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6.4. External Trigger Modes

This camera has 6 external asynchronous trigger modes, which can be set by RS-232C commands.

1.

Edge Pre-select Mode.TR=1

Pre-selected exposure. (SM=0, SM=1)

2.

Pulse Width Control Mode. TR=2

Pulse width controlled exposure. (HC=0, HC=1)

3.

Frame Delay read out mode. TR=3 PWC exposure read out by ext. VD. (HC=0, HC=1)

4.

Long Time Exposure Mode. TR=4

Exposure is interval between ext. VD.

5.

Start/stop Mode. TR=5

Exposure start by trigger and stop by ext. VD

6.

Smearless Read out mode. TR=6

Pre-sel. exp. after dummy readout. (SM=0, SM=1)


The default accumulation is HD synchronously accumulation (HC=0). The accumulation starts at
the first HD after the trigger leading edge. Fig. 18. To avoid the <1H jitter caused by this delay,
synchronize the external trigger to HD as shown in fig. 17 below. The trigger level translations
should be placed inside the 8 + 4 µseconds.
In PWC mode (TR =2) and Frame Delay readout (TR=3), the accumulation mode HC can be set to
asynchronous accumulation (HC=1). The exposure will start immediately at the leading edge of

the trigger pulse without waiting for the HD. Fig. 19. below.
In Edge pre-select TR=1 and smearless TR=6, the shutter mode can be SM=0 or SM=1.

Ext. HD

TRIG

8

µ s

4

µ s

8

µ s

4

µ s

>1H

Ext. HD

TRIG

8

µ s

4

µ s

8

µ s

4

µ s

>1H

Fig. 17. Trigger/HD Timing.

t

1

t

2

t

3

t

4

t

5

HD

Trigger

Xsub

Xsg

EEN

Accum

t

1

t

2

t

3

t

4

t

5

HD

Trigger

Xsub

Xsg

EEN

Accum

HD

Trigger

Xsub

Xsg

EEN

Accum

Fig.18. Pulse Width H Synchronous Accumulation

H D

T rigger

X su b

X sg

E E N

A ccum

t

1

t

2

t

3

t

4

H D

T rigger

X su b

X sg

E E N

A ccum

t

1

t

2

t

3

t

4

Fig. 19. Pulse Width H Asynchronous Accumulation.

Note: Xsg and Xsub are internal signals in the camera. They are shown in the timing diagram for better understanding.

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