The CLT-303R and CLT-303L Camera Link Translators convert RS-422 & LVDS to Camera Link, enabling the use of cameras incorporating traditional RS-422 and LVDS parallel digital interfaces with Camera Link frame grabbers. The “R” and “L” versions support RS-422 and LVDS cameras, respectively. These Camera Link converters are extremely flexible and can convert a wide range of cameras from parallel digital output to Camera Link base configuration with up-to 24-bit data.
The Camera Link adapters support cameras with pixel clock rates as low as 2.5 MHz and as high as 85 MHz. Features include RS-232 communication support. A front-panel link status indicator identifies an active connection.
These flexible adapters are very useful for replacing obsolete RS-422 & LVDS frame grabbers in existing imaging systems.
The CLT-303’s are housed in sturdy, compact aluminum enclosures. A locking-plug power supply is optional.
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Note that the CLT-303 camera connector pinout is not compatible with our earlier CLT-301 and CLT-302 models.
Frame Grabber has the mini (HDR/SDR) connector?
This product incorporates the standard (MDR) connector. Camera Link cables are readily available with the standard (MDR) connector on one end and the mini (HDR/SDR) connector on the other.
Cable Length Note:
To ensure data integrity, we recommend limiting Camera Link cable length for cameras with high clock frequencies as follows:
Camera Frequency
Max Cable Length
20-60 MHz
10m
61-79 MHz
7m
80-85 MHz
5m
For example, the cable used to connect the translator to the frame grabber should be no longer than 5m with an 85 MHz camera.
Features:
Enable use of RS-422 and LVDS cameras with Camera Link frame grabbers
Combine with Camera Link frame grabbers to replace obsolete RS-422 & LVDS frame grabbers in existing imaging systems
Also useful for converting parallel video from FPGA and imaging development boards
Camera Link “base” configuration interface, supports up-to 24-bit data
“R” version supports RS-422 cameras
“L” version supports LVDS cameras
2.5 MHz to 85 MHz camera pixel clock range for “L” version
2.5 MHz to 32 MHz camera pixel clock range for “R” version
RS-232 camera communication support
Selectable camera clock and timing signal polarities
Link indicator identifies an active camera connection
Isolated DC power input
Minimal data pass-through latency
Flow-through connector placement
Multi-nation power supply included, locking-plug version optional