Sharp VISION DIGITAL CAMERA User Manual
sharpVISION™ Digital Camera
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7.5. Cables
Included with the camera there are two cables:
IEEE 1394 Data Cable
This is a IEEE-1394 6-pin interface cable. This cable
can be plugged into either of the available ports at the
back of the camera and it provides the connection with
the 6-pin IEEE1394 port in the host computer. Certain
computers have a 4-pin IEEE 1394 port. These ports
can be used if they are OHCI-compliant, but you will
require a different cable. This 4-pin connector may be
available at your local computer store. In this case the
camera needs to be supplied with power from an
external power supply.
can be plugged into either of the available ports at the
back of the camera and it provides the connection with
the 6-pin IEEE1394 port in the host computer. Certain
computers have a 4-pin IEEE 1394 port. These ports
can be used if they are OHCI-compliant, but you will
require a different cable. This 4-pin connector may be
available at your local computer store. In this case the
camera needs to be supplied with power from an
external power supply.
Trigger Cable
This is a trigger interface cable (PS/2 6-pin Mini DIN
Male to Male). This cable is plugged into trigger input at
the back of the camera and it provides the connection
between the camera and the trigger inverter/buffer. To
trigger the camera the user needs to simply supply the
inverter with power and a TTL trigger pulse. The logic for
this pulse is High-True
Male to Male). This cable is plugged into trigger input at
the back of the camera and it provides the connection
between the camera and the trigger inverter/buffer. To
trigger the camera the user needs to simply supply the
inverter with power and a TTL trigger pulse. The logic for
this pulse is High-True