EN Camera Series

3.2Image Transfer

3.2.1FTP Image Transfer

To transfer images via FTP, first make sure to set up the FTP server properly. Please check the following items:

The username/password or anonymous login must be set for FTP server. Set the permission of the read/write/create directory.

First, type the IP address of the FTP server (destination IP). If you have a second FTP server, enter that IP address as well. If the EN camera detects that the first FTP server is down, then it will automatically send images to the second FTP server.

Enter the User name and Password that the FTP server gives permission to.

Type image type (TIF or JPEG). “Image1 Data” is an image triggered by the first TTL trigger, Ethernet trigger, or RS-485 serial trigger. If the second FPGA trigger is set (Config Address=28), then the FPGA automatically generates the second hardware trigger predefined delay after the first hardware TTL trigger. “Image 2 Data” defines image type of the second triggered image. Normally, you should ignore the “Image 2 Data.”

“Subdirectories” is normally set to 1000. The EN creates subdirectories under a single Destination DIR. When the number of files in the subdirectory reaches 1000, then the EN automatically creates another subdirectory. Naming conventions of the subdirectory can be found in the LC-to-EN interface document.

“Destination DIR” is a name of the directory where all “Subdirectories” are located.

Please refer to Troubleshooting “Problem 9: FTP servers switch between primary server and second server, even if the hard disk is not full.” on page 42.

3.3ADR (Automatic Dynamic Range) Control

3.3.1Light Sensor Connection

ADR control is a process that runs inside the EN camera. It controls the camera every 1/10 second to ensure that when the camera is triggered, it produces a high quality image of the license plate and the vehicle it is mounted on, in all ambient lighting conditions. The ADR also decides when to turn on/off auxiliary lighting as required to maintain proper plate illumination at night and during dawn/dusk transitions. ADR uses an external light sensor to provide the information required to

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TS(C)-1327EN, TS(C)-4032EN, TS(C)-2030EN, TS(C)-2076EN specifications

The JAI TS(C) series features a range of advanced cameras designed to meet the diverse needs of industrial imaging applications. Among the models in this series, the TS(C)-2076EN, TS(C)-2030EN, TS(C)-4032EN, and TS(C)-1327EN stand out for their innovative technologies and robust characteristics.

The TS(C)-2076EN is equipped with a 20 megapixel sensor that delivers high-resolution images with exceptional clarity. Utilized primarily in high-performance machines, its compact design ensures easy integration into existing systems. The camera offers a frame rate of up to 60 frames per second, making it suitable for high-speed applications. Furthermore, the TS(C)-2076EN features a global shutter, which eliminates motion blur, ensuring accurate image capture in dynamic environments.

Next in the lineup, the TS(C)-2030EN provides a balanced blend of speed and resolution with its 12 megapixel sensor, allowing for both detailed imaging and high frame rates of up to 120 fps. This model is particularly favored in applications such as 2D and 3D inspections, where quick analysis and precision are critical. The camera’s advanced image processing capabilities enhance performance, while its robust build ensures durability in various industrial settings.

The TS(C)-4032EN has been designed for applications requiring exceptional detail, leveraging a high-resolution 41 megapixel sensor. This model offers an impressive frame rate of 30 fps, making it ideal for capturing intricate details in static subjects. Its large sensor size and advanced optics increase light sensitivity, enabling it to perform well in low-light conditions. The camera also supports advanced connectivity options, facilitating seamless integration with various imaging systems.

Lastly, the TS(C)-1327EN focuses on high-speed imaging with a 3.2 megapixel sensor that can achieve frame rates of up to 300 fps. This camera is specifically engineered for fast-moving objects, making it suitable for applications in areas such as robotics and automation. Its compact design, along with superior synchronization features, make it an excellent choice for synchronized multi-camera setups.

Collectively, the JAI TS(C) series combines high image quality, rapid frame rates, and advanced imaging technologies to deliver versatile solutions for industrial applications. Each model is crafted with precision and built to endure, ensuring they remain reliable tools for meeting modern industrial imaging demands.
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