The maximum baud rate is 921,600 bits/second.
Can you explain the colors of the TriLED on the Axion
The Axion 1xE has 1 Tri LEDs while the 2xE has 2. Tri LED1 is related to VFG0 and Tri LED2 is related to VFG1
Note the following color/flash rate meanings
Blinking Blue – PoCL “hunt” mode, looking for a camera to see if it needs power
Blue – PoCL power is being provided to camera (this stage does not last long)
Green – Pixel Clock from camera received
Blinking Green – LVAL from camera received
Which type of CL connectors does BitFlow use?
Neon CLB, CLD – MDR
Neon CLQ, Axion 1xE, Axion 2xE – SDR
What is Camera Link?
Camera Link is Machine Vision camera to frame grabber digital interconnect standard. Camera link use a serializer/deserializer to use transmit high speed digital data over a very small number of wires. Camera Link comes in three versions: Base (up to 24 bits), Medium (up to 48 bits), Full (up to 64 bits) and 80-bit (up to 80 bits, duh). The maximum Camera Link data clock is 85 MHz. This means the maximum data rate of Camera Link (using 80 bit mode) is 850 MB/S.
BitFlow’s Neon and Axion families are Camera Link frame grabbers.
Camera Link is standard hosted by the Automate Imaging Association. For more information on the standard please visit https://www.visiononline.org/.