User manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
 - Firmware Updates
 - Disposal
 - Restrictions and Recommendations
 - GENERAL OVERVIEW
 - Parts and Components – overview
 - A6D Lens Range
 - GETTING STARTED
 - Mounting the lens
 - Attaching the lens shield
 - Attaching the adapter plate
 - Power Connection
 - Synchronous connections
 - USB & link to Phocus or SDK based application
 - Saving images to a memory card
 - Attaching the USB cable Lock
 - Settings
 - Navigating the Menus
 - Overview of Menus and Settings on Sensor Unit
 - Touch Screen Navigation
 - Button Navigation
 - The Main Menu
 - Add Favourite Functions to Main Menu Screen
 - Remove Favourites from the Main Menu Screen
 - Display Control Screen
 - Settings on the Control Screen
 - Camera Settings Menu
 - Image Menu
 - Quality Menu
 - Video Settings Menu
 - Quality Menu
 - Live View Menu
 - General Settings Menu
 - Display Menu
 - Storage Menu
 - Date & Time Menu
 - Power & Timeouts Menu
 - Language Menu
 - Service Menu
 - About Menu
 - Browsing images
 - Preview Modes
 - Standard Preview
 - Browsing
 - Zoom in and out
 - 9 View Mode
 - Folder View
 - Card View
 - Create New Folder
 - CAMERA MAINTENANCE
 - Cleaning Sensor Unit & IR Glass
 - TECHNICAL APPENDIX
 - A6D-100c Technical Specifications
 - Lemo connector Signal Information
 - Electrical Timings
 - Coverage
 - Coverage vs altitude
 - GSD vs altitude
 - Physical Dimensions
 - Accessories
 - FCC Class A Notice for A6D-100c
 - FCC Caution
 - Disclaimer
 - Index
 
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A6D User Manual
ATTACHING THE ADAPTER PLATE
To attach the A6D camera unit to an existing OEM camera mount 
point you will need the adapter plate (P1). This plate is attached 
to the camera body with 4 bolts. You must ensure that the plate is 
correctly oriented – please see the image below and align the plate 
correctly.
Secure the plate with the 4 supplied bolts, ensuring that you tighten 
them one turn at a time to provide even pressure. Once the plate is 
secure you can mount the lens. Attach the lens shield and the unit is 
now ready to mount in the camera pod using the existing P1 bolt layout.
POWER CONNECTION
The A6D camera unit is equipped with three LEMO connectors. The grey 
connector is the DC power connector. The unit requires a power source of 
12-28 VDC to operate. This will normally be supplied via the aircraft power 
system.
SYNCHRONOUS CONNECTIONS
The remaining two connectors are used to synchronise additional 
daisy chained camera units so that all exposures take place within 50 
microseconds of each other. The centre connector is the signal input and 
the right hand connector is the signal output for the next unit. Note that this 
requires Aerial Lenses (locked for innity).
SAVING IMAGES TO A MEMORY CARD
If you do not wish to transfer the captured images to a remote computer, the 
CFast or SD card slots are available to allow in camera storage.
USB & LINK TO PHOCUS OR SDK BASED APPLICATION
Located on the left-hand side of the camera you will nd the USB socket. 
Using the supplied cable and the cable lock ensures the connection will be 
securely locked. Once the connector is locked in place and the other end 
of the cable attached to your computer system, the camera should show 
as connected and camera controls should be congurable via Hasselblad 
Phocus software or your own application designed from the SDK.
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2
DC power connector
Control 
connector B
Control 
connector A
NB: Correct voltage AND polarity  must  be 
 applied to the power connection or 
 damage to the camera will occur










