User manual for the TAKAEI TD.I digital camera and EyeCAM image filing software, covering system requirements, operation, and settings.
About this manual
The manual describes the TAKAEI TD.I digital camera, which uses a 1.45‑megapixel CCD and stores still images as JPEG files of about 100 KB. Images are transferred via an IEEE 1394 cable that also supplies power, and a built‑in yellow filter can improve cornea fluorescence imaging.
The accompanying EyeCAM software provides six scene‑file presets, live preview with adjustable sliders, video capture at 11 fps, and optional trigger functionality using a joystick button on the slitlamp. System requirements include Windows XP, a PCI IEEE 1394 board, and a Pentium IV‑class CPU.
What's inside
- Camera Overview
- System Requirements
- Image Filing Software (EyeCAM)
- Scene Files and Settings
- Trigger and Joystick Operation
- Patient Registration
- Technical Specifications
Specifications
| CCD resolution | 1.45 megapixels |
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| Maximum image size | 1280 × 960 pixels (Format 2) |
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| Video frame rate | 11 fps |
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| Data interface | IEEE 1394 (FireWire) |
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| Power consumption | < 3 W @ 12 V DC |
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| Supported color modes | 8‑bit Raw8 (Mono), YUV 4:2:2, YUV 4:1:1 |
Frequently asked questions
What cable is used for image data transfer?
An IEEE 1394 (FireWire) cable is used for high‑speed image transfer and also supplies power to the camera.
How many scene files can be saved for different exposure settings?
Settings can be saved in six different scene files, each optimized for a specific region or iris color.
What is the video capture frame rate?
Video images are captured at 11 frames per second.