External Trigger Shutter | Sony DFW-X700, DFW-SX900 specs

DFW-SX900

DFW-X700

FUNCTIONS

External Trigger Shutter

This function is useful for the following cases.

When capturing the images according to an arbitrary external trigger

When capturing the images at same time with several cameras

Inputting trigger and pulse conditions

<Inputting method>

Input external triggers to the “TRIG IN” connector on the rear panel of the camera using the 4-pin connector provided. As shown in the figure, the pin 3 is the “Trigger Input” and the pin 2 is the “GND”. Design the cable accordingly.

<Pulse conditions>

The input pulse is a 5 V negative polarity pulse. Although the falling edge of the signal is detected as the start of trigger, the pulse width must be set 1 ms or more.

The trigger can be also applied by setting the pin 3 “Trigger Input” to the pin 2 “GND”. (Take note of chattering at this time. )

Pin No.	Signal

#1	NC

#2	GND

#3	TRIG IN

#4	NC

Min. 1 ms

5 V

Trigger Pulse

41

HRS

3 2

TRIG IN Connector (Rear Panel View)

16

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Sony DFW-X700, DFW-SX900 technical manual External Trigger Shutter, Inputting trigger and pulse conditions

Contents

Technical Manual Table of Contents Main Features Outline System Components Specifications Connection Pin assignment of Trig in connector female Pin assignment of camera connectorNames and Functions of Parts Dimensions CCD Pixel Location Top View Spectral Characteristics Typical Values Functions Camera Functions Auto Exposure GainShutter Brightness Sharpness Color TemperatureGamma White Balance One Shot SaturationIsochronous Start/Stop Trigger Operations in Normal Mode Operations in Normal ModeWhen exposure time is 1 frame or shorter Time until Data is Read Out and Output Period of Data When exposure time is over 1 frame Operations When Frame Rate is Reduced Inside Camera SUB Isochronous Front Panel LED External Trigger Shutter Inputting trigger and pulse conditions External Trigger Shutter Operations Example of Acceptable Trigger Interval Camera Exposure Time Partial Scan Mode Cutting size CSR F0F00000h Camera Initialize Register Write Only CSR F0F00600h Current Frame Rate CSR F0F00604h Current Video Mode CSR F0F00608h Current Video Format CSR F0F0060Ch CSR F0F00614h Isochronous Transmission Start/Stop CSR F0F00620h Memory Save Channel CSR F0F00618h Memory SaveCSR F0F0061Ch One Shot CSR F0F00624h Current Memory Channel CSR F0F00800h Brightness CSR F0F00804h Auto ExposureCSR F0F00808h Sharpness CSR F0F0080Ch White Balance One-Push Auto White Balance CSR F0F00810h Hue CSR F0F00814h SaturationCSR F0F00818h Gamma CSR F0F0081Ch Shutter Auto exposure CCD IrisShutter OFF CSR F0F0088Ch Optical Filter CSR F0F00820h GainCSR F0F00830h Trigger Auto Gain Control For Format7 CSR F1000108h Image Position CSR F100000Ch Image Size When DFW-SX900When DFW-X700 Minimum Unit for DFW-SX900 Minimum Unit for DFW-X700 CSR F1000110h Color Coding ID CSR F1000144h Byte per Packet General precautions for partial scan function Command Sending Procedure Until Images are Displayed Acquiring the camera control register base address Check available video modes Acquiring the format/mode/frame rateCheck available formats Check available frame rates Example Format0 Mode3 Video transmission start command To set the trigger mode Acquire the CSR offset address of Mode0 Procedure for Format7Aquire the available mode for Format7 Acquire the MaxSize/UnitSize/ColorCodingID Video transmission start command Format7 Specify the packet size Command Setting and Operation Timing Trigger Mode command and actual operation timing One Shot CMD and actual operation timing Camera Supplements List of Camera FunctionsIEEE1394 Cable Features Recommended Specifications for Personal Computer PCHost Adapter Card DFWA-400 Specifications Installing the Host Adapter Card Setup of the Driver PrecautionsPrecautions on software provided For Windows Setting up the driverSetting up the demonstration software For Windows NT4.0Page DFW-SX900