FLI Hyperion Operation & User’s Manual

Text of FLI Hyperion User Guide:

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 2 Welcome Thank you for purchasing an FLI camera. We know that your new camera will bring you years of enjoyment and excellent imaging results. This User Guide is intended as a reference tool for you to use with the Hyperion Imaging System. Please read it and follow the procedures to ensure trouble-free installation of your hardware and software. If you have any questions about your purchase, please contact us. Contact Information Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC 7287 West Main St. Lima, Ne

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 © Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 3 Table of Contents Welcome ...................................................................................................................................................................2 Contact Information ..................................................................................................................................................2 Check your Shipment ...............................................................................................................................................4 Product Safety ................................................

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 4 Check your Shipment Please ensure that all the components have arrived safely and verify that all the items you ordered were properly delivered to you. In the unlikely event of a missing or damaged component, immediately notify your FLI dealer or FLI. A camera order should include the following items: • Camera with shutter cover installed (save this cover) • Camera Test Report • USB cable • 12 volt power supply • Pow

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 © Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 5 Hyperion Imaging System Overview Hyperion High Performance CCD Cameras set the standard in key performance areas that include: Download Speeds, Cooling, Low Noise Operation, RBI Anti-Ghosting Technology, Image Quality, and Linearity. Hyperion cameras are available with a wide variety of sensors that include full-frame front illuminated, full-frame back illuminated, frame transfer and interline. The System is ideal for:

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 6 System Accessories A variety of accessories that are available for your Hyperion System are described below. • Our Color Filter Wheel’s robust mechanical design provides the basis for uncompromised images. Each FLI color lter wheel is precision engineered with a highly accurate, no-slip drive chain driven and stepper motor. The large diameter pivot pin and bushing are precision ground and matched for smooth, quiet no-fuss operat

• Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 8 Setting-up and Powering Your System Assemble all System components in one area before beginning this set up procedure. The image below depicts an assembled System. Note: Run the FLI Software Installation Kit before you set up and power your system to ensure the system recognizes and correctly initialized

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 © Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 9 Installing the FLI Software Installation Kit Obtain the most up to date software to install and test your System from www.icamera.com/software. Select the FLI Software Installation Kit. Follow the on screen prompts for the installation instructions. On screen prompts will indication subsequent steps and its completion. Note: If an earlier version of the FLI Software is installed on your computer, uninstall/rem

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 10 Note: If the driver does not show up un-install FLIGrab then re-install FLIGrab Video Mode Setup You can use cameras with interline sensors to focus and center an image in near real-time using FLI Grab. If you are using 3rd party software refer to its documentation for a similar feature. Hyperion cameras with interline sensors • HPx285 • Contact FLI for additional interline sensor information To use video mode 1. Setup the camera with power and the USB cable as described earlier in this guide. 2. Open FLIGrab then wait for the

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 © Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 11 Appendix A - External Triggering The Hyperion Imaging Systems has a six pin connector shown in the image below. Pin 6 is the electrical ground. Pin 5 is the logic input for the external trigger. (This input has a 22.1K pullup resistor to +3.3V). The external trigger can be setup for either rising edge or falling edge trigger. To externally trigger the camera using FLIGrab 1. Select the Shutter Control. 2. Select the desired triggering on the pul

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 12 Shutter Open Indicator Pin 2 on the AUX I/O connector provides an LVTTL compatible signal for shutter open indication. When the shutter is opened, pin 2 is pulled to +3.3V through an internal 22.1Kohm resistor. When the shutter is closed, pin 2 is pulled down to ground through a 332-ohm resistor within the camera. Pin 6 is the ground reference for this signal. Pins 3 and 4 are uncommitted camera I/O signals. Notes: The mating part for the external trigger connection is a 6-pin ma

• Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 © Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 13 Appendix B - Accessories and Ordering Options Filter Wheels The available Color Filter Wheels are described in Table below. All of FLI’s Color Filter Wheels have a robust mechanical design that provides the basis for stunning, uncompromised images. For additional information refer to the FLI

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 14 Color Filter Wheel Specications CFW-4-5 CFW-5-7 CFW-6-6 CFW-9-5 CFW10-7 CL1-10 Overall Thickness (less motor) 0.79 in. 0.85 in. 0.97 in. 0.60 in. 0.73 in. 1.10 in. Weight 2.9 lbs. 4.3 lbs. 5.2 lbs. 3.2 lbs. 6.4 lbs. 4.3 lbs. Filter Positions 5 7 6 5 7 10 Recommended Filter Diameter 50 x 50 mm (square) 50 x 50 mm (square) 65 mm - 79 mm 65 X 65 mm (square) 65 X 65 mm (square) 50 x 50 mm (square) Filter Thickness Range 1.0 - 5.0 mm 1.0 - 5.0 mm 1.0 - 7.6 mm 1.0 - 5.0 mm 1.0 - 5.0 mm 1.0 - 5.0 mm Number of Internal Filter Wheels One Two Homing Device Type Magnet / Hall Effect Motor / Drive Type Stepper / Ch

• Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 © Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 15 Appendix C – Troubleshooting Issue Remedy The fan on the camera does not turn. Check that the camera is plugged into a suitable power supply and that power is available. The fan turns but when I use FLIGrab, but the camera does not work or works erratically. Make certain that all cables are well sea

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 16 Appendix D - Warranty for FLI Products Unless otherwise noted, the standard statement of warranty described below applies to customers who purchase this product. This warranty may not apply in special circumstances in which prior arrangements have been made and separate documentation has been supplied prior to, or with, the product. This warranty applies to all FLI Products. 1. All products and services are FOB Lima, N.Y.. The customer is responsible for shipping and insurance to and from FLI. 2. The product is warranted against defects in materia

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 © Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 17 Appendix E - FLI Return Procedure If you need to return a product, please follow the instructions outlined below. 1. Contact FLI by phone or email to obtain authorization to return the camera/product and: a. If you are outside the United States, contact your Customs Authority to register the merchandise to be returned to the United States for warranty repair or refund. Use the Harmonized Code number 9801.00.1012 on your shipping documentation. The monetary value you place on the item should be stated for insurance purposes. Clearly state that the “Value is for Customs purposes ON

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 18 Return Addresses by Carrier UPS and Fed Ex Returns Finger Lakes Instrumentation Att. Gregory Terrance 7287 West Main St. Lima, N.Y. 14485 USPS Returns Finger Lakes Instrumentation Att. Gregory Terrance P.O. Box 19A 7298 West Main St. Lima, N.Y. 14485

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 Hyperion Rev B. July 2012 © Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 19 Appendix F Four Conductor Power Cable (PT1) The Four Conductor Power Cable (PT1) is available to customers who are not able to use the Power Supply (PowerSolve PSG120-12-10 Inverter) shipped with the FLI ProLine and FLI Hyperion Imaging Systems. Warning: If the polarity of the power connection is reversed it can cause damage to the camera. This damage will not be covered by the FLI product warranty. Ver

• FLI Hyperion, Hyperion Rev B. July 2012© Finger Lakes Instrumentation, LLC. 20 Appendix G Liquid Cooling Options The following connection ttings are currently available: Connector Standard User Interface Additional Information 1/8” ID Hose Barb 1/8” ID Tubing FLI recommends use of hose clamps. User supplies tubing and clamps with appropriate pressure rating for their application Quick Connect Double Shutoff #10-32 UNC male coupling FLI supplies both female and male connectors, User supplies the interface Quick Connect Dry Break #10-32 UNC male coupling FLI supplies both female and m

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