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automatically be set to 1. Therefore, you should only use the multiply by 4 setting when your pixel
readings with an 8 bit pixel format selected and with digital shift disabled are all less than 16.
9.3.3 Precautions When Using Digital Shift
There are several checks and precautions that you must follow before using the digital shift feature.
The checks and precautions differ depending on whether the camera will be set for a 12 bit pixel
format or for an 8 bit pixel format in your application.
If you will be using a 12 bit pixel format, make this check:
Use the pylon Viewer or the pylon API to set the camera for a 12 bit pixel format and no digital shift.
Check the output of the camera under your normal lighting conditions and note the readings for the
brightest pixels.
If any of the readings are above 2048, do not use digital shift.
If all of the readings are below 2048, you can safely use the shift by 1 setting.
If all of the readings are below 1024, you can safely use the shift by 1 or 2 settings.
If all of the readings are below 512, you can safely use the shift by 1, 2, or 3 settings.
If all of the readings are below 256, you can safely use the shift by 1, 2, 3, or 4 settings.
If you will be using an 8 bit format, make this check:
Use the pylon Viewer or the pylon API to set the camera for a 8 bit pixel format and no digital shift.
Check the output of the camera under your normal lighting conditions and note the readings for the
brightest pixels.
If any of the readings are above 128, do not use digital shift.
If all of the readings are below 128, you can safely use the shift by 1 setting.
If all of the readings are below 64, you can safely use the shift by 1 or 2 settings.
If all of the readings are below 32, you can safely use the shift by 1, 2, or 3 settings.
If all of the readings are below 16, you can safely use the shift by 1, 2, 3, or 4 settings.
9.3.4 Enabling and Setting Digital Shift
You can enable or disable the digital shift feature by setting the value of the Digital Shift parameter.
When the parameter is set to zero, digital shift will be disabled. When the parameter is set to 1, 2,
3, or 4, digital shift will be set to shift by 1, shift by 2, shift by 3, or shift by 4 respectively.
You can set the Digital Shift parameter values from within your application software by using the
pylon API. The following code snippet illustrates using the API to set the parameter values:
// Disable digital shift
Camera.DigitalShift.SetValue( 0 );
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- 1.1 Models 9
- 1.2 General Specifications 10
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- Wave Length (nm) 12
- Quantum Efficiency (%) 12
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- Relative Response 14
- 1.4 Mechanical Specifications 15
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- 1.7.2 Ventilation 20
- 1.8 Precautions 21
- Warranty Precautions 22
- 2 Software and Hardware 23
- Installation 23
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- 3 Tools for Changing Camera 25
- Parameters 25
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- 4 Functional Description 27
- Functional Description 28
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- CCD Sensor 28
- (slA750-60fm Only) 29
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- CMOS Sensor 30
- 5 Physical Interface 31
- Numbering 32
- 5.2.3 Pin Numbering 34
- 5.3 Connector Types 35
- 5.4 Cabling Requirements 36
- Physical Interface 37
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- Fig. 10: I/O Cable 37
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- 5.6 Camera Power 39
- 5.7 Input and Output Lines 40
- 5.7.2.2 Input Line Schematic 41
- 5.7.3 Output Line Description 42
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- Section 8.2 on page 88 44
- 6 Image Acquisition Control 45
- Image Acquisition Control 46
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- One Software Trigger 49
- Software Triggers 50
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- 6.3.1 Exposure Modes 53
- Frame N-1 Frame N 54
- Exposure 54
- Hardware Trigger Transition 56
- Hardware Trigger Transitions 57
- 6.4 Exposure Time Parameters 59
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- "Absolute" Settings 61
- Readout 62
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- Fig. 20: Overlapped Exposure 63
- 6.7 Trigger Ready Signal 65
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- (slA750-60fm Only) 67
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- 6.8 Exposure Active Signal 69
- 6.9 Acquisition Timing Chart 70
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- // Resulting Framerate 73
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- 136.47 µs 176.76 µs 181.64 µs 75
- Allowed Frame Rate 76
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- 7 Pixel Data Formats 83
- 7.2 Pixel Data Formats 84
- (Equivalent to DCAM Mono 16) 86
- 7.2.3 Mono 12 Packed Format 88
- 7.2.4 YUV 4:2:2 Packed Format 90
- Pixel Data Formats 93
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- 8 I/O Control 95
- Physical Output Line 96
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- Fig. 26: Timer Signal 99
- I/O Control 100
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- 9 Standard Features 107
- Standard Features 110
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- 9.2 Black Level 112
- 9.3 Digital Shift 113
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- // Disable digital shift 117
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- // Enable digital shift by 2 118
- 9.4 Area of Interest (AOI) 119
- Setting the AOI 120
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- 9.5 Reverse X 123
- Setting Reverse X 124
- 9.6 Disable Parameter Limits 125
- 9.7 Debouncer 126
- Setting the Debouncer 127
- 9.8 Trigger Delay 128
- 9.9 Acquisition Status 129
- 9.10 Test Images 130
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- Fig. 33: Test Image One 131
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- 9.12 Configuration Sets 135
- 9.12.1 Saving User Sets 136
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- Single Bus and Managing 141
- Bandwidth 141
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- S400 S400 S800 144
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- // RecommendedPacketSize 146
- 11.1 Tech Support Resources 147
- 11.2 Obtaining an RMA Number 147
- 11.4 Troubleshooting Charts 149
- Troubleshooting and Support 150
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- 11.4.2 I Do Not Get an Image 151
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- Technical Support 156
- To get the tool, go to: 157
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- Revision History 159
- Revision History 160
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- Feedback 161
- Feedback 162
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