Our unique all-in-one-head design
with on-board CPU and RISC processor
makes our image intensified cameras work absolutely autonomous. The
CPU can easily be programmed by any hyper terminal.
The camera control console provides
a very comfortable intuitive interface for the remote control of the
cameras operation modes and working parameters. It also includes
a live monitor which simulates a video monitor on your PC.
The camera control software module runs with DOS© and Windows© and
provides access to the following parameters:
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- Image
Intensifier Gain.
- Gate
Time and Gate Delay Time.
- Analog
video
camera: Gamma = 0.45
or 1.0.
- Video
camera gain, Automatic
or Adjustable.
- Set
analog camera
to Frame or
Field operation.
- Set
Single
or Multiple
exposure and, if multiple exposure, set Multiple Exposure
Parameters
(maximum
repetition rate 10 MHz), i.e., number of exposures, gate times of
each,
interval between each, and delay before first exposure in multiple
series.
- Set
'Warm'
or 'Cold'
start. 'Warm' start means the camera starts up with the same
parameters
when last shut off. 'Cold' start defaults to a standard parameter
set.
- Set
video
sync output
on odd or every field.
- Set
for
Standard Video
or CCD Integration over any period, i.e. time binning.
- Set
Single Trigger Discriminator;
this allows user to decide with how many triggers out of a series he
wishes
to trigger the camera.
- When
internal frame grabber
is installed, set for Direct Video or on Board Storage.
- Optional:
Set Automatic
Exposure Control for operation under varying light conditions.
- Optional:
Set Overexposure
Shutdown to protect intensifier where light intensity suddenly
increases.
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