User`s manual

Spyder 3 GigE User’s Manual
DALSA 03-032-10158-09
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Set up the camera operating environment
(i.e. line rate, exposure, offset, gain, etc.)
Set the calibration sample size using
the command css. It is recommended that
you use the default setting.
Perform FPN calculation
Perform PRNU calculation
1.Stopallligh tfromenteringthecamera.(Tip:Coverlenswithalenscap.)
2.Verifythattheoutputsignalleveliswithinrangebyissuingthecommand
 or .Iftherearetoomanyzerosintheoutputdata(morethan 6.25%
ofoutputdatawithintheroi),
increasetheanalogoffset()orusethe
automatedalgorithm .Iftheaverageofthepixelsistoohighforyour
app lication,reducetheanalogoffsetorgainlevel().
3.Issuethecommand .ThecamerawillrespondwithOK>(ifnoerroroccurs).
FPNcalculationautomaticallycalibratesFPN
coefficientsanddigitaloffset.
4.Afterthecalibrationiscomplete,youshouldsavethesesettingstononvo latile
memorysotheybereusableonreboot.Todoso,issuethecommand sand
 .
5.Toverifyoutput,enabletheFPNcoefficientsusingthecommand .
Youshouldseeclosetozero
output.
gl gla
sao
cao0
sag
ccf
wfc
wus
epc10
i
1.Placeawhitereferenceinfrontofthecamera.
2.Verifythattheoutputsignalleveliswithinrangebyissuingthecommand
or .Ifthesignallevelistoolow,increaseyourlightlevel,adjusttheanalog
gain()orusetheautomatedalgorithm .
DALSArecommendsa
targetvalueofabout80%ofsaturation.Ifyouchange
thegain,FPNcoefficientsshouldberecalculated.
3.Issuethecommand .ThecamerawillrespondwithOK>(ifnoerroroccurs).
4.Afterthecalculationiscomplete,youcansavethesesettingstononvolatile
memorysotheywill
berememberedafterpowerdow nanddirectionchange.
Todoso,issuethecommandsand
5
gl
gla
sag ccgi0i
ccp
wpc wus.
.Enablethecoefficientsusingthecommand, .
epc11
PerformPRNUcalculationnexttodeterminethemultiplication
factorsrequiredtobringeachpixeltothe requiredvalue(balancetarget)for
flat,whiteoutput.
Set the region of interest to include all
of the image’s pixels of importance using
the command roi x1 y1 x2 y2. You can use
the default if you want to calibrate all pixels.
Note: All commands listed above are described in detail in the following sections in the order
that they should be performed.