Chronos 1.4 8GB Color Sensor

Camera
Imaging: 1280×1024 @ 1069FPS
Memory: 8GB
Record Time (in seconds): 4 (8GB), 8 (16GB), 16 (32GB) at max resolution
Lens Mount: CS/C mount included (options available)
Backfocus: Field adjustable
IR Filter: 650nm, user removable, 24 x 16 x 1.1mm
Display: 5" 800×480 capacitive touchscreen, 1000 nit daylight visible
Enclosure: Anodized CNC machined aluminum
Cooling: Active cooling, variable-speed fan (fan-off option)
Dimensions: 155mm x 96mm x 67.3mm (6.11" x 3.78" x 2.65") w/o lens
Weight: 1.06 kg (2.34 lbs) without lens

Image Sensor
Resolution: 1280x1024p maximum
Speed: 1.4Gpx/s
Dimensions: 8.45 x 6.76mm (2/3" format, 1.3-Megapixel, 3.9x Crop Factor)
Pixel Pitch: 6.6um
Sensitivity (ISO): Color - ISO 320 to 5120 / Mono - ISO 740 to 11840
Shutter: Electronic global shutter, 1/fps to 1µs (1/1,000,000 s)
Dynamic Range: 10.3 stops (62.4 dB)
Bit Depth: 12-bit

Inputs/outputs
Power Input: 17-20V 40W (5.5/2.5mm barrel jack, positive tip)
Network: Gigabit Ethernet
Trigger: 2 trigger inputs/frame strobe outputs (BNC & Aux) Adjustable input threshold 0 to 6.6V Electrically isolated trigger input (Aux connector) Trigger with sound, laser, and lightning using accessories
Video: HDMI output 720p or 1080p (default) @ 60FPS, video only
USB: USB type A (host) and micro-B (device)
SATA: eSATA 3Gbps to SATA 2.5" lll SSD (5V power)

Trigger Ports
BNC: Female BNC connector
AUX: Phoenix 1778890 8-pin terminal block connector, including isolated trigger input

Network Control
Network Control: Through web page or REST interface with USB or CAT ethernet cable

Video Formats
H.264: Standardized MP4 files at bitrates up to 60Mbps
Cinema / DNG Raw: Standard Adobe CinemaDNG raw files
TIFF: Standard TIFF raw files with timestamps
Storage Devices: SD, USB, SSD, or SMB/NFS network drives

Battery
Type: EN-EL4a
Runtime: 1.5 hour recording
Charge Time: 2 hours (0-80%) with in-camera charger

Trigger Modes
End Trigger: Records until a defined delay after trigger
Toggle: Starts and stops with button press
Exposure Trigger: External signal sets synchronization frame-rate
Shutter Gating: External signal sets the exposure synchronization and frame rate
Frame Sync Output: Outputs a signal indicating its frame rate and exposure

Software
Control: Through web page or REST interface with USB or CAT ethernet cable
Stream: Live or Playback Mode network streaming via RTSP stream and VLC player
APIs: HTTP REST Interface, open-source codebase

Recording Modes
Normal: Records into the ring buffer. Once a trigger occurs, video can be reviewed and saved
Segmented: Video memory is divided into segments, each recording as in the Normal mode above. Number of segments is user selectable
Gated Burst: Frames are captured while trigger is active

Assistive
Focus Aid: Highlights sharp edges to aid focusing
Zebras: Rolling diagonal lines indicate clipped (overexposed) areas
Viewfinder Zoom: Zooms in to allow easier focusing
Overlay: Displays frame and time information on top of footage