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X-Series Science Camera
User’s Manual
This document contains no export-controlled information.
Document Number: 4221772
Version: C
Issue Date: April 8, 2020
X-Series User’s Manual 2
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© FLIR Systems, Inc. 2020
X-Series User’s Manual 3
Table of Contents
1 REVISION HISTORY ...................................................................................................................................... 6
2 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................. 7
2.1 Camera System Components .......................................................................................... 7
2.2 Camera Models ............................................................................................................... 7
2.3 System Overview 8 .............................................................................................................
2.4 Key features of the X-Series science cameras ................................................................ 9
3 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 12
4 INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................ 13
4.1 Basic Connecti ons ......................................................................................................... 13
5 X-SERIES CAMERA CONTROLLER ........................................................................................................... 17
5.1 Online Help ....................................................................................................................18
5.2 Menu Bar ....................................................................................................................... 18
5.2.1 Tools Menu ................................................................................................................................. 18
5.2.1.1 Advanced Time Controls ................................................................................................................... 20
5.2.2 Help Menu .................................................................................................................................. 20
5.3 Basic User Mode ........................................................................................................... 22
5.3.1 Status Page ................................................................................................................................ 23
5.3.2 Setup Page ................................................................................................................................. 23
5.3.3 Correction Page .......................................................................................................................... 25
5.4 Advanced User Mode .................................................................................................... 26
5.4.1 Status Page ................................................................................................................................ 26
5.4.2 Setup Page ................................................................................................................................. 27
5.4.2.1 Presets Tab ....................................................................................................................................... 29
5.4.2.1.1 Single Preset Mode ............................................................................................................................. 29
5.4.2.1.2 Preset Sequencing Mode .................................................................................................................... 30
5.4.2.1.3 Superframing Mode ............................................................................................................................. 32
5.4.2.2 Window Tab ...................................................................................................................................... 34
5.4.2.2.1 FPA Sub-tab ........................................................................................................................................ 34
5.4.2.2.2 Analog Video sub-tab .......................................................................................................................... 35
5.4.2.3 Sync Tab ........................................................................................................................................... 36
5.4.2.3.1 Sync Mode .......................................................................................................................................... 37
5.4.2.3.2 Sync Source ........................................................................................................................................ 39
5.4.2.3.3 nc Options Sy ....................................................................................................................................... 41
5.4.2.3.4 Sync Out ............................................................................................................................................. 41
5.4.2.4 Filter/Flag .......................................................................................................................................... 42
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6.2.13 Sync In ........................................................................................................................................ 78
6.2.14 -SDI [X6900/X8500 only] HD ....................................................................................................... 79
6.2.15 Composite Video Output [X6900/X8500 only] ............................................................................ 79
6.2.16 Sync Out ..................................................................................................................................... 79
6.2.17 Genlock Input [X6900/X8500 only] ............................................................................................. 80
6.2.18 IRIG Input [X6900/X8500 only] ................................................................................................... 80
7 FILTER WHEEL ................................................................................................................................................. 81
8 SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 83
8.1 Interface ........................................................................................................................ 83
8.2 Windowing Capacity ...................................................................................................... 83
8.3 Acquisition Modes and Features .................................................................................... 84
8.4 Analog Video ................................................................................................................. 86
8.5 Performance Characteristics ......................................................................................... 87
8.6 Non Uniformity Correction ............................................................................................. 87
8.7 Detector/FPA ................................................................................................................. 88
8.8 General Characteristics ................................................................................................. 88
9 MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................................ 90
9.1 Camera and Lens Cleaning ........................................................................................... 90
9.1.1 Camera Body, Cables and Accessories ..................................................................................... 90
9.1.2 Lenses ........................................................................................................................................ 90
1 – Revision History
X-Series User’s Manual 6
1 Revision History
Version
Date
Initials
Changes
A
07 9/2019 /0
AAR
Initial Release
B
01/06/2020
AAR
Correction to Aux cable pinout, 1308 gain states
2 – Introduction
X-Series User’s Manual 7
2 Introduction
Thank you for choosing a FLIR X-series science camera! The X-series cameras are some of the
fastest commercial infrared cameras in the world, and they were designed with the high-end infrared
camera user in mind.
2.1 Camera System Components
The X-series infrared camera and its accessories are delivered in a box which typically contains the
items below. There may also be additional items that you have ordered such as lenses, software,
CDs, etc.
Description
FLIR Part Number
X6800sc Camera
X6900sc Camera
X8500 Camera sc
29420-2xx (InSb)
29267-2xx (InSb) or 29421-2xx (SLS)
29422-2xx (InSb) or 29428-2xx (SLS)
Power supply, 24V, 4A
24123-000
AC line cord
24124-000
Gigabit Ethernet Cat-6 cable, 2m length
24277-000
AUX Breakout Cable
4212860
Bayonet mount plug
4142249
Laboratory calibration plate
261-0005- 00
500GB SSD
4142223
SSD to USB cable
4142222
Filter wheel wrench
C1004.M202
HDMI video cable, 6- ft
4142224
Water-resistant transit case
24043-005
Documentation CD
N/A
2.2 Camera Models
The X-series is a camera family. There are several different models, ensuring a wide variety of
customer needs can be met. The X6800-series cameras are a slower, less expensive version of the
X6900-series series. The X6900-series cameras are 640x512 cameras built for very high frame rates.
The X8500-series cameras have an HD focal plane array
Model
Description
FLIR Part Number
X6800sc
• f/2.5
• Broadband (InSb: 1.5- 5μm response)
29420-200
X6801sc
• f/2.5
• InSb: 3- 5μm response
29420-201
X6802sc
• f/4.1
• Broadband (InSb: 1.5-5um response)
29420-202
X6803sc
• f/4.1
• InSb: 3- 5μm response
29420-203
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Model
Description
FLIR Part Number
X6900sc
• f/2.5
• Broadband (InSb: 1.5- 5μm response)
• Broadband (SLS: 3- * 12μm response)
29267-200
29421-200
X6901sc
• f/2.5
• InSb: 3- response 5μm
• SLS: 7.5- response* 12μm
29267-201
29421-201
X6902sc
• f/4.1
• Broadband (InSb: 1.5-5um response)
• Broadband (SLS: 3- * 12μm passband)
29267- 2 20
29421-202
X6903sc
• f/4.1
• InSb: 3- response 5μm
• SLS: 7.5- response* 12μm
29267- 3 20
29421-203
X8500sc
• f/2.5
• Broadband (InSb: 1.5- 5μm response)
• Broadband (SLS: 3- * 12μm response)
29422-200
29428-200
X8501sc
• f/2.5
• InSb: 3- response 5μm
• SLS: 7.5- response* 12μm
29422-201
29428-201
X8502sc
• f/4
• Broadband (InSb: 1.5-5um response)
• Broadband (SLS: 3- * 12μm passband)
29422- 2 20
29428-202
X8503sc
• f/4
• InSb: 3- response 5μm
• SLS: 7.5- response* 12μm
29422- 3 20
29428-203
*NOTE: SLS upper cutoff tolerance is +/- 0.5um
2.3 System Overview
The X-Series infrared camera systems been developed by FLIR to meet the needs of the have
research, industrial and range phenomenology communities.
The X8500sc camera makes use of FLIR’s advanced ISC readout integrated circuit (ROIC), 1308
mated to an Indium Antimonide (InSb) detector to cover the shortwave and midwave infrared bands
and an SLS array for longwave infrared. The X6800 and X6900 cameras use the ISC0804 ROIC.
The X8500sc camera utilizes an HD format, 1280x1024 array with 12μm pixel pitch. The X6800 and
X6900 cameras use a large format, 640x512 array with 25um pixels. The architectures of the camera
systems fully exploit a rich palette of features available in both the 0804 and 1308 ROICs to support
the specialized needs of high- research. end
The X-Series is a stand-alone imaging camera that interfaces to host PCs using standard interfaces,
including Gigabit Ethernet, Camera Link®, and CoaXpress (CXP) The X-Series cameras are all .
Gen am compliant. SDK is also ailable, which makes it possible for the system designer to IC An av
write their own camera controller and acquire image data with their own custom application.
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2.4 Key features of the X-Series science cameras
Improved Linearity to Zero Well-Fill
Typical direct injection ROIC designs exhibit a non-linear response when the signal drops
below 10% of well-fill. Both t ISC0804 and ISC ROICs provides linear response even he 1308
at very low signal levels. This results in an increased linear dynamic range, much better NUC
performance at low signal levels and it makes it easier to perform a user calibration of the
camera.
Fast Frame Rates
The X6900 and X sc cameras feature fast pixel clocks Megapixels per second, 8500 : 355
which enable the X6900 camera to output 1000 frames per second at 640x512, and the
X8500 camera to output >180 frames per second at a frame size of 1280x1024 pixels. The
X6800 series frame rate is limited to approximately half the X6900 frame rate, but it has the
same 355 Megapixels per second pixel clock speed.
14-Bit Digital Image Data
The X-Series camera systems are all built around high-performance 14-bit A/D converters,
preserving the full dynamic range of the FPA.
Windowing Capability
Higher frame rates are available by windowing down at the Focal Plane Array (FPA) level.
Semi-arbitrary size and location of windows are available, limited only by the intrinsic
characteristics of the readout.
Presets
Up to four presets and their associated parameters such as integration time, frame rate,
window size and window location are available for instant selection with a single command.
These presets can be used in either Superframing or Preset Sequencing modes.
Factory Calibrations
Most variants of the X-Series cameras can be purchased with radiometric calibrations that are
performed in the calibration laboratory in Niceville, Florida using NIST-traceable calibration sources.
The calibrations translate the raw digital data from the sensor into radiometric images that can be
interpreted by software into radiance and temperature images. These factory radiometric calibrations
are stored inside the camera electronics and are linked to high-quality stored factory NUCs. The
radiometric calibrations have temperature drift correction built in that utilizes various temperature
sensors inside the camera body and on the lens interface to compensate for changes in the optics
self-radiation levels caused by changes in the camera and optics temperatures.
Independently Adjustable Frame Rates
Frame rate is user selectable from 0.0015 Hz up to the maximum allowed for the selected
window size.
Multiple Triggering Modes and Synchronizing Interfaces
The X-Series cameras provide different interfaces to support maximum flexibility for
synchronizing the camera to external events, as well as synchronizing external events to the
camera.
▫ Sync In (TTL)
▫ Built-in IRIG timing decoder (not in X6800 series)
▫ Genlock input (SD or HD) (not in X6800 series)
▫ Sync Out
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Adjustable Digital Gains and Offsets
The X-Series cameras allow the user to adjust digital gains and offsets per preset, making it
possible to map only the linear portion of the FPA to the full range of digital count values.
Multiple Control Options
The X-Series cameras can be controlled with the supplied control module within ResearchIR,
using the optional or with a third-party toolkit that support Gen am. The following BHP SDK IC
ports can be used for controlling the X6900 and X8500-series cameras:
▫ Gigabit Ethernet port (Gen am) IC
▫ Camera Link® serial port (Gen CP)
▫ CoaXpress (GenICam)
▫ -2 port USB
▫ Traditional RS-232 asynchronous serial port (GenCP)
The X6800 camera supports:
▫ Gigabit Ethernet port (Gen am) IC
▫ Camera Link® serial port (GenCP)
▫ -2 port USB
▫ Traditional RS-232 asynchronous serial port (GenCP)
Multiple Video Outputs
The X6900 and X8500 cameras feature multiple independent and simultaneous video
outputs:
▫ Digital Data Camera Link® Full –
▫ Digital Data Gigabit Ethernet –
▫ Digital Data Coa ress -- Xp
▫ Digital Video -SDI (1080p or 720p) – HD
▫ Digital Video HDMI (1080p or 720p) –
▫ Analog Video Composite video (NTSC or PAL) –
The X6800 cameras have the following video outputs:
▫ Digital Data Camera Link® Full –
▫ Digital Data Gigabit Ethernet –
▫ Digital Video HDMI (1080p or 720p) –
Support for Camera Link Full or CoaXpress interfaces
The X6900 and X8500 cameras are the first commercial IR cameras to offer both Camera Link
Full and CoaXpress (CXP) interfaces on the same camera. Both interfaces are
simultaneously active .
The X6800 series has the Camera Link interface, but not CoaXpress.
Video Color Palettes
The X-Series cameras support a selection of standard and user-defined color palettes for the
analog video and HD-SDI outputs.
X6800 only has HDMI output.
Video Overlay
X6900 and X8500: A configurable video overlay provides the user with IRIG time and camera
status symbology on the analog video without needing to use the GUI.
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X6800: A configurable video overlay provides the user with camera status symbology on the
HDMI video output without needing to use the GUI.
Ruggedized Construction
The X-Series cameras are packaged in semi-sealed enclosures with integral forced air heat
exchangers.
Digital Detail Enhancement (DDE)
DDE is an analog video AGC mode that provides a significant improvement to scene detail
and contrast.
On-Camera NUCs with Auto Update
NUCs can be stored in camera memory and can be applied independently to the various
digital and video outputs. The camera can be configured to automatically update the NUC
using the internal flag based on a change of an internal temperature sensor and/or a timer.
IRIG Time Stamp (TSPI Accurate)
The X6900 and X8500 cameras can automatically sync to a standard IRIG-B analog time
signal. The time stamp jitter is less than 10 microseconds. The time is encoded in the digital
image header and can also be displayed on the analog video overlay.
The X6800 camera does not support an IRIG-B input.
4-position lter wheel
The X-Series cameras ve internal motorized filter wheels that can position a warm filter ha
between the lens and detector. The filters can be installed by the user and the filter holders
support automatic identification.
On-board recording with Solid State Drive (SSD) storage
The X-Series cameras -board 16GB RAM buffers that can record at any supported have on
frame rate with zero dropped frames. Data in the RAM buffer can be played back over any
digital data or video interface or can be stored to the internal SSD drive.
The SSD system uses standard commercial SSDs used in PCs and laptops. The SSD is
readily removed from the camera. The SSD can then be connected to the PC using a
standard USB/2.5” drive SATA cable (provided). The drive data can be accessed using the
provided ResearchIR software.
3 – Warnings and Cautions
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3 Warnings and Cautions
For best results and user safety, the following warnings and precautions should be followed when
handling and operating the camera.
Warnings and Cautions:
➢ Do not open the camera body for any reason. Disassembly of the camera (including
removal of the cover) can cause permanent damage and will void the warranty.
➢ Great care should be exercised with your camera optics. Refer to Chapter 9 for lens
cleaning.
➢ Operating the camera outside of the specied input voltage range or the specied
operating temperature range can cause permanent damage.
➢ The camera is not completely sealed. Avoid exposure to dust and moisture and replace
the lens cap when not in use.
➢ Do not image extremely high intensity radiation sources, such as the sun, lasers, arc
welders, etc.
➢ The camera is a precision optical instrument and should not be exposed to excessive
shock and/or vibration. Refer to Section 8.8 for detailed environmental requirements.
➢ The camera contains static-sensitive electronics and should be handled appropriately.
4 – Installation
X-series User’s Manual 13
4 Installation
4.1 Basic Connections
All connections to the X-series cameras are located on the Back Panel. Although the X6900 and
X cameras a large number of connections, only a small number are required for basic 8500 have
operation. The X6800 is a simplied version of the X6900 camera with fewer connections.
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