B/W CCD Camera
Model CS3730DC
Operation Manual
TOKYO ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
2001-08-21
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BEFORE USE - GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This instruction manual contains important information for the operator (user) and/or people
around him/her to avoid personal injury, or property damage to him/her or people around
him/her by using this product correctly. Prior to use, read this operation manual carefully to
fully understand its instructions for correct use.
OWNER’S RECORD
Please fill in the blank below the model name and product serial number, which is found on
bottom chassis of your device. Keep this number for your record.
Model Name
Serial No.
WARNINGS & CAUTIONS
[Definition of markings]
The meaning of each mark used in this instruction manual is given below.
DANGER
CAUTION
This mark warns the user that improper use, indicated with this mark,
may cause death or severe personal injuries against the user or people
around him/her.
This mark warns the user that improper use, indicated with this mark,
may cause personal injuries (*1) or material damages (*2) against the
user or people around him/her.
Notes
*1 : Personal injuries mean wounds, burns, electric shocks, and others for which the person
injured need not to be hospitalized nor to be cared for the long term.
*2 : Material damages mean any direct or consequential damages related to property or
material loss.
This mark indicates what the user SHOULD NOT DO. The details of things which the
user should not do are described next to this mark.
This mark indicates what the user MUST DO. The details of things which the user must
do are described next to this mark.
This mark indicates that the user must be alert against a possible DANGER. The details
of the danger which the user must be aware of are described next to this mark.
This mark indicates that the user are given a CAUTION against possible hazards. The
details of the caution which the user must be aware of are described next to this mark.
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Handling Precautions
DANGER
MUST
MUST
MUST
Unplug
Unplug
If any overheating sign is observed, discontinue use immediately.
In the event that smoke, smell, or any other overheating sign is observed, turn its
power switch OFF immediately, and remove its camera cable from camera
connector. Do NOT try to continue to use your camera. To do so in spite of a
clear sign of a malfunction invites a fire, an electric shock hazard, or any other
serious damage. In such case, after confirming that there is no risk of a fire
accident, contact us or our dealer/distributor through which you purchased this
device for repair service. To avoid hazard, do NEVER attempt to repair it
yourself.
If any malfunctioning sign is observed, discontinue use immediately.
Do NOT try to use this device when it is obviously malfunctioning. (Example: No
images on the monitor) In the event of a malfunction, turn its power switch OFF
immediately, and remove its camera cable from camera connector. In such case,
contact us or our dealer/distributor through which you purchased this device for
repair service.
If any liquid gets into the device, discontinue use immediately.
In the event that water, or any other type of liquid gets into the body, do NOT try
to continue to use the device. To do so invites a fire or an electric shock hazard. In
such case, turn its power switch OFF immediately, and then remove its camera
cable from camera connector. After that, contact us or our dealer/distributor
through which you purchased this device for repair service/technical advice.
If any foreign object gets into the body, discontinue the use immediately.
In the event that grits, small particles, or any other foreign objects get inside, do
NOT try to continue to use the device. To do so invites fire or electric shock
hazard. In that case, turn its power switch OFF immediately, and then remove the
plug from the outlet. After that, contact us or our dealer/distributor from which
you purchased this device for repair service/technical advice.
If any outer strong impact is given to this device, discontinue the use immediately.
In the event that this device is dropped onto the ground, or its cabinet is damaged,
turn its power switch OFF immediately, and remove the plug from the outlet. Do
NOT try to continue to use the device. To do so invites fire or electric shock
hazard. In such case, contact us or our dealer/distributor from which you
purchased this device for repair service.
Do NOT disassemble this device.
Do NOT attempt to pull apart, repair, or modify your camera yourself. To do so
might lead to a fire or an electric shock accident. Contact us or the
dealer/distributor from which you purchased the device for repair/modification.
NEVER pull apart
DON’T
Do NOT supply any power other than specified.
This device is designed to work only under specified voltage. Do NOT attempt to
supply the device with power other than specified. Supplying the device with any
unspecified power invites a fire or an electric shock hazard.
(CS3730DC --- DC+12V)
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Do NOT place the device unstably.
Do NOT place the device on an unstable table, slanted surface, etc.. Make sure
that the device do not fall nor roll over to prevent an accident.
Avoid
Avoid
Do NOT place any potentially-hazardous things on this device.
Do NOT place any things on the device which may, if it gets into the inside of the
body, damage the inner parts of the device (such as a flower vessel, glass,
cosmetics, a container filled with liquids or chemicals, as well as small metal parts,
etc.). If tumbled, the liquids inside the bottle, etc. may get into the chassis, causing
fire or electric shock accident.
Do NOT insert any foreign object through air-vent
Avoid inserting any foreign object, especially metal part, combustible, through
ventilation slits. To do so may cause fire or electric shock accident.
Avoid
Avoid
Do NOT damage the power cord.
Do NOT damage, break, re-process, nor bend forcefully the power cord. Pulling
forcefully/Twisting/Placing a heavy object on/Applying heat on the cord should
also be avoided. Otherwise, the cord may be damaged, causing a fire or an electric
shock accident. If the cord is damaged, contact us or our dealer/distributor from
which you purchased this device for repair service.
Do NOT remove the protective cover
Avoid removing its protective cover. If you touch the inner high-voltage part, you
might get electrically shocked. For inner part/circuit checkup, maintenance, or
repair, contact us or the dealer/distributor from which you purchased this device.
Avoid
Handling Precautions
CAUTION
Unplug the power-plug when the your device is not in use.
For safety, make sure to unplug the power-plug before you give your device a
cleanup, or when it is not used. Keeping the power-cord connected might invite
fire or electric shock hazard.
Unplug
Do NOT expose your device to direct sunlight, nor intensive heat.
Do NOT place this device where it is exposed to direct sunlight, dust, or in a high
temperature condition. To do so may cause the inner temperature of the device to
go up, resulting in burning-down of inner parts, circuits or fire accident.
Avoid
Do NOT attempt to make connection before turning power off
Make sure to check the CCU power is OFF before connection. Otherwise, you
might get an electric shock.
Avoid
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Avoid
Avoid
Avoid
Avoid
Avoid
Avoid
Do NOT pull the cord itself
When disconnecting the power-plug out of the outlet, make sure to hold the plug,
and then pull it out. Do NEVER try to pull the cord itself. Otherwise, the cord
may be damaged or broken, leading to a fire or an electric shock accident.
Do NOT handle the power cord with your hand in an wet condition.
Do NOT plug in/out the power cord with an wet hand. Otherwise, it may cause an
electric shock accident.
Do NOT block ventilating slits.
You should avoid;
n Placing your device upside down, or with wrong side up.
n Installing your device in a poor natural draft condition, recessed area.
n Placing your device on carpet, cushion.
n Putting a tablecloth, curtain on your device.
Blocking the ventilation slits prevents inner heat from escaping, which might lead
to a fire accident.
Do NOT place your device too close to a heater.
Do NOT place your device or its power cord too close to any heating appliance.
Otherwise, the coating of its switch and/or power-cord may melt, leading to a fire
or an electric shock accident.
Do NOT use chemical solvent for cleanup.
When giving your camera a cleanup, avoid using a benzene, alcohol, and thinner.
These chemicals might cause its coating or markings to come off or become
degraded.
Do NOT “hot-plug” the connector.
Before connecting/disconnecting a connector, make sure that the power of a
power unit is turned OFF. Otherwise, it may cause a malfunction or an electric
shock accident.
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RESTRICTION FOR USE
Avoid irregular signal interface.
Do not attempt irregular signal interface other than specified. Under signal interface other than
recommended/specified in this instruction manual, the device might fail to exert the maximum
performance. In much worse case, if you continue to use your device under incorrect signal
interface, part(s) of inner circuits might burn down.
DISCLAIMER (LIMITED WARRANTY)
We assume no responsibility and shall be held harmless for damage or loss incurred by the user
in the following cases.
1.In the case where damage or loss is caused by fire, earthquake, or other acts of Gods, acts
by a third party, misuse by the user deliberately or erroneously, or use under extreme
operating conditions.
2.In the case where any indirect, additional, consequential damages (e.g. loss of expected
interest, suspension of business activities) are incurred as results of a malfunction or
non-functioning of this device, we shall be exempted from assuming responsibility for such
damages.
3.In the case where damage or loss is caused by incorrect use which is not in line with the
instructions given in this operation manual.
4.In the case where damage or loss is caused by a malfunction resulting from bad connection
with other equipment.
5.In the case where damage or loss is caused by repair or modification done by the user.
OTHER INSTRUCTIONS
Do NOT use power other than specified
Be sure to use DC12V power supply. The camera is designed to work only under the specified
voltage. Do NOT attempt to drive the camera with the power other than DC12V. Operating the
camera under power other than DC12V invites a fire or a electric shock hazard.
Avoid intensive light
Do NOT expose the camera’s image-pickup-plane to sunlight or other intense light directly. If the
part of CCD is exposed to spot-intensive light, you might get a picture problem like blooming
and/or smear. You might observe vertical stripes on your monitor if your camera is exposed to
sunlight (or any other intensive light), however, this is not a malfunction. Redirect your CH
(camera-head) to different directions in such case.
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Use under right operation condition
This equipment is designed and guaranteed to work under the temperature range of 0 to 40 degrees
C and 30 through 90% humidity range. Avoid using the equipment beyond that limits.
Handle with care
Take care not to drop the equipment, nor give strong impact, as this may cause breakdown.
Do NOT tamper with switches
Read this operation guide thoroughly before you touch switches and adjusters on the rear panel. Do
NEVER attempt to disassemble the camera and/or tamper with any inner switches, potentiometers,
etc.
Avoid liquid
Avoid placing the camera where it is likely to be splashed with water or any other fluids. Operating
the camera with its inner parts/circuits in an wet condition might cause a damage or an electric shock
accident.
Avoid placing near TV/radio
This camera might cause an interference (e.g. noise) if used around radio / TV set. In such a case,
change the location of your camera (or radio / TV).
Abnormal operation
In the event that any abnormal condition is observed, turn the power switch OFF immediately. Do
NOT try to continue to use the camera. To do so reckless of visible signs of malfunction invites a
fire, an electric shock hazard, or any other serious damage to the camera. In such case, contact us or
our dealer/distributor from which you purchased the camera for repair service.
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CONTENTS
1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
2. FEATURES
3. CONFIGURATION
4. OPTION UNIT
5. DESIGNATION OF EACH PART
6. HOW TO MOUNT YOUR CAMERA
7. CONNECTION
8. FUNCTION OF EACH SWITCH / MODE
9. TIMING CHART
10. SPECIFICATIONS
11. SUPPLEMENTAL DRAWINGS
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1. Product Description
Model CS3730DC is a one-piece-type (single-body) B/W CCD camera employing a 1/2 type
all-pixel-data readout CCD. This model has twice driving frequency of conventional models to
achieve fast-speed data-processing. The model is suited for high-speed, high-resolution image
processing use.
2. Features
(1) Double-speed scan
Model CS3730DC reads out image-data twice as fast as conventional CCD cameras do.
(2) All pixel's data readout
With all-pixel-data-readout CCD built in, CS3730DC reads out image-data in approximately
1/100 sec. Also fitted is frame-shutter, which reads out all data even under RTS mode.
(3) High vertical resolution
As all pixel's data are read out even under RTS (Random Trigger Shutter) mode (in
1/100 sec.), images with no deterioration in vertical resolution are obtained.
(4) Square grid pattern CCD
Pixel's in CCD are aligned in a square grid pattern. This makes it easier to perform computation
correctly for image processing use.
(5) External Sync.
The camera is switched over to external synchronization operation automatically when external
HD/VD signal is input.
(6) Random trigger shutter function
With a built-in RTS (Random Trigger Shutter), the camera’s CCD starts light-exposure in
synchronization with external trigger signals. This function enables the camera to capture
fast-moving subjects at constant position for precise image processing.
(7) Restart / Reset
Under the restart / reset mode, this model can capture images at an arbitrary timing cued by
external VD signal.
(8) Multiple shutter
With this shutter, this model capture images at an arbitrary timing cued by external trigger signal,
and then outputs video at an arbitrary timing cued by external VD signal.
(9) Partial-scan (Option)
Under the partial scan mode, only 1/2 or 1/4 screen center portion of image information is read
out, resulting in a faster operation.
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The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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3. Configuration
(1) Camera body
(2) Accessory
Operation Manual (English / Japanese)
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4. Optional Accessories
(1) DC SYNC IN cable (Model name: CPRC3700)
(2) Camera adapter (Model name: CA170)
(3) Camera mounting kit
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Please contact our sales staff for details.
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5. Designation of Each Part
(5-1) Front-view
Lens-mount
(5-2) Rear-view
DIP SW
MANU Gain Adjustment
Potentiometer
DC IN / SYNC Connector
(5-3) Bottom-view
Lens-mount
DC IN / SYNC Connector
Camera Mounting Screw Holes
*See Section 6 How To Mount Your
Camera for details.
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6. How To Mount Your Camera
(1) Option 1 : Using a camera tripod fixing kit [Tripod screws (1/4-20UNC)]
Use an optional tripod fixing kit to fix the camera onto the tripod.
(See the diagrammatic sketch shown below)
: Tripod
: Comes With Mounting Hardware
: Mounting Screw
: + Screw (M3X8)
: Parts Number
(2) Option 2 : Using the mounting holes (Bottom side)
Put M3 screws through these holes to fix the camera. Be sure to use screws which are shorter than
specified length. Longer screws may damage the inner circuit board.
To fix your camera by using mounting holes (a) above (= 2 places), be sure to use 3mm or
shorter screws.
To fix your camera by using mounting holes (b) above (= 4 places), be sure to use 5mm or
shorter screws.
To fix your camera by using mounting holes (c) above (= 2 places), be sure to use 5mm or
shorter screws.
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7. Connection
7-1. Connection example
VD
HD
*These connectors are to be
connected to a sync generator if your
application so requires.
BNC
BNC
TIRG IN
AC100V
20W
50/60Hz
CA170
WEN OUT
VIDEO.1 OUT
HD IN
VD/VS(SYNC) IN
VIDEO.2 OUT
CLK OUT
CAMERA
TOKYO ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY CO. , LTD.
TYPE TP2197A1
MADE IN JAPAN
Camera Adapter
CA170
BNC
AC100V
50/60Hz
Video Cable
Video Monitor (Rear side)
HIGH-75
DC IN/SYNC cable
CPRC3700
VIDEO IN
BNC
VIDEO
OUT
AC100V
50/60Hz
Note: Make sure that video output is correctly 75-ohm terminated.
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Camera body
(Rear side)
7-2. DC IN/SYNC connector
(1)Compatible connector: HR10A-10P-12S (HIROSE ELEC.)
(2)Pin layout
Pin No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Signal Name
DC12V GND
DC12V
VIDEO GND
VIDEO 1 OUT
GND
HD IN
VD IN
VIDEO GND
VIDEO 2 OUT
WEN OUT
TRIG IN
PARTIAL IN (OPTION)
*1: The 12 pin is provided for partial signal input under optional partial-scan mode.
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The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
*2: Before connecting / disconnecting your connector, make sure to confirm that the power of power supply unit is
in OFF position to avoid breakdown.
*3: The GND pin is grounded to the camera chassis.
8. Function of Each Switch / Mode
8-1. Camera function
8-1-1 GAIN selection (See 8.2 for setting details) [Camera rear-panel DIP SW]
--- Switches sensitivity setting
(a) FIX: Factory-prefixed gain
(b) MANU: Gain is adjustable via the manual gain potentiometer (M.GAIN)
8-1-2 Video output mode selection (See 8.2 for setting details) [Camera rear-panel DIP SW]
--- Switches video format
(a) 1/100I: 1/100s ----- 2:1 Interlace mode (Dual tap)
--- ODD field images and EVEN field images are output in 1/100 second in interlace mode
via VIDEO 1 OUT and VIDEO 2 OUT.
Image A
ODD
VIDEO1 OUT
VIDEO2 OUT
Image B
EVEN
Image C
ODD
Image D
EVEN
Image E
ODD
ODD Phase
EVEN Phase
ODD Phase
EVEN Phase
ODD Phase
Image A
EVEN
Image B
ODD
Image C
EVEN
Image D
ODD
ODD Phase
EVEN Phase
ODD Phase
EVEN Phase
WEN OUT
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Image E
EVEN
ODD Phase
(b) 1/50N: 1/50s ----- Non-interlace mode (Single tap)
--- All pixel data is output only through VIDEO 1 OUT in 1/50 second.
Image A
Image B
Image C
VIDEO1 OUT
WEN OUT
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Correct output signal does not come out from VIDEO 2 OUT.
8-1-3. Shutter mode selection (See 8.2 for setting details)
--- Switches shutter modes / There are 4 shutter modes.
8-1-3.(1) NOR mode
Normal electronic shutter
Exposure control via internal sync signal
8 positions, including OFF, 1/250s, 1/500s, 1/1000s, 1/2000s,
1/4000s, 1/8000s, 1/20000s
8-1-3.(2) RDM mode
Random trigger shutter
Exposure control via ex-trigger input
Non-reset or V-reset
Exposure-time setting: Inner DIP SW or Ex-trigger pulse width
8-1-3.(3) Multiple
Multiple shutter
The camera goes into multiple shutter mode when more than one
trigger signal input is made before external VD input.
8-1-3.(4) R.R.
Restart / Reset
The R.R. function is activated by external VD signal. Under the
R.R. mode, you can get an arbitrary shutter speed slower than
normal shutter or RTS.
8-1-4.Partial-scan mode selection OPTION (See 8.2 for setting details)
Three types of partial scan modes are available.
8-1-4.(1) 1/2 partial-scan mode
8-1-4.(2) 1/4 partial-scan mode
8-1-4.(3) Programmable partial-scan mode
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The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
8-1-5.External-sync input impedance selection (See 8.3 for setting details)
There are two types of external-sync input impedance.
8-1-5.(1) High-impedance
8-1-5.(2) 75-ohm
8-1-6.External trigger signal input polarity selection (See 8.3 for setting details)
There are two types of external trigger signal input polarity.
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8-1-6.(1) Positive (Rising-edge)
8-1-6.(2) Negative (Falling-edge)
8-2. Camera rear-panel DIP SW and Manual GAIN adjustment potentiometer
Manual GAIN potentiometer
(1) MANU gain adjustment potentiometer
When you turn this potentiometer clockwise, the camera’s sensitivity goes up. This adjuster is
enabled when the DIP SW #4 pin (GAIN selection) as detailed below is set in ON position.
(2) DIP SW
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
SW Function
SW Status
E shutter-speed setting
ED
GAIN selection
GAIN.SW
VIDEO output mode selection
VIDEO.MD
Exposure time setting
EXP
RTS mode setting
SMD
Partial-scan mode setting
PARTIAL OPTION
Selected Function
Please refer to the E shutter-speed table
(Table 1)
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Factory setting
Setting via GAIN potentiometer
1/100s 2:1 interlace mode
1/50s non-interlace mode
Please refer to the exposure time setting
table (Table 2)
Non-reset
V reset
Please refer to the partial-scan mode
setting table (Table 3)
[NOTES]
l The factory setting is shown with boldface underlined font.
l The function shown with the OPTION mark in this document is available as optional function (=
Production on order) and not provided as standard function. Please contact our sales staff for
details.
l Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
O
N
DIP switch
Table 1
E-shutter speed setting
E-shutter speed
OFF
1/250s
1/500s
1/1,000s
1/2,000s
1/4,000s
1/8,000s
1/20,000s
No.1
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
No.2
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
No.3
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
[NOTES]
l Don’t set E-shutter SW in OFF under RTS mode.
l The factory setting is shown with boldface underlined font.
Table 2 Exposure-time setting
Exposure-time setting
DIP SW setting
TRIG signal pulse width
Restart / Reset enabled
* TEST (Not assigned)
No.6
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
No.7
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
[NOTES]
l Restart / Reset is enabled when E shutter-speed SW is in OFF.
l The factory setting is shown with boldface underlined font.
Table 3 Partial-scan mode switching
Exposure-time setting
Normal-scan mode
1/2 partial-scan mode
1/4 partial-scan mode
Programmable partial-scan mode
OPTION
No.9
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
No.10
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
[NOTES]
l The factory setting is shown with boldface underlined font.
l The function shown with the OPTION mark in this document is available as optional function (=
Production on order) and not provided as standard function. Please contact our sales staff for
details.
l Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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8-3. Camera rear-panel DIP SW and Manual GAIN adjustment potentiometer
(1) External-sync IN impedance selection
To switch the input impedance of external sync signal, open the camera chassis, and select the
position of the slide switch mounted on the bottom board (REG board).
Camera Connector
Ex-SYNC IN Input
Impedance Switch
High
75
Lens-mount
No.
1
SW Function
SW Status
High
75
Ex-sync input impedance SW
Selected Function
High impedance
75-ohm
[NOTES]
l The factory setting is shown with boldface underlined font.
(2) External trigger signal input polarity selection
To switch the input polarity of external trigger input, open the camera chassis, and select the
position of the slide switch mounted on the top board (PROCESS board).
PROCESS Board
Ex-trigger Input
Polarity Selection
Lens-mount
1
O
N
No.
1
2
2
1
O
N
2
SW Function
Ex-trigger signal input polarity
selection SW
TEST
SW Status
OFF
ON
OFF
[NOTES]
l The factory setting is shown with boldface underlined font.
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Selected Function
Positive (Rising-edge)
Negative (Falling-edge)
NC
12
WEN OUT
VIDEO
OUT
Int-HD
Ext-HD
7
8
2 O
B
1
22
(0.75 s)
7 7
7 7
6 7
6
O
B
3
8
H-transfer
pause
102
D
1
3
73
(2.47 s)
H.SYNC
1 H-transfer (1H)
944 (32.0 micro s)
82
(2.78 s)
OB
D O O O 1
1 B B B
9 1 2 3
Dummy
pixels
19
H blanking = 177 (6 micro s)
Optical
black
38
102(3.46 s)
±0.5us
9
1
9 0
767
(26.0 s)
Effective VO pixels
= 767
Effective pixel =
782
767
7 7
7 7
6 7
6
7
8
2
9. Timing Chart
9-1. Output waveform timing chart
(1) Horizontal
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WEN OUT
VIDEO
OUT2
VIDEO
OUT1
Int-HD
Int-VD
1H
7.5H
OB
5 5
7 8
9 1 O
B
1
5 5
8 8
0 2 O
B
2
1
5
6
16
16
14
4
20
OB
23
287.5
5 5 5
7 8 8
8 0 2 O
B
2
5 5 5
7 7 8
7 9 1 O
B
1
309
310
311
312
313
Effective VO
pixels
2 4 6
1 3 5 7
O O O O
B B B B
2 4 6 8
O O O O
B B B B
1 3 5 7
312.5H
V blanking
25H
Blank transfer period
625
1
2
Ext-VD
317
318
319
326
4
333
OB
O O O O
B B B B
1 3 5 7
O O O O
B B B B
2 4 6 8
330
312.5H
V blanking
25H
17
335
625
623
5 5 5
7 7 8
7 9 1 O
B
1
5 5 5
7 8 8
8 0 2 O
B
2
Effective VO
pixel
1 3 5 7
2 4 6 8
287.5
(2) Vertical
(2-a) 1/100s 2:1 Interlace mode
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WEN OUT
VIDEO OUT1
Int-HD
Int VD
7.5H
1H
OB
5 5 5
8 8 8
0 1 2 O O
B B
1 2
2
28
33
V blanking
44.5H
O
B
1
33
34
5
Blank transfer period
625
1
Ext-VD
OB
8
Effective VO pixel = 580.5
Effective pixel = 582
1 Vertical transfer
(1V) 625H
1 2 3
41
42
43
O
B
8
582
624
625
1
5 5 5
8 8 8
0 1 2 O O
B B
1 2
2
(2-b) 1/50s Non-interlace mode
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9-2. RTS timing chart
TRIG signal capturing timing: Positive (Rising-edge detection)
(a)Non-reset mode (Under internal-sync / external-sync --- Consecutive HD / VD IN)
Exposure starts at the timing of TRIG signal IN. After each exposure is completed, the camera
outputs video at each next VD IN timing.
(1/100s 2:1 Interlace)
Automatically treturns to normal shutter if
H level stays for 20V (1/5s) or longer
TRIG IN not acceptable for
1V after mode change
TRIG IN
(Positive)
Int / Ext VD
ODD
EVEN
ODD
EVEN
ODD
EVEN
ODD
EVEN
ODD
EVEN
ODD
CCD
Exposure
Image A
ODD
Image B
EVEN
ODD
VIDEO OUT1
EVEN
Image B
ODD
ODD
VIDEO OUT2
Image D
EVEN
EVEN
Outputs VD,V-sync during stanby
Image A
EVEN
Image C
ODD
Exposure time(DIP SW
or pulse width)
ODD
Indefinite
Outputs video at the next
VD timing after exposure
EVEN
Image C
EVEN
Image D
ODD
EVEN
ODD
Indefinite
WEN OUT
Normal shutter
Random trigger shutter
Normal shutter
(1/50s Non-interlace)
Automatically treturns to normal shutter if
H level stays for 10V (1/5s) or longer
TRIG IN not acceptable
for 1V after mode change
TRIG IN
Int / Ext VD
CCD
Exposure
Exposure time (DIP SW
or pulse width)
VIDEO OUT1
Outputs VD,V-sync during stanby
WEN OUT
Indefinite
Outputs video at the next
VD timing after exposure
Normal shutter
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Random trigger shutter
Correct output signal does not come out from VIDEO 2 OUT.
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Normal shutter
(b)Non-reset mode (Under external sync --- Single VD and Consecutive VD IN)
After TRIG IN and exposure, the camera goes into standby until next external VD IN.
(1/100s 2:1 Interlace)
The video output field (ODD/EVEN) is determined by the phase difference between ex-VD
falling edge and ex-HD.
Automatically treturns to normal shutter
if H level stays for 20V (1/5s) or longer
TRIG IN not acceptable
for 1V after mode change
TRIG IN
ODD
phase
External
VD IN
ODD
EVEN
phase
ODD
phase
EVEN
ODD
EVEN
ODD
CCD
Exposure
Image A
ODD
VIDEO OUT1
ODD
Image B
EVEN
Exposure time (DIP SW
or pulse width)
EVEN
VIDEO OUT2
Image B
ODD
ODD
EVEN
Image D
EVEN
EVEN
ODD
Indefinite
In sync with VD during standby
(No video output)
Image A
EVEN
Image C
ODD
Video output at the next
VD timing after exposure
Image C
EVEN
Image D
ODD
EVEN
ODD
Indefinite
WEN OUT
Normal shutter
Random trigger shutter
(1/50s Non-interlace)
Normal shutter
Automatically treturns to normal shutter if
H level stays for 10V (1/5s) or longer
TRIG IN not acceptable
for 1V after mode change
TRIG IN
External
VD IN
CCD
Exposure
Exposure time (DIP-SW
or pulse width)
VIDEO OUT1
In sync with VD during
standby (No video output)
WEN OUT
Normal shutter
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Video output at the next
VD timing after exposure
Random trigger shutter
Correct output signal does not come out from VIDEO 2 OUT.
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Indefinite
Norma shutter
(c)V-reset mode (Under internal-sync / Consecutive HD IN)
Exposure starts at the timing of TRIG signal IN. After each exposure is completed, the camera
outputs video immediately by resetting VD. (HD is not reset)
(1/100s 2:1 Interlace)
Automatically returns to normal shutter
if H level stays for 10V (1/5s) or longer
TRIG IN not acceptable for
1V after mode change
TRIG IN
CCD
Exposure
Image A
ODD
VIDEO OUT1
ODD
Image B
EVEN
Image D
ODD
Image C
ODD
Exposure time
(DIP-SW or pulse width)
ODD
EVEN
ODD
VD, V-SYNC pause during standby
VIDEO OUT2
Image A
EVEN
Image B
ODD
ODD
EVEN
Indefinite
VD, V-SYNC output
for 1V only
Image C
EVEN
Image D
EVEN
ODD
ODD
Indefinite
WEN OUT
Normal shutter
Random trigger shutter
Normal shutter
(1/50s Non-interlace)
Irrespective of TRIG IN phase, the camera always outputs ODD field image.
Automatically returns to normal shutter
if H level stays for 10V (1/5s) or longer
TRIG IN not acceptable
for 1V after mode change
TRIG IN
(Positive)
CCD
Exposure
Exposure time
(e-shutter-speed or
pulse width)
VIDEO OUT1
VD, V-sync pause during standby
Indefinite
VD, V-sync output
for 1V only
WEN OUT
Normal shutter
l
Random trigger shutter
Correct output signal does not come out from VIDEO 2 OUT.
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Normal shutter
9-3. MULTIPLE mode
Multiple shutter operation is available by providing TRIG IN
more than one time before external VD IN. (Non-reset mode,
single VD, consecutive HD IN)
(1/100s 2:1 Interlace)
The video output field (ODD/EVEN) is determined by the phase difference between the ex-VD
falling edge and ex-HD.
TRIG IN
(Positive)
ODD
phase
EVEN
phase
External
VD IN
CCD
Exposure
VIDEO OUT1
Image A
ODD
Image B
EVEN
Exxposure time
(DIP SW or pulse width)
ODD
EVEN
Three exposures are
mixed and output here.
Image A
EVEN
VIDEO OUT2
ODD
EVEN
WEN OUT
(1/50s Non-interlace)
TRIG IN
(Positive)
External
VD IN
CCD
Exposure
VIDEO OUT1
Exposure time
(E-shutter speed or pulse width)
Three exposures are mixed
and output here.
WEN OUT
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Image B
ODD
Correct output signal does not come out from VIDEO 2 OUT.
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9-4. Restart / Reset mode
The restart / reset function is available with the external VD signal. You can get an arbitrary
slower shutter speed than normal shutter and random trigger shutter.
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l
l
The shutter speed (exposure time) is determined by external VD signal interval.
This function is enabled when the rear-panel shutter speed DIP SW is OFF.
Supply consecutive VD.
(1/100s 2:1 Interlace)
The video output field (ODD/EVEN) is determined by the phase difference between the ex-VD
falling edge and ex-HD.
ODD
phase
External
VD IN
EVEN
phase
CCD
Exposure
Image A
ODD
VIDEO OUT1
Image B
EVEN
ODD
EVEN
The exposure time is determined
by VD interval.
Image A
EVEN
VIDEO OUT2
ODD
EVEN
(1/50s Non-interlace)
External
VD IN
CCD
Exposure
VIDEO OUT1
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Image B
ODD
The exposure time is
determined by VD interval.
Correct output signal does not come out from VIDEO 2 OUT.
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9-5. Partial-scan mode OPTION
--- Switches partial-scan mode / There are 3 partial scan modes (Selection via inner DIP SW).
Note: Sometimes phenomenon called as “whiteout” occurs at the top of the screen when there is
strong incident light entering in the wide area of a CCD, however, this is not a malfunction. If this
occurs, reduce the amount of incoming rays.
(9-5-1)1/2 Partial-scan --- Screen center 1/2 readout OPTION
(1/100s 2:1 Interlace) OPTION
Under 1/100s interlace mode, only the center portion of 234H out of the total effective lines 575H
(excluding BLK time) is read out. Available both under external / internal mode.
1/100s 1st Field
VIDEO1 OUT
VIDEO2 OUT
93.5H
117H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
117H
77H
*3 High-speed
transfer
77H
117H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
117H
423
425
*1 High-speed
transfer
193
195
93.5H
VIDEO1 OUT
30.5H
117H
9H
165H
*1
422
424
192
194
1st Field
VIDEO2 OUT
30.5H
V BLK
(Inc. high-speed
transfer)
117H
9H
165H
*1
High-speed
transfer
*1: Under normal shutter, the value is 165H. For others
(and ex-sync), the value is arbitrary.
Video Output
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1/100s 2nd Field
VIDEO1 OUT
VIDEO2 OUT
93H
*1 High-speed
transfer
93H
117H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
117H
77.5H
77.5H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
117H
422
424
192
194
117H
*3 High-speed
transfer
VIDEO1 OUT
30H
117H
9H
165.5H
*1
421
423
191
193
2nd Field
VIDEO2 OUT
30H
V BLK
(Inc. high-speed
transfer)
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117H
9H
165.5H
*1
High-speed
transfer
*1: Under normal shutter, the value is 165.5H. For others
(and ex-sync), the value is arbitrary.
Video Output
The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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(1/50s Non-interlace) OPTION
Under 1/50s non-interlace mode, only the center portion of 260H out of the total effective lines
580.5H (excluding BLK time) is read out. Available both under external / internal mode.
151H
High-sped
transfer
260H
Normal-speed
transfer
169.5H
High-sped
transfer
260H
1 1
5 5
3 4
Normal-speed
transfer
4 4
1 1
1 2
VIDEO1 OUT
42.5H
V BLK
(Inc. high-speed
transfer)
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260H
Video Output
10H
High-speed
transfer
312.5H
*1
*1: Under normal shutter, the value is 312.5H. For others (and ex-sync), the
value is arbitrary.
The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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(9-5-2)1/4 Partial-scan --- Screen center 1/4 readout OPTION
(1/100s 2:1 Interlace) OPTION
Under 1/100s interlace mode, only the center portion of 58H out of the total effective lines 575H
(excluding BLK time) is read out. Available both under external / internal mode.
VIDEO1 OUT
1/100s 1st Field
129.5H
VIDEO2 OUT
*1 High-speed
transfer
129.5H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
29H
129H
*3 High-speed
transfer
129H
29H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
29H
319
321
265
267
29H
VIDEO1 OUT
34.5H
29H
15H
234H
*1
318
320
264
266
1st Field
VIDEO2 OUT
34.5H
29H
15H
V BLK
(Inc. high-speed
transfer)
Video output
High-speed
transfer
234H
*1
*1: Under normal shutter, the value is 234H. For others (and
ex-sync), the value is arbitrary.
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VIDEO1 OUT
1/100s 2nd Field
VIDEO2 OUT
*1 High-speed
transfer
129H
29H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
29H
129.5H
*3 High-speed
transfer
129.5H
29H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
29H
318
320
264
266
129H
VIDEO1 OUT
34H
29H
15H 234.5H
*1
317
319
263
265
2nd Field
VIDEO2 OUT
34H
29H
V BLK
(Inc. high-speed
transfer)
Video output
15H 234.5H
*1
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High-speed
transfer
*1: Under normal shutter, the value is 234.5H. For others (and
ex-sync), the value is arbitrary.
The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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(1/50s Non-interlace) OPTION
Under 1/50s non-interlace mode, only the center portion of 95H out of the total effective lines
580.5H (excluding BLK time) is read out. Available both under external / internal mode.
95H
Normal-speed
transfer
Normal-speed
transfer
High-speed
transfer
243
244
244.5H
95H
High-speed
transfer
336
337
241H
VIDEO1 OUT
47.5H
V BLK
(Inc. high-speed
transfer)
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95H
Video output
14H
High-speed
transfer
468.5H
1
*1: Under normal shutter, the value is 468.5H. For others (and ex-sync), the
value is arbitrary.
The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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(9-5-3) Programmable partial OPTION
By designating the high-speed transfer portion with external PARTIAL signal input, the camera
read out only the portion of CCD area necessary for your application. This is available under
external sync.
(1/100s 2:1 Interlace mode) OPTION
External VD
External HD
1(H)
18 lines
2(H)
External partial
signal
1st field: 18.5(H)
2nd field: 18(H)
n(H) total lines
= n(H) x 18 lines
Start
Finish
High-speed n(H)
VIDEO OUT
BLK trans. 2(H)
Normal-speed
(Conditions)
l The starting point of external partial signal is 18.5 / 18H from the falling edge of ex-VD.
l The external partial signal is controlled at each ex-HD falling edge. Set the start / finish of
the external partial signal in 1H increments.
l The number of 1H high-speed transfer line is 18 lines. The actual lines are determined by the
external partial signal “hi” length. (Minimum: 1H = 18 lines)
l After high-speed transfer, 2H is allocated to blank transfer period. Normal transfer starts at
the next line.
l VIDEO OUT vertical blanking is;
1st field: V blanking = 18.5(H) + n(H) + BLK transfer [2(H)] – 1H
2nd field: V blanking = 18(H) + n(H) + BLK transfer [2(H)] – 1H
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*An example follows below.
(High-speed minimum 1H = 18 lines)
1/100s 1st Field
VIDEO1 OUT
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VIDEO2 OUT
3.5H
*1 High-speed
transfer
3.5H
70H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
70H
214H
*3 High-speed
transfer
214H
70H
*2 Normal-speed
transfer
70H
The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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The timing is as follows (1st Field); OPTION
EXT.VD
5
7
9
577
579
1H
4
6
8
576
578
VIDEO1 OUT
(Normal)
VIDEO2 OUT
(Normal)
25H
287.5H
V Blanking
Video output
1H
Partial
Pulse
72H
*2
13
15
149
151
18.5H
12
14
148
150
VIDEO1 OUT
(Partial)
VIDEO2 OUT
(Partial)
20.5H
70H
24H
V BLK
(Inc. high-speed
transfer)
Video output
High-speed
transfer
*1
*1 Arbitrary value under any shutter mode other than normal shutter,
or under ex-sync mode
*2 Partial over actual video line is OK.
* BLK during no video output
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l
The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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(1/50s Non-interlace mode) OPTION
External VD
External HD
1(H)
18 lines
2(H)
External partial
signal
n(H) total lines
= n(H) x 18 lines
32.5(H)
Start
Finish
High-spedd n(H)
VIDEO OUT
BLK trans. 2(H)
Normal-speed
(Conditions)
l The starting point of external partial signal is 32.5H from the falling edge of ex-VD.
l The external partial signal is controlled at each ex-HD falling edge. Set the start / finish of
the external partial signal in 1H increments.
l The number of 1H high-speed transfer line is 18 lines. The actual lines are determined by the
external partial signal “hi” length. (Minimum: 2H = 36 lines)
l After high-speed transfer, 2H is allocated to blank transfer period. Normal transfer starts at
the next line.
l VIDEO OUT vertical blanking is;
V blanking = 32.5(H) + n(H) + BLK transfer [2(H)] – 1H
*An example follows below.
(High-speed minimum 2H = 36 lines)
23H
70H
487.5H
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l
High-speed
transfer
70H
Normal-speed
transfer
Normal-speed
transfer
High-speed
transfer
The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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The timing is as follows ; OPTION
2
3
4
579
580
581
1H
582
EXT.VD
VIDEO1 OUT
(Normal)
44.5H
580.5H
V Blanking
Video output
72H
2H
*2
VIDEO1 OUT
(Partial)
35.5H
V BLK
(Inc. high-speed
transfer)
93
94
32.5H
25
26
Partial
Pulse
70H
Video output
28H
*1
High-speed
transfer
*1 Arbitrary value under any shutter mode other than normal shutter,
or under ex-sync mode
*2 Partial over actual video line is OK.
* BLK during no video output
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l
The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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(9-5-4) Partial-scan sync-signal reset OPTION
RTS Non-reset / V-reset selection can be made via camera rear-panel DIP SW. The selection is
also available under 1/2 and 1/4 partial scan operation.
(a)Non-reset OPTION
VD signal interval: 312.5H (1/100s 2:1 Interlace mode) / 625H (1/50s non-interlace mode)
Readout speed: Normal scan speed readout
Partial
image A
Partial
image B
Partial
image C
VIDEO OUT
312.5H
625H
(b)V reset (E-shutter disabled) OPTION
The VD gets reset immediately after readout.
(b-1)Under 1/2 partial-scan
VD signal interval: 156.5H (1/100s 2:1 Interlace mode) / 312H (1/50s non-interlace mode),
Readout speed: Twice (x2) normal scan speed readout
Partial
image A
Partial
image B
Partial
image C
Partial
image D
Partial
image E
VIDEO OUT
156.5H
312H
(b-2) Under 1/4 partial-scan
VD signal interval 78.5H (1/100s 2:1 Interlace mode) / 156H (1/50s non-interlace mode),
Readout speed: Quadruple (x4) normal scan speed readout
Partial
image A
Partial
image B
Partial
image C
Partial
image D
Partial
image E
VIDEO OUT
78.5H/156H
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The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this document is
available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not provided as standard
function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
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10. Specifications
Model
[Basic spec]
Image sensor
Optical size
Total pixels
Active pixel
Video output pixels
Scanning area
Unit cell size
TV format
Scanning lines
Interlace
Sync system
Aspect ratio
Video output
Resolution
S/N
Illumination
Gain
Gamma correction
White-clip level
Power source
Power consumption
CS3730DC
All Pixel’s Data Read-out Interline CCD
1/2 Type (= Equivalent to 1/2 type CCD size)
823(H) x 592(V)
782(H) x 582(V)
767(H) x 575(V) (1/100I 2:1 Non-interlace)
767(H) x 580.5(V) (1/50s Non-interlace)
6.49(H) x 4.83(V) mm (= Equivalent to 1/2 type CCD size)
8.3(H) x 8.3(V) micro m (Square-grid array)
Special format (Not conforming to CCIR)
625 lines
1/100s 2:1 Interlace mode
1/50s Non-interlace mode
Switching via rear-panel DIP SW
Internal/External automatic switch-over
4:3
VS 1.0V(p-p) / 75-ohm, DC coupled
580 TV lines(H)
580 TV lines(V)
Standard: 50dB(p-p)/rms (Initial factory setting)
Standard 400 lx (F5.6) (GAIN FIX, 1/50s Non-interlace mode)
Minimum 4 lx (F1.4) (GAIN MAX, Approx. 50% video output)
FIX (Fixed) gain: Factory-shipped preset level
MANU (Manual) gain: Setting through GAIN VR
FIX / MANU switching via rear-panel DIP SW
Gamma = 1 (Fixed)
Approx. 785mV(p-p) (Excluding SYNC)
DC12V plus/minus 10 percent
Ripple voltage: Less than 50mV(p-p)
Approx. 3.4W
[Internal sync spec]
Base clock frequency 29.5MHz (1CLK) plus/minus 200ppm
H sync frequency
31.25kHz (1H = 944CLK)
V sync frequency
100Hz (1V = 312.5H) (Under 1/100s 2:1 interlace)
50Hz (1V = 625H) (Under 1/50s non-interlace)
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[External sync spec]
Ex-sync. input signal HD/VD
Input level
2~4V (p-p)/10k-ohm
Input impedance
75-ohm / High impedance (switching via inner slide SW)
(Initial factory setting: High)
Interlace
1/100s 2:1 interlace or 1/50s non-interlace
Polarity
Negative
Pulse width
HD: 3.2 plus/minus 1 micro s (LOW)
VD: From 125 through 400 micro s (LOW)
Repeating frequency fH = 31.25kHz plus/minus 0.5 percent
fV = fH/312.5 or fV = fH/625
Scanning lines
625 lines
Phase difference
HD/VD: 1/fH/2 plus/minus 1.5 micro s, 0 plus/minus 1.5 micro s
(a)1/100s 2:1 Interlace mode
E.VD
E.HD
TP3
TP3
TP1
VDO
EVEN
TP2
ODD
VDO
TP1 : EVEN reset range
TP2 : ODD reset range
TP3 : 1.5 us
3.0 us
3.0 us
/50s Non-interlace mode
EX.VD
EX.HD
TP2
TP1
VDO
TP1 : 6.0 us
TP2 : 3.0 us
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[Shutter trigger spec] Exposure-starting-cue signal in random trigger shutter mode
Input level
LOW level: 0~0.5V
HIGH level: 4~5V
Input impedance
High impedance (10k-ohm)
Capture timing
Rising edge detection (Positive) / Falling edge detection (Negative)
(Switching via rear-panel DIP SW)
(Initial factory setting: Rising edge)
Pulse width
Under DIP SW setting: Minimum 2.5 micro s, Maximum 1/6s
Under pulse width setting: Minimum 2.5 micro s, Maximum 1/8s
[E-shutter spec]
(1)Normal shutter
Shutter-speed setting via rear-panel SW (Initial: OFF)
Selection among 8 scales (= OFF, 1/250s, 1/500s, 1/1000s, 1/2000s
1/4000s, 1/8000s, 1/20000s)
(2)RTS
(a)Operation mode
No.
1
Reset
2
3
4
Non-reset
5
6
7
8
9
V-reset
10
Exposure
Sync
Internal
Consecutive HD /
Rear SW
Consecutive VD
(FIX mode)
Consecutive HD /
Single VD IN
Internal
TRIG pulse
Consecutive HD /
width
Consecutive VD
(PULSE
Consecutive HD /
mode)
Single VD IN
Internal
Rear SW
Consecutive HD
(FIX mode)
Internal
TRIG pulse
width
Consecutive HD
(PULSE
IN
mode)
*RTS shutter mode automatically switches over through TRIG IN
**RTS disabled under E-shutter OFF
(b)Multiple shutter
Multiple shutter via external trigger signal and external VD signal
*Operation like No.3, 6 above
(3)Restart / Reset
Restart / reset available via external VD signal
(Switching via rear panel DIP SW, Initial OFF)
Notes:
*The exposure-time (shutter-speed) is determined by external VD interval.
**Enabled when rear-panel DIP SW OFF.
***Provide consecutive HD.
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[Sync signal spec]
Output signal
Output signal level
Polarity
Pulse width
WEN readout timing pulse
WEN
More than 4V(p-p), Emitter follower output
Positive
1H output (See timing chart)
[Partial scan spec]
Input signal level
(Option)
LOW: 0 ~ 0.5V
HIGH: 4 ~ 5V
High impedance (10k-ohm)
(a)1/2 partial-scan
(b)1/4 partial-scan
(c)Programmable partial-scan (rear-panel DIP SW selection)
Input impedance
Operation mode
No
Scan mode
1
2
3
4
5
Sync
Reset
Internal
Non-reset
V-reset
E-shutter
Normal
Enabled
Disabled
Non-reset
Enabled
V-reset
Disabled
Non-reset
Enabled
1/2 partial-scan Consecutive
1/4 partial-scan HD VD IN
Consecutive
HD IN
Programmable Consecutive
partial-scan
HD VD IN
E-shutter
RTS
Enabled
*The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this
document is available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not
provided as standard function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
**Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode only)
[Mechanical spec]
External dimension
Weight
Lens mount
GND / insulation
[Ambient condition]
EMI
44(W) x 29(H) x 88(D)mm (Not including protrusion)
Refer to the attached ex-view drawing
Approximately 140g
C mount (Conforms to EIAJ TT4506)
Circuit GND ~ Chassis electrically conducted
Performance guaranteed:
Temperature: From 0 through 40 degree C
Humidity: From 30 through 90 percent (No condensing)
Operation guaranteed:
Temperature: From -5 through 45 degree C
Humidity: From 10 through 90 percent (No condensing)
Storage:
Temperature: From -20 through 60 degree C
Humidity: From 10 through 90 percent (No condensing)
Conforms to EN50081-2
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[Connector pin assignment]
Compatible connector HR10A-10P-12S (Supplied by HIROSE ELEC.)
Pin assignment
Pin No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Signal Name
DC12V GND
DC12V
VIDEO GND
VIDEO 1 OUT
GND
HD IN
VD IN
VIDEO GND
VIDEO 2 OUT
WEN OUT
TRIG IN
PARTIAL IN (OPTION)
Connector pin layout
12 pin male
*12 pin: For partial signal input under optional partial-scan mode.
**The function/features noted as “option” or shown with the OPTION mark in this
document is available as optional function/feature (= Production on order) and not
provided as standard function. Please contact our sales staff for details.
***Under standard version, partial-scan function is not available. (Normal mode
only)
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11. Supplemental Drawings
11-1. Relative spectrum Response
(Including lens characteristics, not including light source characteristics)
11.2 Optical black layout (Top-view)
2
Effective pixel area
582
V
8
Signal
output
782
3
38
823
H
Device structure
Total pixels: 823(H) x 592(V)
Effective pixels: 782(H) x 582(V)
Optical black:
Horizontal: 3 pixels, 38 pixels
Vertical: 8 pixels, 2 pixels
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11.3 Camera external-view
Important
All specification as of the date of issue of this document is provisional.
Specification is subject to change without notice.
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TOKYO ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.
Head Office :
4-7-1, Asahigaoka, Hino-shi, Tokyo
191-0065, Japan
Phone: +81-(0)42-589-8771
FAX: +81-(0)42-589-8774
E-mail: k-amano@teli.co.jp
Kansai Branch :
Nitto Building, 2-1-2, Sakaemachi-dori,
Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 650-0023, Japan,
Phone : +81-(0)78-321-3461
FAX : +81-(0)78-321-3463
Fukuoka Office :
Yen Building, 2-7-21, Hirao, Chuo-ku,
Fukuoka 810-0014, Japan
Phone : +81-(0)92-523-3395
FAX : +81-(0)92-523-3397
The design and specification is subject to change without notice.
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