SPECIFICATIONS
| MODEL |
RUNNER 65-70-M |
| Camera Model |
CYCLONE 65-70-M |
| Horizontal Pixels |
9,344 |
| Vertical Pixels |
7,000 |
| Total Pixels |
65.41 MegaPixels |
| Frame Rate (Full Resolution) |
71 frames/sec |
| Color or Monochrome |
Monochrome |
| Image Sensor |
Gpixel GMAX3265 |
| Pixel Size |
3.20 um |
| Image Sensor PhotoActive Area |
29.90 mm (h) x 22.40 mm (v) x 37.36 mm (Diagonal) |
| Electronic Shutter |
Global |
| Interface |
CoaXPress V2.0 (4 x 12.5 Gbit/s) |
| Digital I/O |
1 Opto-Isolated Trigger In, 1 TTL Sync Output |
| Lens Mount |
F-Mount (Option for C, G or M42 Mount) |
| Supply Voltage |
PoCXP (Power Over CoaXPress) |
| Power Consumption |
14 Watts |
| Dimensions |
65 mm x 65 mm x 71 mm |
| Mass |
400 g |
| Operating Temperature Range |
0C – 70C |
RC-1 CONTROL UNIT SPECIFICATIONS
| Video memory |
24 GB (option for 56 GB) |
| Memory Architecture |
Ring Memory |
| A/D conversion |
8 bits |
| Trigger Modes |
Rising or falling edge, software, manually by handtrigger, pre- and post-trigger |
| Trigger Input |
D-SUB HD 26p female, TTL |
| Hard Drive |
1 TB SSD |
| Operating System |
Windows 10 Pro, English |
| Dimensiona |
205 mm x 270 mm x 80 mm |
| Weight |
1.8 kg |
| Power Supply |
100 – 440 VAC, 50-60 HZ |
| Temperature Range |
0 – 40C (32 – 104 F) |
| Interfaces |
HDMI, 4x USB 2.0, 4x usb3, GigE, for trigger input |
| Trigger Input |
DSUB HD26 |
| Delivery Scope |
Controller with 24 GB video memory, controller power supply with cable, TimeViewer software, Manual on USB stick, transport case |
OVERVIEW
Cyclone 65-70 Camera
The Optronis Cyclone 65-70 is an Ultra High Resolution machine vision camera with high frame rate of 71 frames/sec at full 65 MegaPixel resolution .
The camera also supports Region of Interest (ROI) operation, which provides an increased frame rate by decreasing the number of pixels in a frame. For example, the Cyclone 25-150 camera can operate at 449 frames per second when the frame size is reduced to 1920 x 1080 pixels.
The Gpixel GMAX3265 image sensor used in the camera features a full-frame GLOBAL electronic shutter, and is available in both monochrome and color versions
Similar to all models of CamPerform-Cyclone series the CoaXPress V 2.0, operating all four channels at 12.5 Gb/s each, for a total bandwidth of 50 Gb/s.
TimeViewer SOFTWARE
Runner systems are controlled by TimeViewer software. It is installed on the controller but also provided separately for installation on a remote PC. The software is used for single and multiple camera setups. It also integrates a tracking feature to extract trajectory data of moving objects. Video memory is configured as a ring memory to allow post-trigger operation.
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TimeViewer Key features:
- Automatic recording start by image trigger
- Freely adjustable pre- and post-trigger
- Object tracking
- Preview images for simplified navigation
- Synchronous multi-camera control
- Export of AVI formats
- Capture of trajectories
- Measurement of distance, angle, speed
- Insertion of logo and text into sequences
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SETUP
The camera is connected to the controller for supplying power and data transfer.
User control in stand-alone configuration is provided via additional keyboard, mouse and monitor. For remote operation only Ethernet connection is used. Multi-camera configurations are possible also.
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STAND-ALONE OPERATION
The system can be operated stand-alone by connecting keyboard, mouse and monitor. After capturing a video sequence it can be saved on the hard disk of the controller. Transfer of video data to external devices is done by using Ethernet or USB interface.
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REMOTE OPERATION
Using a separate PC allows to operate Runner systems in remote mode. In this configuration video sequences are saved on the hard disk of the remote PC.
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MULTIPLE CAMERA OPERATION
Multi-camera systems can be configured by connecting multiple Runner systems via Ethernet to the remote PC. CamRecord-Sprinter and CamRecord-CR cameras can also be used. Serving as an alternative to a remote PC, multi-camera systems can be controlled by one of the controllers.
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