Teledyne DALSA

XINEOS-1313
CD22M11-2 / XN1313-100F005-6PCSIAL-0GB40GE
CD26M11-1 / XN1313-100F025-6PCSIAL-0GB40GE
CD33M11-2 / XN1313-100F020-6PCSIAL-0GB40GE

Detector User Manual Rev 09

GigE models

2013, October 29

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© 2013 Teledyne DALSA. All information provided in this manual is believed to be accurate and reliable.
No responsibility is assumed by Teledyne DALSA for its use. Teledyne DALSA reserves the right to make
changes to this information without notice. Reproduction of this manual in whole or in part, by any
means, is prohibited without prior permission having been obtained from Teledyne DALSA.

About Teledyne DALSA

Teledyne DALSA is an international high performance semiconductor and electronics company that
designs, develops, manufactures, and markets digital imaging products and solutions, in addition to
providing semiconductor products and services. Teledyne DALSA’s core competencies are in specialized
integrated circuit and electronics technology, software, and highly engineered semiconductor wafer
processing. Products and services include image sensor components; electronic digital cameras; X-ray
detectors; vision processors; image processing software; and semiconductor wafer foundry services for use
in MEMS, high-voltage semiconductors, image sensors and mixed-signal CMOS circuits.

Contact Information
Please feel free to contact the global TD-PI sales office for ordering, getting more detailed
information or in case you encounter any problem operating the detector:

Teledyne DALSA - Professional Imaging

High Tech Campus 27
5656AE Eindhoven
The Netherlands
Tel: +31 40 259 9000
Fax: +31 40 259 9005
Email: sales.sensors@TeledyneDALSA.com
www.TeledyneDALSA.com/ls/

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Contents
System Precautions and Safety ____________________________________ 4
Safety Information.......................................................................................... 4
Labels............................................................................................................ 5
EMC compliance............................................................................................ 6
System precautions ....................................................................................... 6
Detector Maintenance .................................................................................... 7
The Xineos Detector _____________________________________________ 8
Detector Highlights ............................................................................................... 8
Setting up the Detector ___________________________________________ 9
Detector Connectors and Cables .......................................................................... 9
Setting up the Detector......................................................................................... 12
GigE Network Adapter ................................................................................... 12
Ground the detector ....................................................................................... 12
Connect trigger cable ..................................................................................... 12
Connect Ethernet cable ................................................................................. 12
Connect power cable ..................................................................................... 12
Status Light ................................................................................................... 12
Software Installation....................................................................................... 12
Installing the Xineos Detector ______________________________________ 13
Installing .............................................................................................................. 13
CamExpert .................................................................................................... 14
GigE Vision driver .......................................................................................... 14
Sequential Grab ............................................................................................. 14
Connecting .......................................................................................................... 15
Acquiring Images ................................................................................................. 16
Functional Description ___________________________________________ 17
Commands .......................................................................................................... 17
Synchronization modes ........................................................................................ 19
Free running Mode ........................................................................................ 19
Snapshot mode ............................................................................................. 20
External mode ............................................................................................... 21
Shuttering ............................................................................................................ 22
Dark Current after Extended Standby ................................................................... 22
Error Handling ...................................................................................................... 22
Mechanical Interface ____________________________________________ 23
Revision History ________________________________________________ 26

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System Precautions and
Safety
Safety Information
Definitions
User of the products as described in this manual is the Original Equipment Manufacturer
(OEM) that is developing and producing an X-ray imaging device (or ‘modality’), using
the product as an component to capture image information;
End-User of the products as described in this manual is the professional operating the
OEM equipment to perform a diagnostic imaging routine;
A Patient is the individual on which the imaging routine is performed.

Intended Use
The products as described in this manual are components that are used enclosed inside a
User’s system to capture images in X-ray modalities. Typical applications include, but are
not limited to, real-time Interventional Fluoroscopy and Dental Cone Beam Computed
Tomography (CBCT) imaging.

Installation Warning
The User is responsible for the safe and prudent installation of the detector in their
system. All X-ray sources and controls, shielding, personnel safety monitoring devices,
and personnel safety precautions and training involved in the use of this equipment are
the responsibility of the User and/or the End-User.

Safety Statement
The general safety precautions that follow must be observed during all phases of
installation, operation, service, repair and disposal of this system. Failure to comply with
these precautions, or with specific warnings noted in this manual, violates the safety
standards of design, manufacture and the intended used of this system. Teledyne DALSA
assumes no responsibility for the user’s failure to comply with these requirements.
Warning: The product, when installed, is subject to exposure from X-rays during
operation.
To ensure personnel safety, it is necessary that a radiation meter will be used to check for
radiation leakage after installation of the digital camera in the end users system.

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Teledyne DALSA assumes no responsibility for proper installation of the detector,

installation of X-ray shielding, X-ray shield enclosure testing, or safe and prudent
operation of the camera system in the End-user's installation. It is the Users and End-
users responsibility to ensure that local and federal guidelines regarding the installation
and operation of X-ray sources are followed.
The power requirements of the product, especially the voltage specifications, must be
strictly adhered to or warranty will be void.

No User Serviceable Components

There are no components in this system which need to be replaced, modified, or adjusted
by the end user. Please contact Teledyne DALSA Support for assistance if needed.
Safety Warning: Tampering with this product voids the warranty and may degrade the
detectors image quality, resulting in a possibly unsafe condition for (End-)Users or
Patients.
The system has been designed to minimize the amount of interference it may generate in
a medical installation. This equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and operated in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to other devices in the area.

Stacking
Teledyne DALSA does not recommend that the user stack the product or use it in
adjacent to other equipment. If this arrangement is unavoidable, then the (End-)user
must ensure that there is adequate airflow around the detector and that normal operation
conditions are maintained.
Disposal of Product
The detector contains lead, CsI and no batteries. Dispose the unit in accordance with local
regulatory guidelines.

Labels
CD22M112 X1 ywwxx
Teledyne DALSA
Made in The Netherlands
DC 11-15V/11W
Pat. 5912942 & 6744068

Serial number

Manufacturer

Operating instructions

Functional earth

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Power supply connector

Trigger connector

GigE interface connector

EMC compliance
To ensure EMC compliance, follow these specific guidelines:
• Ensure that all cable shields have a 360° electrical connection to the connector.
• Tightly fasten and secure all connectors.

Warning
• The detector can influence the performance of very sensitive equipment.
• Strong EMC disturbances can influence the detectors performance.

System precautions
The following are precautions that must be taken in order to prevent possible damage to
your Teledyne DALSA Detector system:

Warning:
The use of accessories, power supplies and cables other than those specified, with the
exception of cables sold by Teledyne DALSA as replacement parts, may result in
increased emission or decreased immunity of the Xineos Detector.

Static precautions
Observe proper ESD/static control procedures when handling system components. The
use of properly grounded wrist strap is highly recommended.

Installation Precautions
Never connect or disconnect cables while power to the detector is on. Damage to the
detector electronics might occur if the cables are connected and/or disconnected while
the detectors power is on.

Service by Qualified Personnel Only

This equipment is to be installed by a qualified technician only. The system can only be
used in conjunction with a properly installed X-ray source with the appropriate shielding
and a properly configured computer workstation that meets the minimum system
requirements discussed later in this manual.

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Environmental Specifications
Temperature
- Operating +10..+40 oC
- Transport & Storage -10..+55 oC
Humidity (non-condensing)
- Operating 20%..80%
- Transport & Storage 20%..80%
Shock 25G (6ms)
Vibration 1G (10-150Hz)
IP Class IP40
Note: For transport and storage, the standard product packaging is assumed to be in
place which includes a sealed anti-static shield bag.

Detector Maintenance
Before performing any of the following operations, make sure that the power to the
detector is switched OFF.

Protecting the Detector Front Cover

The imaging area is marked on the front cover of the detector and should be treated with
care, as scratches or debris in this area may produce artifacts in the X-ray image.

Cleaning the Detector Body and Front Cover

The detector body and front cover can be cleaned with a mild, non-abrasive cleanser such
as isopropyl alcohol. Place a small amount of cleanser on a soft cloth and rub gently over
the detector body surface. Wipe off with a clean soft cloth. Do not use any harsh cleansers
or solvents that may damage the paint or other finishes on the detector.
In the event of detector exposure to bio-hazardous materials, proper cleaning procedures
should be undertaken prior to removal or maintenance of the detector.

Calibration
To have the best image performance, the raw image data generated by the detector
should be corrected at the host by using a flat field (offset and gain) correction. As the
offset (dark) calibration signal depends (amongst others) on ambient temperature
conditions of the detector, it is commonly accepted good practice to generate these
calibration images frequently at times that the X-ray source is switched off. It is
recommended to re-calibrate the gain correction image at least once per year, at least
when e.g. the X-ray tube is exchanged or anything changes in the X-ray imaging
geometry (e.g. the distance between the X-ray source and the detector).

The detector can contain deviating pixels. To have the best possible image quality it is
advised to perform a defect pixel correction in the host system. It is recommended to
create a defect pixels calibration image at least every year, or more frequently in case of
heavy use.

To verify if the detector still operates according specification it is advised to measure on

regular base the following performance parameters of the detector: dark reference, noise
performance, flatfield reference, saturation dose and MTF performance.

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The Xineos Detector
A full description of the features and functional specification of the Xineos detector can be
found in the latest product specification or datasheet. Please contact
sales.sensors@TeledyneDALSA.com or visit www.TeledyneDALSA.com/ls/ for
information on how to obtain the latest datasheet or other product documentation.

Detector Highlights
Key Features
• Monolithic Crystalline Silicon Substrate
• CMOS Pixel Design
• 100um pixel pitch
• Low readout noise
• No image lag
• Up to 30fps at full resolution, 60fps in 2x2 binned mode
• 300fps in Panoramic Mode
• GigE data interface
• CsI scintillator

Programmability
• Programmable exposure time, line rate and trigger modes.

Description
Teledyne DALSA’s Xineos-1313 X-ray detector is designed for fluoroscopic and extra-oral
X-ray imaging.

Typical Applications
• MFOV Cone-Beam CT
• Frame Based Panoramic Imaging
• Fluoroscopic Mini C-arms

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Setting up the Detector
Detector Connectors and Cables
This detector uses the following connectors.
• An RJ-45 connector for Gigabit Ethernet signals, data signals
o CAT6 Ethernet cable
• One 2-pin Lemo connector for power
o Lemo EXG.0B.302.HLN
o Mating connectors:
elbow type: FHG.0B.302.CLAD52Z
straight type: FGG.0B.302.CLAD52
• One 4-pin Lemo connector for triggering
o Lemo EXG.0B.304.HLN
o Mating connectors:
elbow type: FHG.0B.304.CLAD52Z
straight type: FGG.0B.304.CLAD52

GigE Interface Power

connector connector Trigger
connector

Ground

Status
LED

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Ethernet Connector

Ethernet Connection Data Transmission LED

LED@ 1Gbps (Green) (Yellow)

Ethernet Connection LED

Steady green indicates that an Ethernet connection is successfully established at 1Gbps.

Data Transmission LED

Steady yellow indicates that the detector is ready for data transmission. Flashing yellow
indicates that the detector is transmitting or receiving data.

Detector Status LED

The detector is equipped with an orange/green LED used to display the status of the
detector’s operation. The table below summarizes the operating states of the detector and
the corresponding LED states.

Color Of Status LED Meaning

1 Orange Power applied, Hibernate or Standby mode
2 Green Detector is operational
3 Off No power

Power Connector
Power Connector
Pin 1 indicator

Rear View
Plug

Description

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Description
1 Supply voltage (+12V/2A)
2 Ground
Shielding (chassis)
The detector requires a single voltage input (+12V/max 2A). There is a protection for
misconnection, via a resettable fuse. When the fuse has been activated (isolating), power
cycling will return it to conductive state again thus restoring normal operation (assuming
power has been properly applied).

! WARNING: When setting up the camera’s power supplies follow these

guidelines:
• Apply the appropriate voltages.
• Keep leads as short as possible in order to reduce voltage drop. The voltage level at
the product power connector should be within the range mentioned in the datasheet.
• Use high-quality linear supplies of SELV type and EN 60601-1 compliant.
Note: If your power supply does not meet these requirements, the detector
performance specifications cannot be guaranteed.

Trigger Connector
I/O Connector
Pin 1 indicator

1 4

2 3

Rear View
. Plug
Description
1 Out optocoupler collector with 680R series resistor (note 1)
2 Out optocoupler emitter
3 In optocoupler anode with 680R series resistor (note 2)
4 In optocoupler cathode
Shielding (chassis)
Note 1: maximum voltage across collector and emitter is 70V. Maximum reverse voltage (between emitter
and collector) is 6V
Note 2: maximum reverse voltage across cathode and anode is 6V.

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Setting up the Detector

GigE Network Adapter
If the computer to be used with the detector does not have a Gigabit network adapter or
second built in Gigabit NIC, a PCI bus Gigabit NIC needs to be installed. Typically under
Windows XP the PCI Gigabit NIC is recognized automatically when Windows boots. An
example of a high performance NIC is the Intel PRO/1000 MT adapter.
Review the NIC documentation concerning any special driver required for Windows.
Install the PCI bus Gigabit NIC as described by the NIC manufacture’s documentation.

Ground the detector

Use the provided ground connection.

Connect trigger cable

If using the detector in snapshot mode, connect the trigger cable to the detector.

Connect Ethernet cable

Connect the Ethernet cable from the detector to the computer Ethernet jack. Secure the RJ-
45 connector to the detector.

Connect power cable

Connect a power cable from the detector to a +12V power supply.

Status Light
Verify that the status light is green. This may take approximately 22 seconds.

Software Installation
Refer to the next chapter for instructions on installing and running the detector

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Installing the Xineos
Detector
To evaluate a GigE device like Xineos you will need to install SaperaLT with CamExpert
and the Generic GigE Vision driver (for GigE devices) to grab Images. This software is
compatible with Windows7 64 bit but can also used with WindowsXP 32 bit.

Installing
software is available on the Teledyne DALSA FTP site:
ftp.teledynedalsa.com
username: xineosuser
password: xray03

If you log in correctly you should see the following:

Note: If you log in as an anonymous FTP user, you will only see the Public folders on the
Teledyne DALSA FTP site. You must log in as ‘xineosuser’ in order to download the
correct driver files.

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CamExpert
Within the 2_sapera folder, the following folders can be found:

If you are evaluating the Product, you should download the contents of ‘OnlyCamExpert’

If you are evaluating and developing your own software for the Product you should
download the contents of ‘SDK_includingCamExpert’

CamExpert is evaluation software. The Sapera SDK is a set of development tools and
documentation for creating your own software for interfacing to the product. Please
download the appropriate materials and follow the instructions that are part of that
download.

GigE Vision driver

The latest version of the driver can be found in this location.

Sequential Grab
To acquire and store a sequence of images for evaluation purposes a sequential grab tool
is available within the 3_seqgrab folder. For 64 bit or 32 bit systems that are using Xineos
with GigE interface, the correct folder is ‘gigev’. For 32 bit systems the correct sub-folder
is ‘Release32’ and for 64 bit systems the correct sub-folder is ‘Release64.’ Also the
complete project file of this tool can be downloaded as example code.

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Connecting
1. After the install is complete, plug in the detectors communication cable.
2. Power up the detector.
3. After powering up the detector, the application automatically detects the detector.
This may take up to 30 seconds Wait until the detector connected indicator in the task
bar (shown below) has confirmed that a connection has been established (the red cross
over the camera icon disappears).

Checking detector status and information in Gigabit Ethernet

After the detector connection has been established, the status of the connection can be
displayed by right clicking on the camera icon in the task bar and selecting “SHOW
Status Dialog Box.”
When you add or remove a detector from the network, it is automatically detected by the
GigE server. A manual network scan can also be launched from this menu by selecting
“Scan Network.” This action will refresh the information of the device connected to the
network. The “About Sapera GigE Server” option will display the version of the installed
GigE driver.

Selecting the “SHOW Status Dialog Box” will open the device status window, which
displays the serial number of the detector that has been detected on the network and its
current status. Additional information with respect to the detector model, serial number
and MAC address is also displayed.
The user can also view the detector and the PC IP addresses in this window. The default
assigned detector IP address can be modified using the Teledyne DALSA Network
Configuration Tool, which is part of the installation package.

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Acquiring Images
The CamExpert software can be started to acquire images.
Select the correct device and check the video status (bottom-right status bar) to verify if
the detector is connected to the system; Pixel clock, frame valid and line valid have to be
present.

The software will display all available device parameters.

The user has the option to either snap an image or to grab multiple images. Snapping an
image produces a single frame, whereas the grabbing process generates multiple frames
by operating in a continuous mode.

To snap an image:
Click the Snap button. The Detector has now snapped a single frame. The image appears
in the GUI window.

To grab multiple images:

Click the Grab button. The detector is now armed and ready to acquire images in
continuous mode.
To stop a Grab process the user must press the Freeze button. After the Freeze button is
pressed the detector ignores any additional triggers and no additional images are
acquired.

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Functional Description
Commands
CamExpert is the camera interfacing tool supported by the Sapera library. When used
with a Xineos detector CamExpert allows a user to test all Xineos operating modes.
An important component of CamExpert is its live acquisition display window which
allows immediate verification of timing or control parameters without the need to run a
separate acquisition program.
The central section of CamExpert provides access to the Xineos detector. Five tabs group
detector parameters depending on their type as described in the summary below. Each
detector configuration parameter is described in detail following the summary.

The CamExpert application uses 5 windows to simplify choosing and configuring camera
files or acquisition parameters for the installed device.

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• Device Selector pane: View and select from any installed Sapera acquisition device.
Once a device is selected CamExpert will only present acquisition parameters applicable
to that device. Optionally select a camera file included with the Sapera installation or
saved by the user.
• Parameters pane: Allows viewing or changing all acquisition parameters supported by
the acquisition device. CamExpert displays parameters only if those parameters are
supported by the installed device. This avoids confusion by eliminating parameter
choices when they do not apply to the hardware in use.
• Display pane: Provides a live or single frame acquisition display. Frame buffer
parameters are shown in an information bar above the image window.
• Control Buttons: The Display pane includes CamExpert control buttons.
In the parameters pane the device specific settings can be changed. The Xineos settings
are described below.

Gain
The Gain setting provides a gain range of approximately 6 to 36 dB.

Integration Time
If the detector operates in Rolling Shutter Synchronization Mode the detectors integration
time can be changed from approximately 33* to 1500 milliseconds.
If the detector operates in Free Running Synchronization Mode the detectors integration
time can be changed with the ExtendedExposure register value. The exact integration
time can be calculated using the following formula:
Integration time in milliseconds [ms]:

Normal mode (1320+ExtendedExposure)*(676/40000)

Binning mode (660+ExtendedExposure)*(611/40000)

Panoramic mode (596/4000)*3 + (720-596+ExtendedExposure)*(676/40000)

*The maximum frame rate is limited by the GigE interface. Therefore the minimum
extended exposure time value is 652 (normal mode) or 429 (binning mode).

Synchronization modes
The detector supports the following timing modes:
• Free running
In Free running mode the detector will continuously read out the sensor and
send the sensor signal the host. The integration time can be changed by delaying
the next readout of the sensor, in this way the integration time can be changed
from 33 to 1500 millisecond. For more information please refer to chapter 5:
Functional Description, Synchronization Modes
• External Trigger
In External trigger mode the detector will start the readout of the first line on the
falling edge of the trigger input, then will integrate until the falling edge of the
next trigger input. For more information please refer to chapter 5: Functional
Description, Synchronization Modes
• Snapshot
In snapshot mode the detector will reset the sensor after rising edge on the
trigger input, then will integrate until the falling edge of the trigger input and

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will start read out of the sensor and send sensor signal to the host starting on
falling edge of the trigger signal.
For more information please refer to chapter 5: Functional Description,
Synchronization Modes

Test Images
The detector has an embedded test pattern generator and can be enabled with the Test
Image Selector. The following selections are possible:
• None (sensor signal)
• Horizontal Wedge
• Vertical Wedge
• Purity
• Columns
• Rows
• White

Read Out Modes

• Binning
The detector supports 2x2 pixel binning. If the Read out mode is changed to Binning,
the horizontal and vertical resolution will change automatically to 658x656.
• Panoramic
In Panoramic mode, the detector supports high-speed readout of a 121 lines wide
region-of-interest in the center of the detector active array.
The start position of the ROI is line 593.
• Vertical ROI
If the Read out mode is changed to Vertical ROI mode, the vertical resolution will
change. The start line and number of lines can be set in the device control tab, or by
using the commands <stl> and <nol> respectively.

Synchronization modes
The detector can be used in combination with either a DC X-ray source or a pulsed X-ray
source.
For safety reasons, the on-time of the X-ray source should never be controlled directly by
the detector synchronization output. Proposer control of the X-ray source remains a
system/host responsibility.

Free running Mode

When using a DC X-ray source:
The detector is operating in a continuous, asynchronous mode. The integration time
window equals the frame time of the detector. Immediately after the readout, the pixels

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are reset and a new integration period commences. The frame rate (#frames/second) is
equal to 1/(integration time).

When using a pulsed X-ray source:

The figure shows the array row read-out as a function of time. The frame ReadOut
containing the image information is marked blue. The frame integration time is indicated
by the horizontal distance between the two slanted ReadOut lines and the actual image-
capture interval is marked with the dark green rectangle.

The period of time in between successive frame read-outs (dark green) is used to fire the
pulsed X-ray source. The width of this time-period can either be programmed via the
detectors command interface by setting the exposure time or it can be controlled by the
“TRIGGER-IN” input signal (active high time).
Synchronization of the X-ray source with the detector timing can be realized via the
master / slave synchronization option as included in the detector.
In slave mode the detector synchronizes the start of the vertical blanking window (dark
green window) with the rising edge of the applied synchronization signal. When
operated in master mode, the detector delivers a positive going synchronization signal to
the outside world for synchronization of the X-ray source. The rising edge of the
synchronization signal determines the start of the vertical blanking window.
For safety reasons, the on-time of the X-ray source should always be controlled outside
the Detector.

Snapshot mode
In this mode the detector will take a single image at the moment a trigger signal is
applied to the detector. The detector is the slave, and the host will be master.
As the sensor is continuously integrating when in idle mode, the sensor pixel signal must
be reset by a dummy frame read-out (Frame N) before actual image integration can
commence (Frame N+1). To allow sufficient time for this reset, the delay between trigger
input and the start of the X-ray pulse should be at least 33ms.

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The integration time is determined by the pulse width of external trigger. The image
readout time will again be 33msec.

External mode
In this mode the detector will take a single image at the moment a trigger signal is
applied to the detector. The detector is the slave, and the host will be master.
This mode is equal to the Snapshot mode but no reset is needed before integration can
start.

Note on Trigger input:

To achieve maximum framerate, the trigger input “active-high” time should be
not more than 1ms.
Note on Trigger output:
The trigger in- and output are optically isolated from the outside world.
For the trigger output this means that the opto-coupler is acting as a switch:
When trigger output is active (see diagrams above) then the switch is conducting.

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Shuttering
Please note: the Xineos Detector does not have a shuttering mechanism built into the
detector. The detector can be operated quite normally with a continuous beam X-ray
source, however there can be motion blur associated with continuous beam imaging. In
the case that pulsed X-ray operation is required, the X-ray pulse must be carefully timed
so that X-rays from the pulse are not incident on the detector during readout. This will
cause imaging artifacts that show up as very uneven illumination within the images.

Dark Current after Extended Standby

A first image acquired after long time in standby mode might contain unwanted signal. It
is recommended to read and discard one or more images at the start of a measurement
sequence.

Error Handling
The detector includes a read-only register DetectorStatus which indicates if the latest
command could not be executed and indicates the possible cause. Refer to Chapter 4.
Error handling of the command-list for more details.

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Mechanical Interface

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TRIG
1311,0 1311,1315

LAST ROW PWR

DATA/
ACTIVE AREA
COMM

159mm
ROWS

FIRST ROW

29mm
0,0 0,1315

COLUMNS

Note: Sensor data is read in row-by-row format

10mm
140mm

60mm

SCINT
58mm
10mm

35mm.

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Appendix A
Revision History
Revision Change Description Revision Date
Number
00 Initial release December 08, 2010
01 Update following Teledyne DALSA acquisition March 08, 2011
02 Update specific for GigE models May 19, 2011
03 Adding safety requirements July 06, 2011
04 Added note on trigger output in External mode § and November 08, 2011
adapted label
05 Update Xineos GigE User Manual to rev05 for rewrite. January 12, 2012
06 Added § Error handling, ECO-12766. November 01, 2012
Improved readability of mechanical interface drawing
07 Added functionality, ECO-14636 November 30, 2012
08 Added information max integration time, ECO-16600 July 31, 2013
09 IP Class added, ECO-17948 October 29, 2013

Xineos-1313 GigE Detectors Teledyne DALSA