USER'S MANUAL

PIXCI® D for Dalsa Cameras
Revision 7

03 December 2001

For use with:
PIXCI® D Rev. 1 thru 3



Copyright © 2001 EPIX, Inc.
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Printing: 3-Dec-2001

Table of Contents

1. Installation

Thank you for purchasing imaging products from EPIX, Inc. We expect them to perform to their specifications and we are available on the Internet, FAX, and telephone to help with installation or to answer questions about the use of our products for your application.

The PIXCI® D, D24, or D32 imaging board, for the PCI bus, is packed in a static dissipative bag. Please keep the bag and box in which the board was shipped should the need arise to return the board. Prior to opening the bag, place the bag near the PC into which the board will be installed.

We recommend installing XCAP prior to installing the PIXCI imaging board. Please refer to the Software Installation chapter for the XCAP installation directions, then follow the board installation instructions below.

  1. Turn off the power and remove the cover from the PC into which the PIXCI imaging board is to be installed.
  2. Select a vacant PCI bus slot and remove the metal bracket and screw covering the back panel slot with which it is aligned. Consult the reference manual for the PC if there is any doubt about which slot is a PCI bus slot.
  3. Use of a static free area and a wrist strap connected to the PC or to the static free area is suggested during installation. Walking can generate static electricity. Keep your feet stationary while removing the PIXCI imaging board from the anti-static bag. Hold the bag and the PC at the same time, or place the bag on the PC chassis and hold the chassis to dissipate the static charge that may have been created while transporting the board to the PC.
  4. Remove the PIXCI imaging board from the anti-static bag and insert it into the PCI bus connector. This can require up to 15 pounds of force. Do not use too much force as the board may not be inserted into the connector correctly, and the result can be damage to the connector and the board. Consult the reference manual for the PC if there is any doubt about which slot is a PCI bus slot. Note that some computers have 3.3 volt PCI bus slots (Silicon Graphics 320 and 540) into which the PIXCI board will not install since they are slotted differently than a 5 volt PCI slot.
  5. Replace the screw to secure the PIXCI imaging board in the slot.
  6. Remove the power from all equipment to be connected.
  7. Connect the cable(s) between the PIXCI, camera, and power supply. The PIXCI end of the cable has a 68 or 100 pin SCSI style subminiature D connector. Do not plug it into a SCSI card. Connect the other end of the cable into the labelled camera connectors.
  8. Power up the camera, PC, and monitor(s).
  9. Operate XCAP by following the instructions in the Software Installation and Getting Started chapters in this manual.
  10. Check for display of video on the VGA monitor by clicking on the Capture and then the Snap menu in the View window or by using the shortcut menu.
  11. Note that for line scan cameras, either an external vertical drive signal or the ''Internal'' vertical drive selection must be used.
  12. If there is no video displayed, check for the presence of vertical drive by clicking on ''PIXCI,'' ''PIXCI Status,'' and ''PIXCI-Unit x Status'' (where x is the number of the board being used). The number reported in the ''Vertical Sync Count'' box should be increasing if vertical drive is being received from the camera. If it is not increasing, check the connections and power to the camera. If that fails, refer to the ''In Case of Trouble'' chapter in this manual.

The size and the number of images that can be stored in DRAM on the motherboard is a function of the amount of DRAM that is not needed by the operating system. Windows 98 requires approximately 20 megabytes. XCAP reserves 4 MB of memory for image buffers. If more memory is required for image sequences, the ''Driver Assistant'' in the ''PIXCI Open/Close'' menu should be used to set the reserved memory size.

The PIXCI imaging board can capture and store full resolution images to DRAM on a burst mode PCI motherboard provided that other devices do not compete for PCI bus bandwidth. The data transfer capabilities of the motherboard may limit the size of the image that the PIXCI imaging board can transfer to memory on the motherboard. Some PCI motherboards do not support burst mode on the PCI bus. Some PCI motherboards limit bursts to four 32 bit transfers. Some PCI motherboards must have their configuration EEPROM set to enable PCI bus burst mode. PCI bus transfers from other devices will compete for data transfer time with images to be transferred from the PIXCI imaging board to memory on the motherboard. ISA bus transfers will also compete for data transfer time with images to be transferred from the PIXCI imaging board to memory on the motherboard. The updating of clocks and other background tasks may interfere with the capture of images. These tasks should be disabled if error messages indicate that video transfers have been interrupted.

1.1. Compatible Motherboards - Partial List

The following configurations have been tested with video sources with 100 MB per second burst modes. Contact EPIX, Inc. or an EPIX, Inc. distributor for pricing on any of the motherboards listed below.

Motherboards with a 133 MHz CPU bus are recommended. For fast display updates, EPIX recommends motherboards with an Advanced Graphics Port (AGP) and an AGP VGA. An AGP VGA can provide at least twice the video update rate that a PCI VGA can provide. EPIX can provide complete, tested computer systems with a PIXCI and all required software installed as well as tested AGP VGA boards and motherboards. 





Manufacturer


Model        


Chipset     


Clock & CPU








Intel       


SE440BX      


Intel 440BX 


667 MHz Pentium II w/AGP








Intel       


NE440BX      


Intel 440BX 


350 MHz Pentium II w/AGP








Intel       


AL440LX      


Intel 440LX 


266 MHz Pentium II w/AGP








Intel       


PD440FX      


Intel 440FX 


233 MHz Pentium II








Intel       


TC430HX      


Intel 430HX 


200 MHz Pentium MMX








QDI         


Titanium II B 


Intel 430TX 


200 MHz Pentium MMX








QDI         


Titanium II B 


Intel 430TX 


233 MHz AMD K6

1.2. Non-Compatible Motherboards - Partial List

The following configuration(s) have been tested with the Hitachi KP-F110 camera and intermittently do not keep up with a transfer rate sufficient to prevent buffer overflow, which means lost data. There are many other PCI bus motherboards that will NOT operate successfully. Use one of the motherboards from the list above or purchase one from EPIX, Inc. 





Manufacturer


Model        


Chipset     


Clock & CPU








Intel       


VS440FX      


Intel 440FX 


200 MHz Pentium Pro

1.3. VGA Boards

2. Connectors

The PIXCI® D imaging board has a 68 pin connector which is accessible thru the bracket that mounts the board to the computer chassis. The cable for a DALSA camera provides connections to the 68 pin PIXCI® D connector and to the camera connectors. The 68 pin receptacle on the PIXCI® D is either a Honda PCS-XESFLD or an AMP 787082-7. The mating 68 pin male connector is a Honda PCS-XE68MA or an AMP 174731-5.

Due to the range of Dalsa camera connections, at least 9 different cable configurations are available. Some of the signal pairs on the 68 connector not brought out as wires in the cable are optional and can be added to the cable for specific applications or the 10 pin header can be used for connection.

The signals on the 10 pin header and the 68 pin connector are shown below, followed by the 9 cable configurations. Note that the 10 pin header was not connected as shown for PIXCI® D boards prior to Revision 2. Prior to Revision 2 only the Ground pin was connected.

2.1. PIXCI® D 10 Pin Header Signal List





Signal  


IN/


Pin   


Pin   


IN/


Signal






Name    


OUT


Number


Number


OUT


Name








Ground  


 


 1    


 2    


O


+5 VDC








TRG-    


I


 3    


 4    


I


TRG+








FENA-   


I


 5    


 6    


I


FENA+








STR-    


O


 7    


 8    


O


STR+








Reserved


 


 9    


 10   


 


Reserved

The 10 pin header is located near the bracket. It can be used to connect the Trigger, vertical drive (FENA), or Strobe inputs to the board without connecting to the 68 pin connector. A 10 pin to 9 pin D-Subminiature cable (available separately) can be used to bring these signals thru a bracket mounted in another slot.

See the Trigger and Camera Integration Register Programming section of this manual in the Camera Control Register chapter for more information on these signals.

Strobe is the only output signal. All other header signals are inputs.

Pin 1 and 2 are connected to the PC power supply.

Pin 3 is the negative differential input for the trigger signal. This input is connected to pin 61 of the 68 pin connector, J2.

Pin 4 is the positive differential input for the trigger signal. This input is connected to pin 27 of the 68 pin connector, J2.

Pin 5 is the negative differential input for the frame enable signal. This input is connected to pin 59 of the 68 pin connector, J2.

Pin 6 is the positive differential input for the frame enable signal. This input is connected to pin 25 of the 68 pin connector, J2.

Pin 7 is the negative differential output for the strobe signal. This input is connected to pin 62 of the 68 pin connector, J2.

Pin 8 is the positive differential output for the strobe signal. This input is connected to pin 28 of the 68 pin connector, J2.

A 10 pin header and cable to 9 pin D-Subminiature connector is available to connect external signals to the PIXCI® D thru a second slot with a bracket mounting the D-Subminiature connector.


2.2. PIXCI® D 68 Pin Connector Signal List

The connector pinout is listed below with the reference location and pin number for the respective driver or receiver TTL input or output, and an in/out direction indicator for each signal. 





Drvr/Rcvr  


Signal  


IN/


Pin   


Pin   


IN/


Signal


Drvr/Rcvr






Pin Number 


Name    


OUT


Number


Number


OUT


Name  


Pin Number








           


Ground  


   


 1    


  35  


   


Ground








    H1-13  


MSBA+   


 I 


 2    


  36  


 I 


MSBA- 


 H1-13








    H1-11  


MSBA-1+ 


 I 


 3    


  37  


 I 


MSBA-1-


 H1-11








    H1-5   


MSBA-2+ 


 I 


 4    


  38  


 I 


MSBA-2-


 H1-5








    H1-3   


MSBA-3+ 


 I 


 5    


  39  


 I 


MSBA-3-


 H1-3








    H2-13  


MSBA-4+ 


 I 


 6    


  40  


 I 


MSBA-4-


 H2-13








    H2-11  


MSBA-5+ 


 I 


 7    


  41  


 I 


MSBA-5-


 H2-11








    H2-5   


MSBA-6+ 


 I 


 8    


  42  


 I 


MSBA-6-


 H2-5








    H2-3   


MSBA-7+ 


 I 


 9    


  43  


 I 


MSBA-7-


 H2-3








    F1-13  


MSBB+   


 I 


 10   


  44  


 I 


MSBB-  


 F1-13








    F1-11  


MSBB-1+ 


 I 


 11   


  45  


 I 


MSBB-1-


 F1-11








           


Ground  


   


 12   


  46  


   


Ground








    F1-5   


MSBB-2+ 


 I 


 13   


  47  


 I 


MSBB-2-


 F1-5








    F1-3   


MSBB-3+ 


 I 


 14   


  48  


 I 


MSBB-3-


 F1-3








    F2-13  


MSBB-4+ 


 I 


 15   


  49  


 I 


MSBB-4-


 F2-13








    F2-11  


MSBB-5+ 


 I 


 16   


  50  


 I 


MSBB-5-


 F2-11








           


Reserved


   


 17   


  51  


   


Reserved








           


Reserved


   


 18   


  52  


   


Reserved








    F2-5   


MSBB-6+ 


 I 


 19   


  53  


 I 


MSBB-6-


 F2-5








    F2-3   


MSBB-7+ 


 I 


 20   


  54  


 I 


MSBB-7-


 F2-3








    A1-5   


MSBB-8+ 


 I 


 21   


  55  


 I 


MSBB-8-


 A1-5








        


USER1+(Opt)


 O 


 22   


  56  


 O 


USER1- (Opt)








    C2-1   


USER0+  


 O 


 23   


  57  


 O 


USER0- 


 C2-1








    D2-13  


FLD+    


 I 


 24   


  58  


 I 


FLD-   


 D2-13








    D1-11  


FENA+   


 I 


 25   


  59  


 I 


FENA-  


 D1-11








    D1-5   


LENA+   


 I 


 26   


  60  


 I 


LENA-  


 D1-5








    D2-3   


TRG+    


 I 


 27   


  61  


 I 


TRG-   


 D2-3








    C2-9   


STR+    


 I 


 28   


  62  


 I 


STR-   


 C2-9








    D1-3   


PCLK+   


 I 


 29   


  63  


 I 


PCLK-  


 D1-3








    C2-7   


EXP+    


 I 


 30   


  64  


 I 


EXP-   


 C2-7








    C1-1   


MCK     


 I 


 31   


  65  


 I 


MCK    


 C1-1








    C1-7   


PRIN    


 I 


 32   


  66  


 I 


PRIN   


 C1-7








    C1-15  


BIN     


 I 


 33   


  67  


 I 


BIN    


 C1-15








           


GND     


   


 34   


  68  


   


GND

MCK is an option for generating a pixel clock to the camera. Old Dalsa cameras require a pixel clock to the camera or Dalsa cameras that will be pixel clock locked together.

USER1 is an option that should be considered when ordering the board if the camera does not have an internal pixel clock or multiple cameras are to be pixel clock locked.

Pins 17, 18, 51, and 52 are reserved for optional power to the camera. Options for these pins are +5, +12, -5 volts DC, and ground.

2.3. PIXCI® D 68 Pin Connector to DALSA CA-D4 Signal List





DB-25 Camera


Signal


PAIR


Interface


Signal


Camera OS1


Camera OS2


Interface






25 Pin


Name


No.


68 pin


Name


20 pin


20 pin


Pin






RECEPTACLE


  


and 


PLUG


  


RECEPTACLE


RECEPTACLE


Type






Pin No.


 


COLOR


Pin No.


 


Pin No.


Pin No.








 17


EXSYNC+


28:Pink/Blue   


30


 


 


 


RS422 Output








  4


EXSYNC-


28:Blue/Pink   


64


 


 


 


RS422 Output








  6


MCLK+  


24:Brown/Gray  


31


 


 


 


RS422 Output








 19


MCLK-  


24:Gray/Brown  


65


 


 


 


RS422 Output








  5


PRIN+  


27:Pink/Green  


32


 


 


 


RS422 Output








 18


PRIN-  


27:Green/Pink  


66


 


 


 


RS422 Output








  1


BIN+   


26:Pink/Yellow 


33


 


 


 


RS422 Output








 14


BIN-   


26:Yellow/Pink 


67


 


 


 


RS422 Output








   


SHIELD 


               


68


 


 


 


GND








 


  


20:Brown/Yellow  


10


LDATA7+


1


 


RS422 Input








 


  


20:Yellow/Brown  


44


LDATA7-


2


 


RS422 Input








 


  


1:White/Tan      


11


LDATA6+


3


 


RS422 Input








 


  


1:Tan/White      


45


LDATA6-


4


 


RS422 Input








 


  


8:White/Violet   


13


LDATA5+


5


 


RS422 Input








 


  


8:Violet/White   


47


LDATA5-


6


 


RS422 Input








 


  


31:Orange/Yellow 


14


LDATA4+


7


 


RS422 Input








 


  


31:Yellow/Orange 


48


LDATA4-


8


 


RS422 Input








 


  


21:Brown/Green   


15


LDATA3+


9


 


RS422 Input








 


  


21:Green/Brown   


49


LDATA3-


10


 


RS422 Input








 


  


5:White/Yellow   


16


LDATA2+


11


 


RS422 Input








 


  


5:Yellow/White   


50


LDATA2-


12


 


RS422 Input








 


  


9:White/Gray     


19


LDATA1+


13


 


RS422 Input








 


  


9:Gray/White     


53


LDATA1-


14


 


RS422 Input








 


  


30:Pink/Gray     


20


LDATA0+


15


 


RS422 Input








 


  


30:Gray/Pink     


54


LDATA0-


16


 


RS422 Input








 


  


29:Pink/Violet   


26


LVAL+


19


 


RS422 Input








 


  


29:Violet/Pink   


60


LVAL-


20


 


RS422 Input








 


  


11:Tan/Pink      


29


PCLK+


17


 


RS422 Input








 


  


11:Pink/Tan      


63


PCLK-


18


 


RS422 Input










Interface Connections and Signals-Part 1/3









DB-25 Camera


Signal


PAIR


Interface


Signal


Camera OS1


Camera OS2


Interface






25 Pin


Name


No.


68 pin


Name


20 pin


20 pin


Pin






RECEPTACLE


  


and 


PLUG


  


RECEPTACLE


RECEPTACLE


Type






Pin No.


 


COLOR


Pin No.


 


Pin No.


Pin No.








 


  


17:Tan/Gray     


2


RDATA7+


 


1


RS422 Input








 


  


17:Gray/Tan     


36


RDATA7-


 


2


RS422 Input








 


  


18:Brown/Pink   


3


RDATA6+


 


3


RS422 Input








 


  


18:Pink/Brown   


37


RDATA6-


 


4


RS422 Input








 


  


33:Orange/Blue  


4


RDATA5+


 


5


RS422 Input








 


  


33:Blue/Orange  


38


RDATA5-


 


6


RS422 Input








 


  


19:Brown/Orange 


5


RDATA4+


 


7


RS422 Input








 


  


19:Orange/Brown 


39


RDATA4-


 


8


RS422 Input








 


  


16:Tan/Violet   


6


RDATA3+


 


9


RS422 Input








 


  


16:Violet/Tan   


40


RDATA3-


 


10


RS422 Input








 


  


6:White/Green   


7


RDATA2+


 


11


RS422 Input








 


  


6:Green/White   


41


RDATA2-


 


12


RS422 Input








 


  


7:White/Blue    


8


RDATA1+


 


13


RS422 Input








 


  


7:Blue/White    


42


RDATA1-


 


14


RS422 Input








 


  


32:Orange/Green 


9


RDATA0+


 


15


RS422 Input








 


  


32:Green/Orange 


43


RDATA0-


 


16


RS422 Input








 


  


3:White/Pink    


23


USER+


 


19


RS422 Input








 


  


3:Pink/White    


57


USER-


 


20


RS422 Input








 


  


10:Brown/Tan    


25


FVAL+


 


17


RS422 Input








 


  


10:Tan/Brown    


59


FVAL-


 


18


RS422 Input










Interface Connections and Signals-Part 2/3









DB-9 Power


DB-25 Camera


Signal






9 Pin


25 Pin


Name






RECEPTACLE


RECEPTACLE






Pin No.


Pin No.








4


7


GND Digital








5


20


GND Digital








8


8


+5 V Analog








9


21


+28 V Analog








9


9


+28 V Analog








6


22


-5 V Analog








7


11


GND Analog








7


24


GND Analog








2


12


-5 V Digital








1


25


-15 V Analog








3


13


+5 V Digital








4


  


SHIELD










Interface Connections and Signals-Part 3/3


2.4. PIXCI® D 68 Pin Connector to DALSA CA-D7-xxxxT Area Camera Signal List





CABLE


DB-9 Power


Signal


DB-25 Camera


Interface






PAIR 


9 pin     


Name  


25 Pin      


Signal






COLOR


RECEPTACLE


      


RECEPTACLE  


Type








 Black 


4


GND Digital  


 7








 Red   


5


GND Digital  


20








 Black 


8


+5 V Analog  


 8








 White 


9


+28 V Analog 


21








 Black 


9


+28 V Analog 


 9








 Green 


6


-5 V Analog  


22








 Black 


7


GND Analog   


11








 Blue  


7


GND Analog   


24








 Black 


2


-5 V Digital 


12








 Yellow


1


-15 V Analog 


25








 Black 


3


+5 V Digital 


13








 SHIELD


4


GND          


  








CABLE


Interface


Signal


DB-25 Camera


Interface






PAIR 


68 Pin   


Name  


25 Pin      


Signal






COLOR


MALE     


      


RECEPTACLE  


Type








 Green/Brown 


30


EXSYNC+ 


17


RS422 Output








 Brown/Green 


64


EXSYNC- 


 4


RS422 Output








 Brown/Blue  


32


PRIN+   


 5


RS422 Output








 Blue/Brown  


66


PRIN-   


18


RS422 Output








 Yellow/Brown


33


BIN+    


 1


RS422 Output








 Brown/Yellow


67


BIN-    


14


RS422 Output










PIXCI® D 68 Pin Interface Connections and Signals-Part 1/2









CABLE


Interface


Signal


Camera    


Interface






PAIR 


68 pin   


Name  


40 Pin    


Signal






COLOR


MALE     


      


RECEPTACLE


Type








 Tan/Brown     


10


DATA7+


21


RS422 Input








 Brown/Tan     


44


DATA7-


22


RS422 Input








 Tan/Pink      


11


DATA6+


23


RS422 Input








 Pink/Tan      


45


DATA6-


24


RS422 Input








 Tan/Orange    


13


DATA5+


25


RS422 Input








 Orange/Tan    


47


DATA5-


26


RS422 Input








 Tan/Yellow    


14


DATA4+


27


RS422 Input








 Yellow/Tan    


48


DATA4-


28


RS422 Input








 Tan/Green     


15


DATA3+


29


RS422 Input








 Green/Tan     


49


DATA3-


30


RS422 Input








 Tan/Blue      


16


DATA2+


31


RS422 Input








 Blue/Tan      


50


DATA2-


32


RS422 Input








 Tan/Violet    


19


DATA1+


33


RS422 Input








 Violet/Tan    


53


DATA1-


34


RS422 Input








 Tan/Gray      


20


DATA0+


35


RS422 Input








 Gray/Tan      


54


DATA0-


36


RS422 Input








 Brown/Orange  


26


LVAL+


39


RS422 Input








 Orange/Brown  


60


LVAL-


40


RS422 Input








 Brown/Pink    


29


PCLK+


37


RS422 Input








 Pink/Brown    


63


PCLK-


38


RS422 Input








 White/Tan    


2


DATA15+ 


1


RS422 Input








 Tan/White    


36


DATA15-


2


RS422 Input








 White/Brown  


3


DATA14+ 


3


RS422 Input








 Brown/White  


37


DATA14-


4


RS422 Input








 White/Pink   


4


DATA13+ 


5


RS422 Input








 Pink/White   


38


DATA13-


6


RS422 Input








 White/Orange 


5


DATA12+ 


7


RS422 Input








 Orange/White 


39


DATA12-


8


RS422 Input








 White/Yellow 


6


DATA11+ 


9


RS422 Input








 Yellow/White 


40


DATA11-


10


RS422 Input








 White/Green  


7


DATA10+ 


11


RS422 Input








 Green/White  


41


DATA10-


12


RS422 Input








 White/Blue   


8


DATA9+  


13


RS422 Input








 Blue/White   


42


DATA9- 


14


RS422 Input








 White/Violet 


9


DATA8+  


15


RS422 Input








 Violet/White 


43


DATA8- 


16


RS422 Input








 White/Gray   


25


FVAL+  


17


RS422 Input








 Gray/White   


59


FVAL- 


18


RS422 Input








              


NC


GND


19








              


NC


VCC


20










PIXCI® D 68 Pin Interface Connections and Signals-Part 2/2



2.5. PIXCI® D 68 Pin Connector to DALSA CA-D8 Area Camera Signal List





DB-9 Power


Signal


DB-25 Camera


Interface






9 pin     


Name  


25 Pin      


Signal






RECEPTACLE


      


RECEPTACLE  


Type








 4


GND Digital  


 7








 5


GND Digital  


20








 8


+5 V Analog  


 8








 9


+15 V Analog 


21








 9


+15 V Analog 


 9








 6


-5 V Analog  


22








 7


GND Analog   


11








 7


GND Analog   


24








 2


-5 V Digital 


12








 3


+5 V Digital 


13








 4


SHIELD       


  








Interface


Signal


Power-Camera


Interface






68 pin   


Name  


25 Pin      


Signal






MALE     


      


RECEPTACLE  


Type








 30


EXSYNC+ 


17


RS422 Output








 64


EXSYNC- 


 4


RS422 Output








 32


PRIN+   


 5


RS422 Output








 66


PRIN-   


18


RS422 Output








 33


PRETRIG+


 6


RS422 Output








 67


PRETRIG-


19


RS422 Output








 68


SHIELD  


 7










PIXCI® D 68 Pin Interface Connections and Signals-Part 1/2









Interface


Signal


OS1-Camera


Interface






68 pin   


Name  


25 Pin    


Signal






MALE     


      


PLUG      


Type








 10


LDATA7+


 1


RS422 Input








 44


LDATA7-


14


RS422 Input








 11


LDATA6+


 2


RS422 Input








 45


LDATA6-


15


RS422 Input








 13


LDATA5+


 3


RS422 Input








 47


LDATA5-


16


RS422 Input








 14


LDATA4+


 4


RS422 Input








 48


LDATA4-


17


RS422 Input








 15


LDATA3+


 5


RS422 Input








 49


LDATA3-


18


RS422 Input








 16


LDATA2+


 6


RS422 Input








 50


LDATA2-


19


RS422 Input








 19


LDATA1+


 7


RS422 Input








 53


LDATA1-


20


RS422 Input








 20


LDATA0+


 8


RS422 Input








 54


LDATA0-


21


RS422 Input








 26


LVAL+  


10


RS422 Input








 60


LVAL-  


23


RS422 Input








 29


PCLK+  


 9


RS422 Input








 63


PCLK-  


22


RS422 Input








Interface


Signal


OS2-Camera


Interface






68 pin   


Name  


25 Pin    


Signal






MALE     


      


PLUG      


Type








 23


USER+


10


RS422 Input








 57


USER-


23


RS422 Input








 25


FVAL+


 9


RS422 Input








 59


FVAL-


22


RS422 Input










PIXCI® D 68 Pin Interface Connections and Signals-Part 2/2



2.6. PIXCI® D 68 Pin Connector to DALSA CA-D1 Area Camera Signal List





CABLE


DB-9 Power


Signal


DB-25 Camera


Interface






PAIR 


9 pin     


Name  


25 Pin      


Signal






COLOR


RECEPTACLE


      


RECEPTACLE  


Type








 Black 


4


GND Digital  


 7








 Red   


5


GND Digital  


20








 Black 


8


+5 V Analog  


 8








 White 


9


+15 V Analog 


21








 Black 


9


+15 V Analog 


 9








 Green 


6


-5 V Analog  


22








 Black 


7


GND Analog   


11








 Blue  


7


GND Analog   


24








 Black 


2


-5 V Digital 


12








 Yellow


1


-15 V Analog 


25








 Black 


3


+5 V Digital 


13








 SHIELD


4


GND          


  








CABLE


Interface


Signal


DB-25 Camera


Interface






PAIR 


68 Pin   


Name  


25 Pin      


Signal






COLOR


MALE     


      


RECEPTACLE  


Type








 Blue/Brown  


30


EXSYNC+ 


17


RS422 Output








 Brown/Blue  


64


EXSYNC- 


 4


RS422 Output








 Brown/Gray  


31


MCLK+   


 6


RS422 Output








 Gray/Brown  


65


MCLK-   


19


RS422 Output








 Brown/Violet


32


PRIN+   


 5


RS422 Output








 Violet/Brown


66


PRIN-   


18


RS422 Output








 Green/Brown 


33


BIN+    


 6


RS422 Output








 Brown/Green 


67


BIN-    


19


RS422 Output








             


68


SHIELD  


 7










PIXCI® D 68 Pin Interface Connections and Signals-Part 1/2









CABLE


Interface


Signal


Camera OS1


Interface






PAIR 


68 pin   


Name  


20 Pin    


Signal






COLOR


MALE     


      


RECEPTACLE


Type








 Tan/Pink      


10


LDATA7+


 1


RS422 Input








 Pink/Tan      


44


LDATA7-


 2


RS422 Input








 Tan/Orange    


11


LDATA6+


 3


RS422 Input








 Orange/Tan    


45


LDATA6-


 4


RS422 Input








 Tan/Yellow    


13


LDATA5+


 5


RS422 Input








 Yellow/Tan    


47


LDATA5-


 6


RS422 Input








 Tan/Green     


14


LDATA4+


 7


RS422 Input








 Green/Tan     


48


LDATA4-


 8


RS422 Input








 Tan/Blue      


15


LDATA3+


 9


RS422 Input








 Blue/Tan      


49


LDATA3-


10


RS422 Input








 Tan/Violet    


16


LDATA2+


11


RS422 Input








 Violet/Tan    


50


LDATA2-


12


RS422 Input








 Tan/Gray      


19


LDATA1+


13


RS422 Input








 Gray/Tan      


53


LDATA1-


14


RS422 Input








 Brown/Pink    


20


LDATA0+


15


RS422 Input








 Pink/Brown    


54


LDATA0-


16


RS422 Input








 Brown/Yellow  


26


LVAL+


19


RS422 Input








 Yellow/Brown  


60


LVAL-


20


RS422 Input








 Brown/Orange  


29


PCLK+


17


RS422 Input








 Orange/Brown  


63


PCLK-


18


RS422 Input












CABLE


Interface


Signal


Camera OS1


Interface






PAIR 


68 pin   


Name  


20 Pin    


Signal






COLOR


MALE     


      


RECEPTACLE


Type








 White/Tan    


 2


RDATA7+


1


RS422 Input








 Tan/White    


36


RDATA7-


2


RS422 Input








 White/Brown  


 3


RDATA6+


3


RS422 Input








 Brown/White  


37


RDATA6-


4


RS422 Input








 White/Pink   


 4


RDATA5+


5


RS422 Input








 Pink/White   


38


RDATA5-


6


RS422 Input








 White/Orange 


 5


RDATA4+


7


RS422 Input








 Orange/White 


39


RDATA4-


8


RS422 Input








 White/Yellow 


 6


RDATA3+


9


RS422 Input








 Yellow/White 


40


RDATA3-


10


RS422 Input








 White/Green  


 7


RDATA2+


11


RS422 Input








 Green/White  


41


RDATA2-


12


RS422 Input








 White/Blue   


 8


RDATA1+


13


RS422 Input








 Blue/White   


42


RDATA1-


14


RS422 Input








 White/Violet 


 9


RDATA0+


15


RS422 Input








 Violet/White 


43


RDATA0-


16


RS422 Input








 Tan/Brown    


23


USER+


19


RS422 Input








 Brown/Tan    


57


USER-


20


RS422 Input








 White/Gray   


25


FVAL+


17


RS422 Input








 Gray/White   


59


FVAL-


18


RS422 Input










PIXCI® D 68 Pin Interface Connections and Signals-Part 2/2