
APPENDIX G: ETHERNET TRAN
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HDL-64E Ethernet Timing Table Overview
The Ethernet
iming
able shows how much time elapses
between
the
actual
capturing
of
a
point’s
data
event
and when that point
is
an
event output from the sensor. By registering the event of the Ethernet data capture, you can calculate back in time the exact time at which any particula
distance point was captured. The formula is as follows:
ctual Event
imestamp = (Data Packet
Event
Output
imestamp)
(
iming
able
Event
imestamp)
The upper block and lower block collect distance points
simultaneously
with
each
block
issuing
single
laser
pulses at a time. That is,
each
upper
bloc
laser fires in sequence and in unison to a corresponding laser from the lower block.
For example, laser 32 fires simultaneously with laser 0,
laser
33
fires
with
laser
1,
and
so
The sensor has an equal number of upper and lower
block
returns.
This
is
why
when
interpreting
the
delay table each sequential
pair
of
data
blocks
represents the upper and lower block respectively, and each upper and lower block pair of data blocks in the Ethernet packet has the same delay value.
Ethernet packets are assembled until the entire 1200 bytes
have
been
collected,
representing
six
upper
block
sequences and six lower
block
sequences.
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