced mode ). Oscar F-810C: progress ive scan mode For progressive scan mode (i.
Video formats, modes and bandwidth OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 141 Oscar F-810C: interlaced mode s For all interlaced modes (i.e . Format_7 Mode_0 and Mode _1), the following formula applies: Form ula 11: Fram e rate calculati on interlaced mode s Oscar F-810C AOI height T frame / s Frame r ate / fps 2470 0.
How does bandwidth affect the frame rate? OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 142 How does bandwidth af fect the frame rate? In some modes the IEEE 1394a bus limi ts the attainable frame rate.
How does bandwidth affect the frame rate? OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 143 Example formul a for th e Oscar F-810C camera RGB8, 3272 x 2496 pixel, 2 fps desired T est images Loading test images Formula 14: Example maximum frame rate calculation FireP ackage Fire4Linux 1.
How does bandwidth affect the frame rate? OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 144 Oscar cameras have two test images. The second image is in colors: Figur e 62: T est image 1 Figur e 63: T est image 2.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 145 Configuration of the camera All camera settings are made by writin g specific values in to the correspond- ing registers. This applies to: • values for g ener al operatin g states such a s vid eo f ormats an d modes , exp os u re ti me s, e tc.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 146 Every register is 32 bit (big endian) and implemented as follows (MSB = Most Significant Bit; LSB = Least Significant Bit): Example This .
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 147 Figure 64: Configuration of the camera.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 148 Configuration ROM The information in the configuration ROM is needed to identify the node, its capabilities and which drivers are required. The base addr ess for the configuration ROM for all registers is FFFF F0000000h.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 149 420h + 000002h x 4 = 42 8h The entry with key D1 in the root dire ctory (424h in this case) provides the offset for the unit directory as.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 150 And finally, the entry with key 40 (448h in this case ) provides the offset for the camera control register: FFFF F0000000h + 3C0000h x 4.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 151 Implemented r egisters (IIDC V1.3) The following tables show how standard registers from IIDC V1.3 are imple- mented in the camera. • Base add ress is F0F00000h • Differen ces and e xplanati ons can be foun d in the Description column.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 152 Inquiry register for video mode Offset Name Field Bit Description Color mode 180h V_M ODE_INQ (Form at_0) Mod e_0 [0] 160 x 120 YUV 4:4: .
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 153 Inquiry register for vid eo frame rate and base address 19Ch V_MODE_INQ (Form at_7) Mod e_0 [0] Format_ 7 Mo de_0 Mod e_1 [1] Format_ 7 M.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 154 208h V_RA TE_INQ (Form at_0, Mod e_2) Fram eRate_0 [0] 1.875 fps Fram eRate_1 [1] 3.75 fps Fram eRate_2 [2] 7.5 fps Fram eRate_3 [3] 15 fps Fram eRate_4 [4] 30 fps Fram eRate_5 [5] 60 fps Fram eRate_6 [6] 120 fps (IIDC V1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 155 214h V_RA TE_INQ (Form at_0, Mod e_5) Fram eRate_0 [0] 1.875 fps Fram eRate_1 [1] 3.75 fps Fram eRate_2 [2] 7.5 fps Fram eRate_3 [3] 15 fps Fram eRate_4 [4] 30 fps Fram eRate_5 [5] 60 fps Fram eRate_6 [6] 120 fps (IIDC V1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 156 224h V_RA TE_INQ (Form at_1, Mod e_1) Fram eRate_0 [0] Reserved Fram eRate_1 [1] Reserved Fram eRate_2 [2] 7.5 fps Fram eRate_3 [3] 15 fps Fram eRate_4 [4] 30 fps Fram eRate_5 [5] 60 fps Fram eRate_6 [6] 120 fps (IIDC V1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 157 230h V_RA TE_INQ (Form at_1, Mod e_4) Fram eRate_0 [0] 1.875 fps Fram eRate_1 [1] 3.75 fps Fram eRate_2 [2] 7.5 fps Fram eRate_3 [3] 15 fps Fram eRate_4 [4] 30 fps Fram eRate_5 [5] 60 fps Fram eRate_6 [6] 120 fps (IIDC V1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 158 23Ch V_RA TE_INQ (Form at_1, Mod e_7) Fram eRate_0 [0] 1.875 fps Fram eRate_1 [1] 3.75 fps Fram eRate_2 [2] 7.5 fps Fram eRate_3 [3] 15 fps Fram eRate_4 [4] 30 fps Fram eRate_5 [5] 60 fps Fram eRate_6 [6] 120 fps (IIDC V1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 159 248h V_RA TE_INQ (Form at_2, Mod e_2) Fram eRate_0 [0] 1.875 fps Fram eRate_1 [1] 3.75 fps Fram eRate_2 [2] 7.5 fps Fram eRate_3 [3] 15 fps Fram eRate_4 [4] 30 fps Fram eRate_5 [5] 60 fps Fram eRate_6 [6] 120 fps (IIDC V1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 160 254h V_RA TE_INQ (Form at_2, Mod e_5) Fram eRate_0 [0] 1.875 fps Fram eRate_1 [1] 3.75 fps Fram eRate_2 [2] 7.5 fps Fram eRate_3 [3] 15 fps Fram eRate_4 [4] 30 fps Fram eRate_5 [5] 60 fps Fram eRate_6 [6] Reserved Fram eRate_7 [7] Reserved --- [8.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 161 2E0h V-CSR_INQ_7_0 [0..31] CSR_qu adlet offset for Form at_7 Mode _ 0 2E4h V-CSR_INQ_7_1 [0..31] CSR_qu adlet offset for Form at_7 Mode _ 1 2E8h V-CSR_INQ_7_2 [0..31] CSR_qu adlet offset for Form at_7 Mode _ 2 2ECh V-CSR_INQ_7_3 [0.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 162 Inquiry register for basic function Offset Name Field Bit Description 400h B ASIC_FUNC_INQ A dvan ced_Feature_In q [0] Inquiry for advan .
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 163 Inquiry register fo r feature presence Offset Name Field Bit Description 404h FEA TURE_HI_INQ Bri ghtness [0] Brigh tness con trol Auto _.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 164 410h .. 47Fh Reserved Ad dress err or on access 480h Advan ced_Feature_Inq Advanced_Feature_Qu a dlet_Offset [0.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 165 Inquiry register fo r feature elements Register Name Field Bit Description 0xF0F00500 BRIGHTNESS_INQUIRY Presen ce_I nq [0] Indi cates pr.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 166 530h TRIGGER_INQ Pr esenc e_Inq [0] Indi cates pr esence o f this feature (read only) Abs_Contr ol_Inq [1] Capability of contr ol with absolute value --- [2.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 167 580h ZOOM_INQ Always 0 584h P AN_INQ Always 0 588h TIL T_INQ Always 0 58Ch OPTI CAL_FIL TER_INQ Alwa ys 0 590 .. 5BCh Reserved for other FEA TURE_LO_INQ Always 0 5C0h CAPTURE_SIZE_I NQ Always 0 5C4h CAPTURE_QU ALITY_INQ Always 0 5C8h .
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 168 Inquiry register for absolute value CSR offset address Offset Name Notes 700h ABS_CSR_HI_INQ_0 Always 0 704h ABS_CSR_HI_INQ_1 Always 0 70.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 169 Status and control register for one-push The on e-push feature WHITE_BALANCE, is curren tly implemented. If this flag is set, the feature become s immediately active, even if no images are being input (see Chapter One-push automatic white balance on page 61).
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 170 804h A UTO-EXPOS URE See above Not e : T arget gre y lev el parameter in Smar tView corr esponds to A uto_exposur e register 0xF0F00804 (IID C).
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 171 80Ch WHITE-B ALANCE Pr esence_Inq [0] Pr esence of this featur e 0: N/A 1: Avai lable Always 0 f or Mon o Abs_Cont rol [1] Absolute value.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 172 810h HUE See above Always 0 f or Mon o 814h S A TURA TION See above Always 0 f or Mon o 818h G AMMA See above 81Ch SHUTTER see Advanced F.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 173 Feature control error status register Video mode control and status registers for Format_7 Quadlet offset For mat_7 Mode_0 The quadlet of.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 174 00Ch IMAGE_SIZE A ccordin g to IIDC V1.3 010h COLOR_CODING_ID See no te 014h COLOR_CODING_INQ Accordi ng to IID C V1.3 034h PIXEL_NUMER_INQ Accor ding to IID C V1.3 038h T O T AL_BYTES_HI_INQ Accor ding to IIDC V1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 175 Advanced featur es (A VT -specific) The camera has a variety of extended f eatures going beyond the possibilities described in IIDC V1.3. The followin g chapter summarizes all available advanced features in ascending register order.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 176 0XF1000280 HDR_CONTROL MF131x only 0XF1000284 KNEEPOINT_1 MF131x only 0XF1000288 KNEEPOINT_2 MF131x only 0XF100028C KNEEP OINT_3 MF131x only 0XF1000290 DSNU _CONTROL MF131B only; Firmw are 2.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 177 Version information register The presence of each of the following features can be queried by the 0 bit of the corresponding register. This register holds information about the node_hw_ver sion, the node_sw_version and the node_spec_ ID (camera type).
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 178 6 F145c-1 7 F201b-1 8 F201c-1 9M F 0 3 3 B 10 MF033C 11 MF046B 12 MF046C 13 MF080B 14 MF080C 15 MF145B2 16 MF145C2 17 MF131B 18 MF131C 19.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 179 47 M2F201B 48 M2F201C 49 M2F146B 50 M2F146C 101 PIKE F-032B 102 PIKE F-032C 103 PIKE F-100B 104 PIKE F-100C 105 PIKE F-145B 106 PIKE F-14.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 180 218 GUPPY F-02 9C 219 GUPPY F-03 8B 220 GUPPY F-03 8C 221 GUPPY F-03 8B NIR 222 GUPPY F-03 8C NIR 223 GUPPY F-04 4B NIR 224 GUPPY F-04 4C.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 181 Advanced feature inquiry This register indicates with a named bit if a feature is present or not. If a feature is marked as not present the a ssociated register space might not be available and read/write errors may occur.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 182 Register Name Field Bit Description 0xF1000040 ADV_INQ_1 M axResoluti on [0] TimeBase [1] ExtdSh utter [2] Te s t I m a g e [ 3 ] Fram eI.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 183 Maximum resolution This register indicates the highest reso lution for the sensor and is read-only. 0xF1000044 AD V_INQ_2 Input_1 [0] Input_2 [1] --- [2] Reserved --- [3..7] Reserved Output_1 [8] Output_2 [9] --- [10] Reserved --- [11.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 184 Time base Corresponding to IIDC, exposure time is set via a 12-bit value in the corre- sponding register (SHUTTER_ IN Q [51Ch] and SHUTTER [81Ch]). This means that you can enter a va lue in the range of 1 to 4095.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 185 Extended shutter The exposure time for long-term integr ation of up to 67 seconds can be entered with µs precision via the EXTENDED_SHUTTER register. The minimum allowed exposu re time depends on the camera model.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 186 Test images Bit [8] to [1 4] indicate whi ch test images are saved . Setting bit [28] to [31] activates or deactivates existing test images. Register Name Field Bit Description 0xF1000210 TEST_IMA GE Presen ce_Inq [0] Ind i cates presen ce of this featur e (read only) --- [1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 187 Look-up tables (LUT) Load the look-up tabl es to be used into the camera and choose the look- up table number via the LutNo field. Now you can activate the chosen LUT via the LUT_CTRL register.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 188 Shading correction Owing to technical circumstances, the interaction of recorded objects with one another, optical effects and lighting non-homogeneities may occur in the images.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 189 0xF1000258 SHDG_INFO Presence_Inq [0] Indi cates presence o f this feature (r ead only) --- [1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 190 Frame information This register can be used to double- che ck the number of images received by the host computer against the number of images which were transmitted by the camera. The camera increments this counter with every FrameValid sig- nal.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 191 Delayed Integration Enable (IntEna) A delay time between initiating exposure on the sensor and the activation edge of the IntEna signal can be set using thi s register. The on/off flag acti- vates/deactivates integration delay.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 192 Auto shutter control The table below illustrates the advanced register for auto shutter control .
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 193 MinValue and MaxValue limits the range the auto gain feature is allowed to use for the regulation process. Both values are initialized with the minimum and maximum value defined in the sta ndard GAIN_INQ register.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 194 Due to the fact that the active image si ze might not be divisible by 128 with- out a remainder, the auto function AO I work area size might be greater. This allows for the positioning of the work area to be at the bottom of the active image.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 195 Color correction To switch off color correction in YUV mode: see bit [6] Trigger delay The advanced register allows start of the integration to be delayed via DelayTime by max. 2 21 µs, which is max.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 196 Mirror image The table below illustrates the advanced register for Mirror image . Soft Reset The SOFT_RESET feature is simi lar to the INITIALIZE register, with the follow- ing differences: • 1 or mor e bus r esets will occur .
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 197 High SNR mode (High Signal Noise Ratio) With High SNR mode enabled the camera internally grabs GrabCount images and outputs a single averaged image. Register Name Field Bit Description 0xF1000520 HI G H_SNR Presen ce_Inq [0] Indi cates presence o f this feature (r ead only) --- [1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 198 User profiles Definition Within the IIDC specification user profiles are called memory channels . Often they are called user sets . In fact these are different expressions for the following: storing camera settings into a non-volatile memory inside the camera.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 199 Store To store the current camera settings into a profile: 1. Write the d esired Pr ofileID wit h the Sav ePro file flag set. 2. Read back the r egister and ch eck th e ErrorCode fi eld Restore To restore the settings from a previous stored profile: 1.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 200 The user can specify which one will be loaded upon startup of the camera. This frees the user software from having to restore camera settings, that dif- fer from default, after every startup.
Configuration of the camera OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 201 GPDATA_BUFFER GPDATA_BUFFER is a general purp ose regi ster that regulates the exchange of data between camera and host for: • writing .
Firmware update OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 202 Firmwar e update Firmware updates can be carried out without opening the camera. You need: • Progr amming cable E 1000666 •S o f t w a r e AVTCam.
Appendix OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 203 Appendix Sensor position accuracy of A VT cameras Figur e 66: A VT sensor positi on accur acy x y camera body sensor case pixel area x y camera body sensor .
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 204 Index Index Numbers 0xF0F00830 (bulk trig ger) ................ ........ 103 0xF1000010 (version info) .................... ... 177 0xF1000040 (a dvanced feature inqu iry) ......182 0xF1000200 (max. resolution) .....
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 205 Index AUTOFNC_AOI positioning . ........................ 63 Autofunction AOI (advanced regist er) . 193 , 195 AUTOGAIN_CTRL..... ......................... ........ 192 automatic generation correction data ...........
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 206 Index correlated double sampler ......................... 59 CSR ............ ......................... .................. 145 CSR register Auto Exposure .. ......................... ......... 66 Brightness ....... .
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 207 Index video mode 0 ............. ....................... 135 video mode 2 ............. ....................... 135 Frame valid ........... ......................... ......... 44 FrameCounter .................. .....
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 208 Index BAYER demosaicing ............................ 91 Bayer demosaicing ..................... ......... 91 Bayer to RGB ........ ............................. 90 color .... .............................. ......... 90 , 91 IO_INP_CTRL1 .
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 209 Index inquiry register video format ............... 151 inquiry register video mode......... ........ 152 saturation ...................... ................... 93 setting brightness ................ .............. 67 setting gain .
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 210 Index serial interface RS 232 ........................... .................. 202 shaded image ........ .............................. .... 78 shading correction data .................................. 74 shading correction .
OSCAR Technical Manual V2.4 .0 211 Index edge ..... ......................... ................... 43 external ......................... .............37 , 100 hardware .................................. ...43 , 106 impulse . ......................... .
OSCAR Technical Man ual V2.4.0 212 Index register .......................... ................... 60 register 80Ch .................. ................... 60 six frames ....... .............................. .... 61 trigger ...................... ......
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