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Pantera SA 2M30 - Frame Grabbers

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<strong>Pantera</strong> <strong>SA</strong> DS -21-0<strong>2M30</strong> and DS-22-0<strong>2M30</strong> User’s Manual 73<br />

Step Five: Recording Tap Averages for t 0%<br />

(Dark Offset)<br />

Begin Step Five<br />

In this step, you will be recording tap averages while blocking illumination to the<br />

camera. Since it is not possible to set the camera to a zero exposure time, an<br />

acceptable condition is created by setting the exposure time to t 90%<br />

and blocking the<br />

illumination to the camera.<br />

Block illumination to<br />

camera<br />

Set the camera's exposure<br />

time to t 90% using the<br />

command set t 90%<br />

If it is not possible to block light to the camera, enter the minimum<br />

allowable Exposure Mode 2 exposure time. See the set command for<br />

the minimum allowable value.<br />

Apply frame averaging to grabbed<br />

images. See section <strong>Frame</strong><br />

Averaging in Step Two for details<br />

Measure:<br />

Tap 1 average ( Avg_tap1)<br />

Tap 2 average ( Avg_tap2)<br />

See Tap Averaging description in<br />

Step Two for details.<br />

In spreadsheet, record avg_tap1,<br />

avg_tap2 for t 0%<br />

Entering t 0% Tap Averages into<br />

LUT Calibration Spreadsheet<br />

1. Open the <strong>2M30</strong><strong>SA</strong> phase1.75 LUT Calibrations.xls spreadsheet if it is not<br />

already open.<br />

2. On the Enter Data Here tab, enter the Avg_tap1 , and Avg_tap2 beside the<br />

exposure time.<br />

t 0%<br />

Proceed to Step Six<br />

DAL<strong>SA</strong> 03-32-10150-01

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