Burst mode

[russmgenet]

Dear List,

 

I'm using a Roper/Photometrics Cascade 512B emCCD camera for low light level high speed astronomical observations and would like to operate the camera in the "Burst" mode mentioned in the Micro Manager video.  However, I don't see it as one of the options in the left hand side of the main screen.  How do I bring up the Burst mode?

 

Cheers, Russ

 

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California Polytechnic State University
Adjunct Professor of Astronomy
Cuesta College
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[Ziah Dean]

Hi Russ,

The option for burst has been integrated into the multi-dimensional acquisition engine so if you take a look at some simple instructions on the user guide it should be straight forward. If you go to our website and look under Documentation>User's Guide>Fast Time Series Acquisition (Burst) you will find those instructions. Hope this helps. 

Best,

Ziah 

On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 6:30 AM, <[hidden email]> wrote:

Dear List,

 

I'm using a Roper/Photometrics Cascade 512B emCCD camera for low light level high speed astronomical observations and would like to operate the camera in the "Burst" mode mentioned in the Micro Manager video.  However, I don't see it as one of the options in the left hand side of the main screen.  How do I bring up the Burst mode?

 

Cheers, Russ

 

--------------------------------------------------------
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Research Scholar in Residence
California Polytechnic State University
Adjunct Professor of Astronomy
Cuesta College
[phone]
www.AltAzTelescopeInitiative.org
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[russmgenet]

Hi Ziah,

 

Thanks ever so much.  That explains it.  Bust is now just part of MD Acquisition.

 

Cheers, Russ

 

Hi Russ,

The option for burst has been integrated into the multi-dimensional acquisition engine so if you take a look at some simple instructions on the user guide it should be straight forward. If you go to our website and look under Documentation>User's Guide>Fast Time Series Acquisition (Burst) you will find those instructions. Hope this helps. 

Best,

Ziah 

On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 6:30 AM, <[hidden email]> wrote:

Dear List,

 

I'm using a Roper/Photometrics Cascade 512B emCCD camera for low light level high speed astronomical observations and would like to operate the camera in the "Burst" mode mentioned in the Micro Manager video.  However, I don't see it as one of the options in the left hand side of the main screen.  How do I bring up the Burst mode?

 

Cheers, Russ

 

--------------------------------------------------------
Russell M. Genet, PhD
Research Scholar in Residence
California Polytechnic State University
Adjunct Professor of Astronomy
Cuesta College
[phone]
www.AltAzTelescopeInitiative.org
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