Teledyne Dalsa Genie Ts-m1920 (g2-gm10-t1920 C-mount)

US $12000

McLean, Virginia, United States
May 25th

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New in original packaging. Unsealed, but no dings, dents, scratches, or blemishes The Genie TS-M1920 uses the CMOSIS CMV2000 monochrome CMOS sensor with a resolution of 2048 x 1080. Teledyne DALSA’s "Burst Mode" feature allows for image capture rates of 70 fps in 2 megapixel resolution with a true global shutter while maintaining exceptional image quality. The Genie TS-M1920 takes advantage of gigabit Ethernet technology, transmitting data over standard CAT-5e and CAT-6 cables to distances of up to 100 m. Like all Genie cameras, the TS-M1920 is based on AIA (Automated Imaging Association) GigE Vision Standard to directly link the camera to a PC. Powerful Feature Set, Unmatched in the Industry Sensor 2 megapixel resolution at 70 fps in burst mode Higher frame rates in partial scan mode CMOSIS CMV2000 monochrome CMOS image sensor with true global shutter Binning Horizontal and vertical Auto-Brightness Auto-exposure Auto-gain (AGC) Auto-iris Multiple Exposure Times Different exposure time per image Cycling method is user-controllable Multiple Gains Different gain settings for for every image Cycling method is user-controllable Moving ROI New ROI positions for every image Cycling method is user-controllable Cycling Feature mode Cycling of feature values can change upon a software command, on every x number of frame(s) or on a external input signal Data Processing Related Features Multiple Flat field Correction (FFC) with pixel correction Different FFC per image Cycling method is user-controllable Multiple look-up tables (LUT) 4 available LUTs Different LUTs per image Motion Detection Image capture based on motion detection Image Filtering Smoothing /sharpness features for monochrome models Image Compression JPEG format, user-controlled parameters I/O Versatility Networking Gigabit Eithernet interface Power over Ethernet (POE) Auxiliary power input 12 - 24V I/O 4 general purpose outputs 4 general purpose inputs with programmable threshold Auto-Iris 4-pin connector for DC or video iris Motorized iris control available on the 25-pin micro-D connector Motorized Lens Zoom and focus control available on the 25-pin connector Serial Control RS-232 and RS-485 serial port output offers remote access from the PC to serial devices around the camera (like PTZ) General purpose Timer and Counter Generate events based on user defined timer or counter Advanced Capabilities Meta Data Latches current camera values with images, including timestamp, exposure, and more Image-On-Demand Auto mode – automatically send images to PC as acquired Manual Mode – camera can store acquired images in memory and transfer when needed Pre-Trigger Loop buffer functionality allows acquisition of multiple images from BEFORE (and after) the actual trigger event Multicasting Image Multicasting – images sent out to multiple computers for parallel processing Simultaneously control multiple cameras with a single software command IEEE1588 Built-in feature for multiple camera synchronization Precise time protocol - time stamping images with microsecond