Proxima ASA STH-MD1/-C ユーザーズマニュアル

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1  Introduction 
The STH-MD1 is a compact, low-power digital stereo head with an IEEE 
1394 digital interface.  It consists of two  1.3 megapixel, progressive scan 
CMOS imagers mounted in a rigid body, and a 1394 peripheral interface 
module, joined in an integral unit.  
The CMOS imagers are from PixelCam (now a part of Zoran Corporation).  
They have 1288 H by 1032 V pixels, and come in either monochrome 
(STH-MD1) or colorized (STH-MD1-C) versions.  These imagers have 
excellent dynamic range, sensitivity, anti-blooming, and noise 
characteristics.  They are fully controllable via the 1394 interface: the user 
can set exposure, gain, subwindow, decimation, etc.  They can be used 
interchangeably with the same interface module. 
The STH-MD1/-C uses standard C-mount lenses for user-changeable 
optics.  Wide-angle to telephoto options are available, depending on the 
application. 
The wide baseline  version of the STH-MD1/-C has exactly the same 
characteristics as the STH-MD1/-C, with the exception of range resolution 
and mounting diagrams. 
There are software drivers for the STH-MD1/-C for MS Windows 
98/2000/XP, and for Linux 2.4.x kernels. 
SRI’s Small Vision System (SVS) software has an interface to the STH-
MD1/-C.  You can simply and automatically calibrate the stereo head, 
perform stereo correlation, and view the results as a 3D set.  The SVS 
software includes all of the capture software described in this document.