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Operation
TM-75/76 High-Resolution CCD Camera
3.2.3 External Sync Mode
TM-75/76 accepts standard RS-170 external sync, which is defined as horizontal sync (HD) and vertical
sync (VD). The phase-locked loop jitter is designed to be the minimum (< 5ns) in this category using the
latest PLL chip. The wide capture range enables the camera to operate at an extended temperature range
(optional) of -35°C to 65°C. HD and VD input is TTL level and the input impedance is 75.
3.2.4 Reset-Restart Mode
The camera can be reset asynchronously using EXT VD. In this mode, the camera needs multiple VD
pulses to output valid images, depending on whether it is set to Field or Frame mode. Usually, the first
field (Field mode) or the first frame (Frame mode) are garbage because of previous signal residuals prior
to reset. A frame grabber has to know which frame or field to capture. External HD also must be applied
for this operation.
3.2.5 External Shutter Control
The shutter speed or exposure can be controlled with external pulse (TRIG) in this mode. In
combination with Reset-Restart Pulse (EXT VD), the camera can be externally controlled for image-
capture timing as well as for exposure time.
This is an excellent application for capturing multiple images (two fields of images) of indexing objects
under various lighting or brightness conditions. When Frame mode is selected, the full vertical
resolution is achieved by taking two fields of shutter images, whether or not you are using an electronic
shutter.
3.2.6 Non-Interlace Operation
With non-interlace external sync, the camera operates at non-interlace scanning. External VD for TM-75
must be generated at integer of 262H ± 8H (Standard interlace is 262.5 H). For the TM-76, it must be
312H ±8H, and the interlace scan is 312.5H.
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