daA1920-160uc#
Variants#
The daA1920-160uc is available in the following variants:
- Bare board: Consists of a circuit board only.
- S-mount: Consists of a circuit board and a camera front. S-mount lenses can be mounted in the lens mount on the camera front.
- CS-mount: Consists of a circuit board and a camera front. CS-mount lenses can be mounted in the lens mount on the camera front.
Info
Basler dart S-mount color cameras are not equipped with an IR cut filter. If you want to operate a Basler dart S-mount color camera with an IR cut filter, you must attach a lens with an integrated IR cut filter to the camera.
Specifications#
General Specifications#
| daA1920-160uc | |
|---|---|
| Resolution (H x V Pixels) | 1936 x 1216 (full resolution) 1920 x 1200 (default resolution) |
| Resolution | 2.3 MP |
| Sensor Type | Sony IMX392LQR-C Progressive scan CMOS Global shutter |
| Sensor Format | 1/2.3" |
| Effective Sensor Diagonal | 7.9 mm |
| Pixel Size (H x V) | 3.45 x 3.45 µm |
| Frame Rate | 67 fps (default settings) 164 fps (default setings, disabled Device Link Throughput Limit) |
| Mono / Color | Color |
| Image Data Interface | USB 3.0, nominal max. 5 Gbit/s (SuperSpeed) |
| Pixel Formats | See Pixel Format. |
| Synchronization | Via hardware trigger Via software trigger Via free run |
| Exposure Time Control | Programmable via the camera API |
| Camera Power Requirements | ≈2.3 W (typical) @ 5 VDC |
| I/O Lines | 4 general purpose I/O (GPIO) lines |
| Lens Mount | S-mount, CS-mount, without mount (bare board) |
| Size (L x W x H) | S-mount and CS-mount models: 20 x 29 x 29 mm Bare board model: 8 x 28.3 x 27 mm |
| Weight | S-mount and CS-mount models: <15 g Bare board model: <5 g |
| Conformity | CE (includes RoHS), EAC, UL Listed, GenICam 2.x (including PFNC 1.x and SFNC 2.x), USB3 Vision, REACH, FCC, KC Certificates for your camera model For more information, see the Compliance section of the Basler website. |
| Software | Basler pylon Software Suite (version 6.0 or higher) Available for Windows, Linux x86, Linux ARM, macOS, and Android |
| Accessories | Accessories for your camera model |
| Availability and Pricing | See the product page on the Basler website. |
Spectral Response#
The spectral response curve includes IR cut filter characteristics, but excludes lens characteristics and light source characteristics.
IR Cut Filter#
To achieve best camera performance, Basler recommends using a dielectric IR cut filter.
The filter should transmit in a range from 400–≈700 nm, and it should cut off from ≈700–1100 nm.
- For the bare board variant, Basler recommends installing an IR cut filter or a lens with an integrated IR cut filter.
- For the S-mount variant, Basler recommends attaching a lens with an integrated IR cut filter to the camera.
- On the CS-mount variant, a suitable IR cut filter is already built into the lens adapter (see below).
Integrated IR Cut Filter (CS-Mount Variants Only)#
Basler dart CS-mount color cameras are equipped with an IR cut filter. The filter is mounted in a filter holder inside the lens mount.
The IR cut filter is manufactured by Fujita Electric Works Ltd. and has the following spectral characteristics:
| Wavelength [nm] | Transmittance |
|---|---|
| 420–600 | Tmin ≥ 90 % Tavg ≥ 92% |
| 650 ± 10 | T = 50 % |
| 700–1000 | Tavg ≤ 1 % |
| 1000–1100 | Tavg ≤ 5 % |
Mechanical Specifications#
Dimensions and Mounting Points#
Bare Board Variant#
→ Download the CAD/technical drawing for your Basler Camera.
S-Mount Variant#
→ Download the CAD/technical drawing for your Basler Camera.
CS-Mount Variant#
→ Download the CAD/technical drawing for your Basler Camera.
Maximum Allowed Lens Intrusion#
→ See Maximum Allowed Lens Intrusion.
Mounting Instructions#
→ See Mounting Instructions.
Stress Test Results#
→ See Stress Test Results.
Requirements#
Environmental Requirements#
Temperature and Humidity#
| Description | Bare Board Variant | S-Mount and CS-Mount Variant |
|---|---|---|
| Device temperature during operation | 0–75 °C (32–167 °F)a | 0–50 °C (32–122 °F)b |
| Device temperature during storage | -20–80 °C (-4–176 °F) | -20–80 °C (-4–176 °F) |
| Humidity | 20–80 %, relative, non-condensing | 20–80 %, relative, non-condensing |
| Ambient temperature according to UL 60950-1 | max. 50 °C (122 °F) | max. 50 °C (122 °F) |
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Temperature measured at the temperature measurement point, i.e., at the hottest point on the board. This point is significantly hotter than the other parts on the board.
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Temperature measured at the temperature measurement point, i.e., at the camera front.
Heat Dissipation#
→ See Providing Heat Dissipation.
Electrical Requirements#
WARNING – Electric Shock Hazard
Unapproved power supplies may cause electric shock. Serious injury or death may occur.
- You must use power supplies that meet the Safety Extra Low Voltage (SELV) and Limited Power Source (LPS) requirements.
- If you use a powered hub or powered switch, they must meet the SELV and LPS requirements.
WARNING – Fire Hazard
Unapproved power supplies may cause fire and burns.
- You must use power supplies that meet the Limited Power Source (LPS) requirements.
- If you use a powered hub or powered switch, they must meet the LPS requirements.
NOTICE – Incorrect voltage can damage the camera module.
You must supply camera and I/O power within the safe operating voltage ranges specified below.
Camera Power#
You must supply camera power that complies with the Universal Serial Bus 3.0 specification.
The nominal operating voltage is 5 VDC, effective on the camera module's connector.
General Purpose I/O Lines#
The camera module has four direct-coupled GPIO lines that are accessed via contacts 3, 4, 5, and 6 of the I/O connector on the back of the board.
The GPIO lines have the following characteristics:
- They can be configured to operate as inputs or outputs.
- They are called Line 1, Line 2, Line 3, and Line 4.
- They are directly connected to the FPGA (unbuffered, see circuit diagram). Therefore, they are not protected against overcurrent or overvoltage.
- They are on the same electrical potential as the circuit board.
- They are compatible with low-voltage TTL (LVTTL) signals.
- They are protected against electrostatic discharge (ESD) strikes of up to 2 kV (contact discharge). The tests were performed according to the EN61000-4-2 standard.
- By default, they are configured as input lines. Due to their high impedance, inputs are susceptible to noise and electromagnetic interference (EMI). For long cables or in harsh electromagnetic environments, the use of active converter circuits may be necessary.
If you require a specific output logic level at all times, add a suitable pull-up or pull-down resistor. If you use a pull-down resistor, the resistor value should be 1.8 kΩ or greater so that the current limit is not exceeded.
NOTICE – Applying incorrect electrical signals to the GPIO lines may severely damage the camera module.
Before you connect any external circuitry to the GPIO lines, use the Line Mode feature to configure the line as an input or output line.
If a GPIO line is configured as an output line, never short-circuit the line.
Before you apply signals to the GPIO lines, connect the camera module to a USB port.
Make sure to apply appropriate input or output signal voltages as specified below.
Operation as Input#
| Voltage | Description |
|---|---|
| 4.2 VDC | Absolute maximum. This voltage must never be exceeded. Doing so may damage the camera and voids the warranty. |
| 0–3.4 VDC | Safe operating range. The minimum external pull-up voltage is 3.3 VDC. |
| 0–0.7 VDC | Indicates a logical 0 (with inverter disabled). |
| 1.8–3.4 VDC | Indicates a logical 1 (with inverter disabled). |
- Maximum input leakage current: 10 μA
- Internal pull-up resistor: 25 kΩ typical, 7 to 41 kΩ.
Operation as Output#
| Voltage | Description |
|---|---|
| 3.4 VDC | Absolute maximum. This voltage must never be exceeded. Doing so may damage the camera and voids the warranty. |
| 0–0.5 VDC | Indicates a logical 0 (with inverter disabled). |
| 2.4–3.3 VDC | Indicates a logical 1 (with inverter disabled). |
Maximum current allowed through the output circuit: 2 mA
For more information about the I/O lines, see the I/O Control section.
Circuit Diagrams#
→ See Circuit Diagrams.
Cable Requirements#
USB 3.0 Cable#
- Use a high-quality USB 3.0 cable with a USB 3.0 Micro-B plug.
- To avoid EMI, cables must be shielded, as specified in the USB 3.0 standard.
- Basler recommends using USB 3.0 cables from the Basler cable portfolio.
For more information, see the Recommended Accessories for Basler USB 3.0 Cameras document.
I/O Cable#
- The camera-side connector must be terminated with a 1.27 mm pitch dual-row plug.
- The cable must be wired to conform with the pin assignments shown below.
USB 3.0 Compatibility#
Info
This camera module is not USB 2.0 compatible. It won't work when connected to a USB 2.0 port.
NOTICE – Unsuitable USB 3.0 components or bandwidth settings may impair the camera's performance.
- Use high-quality USB 3.0 components only. Otherwise, due to bandwidth limitations, performance may be reduced and frames may be corrupt or dropped.
- Basler strongly recommends using only accessories available from Basler. These have been thoroughly tested for optimum performance.
- If possible, use only one camera per USB 3.0 host controller.
- For more information, see the Recommended Accessories for Basler USB 3.0 Cameras document.
- If you can't use suitable USB 3.0 components, decrease the value of the
DeviceLinkThroughputLimitparameter. However, this will reduce the camera's frame rate.
- The camera's performance is affected by certain bandwidth settings. The following problems are common:
- Corrupt or dropped frames may occur if the
DeviceLinkThroughputLimitparameter is too high. - On rolling shutter cameras, image distortion (increased rolling shutter effect) may occur if the
DeviceLinkThroughputLimitparameter is too low. - The camera's frame rate may be reduced significantly if the
MaxTransferSizeparameter is too low.
- Corrupt or dropped frames may occur if the
Physical Interface#
Connectors and Status LED#
I/O Connector#
6-pin socket connector with a 1.27-mm pitch dual-row receptacle. Provides access to the I/O lines.
USB 3.0 Connector#
The camera module's USB 3.0 connector is a standard Micro-B USB 3.0 connector. It provides a nominal 5 Gbit/s SuperSpeed data transfer connection to supply power to the device and to transmit video data and control signals.
Connection assignments and numbering adhere to the Universal Serial Bus 3.0 standard. The recommended mating connector is any standard Micro-B USB 3.0 plug.
Depending on how you integrate the Basler dart into your system, you must select a corresponding USB 3.0 connector that matches the orientation of the dart USB 3.0 connector in the mounted position. The orientation of the USB 3.0 connector is shown in the figure above.
Status LED#
Indicates camera operation (LED lit = camera operating).
The LED can be turned off permanently by setting the DeviceIndicatorMode parameter to Inactive.
I/O Connector Pinout#
| Pin | Line | Function |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | - | 3.3 VDC; max. 20 mA Power output. Do not apply any external voltage. |
| 2 | - | Ground |
| 3 | Line 1 | General purpose I/O (GPIO) line Preset: Input line |
| 4 | Line 2 | General purpose I/O (GPIO) line Preset: Input line |
| 5 | Line 3 | General purpose I/O (GPIO) line Preset: Input line |
| 6 | Line 4 | General purpose I/O (GPIO) line Preset: Input line |
Precautions#
→ See Safety Instructions (dart Cameras).
Installation#
→ See Camera Installation.
Features#
→ See Features.