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Figure 12: mvBlueFOX3-M2xxx-1xx2 dimensions and connectors

8.2 Camera interfaces

8.2.1 Circular connector male (Power / Digital I/O)

Figure 13: Hirose 12-pin (male; top view), digital I/O, power

Pin.

mvBlueFOX3-1xxx |

Signal

mvBlueFOX3-2xxx |

Signal

Line in

wxPropView

Cable KS-BCX-HR12

color scheme

1 GND (for VDC) black

not connected, leave

open

12V - 24V brown

3 Opto DigOut3 Line3 red

4 Opto DigIn0 Line4 orange

5 Opto DigOut2 Line2 yellow

6 Opto DigOut0 Line0 green

7 IN_COMMON (DigIn GND) blue

8 RS232 RX violet

9 RS232 TX gray

10 OUT_V+ white

11 Opto DigIn1 Line5 white-black

12 Opto DigOut1 Line1 white-brown

Main connector shield

Main connector

shield

Main shield

8 Technical data

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Imprint9
- Introduction10
- Wxwidgets10
- Sarissa10
- Genicam10
- Libusb10
- Libusbk10
  - Libusbk License11
- Doxygen11
  - Doxygen License11
- SHA1 Algorithm12
- Expat12
  - Expat Copyright12
- Openssl12
  - Openssl License Issues12
  - Openssl License12
- Cppunit13
- Nunit13
  - Nunit License13
Legal Notice15
- Introduction15
- Cjson15
  - Cjson License15
- Unity15
  - Unity License15
Revisions17
Graphic Symbols23
- Notes, Warnings, Attentions23
- Webcasts23
Important Information25
- Important Safety Instructions25
- Operating Considerations25
- European Union Declaration of Conformity Statement28
- Legal Notice34
Introduction35
- Software Concept35
- Order Code Nomenclature36
  - Ordering Code Samples38
Introduction38
- What's Inside and Accessories39
  - Accessories for the Mvbluefox339
Quickstart41
- Driver Concept41
  - Labview Support43
- Windows43
- Linux47
- Relationship between Driver, Firmware, FPGA File and User Settings53
- Settings Behaviour During Startup56
Technical Data59
- Dimensions59
- Camera Interfaces64
- Status / Power LED67
  - Standard Model67
  - Standard Model -2Xxx68
- Components68
Sensor Overview69
- Image Data Flow69
- Output Sequence of Color Sensors (RGB Bayer)69
- CMOS Sensors70
  - Details of Operation70
  - Models72
- Supported Image Formats73
Filters and Lenses75
- Hot Mirror Filter75
- Cold Mirror Filter75
- Glass Filter76
- Lenses76
Gui77
- Wxpropview77
  - How to Work with Wxpropview77
  - How to Configure a Device94
- Mvdeviceconfigure101
Gui101
- How to Update the Firmware101
- Preserving Userset Settings When Updating the Firmware105
- How to Disable CPU Sleep States A.k.a. C States (Windows)106
Genicam and Advanced Features109
- Introduction109
- Device Control110
- Image Format Control110
- Acquisition Control111
- Counter and Timer Control114
- Analog Control115
- MV Logic Gate Control116
- Color Transformation Control117
- MV Flat Field Correction Control118
- Event Control118
- Chunk Data Control119
- File Access Control120
- Digital I/O Control121
- LUT Control122
- Sequencer Control127
- Transport Layer Control128
- User Set Control130
- MV Frame Average Control (Only with Specific Models)130
- MV High Dynanmic Range Control (Only with Specific Sensor Models)131
Developers133
Developers135
NET Developers137
Directshow Interface139
- Supported Interfaces139
- Logging139
- Registering and Renaming Devices for Directshow Usage139
Troubleshooting145
- There Are Image Error Counts145
- I Cannot See the Mvbluefox3 or I Can See It but I Cannot Use It145
17 Troubleshooting151
- I Get an Oscillating Frame Rate151
- Accessing Log Files151
  - Windows152
  - Linux152
Use Cases153
- Genicam to Mvimpact Acquire Code Generator153
  - Using the Code Generator153
  - Using the Result of the Code Generator in an Application156
- Introducing Acquisition / Recording Possibilities157
- Improving the Acquisition / Image Quality176
- Working with Triggers213
- Working with I/Os233
- Working with HDR (High Dynamic Range Control)238
- Working with Luts239
- Saving Data on the Device239
- Working with Device Features246
- Working with Several Camera Simultaneously253
  - Creating Synchronized Acquisitions Using Timers253
Glossary259
Appendix A.1 Pregius CMOS Specific Camera / Sensor Data265
- Mvbluefox3-2024 (2.4 Mpix [1936 X 1216])265
20 Appendix A.1 Pregius CMOS Specific Camera / Sensor Data269
- Mvbluefox3-2024A (2.4 Mpix [1936 X 1216])365
- Mvbluefox3-2032 (3.2 Mpix [2064 X 1544])464
- Mvbluefox3-2032A (3.2 Mpix [2064 X 1544])564
- Mvbluefox3-2051 (5.1 Mpix [2464 X 2056])662
- Mvbluefox3-2051A (5.1 Mpix [2464 X 2056])762
- Mvbluefox3-2089 (8.9 Mpix [4112 X 2176])860
- Mvbluefox3-2089A (8.9 Mpix [4112 X 2176])960
- Mvbluefox3-2124 (12.4 Mpix [4112 X 3008])1057
- Mvbluefox3-2124A (12.4 Mpix [4112 X 3008])1157
Appendix A.2 CMOS Specific Camera / Sensor Data1255
- Mvbluefox3-1012B (1.2 Mpix [1280 X 960])1255
Appendix A.2 CMOS Specific Camera / Sensor Data1256
- Device Feature and Property List1258
- Mvbluefox3-1012D (1.2 Mpix [1280 X 960])1350
- Mvbluefox3-1013 (1.3 Mpix [1280 X 1024])1446
- Mvbluefox3-1020 (1.9 Mpix [1600 X 1200])1583
- Mvbluefox3-1020A (1.9 Mpix [1600 X 1200])1678
- Mvbluefox3-1031 (3.2 Mpix [2048 X 1536])1771
- Mvbluefox3-1100 (11 Mpix [3856 X 2764])1823
- Mvbluefox3-1140 (14 Mpix [4384 X 3288])1922
Appendix B. Linux Commands1973
- List of the most Important Shell Commands1973

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Model	mvBlueFOX3
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English

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