Setting Command Parameter Description Configuration record(1) E= 0 1 The camera configuration is recorded on each change The camera configuration is recorded only on request Gain(2) G= 0 to 851 Gain setting from 0 to 40 dB (~0.047dB steps) Even Gain(2) A= 0 to 20 Even pixels gain adjustment (odd – even mismatch adjustment) Odd Gain(2) B= 0 to 20 Odd pixels gain adjustment (odd – even mismatch adjustment) Data transfer(3) H= 0 1 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 Two outputs on external clock One output (multiplexed) on external clock One output (multiplexed) at 20 MHz data rate One output (multiplexed) at 30 MHz data rate Two outputs at 20 MHz data rate One output (multiplexed) at 40 MHz data rate Two outputs at 30 MHz data rate One output (multiplexed) at 60 MHz data rate One output (multiplexed) on external clock (data frequency / 2)(7)

   Output format(4) S= 0 1 2 12-bit Output data 10-bit Output data 8-bit Output data Pattern(5) T= 0 1 Standard Test pattern Integration Time I= 5 to 13000 Integration time (μs) in free run or external triggered mode Trigger mode M= 1 2 3 4 Free run with integration time setting (see Figure 8-1) External trigger with integration time setting (see Figure 8-2) Trigger and Integration time controlled (see Figure 8-3) Trigger and integration time controlled by two inputs (see Figure 8-4) Even data Offset(6) O= 0 to 15 Even Offset setting from 0 to approx. 200 LSB Odd data Offset(6) P= 0 to 15 Odd Offset setting from 0 to approx. 200 LSB Special commands != 0 1 2 3 4 5 Camera identification readout User camera identification readout Software version readout Camera configuration readout Current camera configuration record Default camera configuration restoration User camera ID $= String of Char. Writing and record of the user camera identification

    1. e2v commends to use E = 1 because of the limited EEPROM write cycles refer on page 12.

    2. Camera gain (dB) = G x 0.047. A and B gain value are set in manufacturing but can be adjust if necessary.

    3. Commands “H=2” and “H=4” will give 10 and 15 MHz data rate which are not compatible with Camera Link standard. Please don’t use it. 

    4. The pinout corresponding to this option is fully compatible with the Camera Link standard.

    5. The test pattern is useful to check if the interfacing is well done. The user should see a jagged image of 256 pixels steps. 

    6. The offset is set in manufacturing to balance both the channels. The initial setting is about 8 (~ 130 LSB). In some cases, the user may have to change it (for example if the ambient temperature is very high). 

    7. To be used for multi-camera synchronization. Refer to Figure 8-5.