Changes between Version 61 and Version 62 of HetProcedures/HighSpeedBib

Timestamp:

Sep 26, 2019 9:04:08 PM (5 years ago)

Author:

stevenj

Comment:

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HetProcedures/HighSpeedBib

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    [[Image(VimbaViewer_BIB.png)]]
 
-7. Set the exposure time to about 20,000 micro-seconds (that's what Hanshin needs for this test).
+7. Set the exposure time to about 20,000 micro-seconds (that's what should produce the 50-60 FPS that Hanshin needs for this test).
 
 8. Start displaying images by either clicking on the [[Image(VimbaViewer_Freerun.png)]] button, or typing Ctrl-F, or selecting the menu item `Camera->Freerun`. Make sure the star has at least 30 counts at its center (peak/max counts) and that the star is not saturating (you can adjust the image scaling ("Gain"), and it should not be blown out at the center). As long as this looks good, continue with these steps. If star is too bright (saturating) or too faint (below 30 counts at its peak), you will need to reconsider your choice of star or the weather conditions.
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-10. Run this image series by clicking the [[Image(VimbaViewer_Image.png)]] button or select `File->Save Image Series` menu option. Taking 3000 images should take about 3 minutes.
+10. Run this image series by clicking the [[Image(VimbaViewer_Image.png)]] button or select `File->Save Image Series` menu option. Taking 3000 images should take about 3 minutes. Make sure that the FPS is 50-60 (adjust exposure time if needed - frames/second is the most important part).
 
 11. Wait 2 minutes and repeat steps 9 and 10 until you have taken a total of 5-6 sets of images (each with their YYYMMDD_HHmm time stamp name).