diff --git a/Camera_connect/libs/Basler.Pylon.xml b/Camera_connect/libs/Basler.Pylon.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..053a65f --- /dev/null +++ b/Camera_connect/libs/Basler.Pylon.xml @@ -0,0 +1,65395 @@ + + + + "PylonNET" + + + + Loads an image from disk. + Name and path of the image. + The byte array containing the image data on success. + The pixel type of the image. + The number of image pixels in a row. + The number of rows of the image. + The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row. + The vertical orientation of the image in the image buffer. + + +On success, the buffer array will contain the raw image data of the image loaded. + + +Due to automatic conversion during save, saving an image and then loading it again may result in different memory layout of the image data. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if loading the image fails. + + + + Saves the image to disk. If required, converts the image to a new format and then saves it. + The file format to save the image in. + Name and path of the image. + The image to save. + + +If required, the image is automatically converted to a new image and then saved. +An image with a bit depth higher than 8 bit is stored with 16 bit bit depth +if supported by the image file format. In this case, the pixel data is MSB aligned. + +If more control over the conversion is required, the class +can be used to convert the input image before saving it. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The pixel type of the image to save must be a supported input format of the . + The image must be valid. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if saving the image fails. + + + + Saves the image to disk. If required, converts the image to a new format and then saves it. + The file format to save the image in. + Name and path of the image. + The array providing the buffer of the image. + The pixel type of the image to save. + The number of pixels in a row of the image to save. + The number of rows of the image to save. + The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row. + The vertical orientation of the image in the image buffer. + The array item value type of the destination buffer array. + + +If required, the image is automatically converted to a new image and then saved. +An image with a bit depth higher than 8 bit is stored with 16 bit bit depth +if supported by the image file format. In this case, the pixel data is MSB aligned. + +If more control over the conversion is required, the class +can be used to convert the input image before saving it. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The pixel type of the image to save must be a supported input format of the . + The width value must be >= 0. + The height value must be >= 0. + The paddingX value must be >= 0. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if saving the image fails. + + + + Saves the image to disk. If required, converts the image to a new format and then saves it. + The file format to save the image in. + Name and path of the image. + The pointer to the buffer of the image. + The size of the buffer in bytes. + The pixel type of the image to save. + The number of pixels in a row of the image to save. + The number of rows of the image to save. + The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row. + The vertical orientation of the image in the image buffer. + + +If required, the image is automatically converted to a new image and then saved. +An image with a bit depth higher than 8 bit is stored with 16 bit bit depth +if supported by the image file format. In this case, the pixel data is MSB aligned. + +If more control over the conversion is required, the class +can be used to convert the input image before saving it. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The bufferSize value must be >= 0. + The pixel type of the image to save must be a supported input format of the . + The width value must be >= 0. + The height value must be >= 0. + The paddingX value must be >= 0. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if saving the image fails. + + + + Contains static methods that support saving of images. + + + List of available file formats for ImagePersistence. + + + Saves the raw image buffer data. Packed image formats are unpacked. In the format used for saving, the data cannot be loaded using ImagePersistence.Load + + + Portable Network Graphics (PNG) format. Lossless data compression. + + + Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG) format. Lossy data compression. + + + Tagged Image File Format (TIFF), no compression. Supports mono images with more than 8 bit bit depth. + + + Windows Bitmap (BMP) format, no compression. + + + Provides read access to the action group mask. + Returns action group mask. + +The default value of the group mask is 0x7fffffff but it can be customized with Configure(ICamera(), Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32). +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + Provides read access to the action group key. + Returns action group key. + +The default value of the group key is random but also customizable with Configure(ICamera(), Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32). +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + Provides read access to the action device key. + Returns action device key. + +The default value of the device key is random but also customizable with Configure(ICamera(), Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32). +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + Provides read access to the action ID. + Returns action name. + +The default value of the action ID is 1 but it can be customized with Configure(ICamera(), Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32). +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + Provides read access to the broadcast address. + Returns the broadcast address. + +The broadcast address is set during the camera configuration and is determined automatically. +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + This configuration is only for advanced use cases and + changes the configuration of the cameras so that the cameras can be triggered by the given action command ID. +Compared to Configure(ICamera()), the configuration of the trigger is up to the camera user. + The array with cameras to be configured. + +The device key addresses the cameras managed by an application. The device key is only known to the application controlling the camera devices and ensures that only this application can trigger the camera devices. Therefore, the device key cannot be read from a camera. An exact match of the deviceKey sent and the device key stored in a camera is required for executing an action. + + +The ID of the action command to configure. + + +The group key is used to create groups of cameras or actions. An exact match of the groupKey sent and the group key stored in a camera for an action is required for executing an action. + + +The group mask is a bit mask that allows sending an action to a subgroup of the cameras addressed by the deviceKeygroupKey pair. The result of a bitwise AND operation of groupMask and the group mask stored in a camera for an action must be non-zero for executing an action. + + + + Preconditions for updating the camera setting: +
+ + All cameras must be GigE cameras. + The array with cameras must not be empty. + All cameras must be open. + All cameras must support action commands. + The actionId parameter must exist for all cameras. + The action ID must be connected to a properly configured trigger. + All cameras must support the FrameStart trigger. + The following features must be writeable: ActionDeviceKey, ActionGroupMask, ActionGroupKey, and ActionSelector. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met. +In addition, the best matching subnet limited broadcast address will be set and is readable with the BroadcastAddress parameter. If no match is found, the broadcast address 255.255.255.255 will be used. + + + + Changes the configuration of the cameras so that it is triggered by the first +available action command, for instance "Action 1". For more information, see PLGigECamera.ActionSelector. +This configuration enables the frame start trigger and disables all other trigger +types. The first available action command is selected as the trigger source, i.e., the +camera will be triggered by action commands issued by the application. + The array with cameras to be configured. + + + Preconditions for updating the camera setting: +
+ + The array with cameras must not be empty. + All cameras must be open. + All cameras must support action commands. + All cameras must support the FrameStart trigger. + All cameras must be GigE cameras. + The following features must be writeable: ActionDeviceKey, ActionGroupMask, ActionGroupKey, ActionSelector, TriggerSelector, TriggerMode, TriggerSource, and AcquisitionMode. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met. +The configuration uses a randomly generated device and group key for each call. The group mask is fixed to 0x7fffffff. +In addition, the best matching subnet limited broadcast address will be set and is readable with the BroadcastAddress parameter. If no match is found, the broadcast address 255.255.255.255 will be used. + + + + +Issues a scheduled action command via broadcast with acknowledgment. + + +The device key addresses the cameras managed by an application. The device key is only known to the application controlling the camera devices and ensures that only this application can trigger the camera devices. Therefore, the device key cannot be read from a camera. An exact match of the deviceKey sent and the device key stored in a camera is required for executing an action. + + +The group key is used to create groups of cameras or actions. An exact match of the groupKey sent and the group key stored in a camera for an action is required for executing an action. + + +The group mask is a bit mask that allows sending an action to a subgroup of the cameras addressed by the deviceKeygroupKey pair. The result of a bitwise AND operation of groupMask and the group mask stored in a camera for an action must be non-zero for executing an action. + + +Time in nanoseconds when the action is to be executed. The actual value depends on the used master clock. A master clock value for a set of synchronized camera devices can be obtained, for instance, by reading the (GevTimestampValue) timestamp value after latching the (GevTimestampControlLatch) timestamp value from one camera device of the set or by calling . The actionTimeNs must be smaller than or equal to INT64_MAX. + + +The broadcast address in dot notation where the command will be broadcast to, e.g., 255.255.255.255 (all adapters, default), 192.168.1.255 (all cameras in a single subnet 192.168.1.xxx), 192.168.1.38 (single camera). See the note below. + + +Time in milliseconds that the call is waiting for acknowledges of the cameras addressed. Waiting for acknowledges is stopped if NumResults have been received. + + +Returns the action command result status. The initialization of the result items can be done by this method, i.e., all zero items will be initialized. + +The function is thread-safe. + +Returns true if all results are . +Returns true if no results have been requested. +Preconditions for scheduling action commands:
The GigE transport layer must be available.The actionTimeNs must be smaller than or equal to INT64_MAX.The length of results array given must not be zero.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met. +The request is sent via all existing network adapters. If a network adapter has more than one IP address, the request is sent separately for each address. +This is not executed simultaneously but consecutively, IP address by IP address. That's why additional latency is added to the execution time. +Directed broadcasts (192.168.1.255) or unicasts (192.168.1.38) are only sent if the request subnet matches the subnet of the IP address, i.e., if no gateway or routing are required. + + +Issues a scheduled action command via broadcast without acknowledgment of success/failure. + + +The device key addresses the cameras managed by an application. The device key is only known to the application controlling the camera devices and ensures that only this application can trigger the camera devices. Therefore, the device key cannot be read from a camera. An exact match of the deviceKey sent and the device key stored in a camera is required for executing an action. + + +The group key is used to create groups of cameras or actions. An exact match of the groupKey sent and the group key stored in a camera for an action is required for executing an action. + + +The group mask is a bit mask that allows sending an action to a subgroup of the cameras addressed by the deviceKeygroupKey pair. The result of a bitwise AND operation of groupMask and the group mask stored in a camera for an action must be non-zero for executing an action. + + +Time in nanoseconds when the action is to be executed. The actual value depends on the master clock used. A master clock value for a set of synchronized camera devices can be obtained, for instance, by reading the (GevTimestampValue) timestamp value after latching the (GevTimestampControlLatch) timestamp value from one camera device of the set or by calling . The actionTimeNs must be smaller than or equal to INT64_MAX. + + +The broadcast address in dot notation where the command will be broadcast to, e.g., 255.255.255.255 (all adapters, default), 192.168.1.255 (all cameras in a single subnet 192.168.1.xxx), 192.168.1.38 (single camera). See the note below. + + +The action command feature lets you trigger actions in multiple cameras at roughly the same time or at a defined point in time (scheduled action command) by using a single broadcast protocol message (without extra cabling). Action commands are used in cameras in the same way as for example the digital input lines. + +Preconditions for scheduling action commands:
The GigE transport layer must be available.The actionTimeNs must be smaller than or equal to INT64_MAX.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met. +The request is sent via all existing network adapters. If a network adapter has more than one IP address, the request is sent separately for each address. +This is not executed simultaneously but consecutively, IP address by IP address. That's why additional latency is added to the execution time. +Directed broadcasts (192.168.1.255) or unicasts (192.168.1.38) are only sent if the request subnet matches the subnet of the IP address, i.e., if no gateway or routing are required. + + +Issues a scheduled action command via broadcast without acknowledgment of success/failure and and has to be used in combination with Configure(ICamera()). In addition, it's possible to create more customizable action command configurations with Configure(ICamera(), Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32). + + +Time in nanoseconds when the action is to be executed. The actual value depends on the master clock used. A master clock value for a set of synchronized camera devices can be obtained, for instance, by reading the (GevTimestampValue) timestamp value after latching the (GevTimestampControlLatch) timestamp value of one camera device of the set or by calling . + + +The action command feature lets you trigger actions in multiple cameras at roughly the same time or at a defined point in time (scheduled action command) by using a single broadcast protocol message (without extra cabling). Action commands are used in cameras in the same way as, for example, the digital input lines. + +Preconditions:
The GigE transport layer must be available.The Configure(ICamera()) configuration method must have been called and executed successfully.The actionTimeNs must be smaller than or equal to INT64_MAX.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met. +The request is sent via all existing network adapters. If a network adapter has more than one IP address, the request is sent separately for each address. +This is not executed simultaneously but consecutively, IP address by IP address. That's why additional latency is added to the execution time. + + +Issues an action command via broadcast with acknowledgment. + + +The device key addresses the cameras managed by an application. The device key is only known to the application controlling the camera devices and ensures that only this application can trigger the camera devices. Therefore, the device key cannot be read from a camera. An exact match of the deviceKey sent and the device key stored in a camera is required for executing an action. + + +The group key is used to create groups of cameras or actions. An exact match of the groupKey sent and the group key stored in a camera for an action is required for executing an action. + + +The group mask is a bit mask that allows sending an action to a subgroup of the cameras addressed by the device and group key. The result of a bitwise AND operation of groupMask and the group mask stored in a camera for an action must be non-zero for executing an action. + + +The broadcast address in dot notation where the command will be broadcast to, e.g., 255.255.255.255 (all adapters, default), 192.168.1.255 (all cameras in a single subnet 192.168.1.xxx), 192.168.1.38 (single camera). See the note below. + + +Time in milliseconds that the call is waiting for acknowledges of the cameras addressed. Waiting for acknowledges is stopped if NumResults have been received. + + +Returns the action command result status. The initialization of the result items can be done by this method, i.e., all zero items will be initialized. + + +Returns true if all results are . +Returns true if no results have been requested. + + + + Preconditions for issuing action commands: +
+ + The GigE transport layer must be available. + The length of results array given must not be zero. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met. +The request is sent via all existing network adapters. If a network adapter has more than one IP address, the request is sent separately for each address. +This is not executed simultaneously but consecutively, IP address by IP address. That's why additional latency is added to the execution time. +Directed broadcasts (192.168.1.255) or unicasts (192.168.1.38) are only sent if the request subnet matches the subnet of the IP address, i.e., if no gateway or routing are required. + + + +Issues an action command via broadcast without acknowledgment of success/failure. + + +The device key addresses the cameras managed by an application. The device key is only known to the application controlling the camera devices and ensures that only this application can trigger the camera devices. Therefore, the device key cannot be read from a camera. An exact match of the deviceKey sent and the device key stored in a camera is required for executing an action. + + +The group key is used to create groups of cameras or actions. An exact match of the groupKey sent and the group key stored in a camera for an action is required for executing an action. + + +The group mask is a bit mask that allows sending an action to a subgroup of the cameras addressed by the device and group key. The result of a bitwise AND operation of groupMask and the group mask stored in a camera for an action must be non-zero for executing an action. + + +The broadcast address in dot notation where the command will be broadcast to, e.g., 255.255.255.255 (all adapters, default), 192.168.1.255 (all cameras in a single subnet 192.168.1.xxx), 192.168.1.38 (single camera). See the note below. + + +The action command feature lets you trigger actions in multiple cameras at roughly the same time or at a defined point in time (scheduled action command) by using a single broadcast protocol message (without extra cabling). Action commands are used in cameras in the same way as, for example, the digital input lines. + +Preconditions for issuing action commands:
The GigE transport layer must be available.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met. +The request is sent via all existing network adapters. If a network adapter has more than one IP address, the request is sent separately for each address. +This is not executed simultaneously but consecutively, IP address by IP address. That's why additional latency is added to the execution time. +Directed broadcasts (192.168.1.255) or unicasts (192.168.1.38) are only sent if the request subnet matches the subnet of the IP address, i.e., if no gateway or routing are required. + + +Issues an action command via broadcast without acknowledgment of success/failure and has to be used in combination with Configure(ICamera()). +In addition, it's possible to create more customizable action command configurations with Configure(ICamera(), Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32). + + +The action command feature lets you trigger actions on multiple cameras at roughly the same time or at a defined point in time (scheduled action command) by using a single broadcast protocol message (without extra cabling). Action commands are used in cameras in the same way as, for example, the digital input lines. + +Preconditions:
The GigE transport layer must be available.The Configure(ICamera()) configuration method must have been called and executed successfully.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met. +The request is sent via all existing network adapters. If a network adapter has more than one IP address, the request is sent separately for each address. +This is not executed simultaneously but consecutively, IP address by IP address. That's why additional latency is added to the execution time. + + +Determines the timestamp value of the given camera. + + +The camera object used for the time enquiry. + + +Returns the timestamp value of the given camera. + + + + Preconditions for determining the timestamp: +
+ + The camera is a GigE camera. + The camera is open. + The camera supports the "GevTimestampValue" feature. + + + +The timestamp is determined by reading the "GevTimestampValue" timestamp value after latching the "GevTimestampControlLatch" timestamp value. +Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met. + + + +Provides simplified access to GigE action commands. +It can be used to automatically or manually configure the DeviceKey, GroupKey, and GroupMask features for cameras. It can also +configure the camera's trigger and set the trigger source to action command. +In addition, there are some static methods for issuing and scheduling an action command. + + + + +GigE Vision status code returned by the camera. See Basler.Pylon.ActionCommandStatus for more information. + + + + +IP address of the camera. + + + + +Contains detailed results of calling Issue or Schedule methods. + + + + +Lists possible status codes returned by Basler.Pylon.ActionCommandTrigger.Issue or Basler.Pylon.ActionCommandTrigger.Schedule. + + + + +No acknowledge received for action command. + + + + +The requested scheduled action command was requested at a point in time that is in the past. + + + + +Returned when the scheduled action commands queue is full and the camera cannot accept the additional request. The action command has been discarded by the camera. + + + + +The camera is not synchronized to a master clock to be used as time reference. Typically used when scheduled action commands cannot be scheduled for a future time since the reference time coming from IEEE 1588 is not locked. The action command has been ignored by the camera. + + + + +The camera acknowledged the command. + + + + Indicates if the given pixel format is a supported output format. + The pixel format of the destination image. + Returns true if the given pixel format is supported. + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw C++ exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the given pixel format is a supported input format. + The pixel format of the source image. + Returns true if the given pixel format is supported. + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw C++ exceptions. + + + + Creates a new image by converting an image to a different format. + The array providing the buffer of the destination image. + The array providing the buffer of the source image. + The pixel type of the source image. + The number of pixels in a row in the source image. + The number of rows in the source image. + The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row. The default value is usually 0. + The vertical orientation of the source image in the image buffer. The default value is usually ImageOrientation.TopDown. + The array item value type of the destination buffer array. + The array item value type of the source buffer array. + + +The image is converted to the destination image according to the current converter settings. +The padding area of a row in the destination image is set to zero. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The source buffer parameters must point to a valid image. + The format of the source image must be supported by the converter. + The destination image buffer must be large enough to hold the destination image. + The source image buffer and the destination image buffer must not be identical. + The sourceWidth value must be >= 0. + The sourceHeight value must be >= 0. + The sourcePaddingX value must be >= 0. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if the passed parameters are not valid. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + Creates a new image by converting an image to a different format. + The pointer to the buffer of the destination image. + The size of the buffer of the destination image. + The array providing the buffer of the source image. + The pixel type of the source image. + The number of pixels in a row in the source image. + The number of rows in the source image. + The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row. The default value is usually 0. + The vertical orientation of the source image in the image buffer. The default value is usually ImageOrientation.TopDown. + The array item value type of the source buffer array. + + +The image is converted to the destination image according to the current converter settings. +The padding area of a row in the destination image is set to zero. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The source buffer parameters must point to a valid image. + The format of the source image must be supported by the converter. + The destination image buffer must be large enough to hold the destination image. + The source image buffer and the destination image buffer must not be identical. + The sourceWidth value must be >= 0. + The sourceHeight value must be >= 0. + The sourcePaddingX value must be >= 0. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if the passed parameters are not valid. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + Creates a new image by converting an image to a different format. + The array providing the buffer of the destination image. + The pointer to the buffer of the source image. + The size of the buffer of the source image. + The pixel type of the source image. + The number of pixels in a row in the source image. + The number of rows in the source image. + The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row. The default value is usually 0. + The vertical orientation of the source image in the image buffer. The default value is usually ImageOrientation.TopDown. + The array item value type of the destination buffer array. + + +The image is converted to the destination image according to the current converter settings. +The padding area of a row in the destination image is set to zero. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The source buffer parameters must point to a valid image. + The format of the source image must be supported by the converter. + The destination image buffer must be large enough to hold the destination image. + The source image buffer and the destination image buffer must not be identical. + The sourceWidth value must be >= 0. + The sourceHeight value must be >= 0. + The sourcePaddingX value must be >= 0. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if the passed parameters are not valid. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + Creates a new image by converting an image to a different format. + The pointer to the buffer of the destination image. + The size of the buffer of the destination image. + The pointer to the buffer of the source image. + The size of the buffer of the source image. + The pixel type of the source image. + The number of pixels in a row in the source image. + The number of rows in the source image. + The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row. The default value is usually 0. + The vertical orientation of the source image in the image buffer. The default value is usually ImageOrientation.TopDown. + + +The image is converted to the destination image according to the current converter settings. +The padding area of a row in the destination image is set to zero. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The source buffer parameters must point to a valid image. + The format of the source image must be supported by the converter. + The destination image buffer must be large enough to hold the destination image. + The source image buffer and the destination image buffer must not be identical. + The sourceWidth value must be >= 0. + The sourceHeight value must be >= 0. + The sourcePaddingX value must be >= 0. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if the passed parameters are not valid. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + Creates a new image by converting an image to a different format. + The array providing the buffer of the destination image. + The source image. + The array item value type of the destination buffer array. + + +The image is converted to the destination image according to the current converter settings. +The padding area of a row in the destination image is set to zero. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The format of the source image must be supported by the converter. + The destination image buffer must be large enough to hold the destination image. + The source image buffer and the destination image buffer must not be identical. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if the passed parameters are not valid. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + Creates a new image by converting an image to a different format. + The pointer to the buffer of the destination image. + The size of the buffer of the destination image. + The source image. + + +The image is converted to the destination image according to the current converter settings. +The padding area of a row in the destination image is set to zero. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The format of the source image must be supported by the converter. + The destination image buffer must be large enough to hold the destination image. + The source image buffer and the destination image buffer must not be identical. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if the passed parameters are not valid. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + Computes the size of the destination image buffer in byte. Use to convert to 32 bit if necessary. + +The pixel type of the source image. + + +The number of pixels in a row in the source image. + + +The number of rows in the source image. + + +The size of the destination image when converting the source image using current converter settings. Use to convert to 32 bit if necessary. + + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The sourceWidth value must be >= 0. + The sourceHeight value must be >= 0. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if the destination image size for the input cannot be computed. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + +Computes the size of the destination image buffer in byte. Use to convert to 32 bit if necessary. + + +The source image. + + +The size of the destination image when converting the given source image using current converter settings. Use to convert to 32 bit if necessary. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if the destination image size for the input cannot be computed. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + Sets the output pixel format. + + + Thread Safety: This property is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if OutputPixelFormat is set to an unsupported or invalid PixelFormat. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + Gets the output pixel format. + + + Thread Safety: This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Sets or gets the output pixel format. + + + Thread Safety: This property is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if OutputPixelFormat is set to an unsupported or invalid PixelFormat. The converter object is still valid after an error. + + + + The parameter collection of the camera object. + Returns the parameter collection of the camera object. + +You can access parameters by passing a key from a parameter list to the index operator, e.g. +key from a parameter list, e.g. + +camera.Parameters[PLFormatConverter.OutputPaddingX].GetValue(); +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + Creates new images by converting a source image to another format. + + Supported input image formats defined by the pixel type: + + Mono1packed Mono2packed Mono4packed Mono8 Mono10 Mono10packed Mono10p Mono12 Mono12packed Mono12p Mono16 BayerGR8 BayerRG8 BayerGB8 BayerBG8 BayerGR10 BayerRG10 BayerGB10 BayerBG10 BayerGR12 BayerRG12 BayerGB12 BayerBG12 BayerGR12Packed BayerRG12Packed BayerGB12Packed BayerBG12Packed BayerGR12p BayerRG12p BayerGB12p BayerBG12p BayerGR16 BayerRG16 BayerGB16 BayerBG16 RGB8packed BGR8packed RGBA8packed BGRA8packed GB10packed BGR10packed RGB12packed BGR12packed RGB12V1packed RGB16packed RGB8planar RGB16planar YUV422packed YUV422_YUYV_Packed + + +Supported output image formats defined by the pixel type: + BGRA8packed - This pixel type can be used in Windows bitmaps. BGR8packed - This pixel type can be used in Windows bitmaps. RGB8packed RGB16packed RGB8planar RGB16planar Mono8 Mono16 + +All input image formats can be converted to all output image formats. + RGB, BGR and Bayer image formats are converted to monochrome formats by using the following formula: + + +mono = (0.25 * red) + (0.625 * green) + (0.125 * blue); + + +YUV formats are converted to 16 bit bit depth in an intermediate conversion step. This is why the output +is always aligned at the most significant bit when converting to 16 bit color output formats like RGB16packed. + + Limitations: +The last column of an YUV input image with odd width cannot be converted. +The last column and the last row of a Bayer input image cannot be converted. + +The default treatment of rows and columns that cannot be converted due to their location on edges +can be controlled using the @PixelDataConverter/InconvertibleEdgeHandling parameter. +For more information, see the Convert() method description. + + + Thread Safety: The PixelDataConverter class is not thread-safe. + + + + Usage: Parameters[PLInterface.InterfaceType] + + + + + + Occurs after the interface has been closed. + + During the execution of this event, the interface is already closed. + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the interface instance. + + + + Occurs before the interface is closed. + + If the interface is closed properly, the interface is still open during the execution of this event. + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the interface instance. + + + + Occurs after the interface has been opened successfully via . + + During the execution of this event, the interface is already open. + If an event handler called by this event throws an exception, the interface will be closed and the exception will be propagated to the caller of Open(). No other handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the interface instance. + + + + Occurs before the interface is opened via . + + During the execution of this event, the interface is not yet open. + If an event handler called by this event throws an exception, it will be propagated to the caller of Open(). No other handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the interface instance. + + + + Retrieves information about cameras connected to the interface. + +Returns a list of objects, one for each camera found. +The list is ordered by serial number. + + + +The function queries for camera devices connected to the interface and returns a list of + objects describing the cameras. +The returned information can be used to create a specific object. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Closes an interface. + + + + If the interface has been already closed, the function returns successfully. + The OnClose event is raised. If any event handler throws an exception it will be ignored and the next event handler will be called. + The interface is closed. + The OnClosed event is raised. If any event handler throws an exception it will be ignored and the next event handler will be called. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Opens an interface. + Returns a reference to the opened interface. + + + + If the interface is already open, the function returns successfully. + The InterfaceOpening event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops in case any eventhandler throws an exception. + The the interface is opened. + The InterfaceOpened event is fired if the interface object has been opened successfully. The notification of event handlers stops in case any eventhandler throws an exception. + + + +Opening the interface may fail if the interface has been already opened by another instance. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the interface cannot be opened successfully or if any of the event handlers throws an exception. + + + + Provides access to interface information. + Returns information about the interface. + + Returns the interface information collection containing detailed interface information, e.g. interface ID or interface type. +This information can be read at all times regardless of whether the interface is open or closed. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Returns the parameter collection of the interface for accessing all parameters. Example: interface.Parameters[PLInterface.InterfaceType].GetValue(); + Returns the parameter collection of the interface. + + +You can use the parameter collection to configure the interface through parameters. +You can access parameters by their name or predefined parameter lists. +Currently, this object type is mainly used for the pylon GenTL Consumer Transport Layer, e.g., for CoaXPress. +All other pylon transport layers currently return one default interface which will have an empty parameter collection. + + +There is one predefined parameter list available: PLInterface +For more information about the parameters, see the documentation for the parameter list. + + + Precondition for accessing the parameters: +
+The interface is opened. + + +You can access parameters by passing a key from a parameter list to the index operator, e.g. + +interface.Parameters[PLInterface.InterfaceType].GetValue(); + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if interface object has been opened. + Returns true if interface object has been opened. + + +The 'open' status of an interface instance won't change even if an attached camera is used, e.g., opened or closed. + + +The interface object will not automatically close itself if the interface is disconnected, e.g., if the interface is physically removed from the PC. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Creates a specific interface using information given in the interfaceInfo parameter. + Contains the exact properties of the interface to be created. You can retrieve interface infos by calling + + +Use this constructor to create a specific interface using information returned by . +If no interface is found, an exception is thrown. + + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + + + + +Provides convenient access to an interface. + + +An interface is used to represent a frame grabber board, a network card, etc. +Currently, this object type is mainly used for the pylon GenTL Consumer Transport Layer, e.g., for CoaXPress. +All other pylon transport layers currently return one default interface. +The 'open' status of an interface instance won't change even if an attached camera is used, e.g., opened or closed. + + + + Occurs after the interface has been closed. + + During the execution of this event, the interface is already closed. + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the interface instance. + + + + Occurs before the interface is closed. + + If the interface is closed properly, the interface is still open during the execution of this event. + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the interface instance. + + + + Occurs after the interface has been opened successfully via . + + During the execution of this event, the interface is already open. + If an event handler called by this event throws an exception, the interface will be closed and the exception will be propagated to the caller of Open(). No other handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the interface instance. + + + + Occurs before the interface is opened via . + + During the execution of this event, the interface is not yet open. + If an event handler called by this event throws an exception, it will be propagated to the caller of Open(). No other handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the interface instance. + + + + Retrieves information about cameras connected to the interface. + +Returns a list of objects, one for each camera found. +The list is ordered by serial number. + + + +The function queries for camera devices connected to the interface and returns a list of + objects describing the cameras. +The returned information can be used to create a specific object. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Closes an interface. + + + + If the interface has been already closed, the function returns successfully. + The OnClose event is raised. If any event handler throws an exception it will be ignored and the next event handler will be called. + The interface is closed. + The OnClosed event is raised. If any event handler throws an exception it will be ignored and the next event handler will be called. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Opens an interface. + Returns a reference to the opened interface. + + + + If the interface is already open, the function returns successfully. + The InterfaceOpening event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops in case any eventhandler throws an exception. + The the interface is opened. + The InterfaceOpened event is fired if the interface object has been opened successfully. The notification of event handlers stops in case any eventhandler throws an exception. + + + +Opening the interface may fail if the interface has been already opened by another instance. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the interface cannot be opened successfully or if any of the event handlers throws an exception. + + + + Provides access to interface information. + Returns information about the interface. + + Returns the interface information collection containing detailed interface information, e.g. interface ID or interface type. +This information can be read at all times regardless of whether the interface is open or closed. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions when read. Can throw exceptions when set and the preconditions are not met. + + + + Returns the parameter collection of the interface for accessing all parameters. Example: interface.Parameters[PLInterface.InterfaceType].GetValue(); + Returns the parameter collection of the interface. + + +You can use the parameter collection to configure the interface through parameters. +You can access parameters by their name or predefined parameter lists. +Currently, this object type is mainly used for the pylon GenTL Consumer Transport Layer, e.g., for CoaXPress. +All other pylon transport layers currently return one default interface which will have an empty parameter collection. + + +There is one predefined parameter list available: PLInterface +For more information about the parameters, see the documentation for the parameter list. + + + Precondition for accessing the parameters: +
+The interface is opened. + + +You can access parameters by passing a key from a parameter list to the index operator, e.g. + +interface.Parameters[PLInterface.InterfaceType].GetValue(); + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions, e.g. if the interface has not been opened + + + + Indicates if interface object has been opened. + Returns true if interface object has been opened. + + +The 'open' status of an interface instance won't change even if an attached camera is used, e.g., opened or closed. + + +The interface object will not automatically close itself if the interface is disconnected, e.g., if the interface is physically removed from the PC. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the interface object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + +Provides convenient access to an interface. + + +An interface is used to represent a frame grabber board, a network card, etc. +Currently, this object type is mainly used for the pylon GenTL Consumer Transport Layer, e.g., for CoaXPress. +All other pylon transport layers currently return one default interface. +The 'open' status of an interface instance won't change even if an attached camera is used, e.g., opened or closed. + + + + +Retrieves information about interfaces of a specific type in the system. An interface may represent a frame grabber board, a network card, etc. +Currently, this method is used mainly for the pylon GenTL Consumer transport layer, which is used for CoaXPress, for example. +All other pylon transport layers return one default interface. The default interface does not provide any parameters and therefore +returns an empty parameter collection. + + +The name of the device type to enumerate interfaces. +The static class can be used to get a list of valid device class names. + + +Returns a list of objects, one per interface found. +The list is ordered by interface ID. + + + +The function queries for interfaces of a specific device class in the system and +returns a list of objects describing the interfaces. +The returned information can be used to create a specific object. +The static class can be used to get a list of valid device type names. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + +Retrieves information about interfaces in the system. An interface may represent a frame grabber board, a network card, etc. +Currently, this method is used mainly for the pylon GenTL Consumer transport layer, which is used for CoaXPress, for example. +All other pylon transport layers return one default interface. The default interface does not provide any parameters and therefore +returns an empty parameter collection. + + +Returns a list of objects, one for each interface found. +The list is ordered by device type and interface ID. Device type order: USB, GigE, +Camera Link, IEEE 1394, other device types ordered by using the < operator, Camera Emulation + + + +The function queries for interfaces in the system and returns a list of + objects describing the interfaces. +The returned information can be used to create a specific object. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + +The interface finder can be used to query information about interfaces in the system. + + + + Baseclass for exceptions thrown by the Pylon library. + + + + Provides access to the properties of an interface. + +The static class can be used to get a list of available interfaces +info keys. + + + + +The ID of the interface. + + + + +The transport layer type of the interface. + + +The static class can be used to get a list of available transport +layer types. + + + + +The device type of the interface, e.g. Basler1394, BaslerGigE, BaslerUsb, BaslerCameraLink. + + + + +The vendor name of the interface. + + + + +The human readable name of the interface. + + + + +Provides standard interface info key names. + + + + Usage: Parameters[PLCamera.ParameterName] + + + + + + +IEnumerator implementation for ParameterCollection + + + + + + + Raise an exception stating that a feature is not supported. + The exception msg. + + + + + + The full name of CompressionMode + Returns the full name of CompressionMode + + + The full name of CompressionMode + + + + The resulting stream has a constant quality. + + + + + The resulting stream has a constant bit rate. + + + + + + Sets the compression mode. You can choose whether to keep the bit rate or the quality of the resulting video stream constant. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Width of the image (in pixels). + Visibility: Invisible + + + + + Number of threads used for recording the video. + Visibility: Expert + + + + + Quality of the resulting compressed stream. The quality has a direct influence on the resulting bit rate. The optimal bit rate is calculated based on the input values height, width, and playback frame rate (WIDTH * HEIGHT * PLAYBACKFRAMERATE * 0.25). This is then normalized to the quality value range 1-100, where 100 corresponds to the optimum bit rate and 1 to the lowest bit rate. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Frame rate (in Hertz) of the video to be recorded. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Height of the image (in pixels). + Visibility: Invisible + + + + + Number of frames written since starting the recording. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Sets the compression mode. You can choose whether to keep the bit rate or the quality of the resulting video stream constant. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Bytes written to file since starting the recording. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Bit rate of the resulting compressed stream. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + List of all parameter names available for the Video Writer + + +$4D$ +Checks if video writing is supported. +Checks if all neccessary dynamic libraries are installed and can be loaded. +This does not check if the codec for the video can be used. This is checked in Create(). + Returns true if supported (i.e. all DLLs are okay and can be loaded) +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Returns the parameter collection of the video writer for accessing all parameters. Example: videowriter.Parameters[PLVideoWriter.BytesWritten].GetValue();Returns the parameter collection of the video writer. +You can use the parameter collection to configure the video writer through parameters. +You can access parameters by their name or predefined parameter list. + +Currently the only predefined parameter list is: +PLVideoWriter +For more information about the parameters, see the documentation for the parameter list. + +You can access parameters by passing a key from a parameter list to the index operator, e.g. + +videowriter.Parameters[PLVideoWriter.BytesWritten].GetValue(); +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Returns the amount of image data written to the video file in bytes. +This value is updated with each call to Write(). + Returns the amount of image data bytes that have been written to the file. +Returns 0 if no images have been written yet. +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Writes the image to the video.The data of the image to be written.The pixel type of the image.Width of the image.Height of the image.The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row in pixelDataOrientation of the image data in pixelData.The data type of pixels stored in pixelData. +If required, the image is automatically converted to the target format. + +Preconditions +The file is open.The pixel type of the image is supported by pylon.The width and height of the image match the values passed when opening the video file.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Writes an image to the video.The image to be added. +If required, the image is automatically converted to the target format. +
+Preconditions
+The file is open.The image is valid.The pixel type of the image is supported by pylon.The width and height of the image match the values passed when opening the video file.
Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Checks whether the given data/image can be added to the video file without prior conversion.The pixel type of the image.Width of the image.Height of the image.The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row.Orientation of the video. Most codecs support ImageOrientation.BottomUp only.Returns true if the image will added to the video stream without prior conversion when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image will be automatically converted when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image cannot be added at all. See the preconditions of Write() for more information.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Checks whether the image passed can be added to the video file without prior conversion.Image or grabresult to check.Returns true if the image will added to the video stream without prior conversion when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image will be automatically converted when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image cannot be added at all. See the preconditions of Write() for more information.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Closes the file.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Returns the open state of the video file.Returns true if a file for video output has been opened.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Creates and opens a file for video writing.File name of the video file to be created. If the file doesn't have the an extension, .mp4 will be appended automatically. Existing files will be overwritten.Playback speed in frames per second.The camera from which the current settings are read. +This overload reads the PixelType, Width, and Height parameters from the camera passed. + +Preconditions: +The file is writable.The camera must be open.The pixel type must be supported by the image format converter.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the file cannot be created successfully or the preconditions are not met. + +$4D$ +Creates and opens a file for video writing.File name of the video file to be created. If the file doesn't have the an extension, .mp4 will be appended automatically. Existing files will be overwritten.Playback speed in frames per second.The pixel type of the images that will be added to the video writer. This input is used to derive the video format. Currently, the output is always YUV420p.Width of the video.Height of the video.Quality of the video. +Preconditions: +The file is writable.pixelType is supported by the image format converter.width and height must be greater than 0.quality must be in the range 1 ... 100.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the file cannot be created successfully or the preconditions are not met. + +$4D$ +Creates and opens a file for video writing.File name of the video file to be created. If the file doesn't have the an extension, .mp4 will be appended automatically. Existing files will be overwritten.Playback speed in frames per second.The pixel type of the images that will be added to the video writer. This input is used to derive the video format. Currently, the output is always YUV420p.Width of the video.Height of the video. +Preconditions: +The file is writable.width and height must be greater than 0.pixelType is supported by the image format converter.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the file cannot be created successfully or the preconditions are not met. + +$4D$ +Initializes a new instance of the VideoWriter class. +Creates and initializes a new instance of the VideoWriter class. +Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + +$4D$ + +Provides a convenient way to save video files using the pylon Supplementary Package for MPEG-4. + + + +Indicates if the library contains the transport layer identified by the device type. + + +The requested device type, e.g. BaslerUsb. + + +Returns true if the library contains the transport layer identified by the device type. + + + +The static class provides a list of possible device types. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Sets a property in pylon. + Identifier of the property. + Array with the value of the property. + +Call this function to set the value of a property. +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the property could not be set. + + + Searches for information about available transport layers. + Returns a list transport layer info objects, one per transport layer. + +The term 'transport layer' is used as an abstraction for a physical interface +such as IEEE 1394, GigE or USB 3.0. For each of these interfaces, +there are drivers providing access to camera devices. +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + The current version of the library. + Returns the current version of the Pylon library. + + + Thread Safety: This property is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Releases a reference to the library. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + +A Library object can be created to make sure that internal resources used +by the Pylon library are not freed. +This is only needed when AllowAutoRelease is set to true or if multiple +assemblies use the pylonNET library. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + +Library provides some basic information on the PylonNET library, +such as its version and the available transport layers. + + + +The library is initialized implicitly by using an object of the library, e.g. +by creating a Camera object, or by calling one of its static methods, +e.g. CameraFinder.Enumerate(). +The internal resources of the library are freed when the application domain is +unloaded. + + + + + Checks if camera device is working in automatic IP configuration, also known as link-local address. +AutoIP, also known as Link Local Address (LLA), means that the camera uses automatic IP address assignment and assigns itself an IP address. +Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is invalid.An object specifying the camera device.Returns true if active, false otherwise. + + Checks if camera device is working in DHCP configuration. +DHCP means that a DHCP server assigns an IP address to the camera. +Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is invalid.An object specifying the camera device.Returns true if active, false otherwise. + + Checks if camera device is working in persistent IP configuration, also known as static IP configuration. +Static IP means that you assign an IP address to the camera that will stay in place even when the camera is powered off and back on again. +You may also have to specify a subnet mask and a gateway. Make sure that the camera is in the same subnet as the adapter and that the camera +has a unique IP address. +Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is invalid.An object specifying the camera device.Returns true if active, false otherwise. + + Checks if camera device supports automatic IP configuration, also known as link-local address. +AutoIP, also known as Link Local Address (LLA), means that the camera uses automatic IP address assignment and assigns itself an IP address. +Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is invalid.An object specifying the camera device.Returns true if supported, false otherwise. + + Checks if camera device supports DHCP configuration. +DHCP means that a DHCP server assigns an IP address to the camera. +Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is invalid.An object specifying the camera device.Returns true if supported, false otherwise. + + Checks if camera device supports persistent IP configuration, also known as static IP configuration. +Static IP means that you assign an IP address to the camera that will stay in place even when the camera is powered off and back on again. +You may also have to specify a subnet mask and a gateway. Make sure that the camera is in the same subnet as the adapter and that the camera +has a unique IP address. +Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is invalid.An object specifying the camera device.Returns true if supported, false otherwise. + + Enumerates all available GigE Vision devices. +In contrast to the CameraFinder::Enumerate method, devices having a subnet configured that is different from the subnet of the application will be listed. +Returns a list of objects, one per camera found. + + Change the IP configuration of a camera device. + The MAC address of the camera device. + The to be used. + The target IP address of the camera device. + The target subnet mask of the camera device. + The target default gateway of the camera device. + Returns true if successful, false otherwise. + This overloaded method is for a static IP address. To configure AutoIP or DHCP, use the other overload. + + + Change the IP configuration of a camera device. + The MAC address of the camera device. + The to be used. + Returns true if successful, false otherwise. + This overloaded method is for AutoIP or DHCP. To configure a static IP address, use the other overload. + + + Stop using remote device. + Address of device in "dot notation". + Returns true if successful, false otherwise. + + + Announce that a remote device is going to be used. + Address of device in "dot notation". + Returns if the camera device is found. + + This is necessary when working with IP-based camera devices that are +behind a router.In order to succeed, that camera device must be reachable and +a route configured.Most system setups will not need this.If all your camera devices +are found using the CameraFinder, you will not need this.The announcement can be reverted +using RenounceRemoteDevice(). + Please note that devices announced using this function are only remembered temporarily. +If you annouce a device and then stop using pylon in your program, the underlying pylon +might get disposed and the information about announced devices is lost. +It is recommended to hold at least one pylon object from the time this function is called +to the time the device is opened. + + + + This class provides helper functions to work with IP based camera devices. + + + Lists the possible IP address configuration methods. + + + Static IP means that you assign an IP address to the camera that will stay in place even when the camera is powered off and back on again. +You may also have to specify a subnet mask and a gateway. Make sure that the camera is in the same subnet as the adapter and that the camera +has a unique IP address. + + + DHCP means that a DHCP server assigns an IP address to the camera. + + + AutoIP, also known as Link Local Address (LLA), means that the camera uses automatic IP address assignment and assigns itself an IP address. + + + Uses the ImageWindow method to display the image. + The image to display. The image must be valid. Otherwise, the image window opens, but no image is shown. + The window index used to display the image. Valid window indexes range from 0 to 31. + + + Returns the window handle of the image window. + The index of the image window. Valid window indexes range from 0 to 31. + Returns the native window handle (HWND) of the image window. + +This returns the native window handle (HWND) of the image window. Windows functions can be called using this handle. + + + Thread Safety:This function is thread-safe. + + Error Safety:Throws an exception if the window hasn't been created yet and the object doesn't hold a valid window index. + + + Hides the image window. + The index of the image window. Valid window indexes range from 0 to 31. + +This is a convenience function to hide the window. It will call Show(windowIndex, ShowMode::Hide). + + + Thread Safety:This function is thread-safe. + + Error Safety:Throws an exception if the window hasn't been created yet and the object doesn't hold a valid window index. + + + Shows the image window. + The index of the image window. Valid window indexes range from 0 to 31. + +This is a convenience function to show the window. It will call Show(windowIndex, ShowMode::Show). + + + Thread Safety:This function is thread-safe. + + Error Safety:Throws an exception if the window hasn't been created yet and the object doesn't hold a valid window index. + + + Shows or hides the image window. + The index of the image window. Valid window indexes range from 0 to 31. + The mode. See the ShowMode enum class for details. + +This function calls ShowWindow from the Windows API. +You can pass the same values for the showMode parameter as described in the official documentation for ShowWindow(). +The default value nShowDefault(which equals SW_SHOW) will show the window in its current state and position. + + +When the user closes the window, it will be hidden but not destroyed. You can call Show() to make it visible again. + + +After you create a window using Create(), it will be invisible. You must call Show() to make the window visible. + + + Thread Safety:This function is thread-safe. + + Error Safety:Throws an exception if the window hasn't been created yet and the object doesn't hold a valid window index. + + + Closes and destroys a window opened by using DisplayImage. + The index of the window to be closed. Valid window indexes range from 0 to 31. + + + Thread Safety:This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Displays the contents of an image buffer on screen. + The value type of the buffer array containing the image data. + The index of the image window. Valid window indexes range from 0 to 31. + The typed array containing the image data. + The pixel type of the image data in the buffer. + The number of pixels in a row of the image data in the buffer. + The number of rows in the image data in the buffer. + The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row. + The vertical orientation of the image in the image buffer. + + +This method displays the contents of a buffer in a window. + + +If the window hasn't been created before, it will be created with default positions. +When the method returns, you may free the image buffer. + + +If you pass an empty or invalid buffer (e.g., buffer is empty or invalid), the window will be cleared. +To close the window call . + + + The window specified by windowIndex will be created and shown on screen. + If the image passed is valid, it is shown in the window specified by windowIndex. + If the image passed is invalid, the window specified by windowIndex will be cleared. + + + Thread Safety:This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw an exception if the windowIndex, width, height, or paddingX passed are invalid or if the window could not be created. + + + + Displays the contents of a raw image buffer on screen. + The index of the image window. Valid window indexes range from 0 to 31. + Pointer to the buffer containing the image data. + Size of the buffer in bytes. + The pixel type of the image data in the buffer. + The number of pixels in a row of the image data in the buffer. + The number of rows in the image data in the buffer. + The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row. + The vertical orientation of the image in the image buffer. + + +This method displays the contents of a raw buffer in a window. + + +If the window hasn't been created before, it will be created with default positions. +When the method returns, you may free the image buffer. + + +If you pass an empty or invalid buffer (e.g., pBuffer or bufferSize are invalid), the window will be cleared. +To close the window call . + + + The window specified by windowIndex will be created and shown on screen. + If the image passed is valid, it is shown in the window specified by windowIndex. + If the image passed is invalid, the window specified by windowIndex will be cleared. + + + Thread Safety:This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw an exception if the windowIndex, width, height, or paddingX passed are invalid or if the window could not be created. + + + + Displays an image on screen. + The index of the image window. Valid window indexes range from 0 to 31. + The image to display in the window. + + +This method displays the image or the grab result in a window. +Using this method is the easiest way to display an image on screen. + + +You can pass any IImage-based object. If the window hasn't been created before, it will be created with default positions and the image will be shown. +When the method returns, you may dispose the image. + + +If you pass an empty or invalid image (e.g., IImage.IsValid() returns false), the window will be cleared. +To close the window call Close() + + + The window specified by windowIndex will be created and shown on screen. + If the image passed is valid, it is shown in the window specified by windowIndex. + If the image passed is invalid, the window specified by windowIndex will be cleared. + + + Thread Safety:This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw an exception if the windowIndex passed is invalid or if the window could not be created. + + + + Displays an IImage or IGrabResult on screen. + + + Defines the way an image window is shown. +These constants follow the ShowWindow API. + + + Compatibility with ShowWindow API + + + Compatibility with ShowWindow API + + + Compatibility with ShowWindow API + + + Shows the image window minimized, but does not activate it. + + + Shows the image window maximized. + + + Shows the image window minimized. + + + Minimizes the image window, forces it if needed. + + + Shows the image window, but does not activate it. + + + Displays the image window. Restores old position and size if the image window was maximized or minimized. + + + Minimizes the image window. + + + Maximizes the image window. + + + Hides the image window. + + + Shows the image window. + + +$4D$ +Returns the number of image data written to the .avi file in bytes. +This value is updated with each call to Write(). +The value does not include .avi header data. + Returns the number of image data bytes that have been written to the file. +Returns 0 if no images have been written yet. +Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Adds the image to the video.The data of the image to be written.The pixel type of the image.Width of the image.Height of the image.The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row in pixelDataOrientation of the image data in pixelData.The data type of pixels stored in pixelData. +If required, the image is automatically converted to the target format. + +Preconditions +The file is open.The pixel type of the image is supported by pylon.The width and height of the image match the values passed when opening the video file.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Writes an image to the video.The image to be added. +If required, the image is automatically converted to the target format. +
+Preconditions
+The file is open.The image is valid.The pixel type of the image is supported by pylon.The width and height of the image match the values passed when opening the video file.
Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Checks whether the given data/image can be added to the video file without prior conversion.The pixel type of the image.Width of the image.Height of the image.The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row.Orientation of the video. Most codecs support ImageOrientation.BottomUp only.Returns true if the image will added to the video stream without prior conversion when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image will be automatically converted when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image cannot be added at all. See the preconditions of Write() for more information.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Checks whether the image passed can be added to the video file without prior conversion.Image or grabresult to check.Returns true if the image will added to the video stream without prior conversion when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image will be automatically converted when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image cannot be added at all. See the preconditions of Write() for more information.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Closes the file.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Returns the open state of the video file.Returns true if a file for video output has been opened.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Creates and opens a file for video writing.Filen ame of the video file to be created. If the file doesn't have the .avi extension, it will be appended automatically. Existing files will be overwritten.Playback speed in frames per second.The pixel type of the images that will be added to the video writer. This input is used to derive the video format. Mono images result in target PixelType.Mono8. Color images with alpha channnel result in target PixelType.BGRA8packed. Other color images result in target PixelType.BGR8packed.Width of the video.Height of the video.Orientation of the video. Most codecs support ImageOrientation.BottomUp only.The four-character code of the codec used for compression. This must be 4 characters or less. If you pass an empty string, the images will not be compressed.Quality setting of the video. You can pass a value between 0 (worst quality) and 10000 (best quality).Specifies the compressed bit rate. The value must be greater than 0. If you enter 0, auto keyframe insertion will be enabled.Specifies that a key frame is inserted every nth image. For this to work, the bytesPerSecond parameter must be set to 0.Compression parameters to be used. On input, you can pass a null reference to use default compression parameters. If you pass an array, these values will be used. You can retrieve the array from a previous call to Create(). On successful return, the array will contain the parameters used to save the video.If set to true, a codec configuration dialog will be displayed. The user can choose from available codecs and configure the selected codec.If you set showDialog to true, you can pass a window handle to be used as the parent window for the configuration dialog. If you set showDialog to false, this value will be ignored.Returns true if the file was created successfully. Returns false if showDialog is set and the user clicked Cancel. +If a file with the same name already exists, it will be overwritten. + +You can pass an empty array for the compressionOptions parameter. The function will then use the default options. +If you pass a non-empty array, all codec-specific options are used from the compressionOptions parameter passed. The fccHandler, quality, bytesPerSecond, and autoKeyFrameInsertionRate parameters will be ignored +On successful return, the array will contain the compression options used to write the file. You can use the returned array in subsequent calls to Create to use the same options. + +You can set the showDialog parameter to true. The function will then show a configuration dialog and allow the user to select and configure the codec used. +If the user clicks OK, the settings will be stored in compressionOptions and the function will try to create the file and return true. +If the user clicks Cancel, the function will return false. + +Preconditions: +The file can be written to.The Pixel type can be either PixelType.Mono8, PixelType.BGR8packed, or PixelType.BGRA8packed.width and height must be greater than 0.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the file cannot be created successfully or the preconditions are not met. + +$4D$ +Creates and opens a file for video writing.File name of the video file to be created. If the file doesn't have the .avi extension, it will be appended automatically. Existing files will be overwritten.Playback speed in frames per second.The camera from which the current settings are read. +This overload reads the PixelType, Width, and Height parameters from the camera passed. +Default compression options appropriate for the format will be used. + +Preconditions: +The file is writable.The camera must be open.The pixel type can be either PixelType.Mono8, PixelType.BGR8packed, or PixelType.BGRA8packed.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the file cannot be created successfully or the preconditions are not met. + +$4D$ +Creates and opens a file for video writing.File name of the video file to be created. If the file doesn't have the .avi extension, it will be appended automatically. Existing files will be overwritten.Playback speed in frames per second.The pixel type of the images that will be added to the video writer. This input is used to derive the video format. Mono images result in target PixelType.Mono8. Color images with alpha channnel result in target PixelType.BGRA8packed. Other color images result in target PixelType.BGR8packed.Width of the video.Height of the video. +Default compression options appropriate for the format will be used. + +Preconditions: +The file is writable.Depending on the video format used not all pixel types may be supported.width and height must be greater than 0.The pixel type can be either PixelType.Mono8, PixelType.BGR8packed, or PixelType.BGRA8packed.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the file cannot be created successfully or the preconditions are not met. + +$4D$ + +Provides a convenient way to save AVI video files using Video for Windows (VfW). + + +!4D! +Adds the image to the video. Converts the image to the correct format if required.The data of the image to be added.The pixel type of the image.Width of the image.Height of the image.The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row.Orientation of the video. Most codecs support ImageOrientation.BottomUp only.The data type of pixels stored in pixelData. +If required, the image is automatically converted to the target format. + +Preconditions +Create() has been called successfully.The image passed is valid.The pixel type of the image to add is a format supported by pylon.The width and height of the image match the values passed when opening the video file.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Throws an exception if the image cannot be added. + +$4D$ +Adds the image to the video. Converts the image to the correct format if required.The image to be added. +If required, the image is automatically converted to the target format. + +Preconditions +Create() has been called successfully.The image passed is valid.The pixel type of the image to add is a format supported by pylon.The width and height of the image match the values passed when opening the video file.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Throws an exception if the image cannot be added. + +$4D$ +Checks whether the given data/image can be added to the video file without prior conversion.The pixel type of the image.Width of the image.Height of the image.The number of extra data bytes at the end of each row.Orientation of the image.Returns true if the image can be added to the video stream without prior conversion. + Returns false if the image would be automatically converted when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image cannot be added at all. See the preconditions of Write() for more information.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + +$4D$ +Checks whether the given image can be added to the video file without prior conversion.The image to be checked.Returns true if the image can be added to the video stream without prior conversion. + Returns false if the image would be automatically converted when Write() is called. + Returns false if the image cannot be added at all. See the preconditions of Write() for more information.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + +$4D$ +Closes the file.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +$4D$ +Returns the open state of the video file.Returns true if a file for video output has been opened.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + +!4D! +Creates and opens a file for video writing.File name of the video file to be created. Existing files will be overwritten.Playback speed in frames per second.The camera from which the current settings are read. +This overload reads the PixelType, Width, and Height parameters from the camera passed. +Default compression options appropriate for the format will be chosen. + +Preconditions: +The file is writable.The camera must be open.Depending on the video format used, not all pixel types may be supported.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the file cannot be created successfully or the preconditions are not met. + +!4D! +Creates and opens a file for video writing.File name of the video file to be created. Existing files will be overwritten.Playback speed in frames per second.The pixel type of the images that will be added to the video writer. This input is used to derive the video format.Width of the video.Height of the video. +Default compression options appropriate for the format will be used. + +Preconditions: +The file is writable.Depending on the video format used, not all pixel types may be supported.width and height must be greater than 0.Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe.Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the file cannot be created successfully or the preconditions are not met. + +$4D$ + +Provides a convenient way to save video files. + + + Compares this instance with another decompressor. + The decompressor on the right hand side of the comparison. + True if both decompressors are equal or false otherwise. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Decompresses the image of the grab result provided. + The element type of the array for the decompressed image. + The array (one-dimensional) that will receive the decompressed image. +The size of the array (in bytes) must be larger or equal to the value in the +field in the struct received via the GetCompressionInfo methods. Alternatively, the + method can be used to get the image size required for decompression. +Keep in mind that the size of the array (in bytes) is calculated by multiplying the length of the array with the +size of the array's elements. +This parameter must not be null. + + Grab result that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Returns the struct with the compression information of the compressed image. + + +This method requires that a compression descriptor has been set previously via the constructor or +the SetCompressionDescriptor methods. You can determine this via the property. + + +The grab result provided must contain a compressed image that has been received without errors. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab result does not contain compressed data, the data is corrupt, the image cannot +be decompressed, or the input parameters are invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the +decompressed image). + + + + + Decompresses the image of the grab buffer provided. + The element type of the array for the decompressed image. + The array (one-dimensional) that will receive the decompressed image. +The size of the array (in bytes) must be larger or equal to the value in the +field in the struct received via the GetCompressionInfo methods. Alternatively, the + method can be used to get the image size required for decompression. +Keep in mind that the size of the array (in bytes) is calculated by multiplying the length of the array with the +size of the array's elements. +This parameter must not be null. + + Pointer to the grab buffer that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Payload size (in bytes) of the data received (must be less or equal to the size of the grab buffer). + Returns the struct with the compression information of the compressed image. + + +This method requires that a compression descriptor has been set previously via the constructor or +the SetCompressionDescriptor methods. You can determine this via the property. + + +The grab buffer provided must contain a compressed image that has been received without errors. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab buffer does not contain compressed data, the data is corrupt, the image cannot +be decompressed, or the input parameters are invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the +decompressed image). + + + + + Decompresses the image of the grab result provided. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the decompressed image. This parameter must not be null. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) +for the decompressed image (must be larger or equal to the value in the +field in the struct received via the GetCompressionInfo methods; +alternatively, the method can be used to get the image +size required for decompression). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the decompressed image. + + Grab result that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Returns the struct with the compression information of the compressed image. + + +This method requires that a compression descriptor has been set previously via the constructor or +the SetCompressionDescriptor methods. You can determine this via the property. + + +The grab result provided must contain a compressed image that has been received without errors. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab result does not contain compressed data, the data is corrupt, the image cannot +be decompressed, or the input parameters are invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the +decompressed image). + + + + + Decompresses the image of the grab buffer provided. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the decompressed image. This parameter must not be null. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) +for the decompressed image (must be larger or equal to the value in the +field in the struct received via the GetCompressionInfo methods; +alternatively, the method can be used to get the image +size required for decompression). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the decompressed image. + + Pointer to the grab buffer that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Payload size (in bytes) of the data received (must be less or equal to the size of the grab buffer). + Returns the struct with the compression information of the compressed image. + + +This method requires that a compression descriptor has been set previously via the constructor or +the SetCompressionDescriptor methods. You can determine this via the property. + + +The grab buffer provided must contain a compressed image that has been received without errors. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab buffer does not contain compressed data, the data is corrupt, the image cannot +be decompressed, or the input parameters are invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the +decompressed image). + + + + + Gets size (in bytes) required for allocating buffers for decompressing the images during streaming. + Camera to be used for retrieving the image size required for decompression. This parameter must not be null. + Returns the buffer size (in bytes) required for image decompression. + + +This method requires image compression to be enabled in the camera. You can determine this via the + method. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if an error is encountered while determining the image size required for decompression. + + + + + Gets the hash of the compression descriptor that is required for decompressing the grab result provided. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the compression descriptor hash or null if you only want to get the size of the buffer for buffer allocation. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) for the compression descriptor hash (if is not null). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the current compression descriptor hash. + + Grab result that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Endianness of the grab result's content. If not known, auto detection can be used. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab result does not contain compressed data, the data is corrupt, or the input +parameters are invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the compression descriptor hash). + + + + + Gets the hash of the compression descriptor that is required for decompressing the grab result provided. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the compression descriptor hash or null if you only want to get the size of the buffer for buffer allocation. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) for the compression descriptor hash (if is not null). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the current compression descriptor hash. + + Grab result that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + + This method will try to auto detect the endianness of the grab result's content. + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab result does not contain compressed data, the data is corrupt, or the input +parameters are invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the compression descriptor hash). + + + + + Gets the hash of the compression descriptor that is required for decompressing the grab result provided. + Grab result that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Endianness of the grab result's content. If not known, auto detection can be used. + Returns the array (one-dimensional) with the compression descriptor hash. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab result does not contain compressed data or the data is corrupt. + + + + + Gets the hash of the compression descriptor that is required for decompressing the grab result provided. + Grab result that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Returns the array (one-dimensional) with the compression descriptor hash. + + This method will try to auto detect the endianness of the grab result's content. + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab result does not contain compressed data or the data is corrupt. + + + + + Gets the hash of the compression descriptor that is required for decompressing the grab buffer provided. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the compression descriptor hash or null if you only want to get the size of the buffer for buffer allocation. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) for the compression descriptor hash (if is not null). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the current compression descriptor hash. + + Pointer to the grab buffer that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Payload size (in bytes) of the data received (must be less or equal to the size of the grab buffer). + Endianness of the grab buffer's content. If not known, auto detection can be used. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab buffer does not contain compressed data, the data is corrupt, or the input +parameters are invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the compression descriptor hash). + + + + + Gets the hash of the compression descriptor that is required for decompressing the grab buffer provided. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the compression descriptor hash or null if you only want to get the size of the buffer for buffer allocation. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) for the compression descriptor hash (if is not null). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the current compression descriptor hash. + + Pointer to the grab buffer that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Payload size (in bytes) of the data received (must be less or equal to the size of the grab buffer). + + This method will try to auto detect the endianness of the grab buffer's content. + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab buffer does not contain compressed data, the data is corrupt, or the input +parameters are invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the compression descriptor hash). + + + + + Gets the hash of the compression descriptor that is required for decompressing the grab buffer provided. + Pointer to the grab buffer that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Payload size (in bytes) of the data received (must be less or equal to the size of the grab buffer). + Endianness of the grab buffer's content. If not known, auto detection can be used. + Returns the array (one-dimensional) with the compression descriptor hash. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab buffer does not contain compressed data or the data is corrupt. + + + + + Gets the hash of the compression descriptor that is required for decompressing the grab buffer provided. + Pointer to the grab buffer that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Payload size (in bytes) of the data received (must be less or equal to the size of the grab buffer). + Returns the array (one-dimensional) with the compression descriptor hash. + + This method will try to auto detect the endianness of the grab buffer's content. + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the grab buffer does not contain compressed data or the data is corrupt. + + + + + Gets the current compression descriptor hash from the camera. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the compression descriptor hash or null if you only want to get the size of the buffer for buffer allocation. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) for the compression descriptor hash (if is not null). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the current compression descriptor hash. + + Camera to be used for retrieving the compression descriptor hash. This parameter must not be null. + + +This method requires image compression to be enabled in the camera. You can determine this via the + method. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if compression is not enabled in the camera (or unavailable) or the input parameters are +invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the compression descriptor hash). + + + + + Gets the hash of the current compression descriptor from the camera. + Camera to be used for retrieving the compression descriptor hash. This parameter must not be null. + Returns the array (one-dimensional) with the compression descriptor hash. + + +This method requires image compression to be enabled in the camera. You can determine this via the + method. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if compression is not enabled in the camera (or unavailable) or an error is encountered while determining the compression descriptor hash. + + + + + Gets the hash of the currently set compression descriptor. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the compression descriptor hash or null if you only want to get the size of the buffer for buffer allocation. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) +for the compression descriptor hash (if is not null). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the current +compression descriptor hash. + + + +This method requires that a compression descriptor has been set previously via the constructor or +the SetCompressionDescriptor methods. You can determine this via the property. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the decompressor has no compression descriptor set or the input parameters are +invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the compression descriptor hash). + + + + + Gets the hash of the currently set compression descriptor. + The array (one-dimensional) with the hash of the currently set compression descriptor. + + + Thread Safety: This property is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the decompressor has no compression descriptor set. + + + + + Computes the hash for a given compression descriptor. + +Pointer to the buffer that will receive the compression descriptor hash or +null if you only want to get the size of the buffer for buffer allocation. + + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) +for the compression descriptor hash (if is not null). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the current +compression descriptor hash. + + Pointer to the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + Size of the data (in bytes) of the compression descriptor. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the input parameters are invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold +the compression descriptor hash). + + + + + Computes the hash for a given compression descriptor. + Pointer to the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + Size of the data (in bytes) of the compression descriptor. + Returns an array (one-dimensional) with the hash of the given compression descriptor. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the input parameters are invalid. + + + + + Computes the hash for a given compression descriptor. + Array (one-dimensional) with the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + Returns an array (one-dimensional) with the hash of the given compression descriptor. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if no valid array with the compression descriptor is passed. + + + + + Gets compression information about a grab result. + Reference to the struct that will receive the compression information if the grab result contains such information. + Grab result that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Endianness of the grab result's content. If not known, auto detection can be used. + Returns true if compression information could be extracted from the the grab result or false otherwise. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the input parameters are invalid. + + + + + Gets compression information about a grab result. + Reference to the struct that will receive the compression information if the grab result contains such information. + Grab result that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Returns true if compression information could be extracted from the the grab result or false otherwise. + + This method will try to auto detect the endianness of the grab result's content. + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the input parameters are invalid. + + + + + Gets compression information about a grab buffer. + Reference to the struct that will receive the compression information if the grab buffer contains such information. + Pointer to the grab buffer that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Payload size (in bytes) of the data received (must be less or equal to the size of the grab buffer). + Endianness of the grab buffer's content. If not known, auto detection can be used. + Returns true if compression information could be extracted from the the grab buffer or false otherwise. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the input parameters are invalid. + + + + + Gets compression information about a grab buffer. + Reference to the struct that will receive the compression information if the grab buffer contains such information. + Pointer to the grab buffer that holds the compressed data. This parameter must not be null. + Payload size (in bytes) of the data received (must be less or equal to the size of the grab buffer). + Returns true if compression information could be extracted from the the grab buffer or false otherwise. + + This method will try to auto detect the endianness of the grab buffer's content. + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the input parameters are invalid. +are invalid. + + + + + Gets the current compression descriptor from the camera. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the compression descriptor or null if you only want to get the size of the buffer for buffer allocation. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) for the compression descriptor (if is not null). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the current compression descriptor. + + Camera to be used for retrieving the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + + +This method requires image compression to be enabled in the camera. You can determine this via the + method. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if compression is not enabled in the camera (or unavailable) or the input parameters are +invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the compression descriptor). + + + + + Gets the current compression descriptor from the camera. + Camera to be used for retrieving the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + Returns the array (one-dimensional) with the compression descriptor. + + +This method requires image compression to be enabled in the camera. You can determine this via the + method. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if compression is not enabled in the camera (or unavailable) or an error is encountered while determining the compression descriptor. + + + + + Gets the currently set compression descriptor. + Pointer to the buffer that will receive the compression descriptor or null if you only want to get the size of the buffer for buffer allocation. + +On input, the variable specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes) for the compression descriptor (if is not null). +On output, the variable will receive the actual buffer size required for the current compression descriptor. + + + +This method requires that a compression descriptor has been set previously via the constructor or +the SetCompressionDescriptor methods. You can determine this via the property. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if the decompressor has no compression descriptor set or the input parameters are +invalid (e.g., if the size provided is not sufficient to hold the compression descriptor). + + + + + Initializes or gets the currently set compression descriptor. + The array (one-dimensional) with the compression descriptor. This value must not be null. + + + Thread Safety: This property is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +When setting the property, throws an exception if no memory can be allocated or the compression descriptor provided is invalid +(e.g., because it is corrupt) or incompatible (e.g., because a compression descriptor of a newer compression implementation is passed). +When getting the property, throws an exception if the decompressor has no compression descriptor set. + + + + Retrieves the current compression mode from the camera's node map. + Camera to be used for retrieving the compression mode. This parameter must not be null. + Returns the current compression mode of the camera. + + This indicates which kind of compression is active or whether compression is not enabled (or unavailable). + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if an error is encountered while determining the compression mode. + + + + Initializes a decompressor with a compression descriptor that is retrieved from the camera. + Camera to be used for retrieving the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if no memory can be allocated or no proper compression descriptor can be retrieved from the camera. + + + + Initializes a decompressor with the compression descriptor provided. + Pointer to the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + Size of the data (in bytes) of the compression descriptor. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if no memory can be allocated or the compression descriptor provided is invalid (e.g., because it is corrupt) +or incompatible (e.g., because a compression descriptor of a newer compression implementation is passed). + + + + + Resets the compression descriptor in the decompressor. + + +After calling this method, no images can be decompressed by the decompressor because it is +back in uninitialized state. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Determines whether the decompressor already has a compression descriptor. + Returns true if the decompressor is already initialized with a compression descriptor or false otherwise. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Creates a decompressor and initializes it with a compression descriptor that is retrieved from the camera. + Camera to be used for retrieving the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if no memory can be allocated or no proper compression descriptor can be retrieved from the camera. + + + + Creates a decompressor and initializes it with the compression descriptor provided. + Pointer to the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + Size of the data (in bytes) of the compression descriptor. + + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if no memory can be allocated or the compression descriptor provided is invalid (e.g., because it is corrupt) +or incompatible (e.g., because a compression descriptor of a newer compression implementation is passed). + + + + + Creates a decompressor and initializes it with the compression descriptor provided. + The array (one-dimensional) with the compression descriptor. This parameter must not be null. + + + Error Safety: +Throws an exception if no memory can be allocated or the compression descriptor provided is invalid (e.g., because it is corrupt) +or incompatible (e.g., because a compression descriptor of a newer compression implementation is passed). + + + + + Creates a decompressor by copying from another decompressor. + Decompressor to copy from during initialization. + + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if no memory can be allocated. + + + + Creates an empty decompressor without compression descriptor. + + +This constructor does not initialize the decompressor with a compression descriptor. You will have to +initialize the decompressor first by using one of the SetCompressionDescriptor methods in order to be +able to decompress images. You will get an exception if you access methods that require the decompressor +to be initialized (see method descriptions for which methods are affected by that precondition). + + + Error Safety: Throws an exception if no memory can be allocated. + + + + Provides convenient access to cameras that support image compression and helps with decompressing these images. + + +A decompressor requires a compression descriptor in order to be able to decompress images. You can set +a compression descriptor via the constructor or the SetCompressionDescriptor methods (in both cases, +either using the node map or manually). + + +A compression descriptor can be identified via a hash. This hash can be used to identify the matching +compression descriptor for a particular compressed image. It can be computed using one of the +ComputeCompressionDescriptorHash methods or retrieved from the camera, decompressor, or a grab buffer/result +using one of the GetCompressionDescriptorHash methods. + + +Grab buffers/results may contain different kinds of data. You can use the +decompressor's GetCompressionInfo methods to distinguish between them. For that to work, a +grab buffer/result must have been received successfully and it must contain the +payload type chunk (for grab results you can get the payload type using the +GetPayloadType method). + + +If compression info for the grab buffer/result provided is available, +GetCompressionInfo returns true and you will receive the compression info +via the CompressionInfo struct. +If the field in the struct is true, the grab buffer/result +contains a compressed image. In this case, you should check the +field in the struct to check whether the camera was able to compress +the image properly. The camera can't compress an image if the amount of +data required for compressing the image exceeds the desired compression rate. +The image can be decompressed if is . +If the field in the struct is false, the grab buffer/result +contains an already decompressed image. In this case, the +and fields will not be used. All other fields contain +information about the decompressed data. + + + + + Mode used for transferring images. + +The compression mode can have three states. Either compression is disabled in the camera () +or the camera compresses the images in one of two ways ( or ). + + + + Images are transferred with Basler fixed ratio compression (which may lead to lossily compressed images). + + + Images are transferred with Basler lossless compression. + + + Images are transferred uncompressed. + + + Size (in bytes; including chunk data) required for decompressed payload (only valid if is true). + + + Size (in bytes) required for decompressed image (only valid if is true). + + + Y padding (image padding; in bytes) of compressed image. + + + X padding (line padding; in bytes) of compressed image. + + + Y offset (in pixels) of compressed image. + + + X offset (in pixels) of compressed image. + + + Height (in pixels) of compressed image. + + + Width (in pixels) of compressed image. + + + Pixel type of compressed image. + + + True if image was compressed lossily (otherwise false if it was compressed losslessly). + + + Status of compression (see ). + + + True if grab buffer/result provided contains a compressed image (otherwise false if buffer/result is already decompressed). + + + The struct containing information about a grab buffer/result. + You can find more information about the usage of this struct in the description of the class. + + + Endianness for parsing the grab buffer/result as defined for the camera technology used. + If not known, can be used to detect the endianness automatically. However, this may take longer. + + + Try to detect endianness automatically. + + + Big endian (e.g., as used in GigE Vision). + + + Little endian (e.g., as used in USB3 Vision). + + + Status of a grab buffer/result with compressed data. + +It is possible that images could not be compressed properly by the camera (if the amount of data required for +compressing an image exceeds the desired compression rate). If an image was compressed successfully, it will +have the compression status . + + + + Generic error. + + + Size of compressed image exceeded desired compression rate. + + + Buffer was compressed properly. + + + Provides access to the properties of a transport layer. + +The static class can be used to get a list of available camera +info keys. + + + + +The transport layer type. + + + + +The device class device, e.g. Basler1394. + + + + +The vendor name of the device. + + + + +The human readable name of the device. + + + + +The full name identifying the device. + + + + +Provides standard transport layer info key names. + + + + The full name of InterfaceType + Returns the full name of InterfaceType + + + The full name of InterfaceType + + + + USB3 Vision. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The interface uses the USB3 Vision transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Different interface modules of the GenTL Producer are of different types. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GigE Vision + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The interface uses the GigE Vision transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The interface uses a custom transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + CoaXPress. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera Link High Speed. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera Link + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The interface uses the CoaXPress transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The interface uses the Camera Link HS transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The interface uses the Camera Link transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the transport layer of the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of InterfaceAppletStatus + Returns the full name of InterfaceAppletStatus + + + The full name of InterfaceAppletStatus + + + + The status of the applet is NotLoaded. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The status of the applet is Loading. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The status of the Acq_TripleCXP12Area applet is returned. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The status of the Acq_SingleCXP12Area applet is returned. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The status of the Acq_QuadCXP12Area applet is returned. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The status of the Acq_DualCXP12Area applet is returned. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Returns the status of the applet currently being loaded. While the applet is loading, the status is Loading. When the loading is complete, this parameter displays the name of the applet loaded. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of InterfaceApplet + Returns the full name of InterfaceApplet + + + The full name of InterfaceApplet + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The Acq_TripleCXP12Area applet is used to initialize the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The Acq_SingleCXP12x1Area_02 applet is used to initialize the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The Acq_SingleCXP12x1Area_01 applet is used to initialize the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The Acq_SingleCXP12x1Area applet is used to initialize the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The Acq_SingleCXP12Area applet is used to initialize the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The Acq_QuadCXP12Area applet is used to initialize the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The Acq_DualCXP12Area applet is used to initialize the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the applet with which to initialize the interface. Applets are specific DLLs used to initialize the frame grabber. Each applet has different characteristics and functionalities. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of EventSelector + Returns the full name of EventSelector + + + The full name of EventSelector + + + + Entry for the event LineFront3RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event LineFront3FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event LineFront2RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event LineFront2FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event LineFront1RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event LineFront1FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event LineFront0RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event LineFront0FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line7RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line7FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line6RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line6FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line5RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line5FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line4RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line4FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line3RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line3FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line2RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line2FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line1RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line1FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line0RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Line0FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The Interface Lost event is selected. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The DeviceListChanged event is selected. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets which event to signal to the host application. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of EventNotification + Returns the full name of EventNotification + + + The full name of EventNotification + + + + The selected event notification is enabled for one event and then returned to Off state. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The selected event notification is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The selected event notification is disabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets whether the host application is notified of the selected event. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DiscoveryMethod + Returns the full name of DiscoveryMethod + + + The full name of DiscoveryMethod + + + + Discover real cameras and also emulated cameras as remote devices when no real cameras are present. The number of total devices (and remote devices) is equal to the number of acquisition channels. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Discover only emulated cameras as remote devices. The number of emulated cameras is equal to the number of acquisition channels. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Discover only real cameras as remote devices. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Discovery Method to look for remote devices. One can switch it to discover only real cameras, emulated cameras or both. The maximum number of emulated cameras is the maximum number of acquisition channels, which is applet dependent. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceAccessStatus + Returns the full name of DeviceAccessStatus + + + The full name of DeviceAccessStatus + + + + The status is unknown. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device offers read/write access. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device offers read-only access. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device is opened in Read/Write mode by this GenTL host. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device is opened in Read-only mode by this GenTL host. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + You can't connect to the device. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device is already opened by another entity. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + + Returns the device's access status at the moment when the Device Update List command was last executed. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpPort3PowerState + Returns the full name of CxpPort3PowerState + + + The full name of CxpPort3PowerState + + + + PoCXP is active. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because the voltage is too low. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state can't be determined. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state machine is looking for devices. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because the voltage is too high. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because of an over current trip. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is disabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state can't be determined because of an A/D converter fault. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Returns the Power over CXP (PoCXP) state of CXP port 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpPort2PowerState + Returns the full name of CxpPort2PowerState + + + The full name of CxpPort2PowerState + + + + PoCXP is active. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because the voltage is too low. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state can't be determined. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state machine is looking for devices. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because the voltage is too high. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because of an over current trip. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is disabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state can't be determined because of an A/D converter fault. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Returns the Power over CXP (PoCXP) state of CXP port 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpPort1PowerState + Returns the full name of CxpPort1PowerState + + + The full name of CxpPort1PowerState + + + + PoCXP is active. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because the voltage is too low. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state can't be determined. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state machine is looking for devices. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because the voltage is too high. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because of an over current trip. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is disabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state can't be determined because of an A/D converter fault. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Returns the Power over CXP (PoCXP) state of CXP port 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpPort0PowerState + Returns the full name of CxpPort0PowerState + + + The full name of CxpPort0PowerState + + + + PoCXP is active. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because the voltage is too low. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state can't be determined. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state machine is looking for devices. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because the voltage is too high. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is off because of an over current trip. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is disabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The PoCXP state can't be determined because of an A/D converter fault. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Returns the Power over CXP (PoCXP) state of CXP port 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpPoCxpStatus + Returns the full name of CxpPoCxpStatus + + + The full name of CxpPoCxpStatus + + + + The link has shut down because of an over-current trip. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP is forced off. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + PoCXP operation is set to automatic. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Returns the Power over CoaXPress (PoCXP) status of the device. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfiguration + Returns the full name of CxpLinkConfiguration + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfiguration + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-5 speed (5.00 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-2 speed (2.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-1 speed (1.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-12 speed (12.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-10 speed (10.0 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Link speed is controlled automatically. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the link configuration for the communication between the receiver and transmitter device. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Save the User Set specified by UserSetSelector to the non - volatile memory of the device. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Loads the User Set specified by UserSetSelector to the device and makes it active. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Specify path and file name for saving or loading configuration file. File extension must be mcf + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Temperature of the board power supply. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the transport layer of the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minor version number of the transport layer specification that the GenTL Producer interface complies with. The transport layer version of the interface should match the transport layer version of the device to assure compatibility. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Major version number of the transport layer specification that the GenTL Producer interface complies with. The transport layer version of the interface should match the transport layer version of the device to assure compatibility. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + GenTL Producer-wide unique ID of the selected interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Firmware version of the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + User-friendly name of the interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the version of the applet currently being loaded. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the status of the applet currently being loaded. While the applet is loading, the status is Loading. When the loading is complete, this parameter displays the name of the applet loaded. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the path of the applet currently being loaded. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the number of DMAs of the applet currently being loaded. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the number of cameras currently available. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the description of the applet currently being loaded. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the category of the applet currently being loaded. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the bitstreamUID of the applet currently being loaded. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the applet with which to initialize the interface. Applets are specific DLLs used to initialize the frame grabber. Each applet has different characteristics and functionalities. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current subnet mask of the GVCP interface of the selected remote device. This value only changes on execution of the DeviceUpdateList command. This value only changes when the DeviceUpdateList command is executed. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + 48-bit MAC address of the GVCP interface of the selected remote device. This value only changes when the DeviceUpdateList command is executed. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current IP address of the GVCP interface of the selected remote device. This value only changes on execution of the DeviceUpdateList command. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + FPGA core voltage. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + FPGA core temperature. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + FPGA BRAM voltage. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + FPGA aux voltage. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether an external power source has been detected. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which event to signal to the host application. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether the host application is notified of the selected event. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'LineFront3RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'LineFront3RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + LineFront3RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'LineFront3FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'LineFront3FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + LineFront3FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'LineFront2RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'LineFront2RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + LineFront2RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'LineFront2FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'LineFront2FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + LineFront2FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'LineFront1RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'LineFront1RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + LineFront1RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'LineFront1FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'LineFront1FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + LineFront1FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'LineFront0RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'LineFront0RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + LineFront0RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'LineFront0FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'LineFront0FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + LineFront0FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line7RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line7RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line7RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line7FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line7FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line7FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line6RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line6RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line6RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line6FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line6FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line6FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line5RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line5RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line5RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line5FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line5FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line5FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line4RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line4RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line4RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line4FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line4FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line4FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line3RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line3RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line3RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line3FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line3FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line3FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line2RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line2RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line2RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line2FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line2FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line2FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line1RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line1RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line1RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line1FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line1FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line1FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line0RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line0RisingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line0RisingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Line0FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Line0FallingEdge' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line0FallingEdge + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'InterfaceLost' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the unique identifier for the Interface Lost event. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'DeviceListChanged' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the unique identifier of the Device List Changed event. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Discovery Method to look for remote devices. One can switch it to discover only real cameras, emulated cameras or both. The maximum number of emulated cameras is the maximum number of acquisition channels, which is applet dependent. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Name of the device vendor. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + User-settable ID of the remote device. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timeout for the Device Update List command. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Updates the internal device list. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minor version number of the transport layer specification that the remote device complies with. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Major version number of the transport layer specification that the remote device complies with. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Serial number of the remote device. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Device selected in this interface. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. The parameter is 0-based in order to match the index of the C interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Name of the device model. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Interface-wide unique ID of the selected device. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the device's access status at the moment when the Device Update List command was last executed. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 3 voltage. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the Power over CXP (PoCXP) state of CXP port 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 3 power. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of CXP port 3 not-in-table errors. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Link speed of CXP port 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of CXP port 3 disparity errors. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 3 current. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 2 voltage. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the Power over CXP (PoCXP) state of CXP port 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 2 power. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of CXP port 2 not-in-table errors. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Link speed of CXP port 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of CXP port 2 disparity errors. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 2 current. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 1 voltage. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the Power over CXP (PoCXP) state of CXP port 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 1 power. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of CXP port 1 not-in-table errors. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Link speed of CXP port 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of CXP port 1 disparity errors. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 1 current. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 0 voltage. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the Power over CXP (PoCXP) state of CXP port 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 0 power. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of CXP port 0 not-in-table errors. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Link speed of CXP port 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of CXP port 0 disparity errors. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CXP port 0 current. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Disables Power over CoaXPress (PoCXP) for the port. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets Power over CoaXPress (PoCXP) link after an over-current trip on the device connection(s). + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the Power over CoaXPress (PoCXP) status of the device. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables automatic control of Power over CoaXPress (PoCXP) for the port. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the link configuration for the communication between the receiver and transmitter device. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the physical CoaXPress connection to control. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Ambient temperature at the board. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + List of all parameter names available for pylon interfaces + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + Returns the full name of UserOutputSelector + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + + + + The user-settable output signal 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The user-settable output signal 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The user-settable output signal 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the user-settable output signal to be configured. All changes to the user-settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user-settable output signal. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerSource + Returns the full name of TriggerSource + + + The full name of TriggerSource + + + + The Timer 2 End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Timer 2 Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Timer 1 End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Timer 1 Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to software signal 3. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to software signal 2. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to software signal 1. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to software triggering. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Periodic Signal 1. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 3. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 2. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 1. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Counter 2 Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Counter 2 End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Counter 2 Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Counter 1 Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Counter 1 End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Counter 1 Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to action command signal 1. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the source signal for the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + Returns the full name of TriggerSelector + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + + + + The Frame Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Frame End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Frame Burst Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Frame Burst End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Frame Burst Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Frame Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Exposure Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Exposure End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Exposure Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the trigger type to be configured. All changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerMode + Returns the full name of TriggerMode + + + The full name of TriggerMode + + + + The currently selected trigger is turned on. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The currently selected trigger is turned off. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the mode for the currently selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TriggerActivation + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + + + + Trigger on the rising edge of the selected source. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic low level. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic high level. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Trigger on the falling edge of the selected source. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Trigger on the rising or falling edge of the selected source. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that will activate the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + Returns the full name of TestImageSelector + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 2 pattern. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 1 pattern. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's test image generation capability to disabled. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + This enumeration provides a list of the available test images. Selecting a test image from the list will enable the test image. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PixelSize + Returns the full name of PixelSize + + + The full name of PixelSize + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 8 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 48 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 32 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 24 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 16 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images in bits per pixel. This value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PixelFormat + Returns the full name of PixelFormat + + + The full name of PixelFormat + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono RGB8. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 16 Packed. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 8. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 16. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 12. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 10. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 8. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 16. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 12. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 10. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 8. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 16. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 12. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 10. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 8. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 16. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 12. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 10. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 8. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 16. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 12. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 10. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGRA 8 Packed. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGR 8 Packed. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + This enumeration sets the format of the pixel data transmitted for acquired images. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LineSource + Returns the full name of LineSource + + + The full name of LineSource + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to User Output 3. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to User Output 2. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to User Output 1. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Timer 2 Active. You can use this signal to monitor the camera's Timer feature. The signal goes high after the delay specified. The signal goes low after the duration specified. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Timer 1 Active. You can use this signal to monitor the camera's Timer feature. The signal goes high after the delay specified. The signal goes low after the duration specified. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + No source signal is set for the currently selected line. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Frame Trigger Wait. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Frame Burst Trigger Wait. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Frame Burst Active. You can use this signal to monitor if the camera is currently acquiring a series of images (a "burst" of images). The signal goes high when the acquisition of a series of images has started. The signal goes low when the acquisition of a series of images has finished. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Exposure Trigger Wait. The signal goes high when the camera is ready to receive exposure trigger signals. When you apply an exposure trigger signal, the signal goes low. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Exposure Active. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Counter 2 Active. The signal goes high when the counter is started. The signal goes low when the counter is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Counter 1 Active. The signal goes high when the counter is started. The signal goes low when the counter is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Acquisition Active. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the source signal for the currently selected line. The currently selected line must be an output line. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LineSelector + Returns the full name of LineSelector + + + The full name of LineSelector + + + + Line 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Line 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Line 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the I/O line to be configured. All changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LineMode + Returns the full name of LineMode + + + The full name of LineMode + + + + The selected physical line can be used to output an electrical signal. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The selected physical line can be used to input an electrical signal. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The selected physical line can be used to input and output an electrical signal. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the mode for the selected line. This controls whether the physical line is used to input or output a signal. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ImageFileMode + Returns the full name of ImageFileMode + + + The full name of ImageFileMode + + + + Sets the mode to on. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Sets the mode to off. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Enables loading files from disk for image acquisition. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GainAuto + Returns the full name of GainAuto + + + The full name of GainAuto + + + + The gain is adjusted automatically to reach the specifed target value. When the target value has been reached, the auto function will automatically be set to Off and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Automatic gain adjustment is disabled. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The gain is adjusted continuously while images are being acquired. The adjustment process will continue until the parameter is set to Once or Off. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Gain Auto auto function. The Gain Auto auto function automatically adjusts the gain within set limits until a target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ExposureMode + Returns the full name of ExposureMode + + + The full name of ExposureMode + + + + The exposure mode is set to Trigger Width. In this mode, the exposure time for each frame acquisition will be directly controlled by the ExFSTrig signal. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The exposure mode is set to Trigger Controlled. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The exposure mode is set to Timed. In this mode, the exposure time for each frame acquisition is determined by the value of the camera's Exposure Time (Abs) parameter. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the exposure mode. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + Returns the full name of ExposureAuto + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + + + + The exposure time is adjusted automatically to reach the specified target value. When the target value has been reached, the auto function will automatically be set to Off and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Automatic exposure time adjustment is disabled. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The exposure time is adjusted continuously while images are being acquired. The adjustment process will continue until the parameter is set to Once or Off. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Exposure Auto auto function. The Exposure Auto auto function automatically adjusts the exposure time within set limits until a target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceTemperatureSelector + Returns the full name of DeviceTemperatureSelector + + + The full name of DeviceTemperatureSelector + + + + The temperature is measured on the image sensor. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The temperature is measured on the core board. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the location in the camera where the temperature will be measured. The temperature can be retrieved using the Device Temperature parameter. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceLinkThroughputLimitMode + Returns the full name of DeviceLinkThroughputLimitMode + + + The full name of DeviceLinkThroughputLimitMode + + + + The Device Link Throughput Limit parameter is enabled. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The Device Link Throughput Limit parameter is disabled. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Enables/disables the device link throughput limit. If disabled, the bandwidth used is determined by the settings of various other parameters, e.g., exposure time or frame rate. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BinningVerticalMode + Returns the full name of BinningVerticalMode + + + The full name of BinningVerticalMode + + + + The values of the binned pixels are summed. This increases the camera's response to light and the signal-to-noise ratio. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The values of the binned pixels are averaged. This increases the signal-to-noise ratio without affecting the camera's response to light. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the binning mode for vertical binning. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BinningHorizontalMode + Returns the full name of BinningHorizontalMode + + + The full name of BinningHorizontalMode + + + + The values of the binned pixels are summed. This increases the camera's response to light and the signal-to-noise ratio. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The values of the binned pixels are averaged. This increases the signal-to-noise ratio without affecting the camera's response to light. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Sets the binning mode for horizontal binning. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + Returns the full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + + Device is currently waiting for a Frame trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + This enumeration is used to select which internal acquisition signal to read using AcquisitionStatus. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + Returns the full name of AcquisitionMode + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's acquisition mode to single frame. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's acquisition mode to continuous. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + This enumeration sets the image acquisition mode. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates maximum allowed width of the image in pixels taking into account any function that may limit the allowed width. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This value sets the width of the area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the selected user-settable output line. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the user-settable output signal to be configured. All changes to the user-settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user-settable output signal. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the source signal for the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This command generates a software trigger signal. The software trigger signal will be used if the trigger source is set to 'Software'. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the trigger type to be configured. All changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the mode for the currently selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Trigger delay time in microseconds. The delay is applied after the trigger has been received and before effectively activating the trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that will activate the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This enumeration provides a list of the available test images. Selecting a test image from the list will enable the test image. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates the actual width of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates the actual height of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables vertical mirroring of the image. The pixel values of every column in a captured image will be swapped along the column's center. You can use the ROI feature when using the Reverse Y feature. The position of the ROI relative to the sensor remains the same. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables horizontal mirroring of the image. The pixel values of every line in a captured image will be swapped along the line's center. You can use the ROI feature when using the Reverse X feature. The position of the ROI relative to the sensor remains the same. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Dummy framerate feature. Does not correspond to the real transferred frame rate. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images in bits per pixel. This value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This enumeration sets the format of the pixel data transmitted for acquired images. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only feature. It indicates the minimum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only feature. It indicates the maximum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Size of the payload in bytes. This is the total number of bytes sent in the payload. Image data + chunk data if present. No packet headers. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This value sets the Y offset (top offset) for the area of interest, i.e., the distance in pixels between the top of the sensor and the top of the image area. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This value sets the X offset (left offset) for the area of interest in pixels, i.e., the distance in pixels between the left side of the sensor and the left side of the image area. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the source signal for the currently selected line. The currently selected line must be an output line. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the I/O line to be configured. All changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the mode for the selected line. This controls whether the physical line is used to input or output a signal. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the signal inverter function for the currently selected input or output line. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enter the name of an image filename in a format supported by pylon or the path to a directory containing image files. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables loading files from disk for image acquisition. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates maximum allowed height of the image in pixels taking into account any function that may limit the allowed height. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This value sets the height of the area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Gamma correction to be applied. Gamma correction allows you to optimize the brightness of acquired images for display on a monitor. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the 'raw' value of the selected gain control. The 'raw' value is an integer value that sets the selected gain control in units specific to the camera. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Gain Auto auto function. The Gain Auto auto function automatically adjusts the gain within set limits until a target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the currently selected gain in dB. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of failed buffers to generate. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Marks the next buffer as a failed buffer. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Dummy: This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the exposure timebase. The actual exposure time equals the current exposure time raw setting times the current exposure time base abs setting. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Dummy: This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when the exposure time is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Controls the emulated absolute exposure time in microseconds (us). + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Exposure time of the camera in microseconds. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the exposure mode. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Exposure Auto auto function. The Exposure Auto auto function automatically adjusts the exposure time within set limits until a target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Digital shift allows you to multiply the pixel values in an image. This increases the brightness of the image. If the parameter is set to zero, digital shift is disabled. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that indicates the version of the device. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a text description that indicates the name of the device's vendor. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read/write element. It is a user programmable string. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the location in the camera where the temperature will be measured. The temperature can be retrieved using the Device Temperature parameter. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a text description that indicates the model name of the device. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that provides additional information from the vendor about the camera. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables/disables the device link throughput limit. If disabled, the bandwidth used is determined by the settings of various other parameters, e.g., exposure time or frame rate. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Bandwidth limit for data transmission (in bytes per second). + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that indicates the version of the device's firmware and software. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Centers the image vertically. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Centers the image horizontally. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Black level value to be applied to the currently selected sensor tap. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the binning mode for vertical binning. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of adjacent vertical pixels to be summed. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the binning mode for horizontal binning. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of adjacent horizontal pixels to be summed. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + If the camera is set for continuous image acquisition and acquisition has been started, this command stops the acquisition of images. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This enumeration is used to select which internal acquisition signal to read using AcquisitionStatus. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This feature is used to read the state (True or False) of the internal acquisition signal selected using AcquisitionStatusSelector. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This command starts the acquisition of images. If the camera is set for single frame acquisition, it will start acquisition of one frame. If the camera is set for continuous frame acquisition, it will start continuous acquisition of frames. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This enumeration sets the image acquisition mode. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This boolean value enables setting the camera's acquisition frame rate to a specified value. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Acquisition frame rate of the camera in frames per second. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + List of all parameter names available for CamEmu devices + + + The full name of OutputOrientation + Returns the full name of OutputOrientation + + + The full name of OutputOrientation + + + + The orientation of the image remains the same. The orientation is taken from the source image. + + + + + The first row of the image is located at the start of the image buffer. + + + + + The last row of the image is located at the start of the image buffer. + + + + + + Sets the vertical orientation of the output image in the buffer. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + The full name of OutputBitAlignment + Returns the full name of OutputBitAlignment + + + The full name of OutputBitAlignment + + + + Image data is aligned with the most significant bit. + + + + + Image data is aligned with the least significant bit. + + + + + + Sets the alignment of the bits in the target pixel type if the target bit depth is greater than the source bit depth, e.g., if you are converting from a 10-bit to a 16-bit format. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + The full name of MonoConversionMethod + Returns the full name of MonoConversionMethod + + + The full name of MonoConversionMethod + + + + When converting images, image data is shifted. If the target bit depth is lower than the source bit depth, the least significant bits of the input pixel values are truncated. If the target bit depth is greater than the source bit depth, you can control the data alignment with the Output Bit Alignment parameter. You can use the Additional Left Shift parameter to additionally shift the input value further to the left or to the right. + + + + + When converting images, Gamma conversion is used. + + + + + + Sets the conversion method for monochrome images. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + The full name of InconvertibleEdgeHandling + Returns the full name of InconvertibleEdgeHandling + + + The full name of InconvertibleEdgeHandling + + + + Rows and columns that can't be converted are set to zero. + + + + + Rows and columns that can't be converted are filled by extrapolating image data from neighboring rows and columns. + + + + + Rows and columns that can't be converted are removed from the output image. + + + + + + Sets how to handle rows and columns that can't be converted. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Number of additional data bytes at the end of each line. These bytes are set to zero during the conversion. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Sets the vertical orientation of the output image in the buffer. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Sets the alignment of the bits in the target pixel type if the target bit depth is greater than the source bit depth, e.g., if you are converting from a 10-bit to a 16-bit format. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Sets the conversion method for monochrome images. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + The maximum number of threads that are used for the format conversion. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Sets how to handle rows and columns that can't be converted. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Gamma value for converting monochrome images. The image data is converted using a lookup table. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Additional shifting value used for converting monochrome images. Only effective if the Mono Conversion Method parameter is set to Truncate. If the parameter value isn't zero, the image data is converted using a lookup table. Shifted values exceeding the maximum output value boundary are set to the maximum allowed value. Negative values are treated as right-shifted values. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + List of all parameter names available for the Pixel Data Converter + + + + Number of timeouts during read and write operations when waiting for a response from the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables sending all commands and receiving all acknowledges twice. This option should only be enabled in case of network problems. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Heartbeat timeout value on the host side in milliseconds. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Maximum number of retries for write operations after a write operation has timed out. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Maximum number of retries for read operations after a read operation has timed out. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Write access timeout in milliseconds. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Read access timeout value in milliseconds. + Applies to: GigE + + + + List of all parameter names available for the GigE device transport layer. + + + + Last error status of a read or write operation. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Last error status of a read or write operation. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of failed write operations. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of failed read operations. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of write pipe resets. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of read pipe resets. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables mapping of certain SFNC 1.x node names to SFNC 2.x node names. + Applies to: USB + + + + List of all parameter names available for the USB device transport layer. + + + The full name of VantagePoint + Returns the full name of VantagePoint + + + The full name of VantagePoint + + + + Starting point of the image is the top right corner. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Starting point of the image is the top left corner. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Starting point of the image is the bottom right corner. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Starting point of the image is the bottom left corner. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Vantage point. Use for mirroring. If VantagePoint is set to TopRight or BottomRight Width + XOffset must be smaller than SensorWidth. If VantagePoint is set to BottomLeft or BottomRight the Height + YOffset must be smaller than SensorHeight. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerState + Returns the full name of TriggerState + + + The full name of TriggerState + + + + The trigger state is set to SyncStop. In this state, the trigger system ignores further input pulses or stops the generation of pulses. Pulses currently in the system will still be processed, however. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger state is set to AsyncStop. This state asynchronously and immediately stops the trigger system. Note that this may result in output signals of undefined signal length as a current signal generation might be interrupted. Restarting a previously stopped trigger, i.e., switching to the 'Active' state, will clear the queue and the sequencer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger state is set to Active. In this state, the trigger system is fully enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the state of the trigger system. The state of the trigger system is related to the trigger mode. This parameter enables or disables the trigger processing. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerQueueMode + Returns the full name of TriggerQueueMode + + + The full name of TriggerQueueMode + + + + The trigger queue mode is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger queue mode is disabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Enables/disable the trigger queue mode. The maximum output frequency is specified by the Trigger Output Frequency parameter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutputEventSelect + Returns the full name of TriggerOutputEventSelect + + + The full name of TriggerOutputEventSelect + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Select the pulse form generator for event monitoring. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutStatisticsSource + Returns the full name of TriggerOutStatisticsSource + + + The full name of TriggerOutStatisticsSource + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source for statistics. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO7 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO7 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO7 + + + + A static one + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + A static zero + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 7. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO6 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO6 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO6 + + + + A static one + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + A static zero + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 6. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO5 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO5 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO5 + + + + A static one + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + A static zero + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 5. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO4 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO4 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO4 + + + + A static one + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + A static zero + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 4. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO3 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO3 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO3 + + + + A static one + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + A static zero + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO2 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO2 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO2 + + + + A static one + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + A static zero + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO1 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO1 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO1 + + + + A static one + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + A static zero + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO0 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO0 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectGPO0 + + + + A static one + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The source for the output statistics is set to Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of pulse generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Inverted signal of camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + A static zero + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera port A Pulse Generator 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the Front GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectFrontGPO1 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectFrontGPO1 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectFrontGPO1 + + + + The output source is set to VCC. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to GND. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of Front GPO 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectFrontGPO0 + Returns the full name of TriggerOutSelectFrontGPO0 + + + The full name of TriggerOutSelectFrontGPO0 + + + + The output source is set to VCC. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to GND. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source of Front GPO 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerInStatisticsSource + Returns the full name of TriggerInStatisticsSource + + + The full name of TriggerInStatisticsSource + + + + The input source of the trigger statistics is set to Front GPI Trigger Source 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The input source of the trigger statistics is set to Front GPI Trigger Source 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The input source of the trigger statistics is set to Front GPI Trigger Source 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The input source of the trigger statistics is set to Front GPI Trigger Source 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 7 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 6 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 5 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 4 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the trigger input source for statistics. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerInStatisticsPolarity + Returns the full name of TriggerInStatisticsPolarity + + + The full name of TriggerInStatisticsPolarity + + + + The trigger polarity of the input specified by the Statistics Source parameter is set to Low Active. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger polarity of the input specified by the Statistics Source parameter is set to High Active. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the polarity of the trigger input signal for statistics. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerInSource + Returns the full name of TriggerInSource + + + The full name of TriggerInSource + + + + The trigger input source is set to TriggerInSourceFrontGPI3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger input source is set to TriggerInSourceFrontGPI2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger input source is set to TriggerInSourceFrontGPI1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger input source is set to TriggerInSourceFrontGPI0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 7 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 6 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 5 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 4 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 3 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 2 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 1 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GPI Trigger Source 0 + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the trigger input source for external trigger mode. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerInPolarity + Returns the full name of TriggerInPolarity + + + The full name of TriggerInPolarity + + + + The polarity is set to LowActive. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The polarity is set to HighActive. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the polarity of the trigger input signal. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerExceededPeriodLimits + Returns the full name of TriggerExceededPeriodLimits + + + The full name of TriggerExceededPeriodLimits + + + + The input signal frequency has exceeded the maximum frequency defined by the Trigger Output Frequency parameter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The input signal frequency hasn't exceeded the maximum frequency defined by the Trigger Output Frequency parameter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Returns whether the input signal frequency exceeded the maximum specified. If the parameter returns Yes, signals were dropped. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerCameraOutSelect + Returns the full name of TriggerCameraOutSelect + + + The full name of TriggerCameraOutSelect + + + + The output source is set to VCC. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to PulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotPulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotCamAPulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the inverted GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Not Bypass Front-GPI 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to NotBypassFrontGPI0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to GND. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam D Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam C Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to Cam B Pulse Generator 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to CamAPulseGenerator0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 7 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 6 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 5 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 4 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 3 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 2 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 1 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Bypass the GPI 0 signal directly to the output + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The output source is set to BypassFrontGPI0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the output source to be connected to a camera signal channel. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SystemmonitorPowerOverCxpState + Returns the full name of SystemmonitorPowerOverCxpState + + + The full name of SystemmonitorPowerOverCxpState + + + + Over voltage + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Power over CXP OK + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + No cable connected + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Minimum current + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Maximum current + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Low voltage + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + No Power over CXP + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Booting, not initalized + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + ADC Chip Error + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Shows the current power over CXP state. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SystemmonitorExternalPower + Returns the full name of SystemmonitorExternalPower + + + The full name of SystemmonitorExternalPower + + + + Power is ok + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + No power + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Shows the external power state of the board. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SystemmonitorByteAlignment8b10bLocked + Returns the full name of SystemmonitorByteAlignment8b10bLocked + + + The full name of SystemmonitorByteAlignment8b10bLocked + + + + Yes + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + No + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Byte Alignment 8b10b locked + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SoftwareTriggerIsBusy + Returns the full name of SoftwareTriggerIsBusy + + + The full name of SoftwareTriggerIsBusy + + + + The software trigger is not busy. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The software trigger is busy. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Indicates whether the software trigger is busy. This allows you to find out whether the trigger system is still processing software trigger pulses. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ProcessingInvert + Returns the full name of ProcessingInvert + + + The full name of ProcessingInvert + + + + On + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Off + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Invert output. Available when LUT functionality is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PixelFormat + Returns the full name of PixelFormat + + + The full name of PixelFormat + + + + The pixel format is set to YCbCr422_8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB16. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono16. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to Mono14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to Mono12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono12. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to Mono10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono10. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerRG8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerRG14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerRG12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerRG10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerGR8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerGR14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerGR12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerGR10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerGB8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerGB14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerGB12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerGB10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerBG8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerBG14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerBG12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel format is set to BayerBG10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the format of the pixel data transmitted by the camera. This setting has to match the pixel format set in the camera. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of OverflowEventSelect + Returns the full name of OverflowEventSelect + + + The full name of OverflowEventSelect + + + + OK + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + LostOK + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Lost + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + IncompleteOK + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + IncompleteLost + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Incomplete + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + All + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + An overflow event can be generated on each incomplete, lost or correct frame. It is possible to select all permutations of these three events to be reported via overflow event. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of MissingCameraFrameResponse + Returns the full name of MissingCameraFrameResponse + + + The full name of MissingCameraFrameResponse + + + + The camera doesn't send a frame for each output trigger pulse. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The camera sends a frame for each output trigger pulse. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Returns whether missing frames are reported. If no frame is received for a trigger pulse, the parameter is set to Yes. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LutType + Returns the full name of LutType + + + The full name of LutType + + + + Use a user file to configure the value. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Processor + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Enables the LUT to be loaded with custom values or uses the applet's processor. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LutImplementationType + Returns the full name of LutImplementationType + + + The full name of LutImplementationType + + + + Uses an interpolation for pixel values based one a set of defined values. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Defines 1 value for each possible pixel value. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Type of LUT implementation. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LutEnable + Returns the full name of LutEnable + + + The full name of LutEnable + + + + On + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Off + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Switch the LUT and processing functionality on or off. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of Format + Returns the full name of Format + + + The full name of Format + + + + The pixel output format is set to YCbCr422_8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to RGBa8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to RGB8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to RGB16. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to RGB14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to RGB12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to RGB10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to Mono8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to Mono16. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to Mono14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to Mono12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to Mono10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerRG8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerRG16. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerRG14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerRG12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerRG10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGR8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGR16. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGR14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGR12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGR10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGB8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGB16. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGB14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGB12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerGB10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerBG8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerBG16. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerBG14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerBG12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BayerBG10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BGRa8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BGR8. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BGR16. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BGR14p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BGR12p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The pixel output format is set to BGR10p. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the pixel format of the image that is output to the computer. The data is converted from the internal bit width and color format to the output format selected. This setting is not related to the pixel format input from the camera sensor. For more information, see the Pixel Format parameter documentation. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of EventSelector + Returns the full name of EventSelector + + + The full name of EventSelector + + + + Entry for the event TriggerQueueFilllevelThresholdOn + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event TriggerQueueFilllevelThresholdOff + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event TriggerExceededPeriodLimits + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event Overflow + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event FrameTriggerMissed + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event FrameTransferStart + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Entry for the event FrameTransferEnd + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The Device Lost event is selected. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + Entry for the event AcquisitionTrigger + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets which event to signal to the host application. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of EventNotification + Returns the full name of EventNotification + + + The full name of EventNotification + + + + The selected event notification is enabled for one event and then returned to Off state. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The selected event notification is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The selected event notification is disabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + + Sets whether the host application is notified of the selected event. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceType + Returns the full name of DeviceType + + + The full name of DeviceType + + + + USB3 Vision. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The device uses the USB3 Vision transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Different interface modules of the GenTL Producer are of different types. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GigE Vision + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The device uses the GigE Vision transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The device uses a custom transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + CoaXPress. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera Link High Speed. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera Link + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The device uses the CoaXPress transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The device uses the Camera Link HS transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The device uses the Camera Link transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Returns the transport layer of the device. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceEndianessMechanism + Returns the full name of DeviceEndianessMechanism + + + The full name of DeviceEndianessMechanism + + + + The device endianness is handled according to GenICam Schema 1.1 and later. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The device endianness is handled according to GenICam Schema 1.0. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Sets the endianness handling mode. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceAccessStatus + Returns the full name of DeviceAccessStatus + + + The full name of DeviceAccessStatus + + + + The status is unknown. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device offers read/write access. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device offers read-only access. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device is opened in Read/Write mode by this GenTL host. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device is opened in Read-only mode by this GenTL host. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + You can't connect to the device. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The device is already opened by another entity. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + + Returns the device's access status at the moment when the Device Update List command was last executed. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpTriggerPacketMode + Returns the full name of CxpTriggerPacketMode + + + The full name of CxpTriggerPacketMode + + + + Rising and falling edge trigger packets are sent on an alternating basis. This is the standard option specified in the CoaXPress standard. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Only rising edge trigger packets are sent. This violates the CXP standard but allows higher trigger frequencies. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the trigger packet mode. This parameter allows you to send triggers on rising edges only. It can be used for extreme trigger rates. This parameter may violate the CXP standard. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfiguration + Returns the full name of CxpLinkConfiguration + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfiguration + + + + 4 connections are operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 3 connections are operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 2 connections are operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 4 connections are operating at CXP-5 speed (5.00 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 3 connections are operating at CXP-5 speed (5.00 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 2 connections are operating at CXP-5 speed (5.00 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-5 speed (5.00 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 4 connections are operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 3 connections are operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 2 connections are operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 4 connections are operating at CXP-2 speed (2.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 3 connections are operating at CXP-2 speed (2.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 2 connections are operating at CXP-2 speed (2.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-2 speed (2.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 4 connections are operating at CXP-1 speed (1.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 3 connections are operating at CXP-1 speed (1.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 2 connections are operating at CXP-1 speed (1.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-1 speed (1.25 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 4 connections are operating at CXP-12 speed (12.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 3 connections are operating at CXP-12 speed (12.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 2 connections are operating at CXP-12 speed (12.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-12 speed (12.50 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 4 connections are operating at CXP-10 speed (10.0 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 3 connections are operating at CXP-10 speed (10.0 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 2 connections are operating at CXP-10 speed (10.0 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + 1 connection is operating at CXP-10 speed (10.0 Gbps). + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Link speed is controlled automatically. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the link configuration for the communication between the receiver and transmitter device. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BitAlignment + Returns the full name of BitAlignment + + + The full name of BitAlignment + + + + The bits right-aligned. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The bits left-aligned. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The bits are shifted by a user-defined value. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the alignment of the bits in the output format. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AreaTriggerMode + Returns the full name of AreaTriggerMode + + + The full name of AreaTriggerMode + + + + The trigger mode is set to Synchronized. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger mode is set to Software. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger mode is set to Generator. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The trigger mode is set to External. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the trigger mode of the area trigger signal. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Write access timeout in milliseconds. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the image ROI on the host side. This parameter is linked with the Width camera parameter. If the camera parameter changes, the host parameter changes accordingly, but not vice versa. The host parameter should not be set to a value different from the camera parameter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vantage point. Use for mirroring. If VantagePoint is set to TopRight or BottomRight Width + XOffset must be smaller than SensorWidth. If VantagePoint is set to BottomLeft or BottomRight the Height + YOffset must be smaller than SensorHeight. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of uncorrected errors. Bit[2] indicates multiple byte errors in CXP stream packets. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates a distance of two trigger edges violating the minimum edge frequency. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the state of the trigger system. The state of the trigger system is related to the trigger mode. This parameter enables or disables the trigger processing. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables/disable the trigger queue mode. The maximum output frequency is specified by the Trigger Output Frequency parameter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Set the threshold for generating a queue fill level ON event. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Set the threshold for generating a queue fill level OFF event. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Fill level of the trigger queue. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the output signal. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Phase for selecting the desired pulse in the sequence. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Downscale factor at the pulse form generator input. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay between the input and the output of the pulse form generator. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the output signal. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Phase for selecting the desired pulse in the sequence. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Downscale factor at the pulse form generator input. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay between the input and the output of the pulse form generator. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the output signal. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Phase for selecting the desired pulse in the sequence. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Downscale factor at the pulse form generator input. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay between the input and the output of the pulse form generator. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the output signal. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Phase for selecting the desired pulse in the sequence. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Downscale factor at the pulse form generator input. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay between the input and the output of the pulse form generator. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum trigger output frequency. If the internal generator is used, it will use the frequency specified there. If an external source is used, this value determines the maximum allowed value. External trigger signals exceeding this value will be discarded. For more information, see the applet documentation. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Select the pulse form generator for event monitoring. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source for statistics. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Clears the output signal pulse counter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of output pulses. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 7. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 6. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 5. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 4. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 3. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 2. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of GPO 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of Front GPO 1. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source of Front GPO 0. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Upscales, i.e., duplicates, the number of trigger pulses generated externally or via software with the period specified by the Trigger Output Frequency parameter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the trigger input source for statistics. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Clears the input signal pulse counter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of input pulses. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the polarity of the trigger input signal for statistics. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minimum input frequency detected. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Clears the minimum and maximum frequency values. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum input frequency detected. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current frequency of the input pulses. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the trigger input source for external trigger mode. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the polarity of the trigger input signal. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Phase for selecting the desired pulse in the sequence. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Factor by which the trigger input signal is downscaled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Input debounce time for trigger input signals (in microseconds). This parameter allows you to filter out invalid signals by specifying a minimum signal length. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Clears the Trigger Exceeded Period Limits parameter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns whether the input signal frequency exceeded the maximum specified. If the parameter returns Yes, signals were dropped. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of trigger events sent to the camera. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the output source to be connected to a camera signal channel. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of trigger acknowledgement packets sent by the camera (in response to trigger edge packets sent before) have been received by the frame grabber. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + The currently used number of CXP ports used in this process. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Shows the current power over CXP state. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the port bit rate + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the PCIe trained request size. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the PCIe trained payload size. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Represents the port, which has overflows due to not correctly aligned package order. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Represents the number of overflows, if an overflow occurred due to not correctly aligned package order. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Not in table 8b 10b errors + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the current FPGA internal Vcc. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the current FPGA BRAM Vcc. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the current FPGA auxiliary Vcc. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the current FPGA die temperature. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Shows the external power state of the board. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Disparity 8b 10b errors + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This parameter informs on the current transfer mode, used by the camera. The transfer can be an areascan (= 0) or linescan (= 1) image. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the current PCIe link speed in Gibibyte (2^30 byte). + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the Channel Voltage. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the Channel Current. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Byte Alignment 8b10b locked + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the stream channel. The parameter is 0-based in order to match the index of the C interface. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Device-wide unique ID of the data stream. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + User-friendly name of the selected stream. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of write pipe resets. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of failed write operations. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of read pipe resets. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of failed read operations. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Last error status of a read or write operation. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Last error status of a read or write operation. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of timeouts during read and write operations when waiting for a response from the device. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of pulses in queue to be processed. The Queue parameter needs to be enabled for this. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the software trigger is busy. This allows you to find out whether the trigger system is still processing software trigger pulses. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sensor width in selected tap geometry. Value is ignored if vantage point = Top-Left. Available DRAM and SensorHeight limit the maximum SensorWidth. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sensor Height in selected tap geometry. Value is ignored if vantage point = TopLeft. Available DRAM and SensorWidth limit the maximum SensorHeight. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sends a software trigger pulse or adds pulses to the trigger queue if it is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Red gain of the white balancing. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Green gain of the white balancing. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Blue gain of the white balancing. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Read access timeout value in milliseconds. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Offset correction value. Available when LUT functionality is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Invert output. Available when LUT functionality is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Gamma correction value. Available when LUT functionality is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Gain correction value. Available when LUT functionality is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the format of the pixel data transmitted by the camera. This setting has to match the pixel format set in the camera. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Applet-internal processing bit depth. This is the maximum bit depth at which pixels are processed. If you select a highter output and input bit depth, data may be truncated. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of packet errors. This parameter indicates that CXP stream packets are lost. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Overflow handling will be active once the buffer filllevel is above this Value, after the currently active frame is completed. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Overflow handling will be active once the buffer filllevel is above this Value. Frames will be interrupted. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Overflow handling will be inactive once the buffer filllevel is below this Value. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + An overflow event can be generated on each incomplete, lost or correct frame. It is possible to select all permutations of these three events to be reported via overflow event. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether if the image buffer is currently in overflow state. An overflow results in the loss of images. The parameter is reset at each readout cycle. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Automatically outputs packed formats instead of unpacked ones. This parameter is only available if the Automatic Format Control parameter is enabled. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Y-offset of the acquisition ROI independent of the camera ROI. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + X-offset of the acquisition ROI independent of the camera ROI. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Clears the Missing Camera Frame Response parameter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns whether missing frames are reported. If no frame is received for a trigger pulse, the parameter is set to Yes. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables mapping of certain SFNC 1.x node names to SFNC 2.x node names. This allows you to write code for camera devices that are compatible with different SFNC (Standard Features Naming Convention) versions. Available for USB camera devices only. + Applies to: GigE and USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum number of retries for write operations after a write operation has timed out. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum number of retries for read operations after a read operation has timed out. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Field with red LUT Values. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Field with green LUT Values. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Field with blue LUT Values. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Field with LUT Values. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the LUT to be loaded with custom values or uses the applet's processor. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Save current LUT configuration. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Pixel bit depth at LUT output. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Pixel bit depth at LUT input. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Type of LUT implementation. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Switch the LUT and processing functionality on or off. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Filename with custom lookup table values. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Specifies application timeout for the control channel communication. Up to DeviceLinkCommandRetryCount attempts with this timeout are made before a command fails with a timeout error. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Specifies maximum number of tries before failing the control channel commands. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Select the length of an image sequence. Only a single image of the sequence is grabbed. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Defines which image in a sequence is grabbed. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Height of the image ROI on the host side. This parameter is linked with the Height camera parameter. If the camera parameter changes, the host parameter changes accordingly, but not vice versa. The host parameter should not be set to a value different from the camera parameter. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Heartbeat timeout value on the host side in milliseconds. This parameter is linked with the Heartbeat Timeout camera parameter. If the camera parameter changes, the host parameter changes accordingly, and vice versa. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current subnet mask of the GVCP interface of the remote device. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + 48-bit MAC address of the GVCP interface of the remote device. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current IP address of the GVCP interface of the remote device. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current gateway IP address of the GVCP interface of the remote device. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Version of the GenTL description Interface in the applet. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Ignore the FG output format and manage it internally in the GenTL producer + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current input signal levels of all GPI inputs (Bitmask). + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current input signal levels of all front GPI inputs (bit mask). + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the pixel format of the image that is output to the computer. The data is converted from the internal bit width and color format to the output format selected. This setting is not related to the pixel format input from the camera sensor. For more information, see the Pixel Format parameter documentation. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current buffer fill level. This value allows you to check whether the average input bandwidth of the camera is too high to be processed by the applet. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'TriggerQueueFilllevelThresholdOn' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'TriggerQueueFilllevelThresholdOn' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + TriggerQueueFilllevelThresholdOn + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'TriggerQueueFilllevelThresholdOff' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'TriggerQueueFilllevelThresholdOff' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + TriggerQueueFilllevelThresholdOff + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'TriggerExceededPeriodLimits' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'TriggerExceededPeriodLimits' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + TriggerExceededPeriodLimits + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which event to signal to the host application. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'Overflow' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'Overflow' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame Is Truncated + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame Is Lost + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame Is Complete + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Camera FrameID + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Overflow + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether the host application is notified of the selected event. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'FrameTriggerMissed' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'FrameTriggerMissed' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + FrameTriggerMissed + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'FrameTransferStart' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'FrameTransferStart' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + FrameTransferStart + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'FrameTransferEnd' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'FrameTransferEnd' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + FrameTransferEnd + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'DeviceLost' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the unique Identifier of the Device Lost event. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of event 'AcquisitionTrigger' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Software counter for event 'AcquisitionTrigger' + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + AcquisitionTrigger + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Name of the device vendor. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the transport layer of the device. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Serial number of the remote device. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Name of the device model. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Additional information about the manufacturer of the device. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Interface-wide unique ID of the selected device. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the endianness handling mode. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + User-friendly name of the device. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the device's access status at the moment when the Device Update List command was last executed. This value only changes when the Device Update List command is executed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the trigger packet mode. This parameter allows you to send triggers on rising edges only. It can be used for extreme trigger rates. This parameter may violate the CXP standard. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the link configuration for the communication between the receiver and transmitter device. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + User-defined bit shift to the right. This allows you to shift the pixel data in the output format to the right by a value of your choice. The Alignment parameter has to be set to CustomBitShift for this. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of errors corrected. This parameter indicates single-byte error correction in CXP stream packets. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the automatic start of the PylonGigEConnectionGuard. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables sending all commands and receiving all acknowledges twice. This option should only be enabled in case of network problems. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the alignment of the bits in the output format. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Activates or deactivates the automatic control of the ROI in the Device. If this feature is active, the frame grabber ROI is automatically updated to the camera one. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables/disables automatic control of the pixel format in the device. If enabled, the frame grabber's pixel format and its dependencies are automatically updated to match the camera's pixel format setting. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the trigger mode of the area trigger signal. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + List of all parameter names available for pylon device transport layers + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + Returns the full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in RGB 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 (YUYV) Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 16 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 444 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 411 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V2 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V1 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGRA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGBA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 signed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration lists the pixel formats that can be indicated by the pixel format chunk. + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer indicates the value of CRC checksum. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Shaft encoder counter at frame trigger + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Value of the status selected by 'Index' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Used to select a certain status + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number of bits per status + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the trigger input counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value is a bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's virtual input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value is a bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the frame counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration lists the pixel formats that can be indicated by the pixel format chunk. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates indicates the maximum possible pixel value acquired in the image + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates the minimum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value Indicates the height of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value Indicates the width of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value Indicates the Y offset of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value Indicates the X offset of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates the sequence set index number related to the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates the number of bytes of data between the beginning of one line in the acquired image and the beginning of the next line in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + List of all parameter names available for GigE chunk data. + + + The full name of TransmissionType + Returns the full name of TransmissionType + + + The full name of TransmissionType + + + + The stream data is sent to all devices in the same subnet as the camera. The subnet broadcast address is obtained by performing a bitwise OR operation between the camera's IP address (Destination IP Address parameter) and the bit complement of the subnet mask. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream data is sent to all devices in the local area network (255.255.255.255). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream data is sent to selected devices in the local network. The Destination IP Address parameter must be set to a multicast group address (224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255). Some addresses in this range are reserved. If you are unsure, use an address between 239.255.0.0 and 239.255.255.255. This range is assigned by RFC 2365 as a locally administered address space. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream data is sent to a single device in the local network. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream transmission configuration is read from the camera. Use this option only if you want to set up a monitoring application. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + + <ul> + <li> + <b>Default (Unicast)</b><br> + The camera sends stream data to a single controlling application. Other devices cannot + receive the stream data. + </li> + <br> + <li> + <b>Broadcast</b><br> + The camera sends the stream data to all devices on the network. The application which + starts/stops the acquisition is called the controlling application. Other applications + can receive the stream data. These applications are called monitor applications, because + they open the camera in read-only mode. This implies that monitor applications cannot + change the camera configuration and they cannot start/stop the image acquisition. + However, monitor applications can request resend requests for lost stream data packets. + <br><br> + Attention: Broadcasting the stream data packets uses a high amount of network bandwidth + because the stream data packets are forwarded to all devices attached to the + network, even if they are not interested in receiving stream data. + </li> + <br> + <li> + <b>Multicast</b><br> + Multicasting is very similar to broadcasting. The main advantage of multicasting is that + multicasting saves network bandwidth, because the image data stream is only sent to those + devices that are interested in receiving the data. To achieve this, the camera sends image + data streams to members of a multicast group only. A multicast group is defined by an IP + address taken from the multicast address range (224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255). + <br><br> + Every device that wants to receive a multicast data stream has to be a member of a multicast + group. A member of a specific multicast group only receives data destinated for this group. + Data for other groups is not received. Usually network adapters and switches are able to filter + the data efficently on hardware level (layer-2 packet filtering). + <br><br> + When multicasting is enabled for pylon, pylon automatically takes care of joining and leaving + the multicast groups defined by the destination IP address. Keep in mind that some addresses + from the multicast address range are reserved for general purposes. The address range from + 239.255.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 is assigned by RFC 2365 as a locally administered address space. + Use one of these addresses if you are not sure. + <br><br> + On protocol level multicasting involves a so-called IGMP message (IGMP = Internet Group Management Protocol). + To benefit from multicasting, managed network switches should be used. These managed network + switches support the IGMP protocol. Managed network switches supporting the IGMP protocol + will forward multicast packets only if there is a connected device that has joined the + corresponding multicast group. If the switch does not support the IGMP protocol, multicast + is equivalent to broadcasting. + <br><br> + Recommendation:<br> + <ul> + <li> + Each camera should stream to a different multicast group. + </li> + <li> + Streaming to different multicast groups reduces the CPU load and saves network bandwidth + if the network switches supports the IGMP protocol. + </li> + </ul> + </li> + <br> + <li> + <b>Use camera configuration</b><br> + This setting is only available if the application has opened the device in monitor mode. If + the controlling application has already configured the camera stream channel and has possibly + started the acquisition, the monitor application can read all required configuration data + from the camera. Additional configuration is not required. This setting can only be used if + the controlling application has established the stream channel (by opening a pylon stream + grabber object), and the monitor application is started afterwards. + <br><br> + Note, when using broadcast and multicast configurations: When there is more than one camera + device reachable by one network interface, make sure that for each camera a different port + number must be assigned. For assigning port numbers, see the 'DestinationPort' feature. + </li> + </ul> + + + + + The full name of AccessMode + Returns the full name of AccessMode + + + The full name of AccessMode + + + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the mode of access the current application has to the device. + + + The full name of Status + Returns the full name of Status + + + The full name of Status + + + + The stream grabber is locked. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream grabber is open. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream grabber is closed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream grabber is not initialized. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the current status of the stream grabber. + + + The full name of Type + Returns the full name of Type + + + The full name of Type + + + + No suitable driver is installed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the driver type to be used by the stream grabber. + + + + + + The camera will send all stream data to this port. If you manually enter a port + number, it is highly recommended not to choose a port from the ephemeral port + range of the operating system (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephemeral_port) + in order to avoid port collisions. + + <b>Port configuration:</b> + <ol> + <li> + <b>Unicast</b><br> + The port is determined automatically. + Manually choosing a port number might be useful for certain firewall configurations. + </li> + <br> + <li> + <b>Broadcast & Multicast</b><br> + For each device reachable by a specific network interface, a unique, unused port number + must be assigned. Be aware that the suggested default value might be already in use. + Choose an unused port or 0=autoselect in that case. The controlling application and all + monitor applications must use the same port number. There is no autoselect feature + availbale for monitor applications, i.e., monitor applications must not use the 0 value. + For monitor applications it is convenient to use the 'UseCameraConfig' value for the + 'TransmissionType' feature instead. For more details see the 'TransmissionType' feature. + </li> + </ol> + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + IP address to which the stream grabber sends all stream data. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + + <ul> + <li> + <b>Default (Unicast)</b><br> + The camera sends stream data to a single controlling application. Other devices cannot + receive the stream data. + </li> + <br> + <li> + <b>Broadcast</b><br> + The camera sends the stream data to all devices on the network. The application which + starts/stops the acquisition is called the controlling application. Other applications + can receive the stream data. These applications are called monitor applications, because + they open the camera in read-only mode. This implies that monitor applications cannot + change the camera configuration and they cannot start/stop the image acquisition. + However, monitor applications can request resend requests for lost stream data packets. + <br><br> + Attention: Broadcasting the stream data packets uses a high amount of network bandwidth + because the stream data packets are forwarded to all devices attached to the + network, even if they are not interested in receiving stream data. + </li> + <br> + <li> + <b>Multicast</b><br> + Multicasting is very similar to broadcasting. The main advantage of multicasting is that + multicasting saves network bandwidth, because the image data stream is only sent to those + devices that are interested in receiving the data. To achieve this, the camera sends image + data streams to members of a multicast group only. A multicast group is defined by an IP + address taken from the multicast address range (224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255). + <br><br> + Every device that wants to receive a multicast data stream has to be a member of a multicast + group. A member of a specific multicast group only receives data destinated for this group. + Data for other groups is not received. Usually network adapters and switches are able to filter + the data efficently on hardware level (layer-2 packet filtering). + <br><br> + When multicasting is enabled for pylon, pylon automatically takes care of joining and leaving + the multicast groups defined by the destination IP address. Keep in mind that some addresses + from the multicast address range are reserved for general purposes. The address range from + 239.255.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 is assigned by RFC 2365 as a locally administered address space. + Use one of these addresses if you are not sure. + <br><br> + On protocol level multicasting involves a so-called IGMP message (IGMP = Internet Group Management Protocol). + To benefit from multicasting, managed network switches should be used. These managed network + switches support the IGMP protocol. Managed network switches supporting the IGMP protocol + will forward multicast packets only if there is a connected device that has joined the + corresponding multicast group. If the switch does not support the IGMP protocol, multicast + is equivalent to broadcasting. + <br><br> + Recommendation:<br> + <ul> + <li> + Each camera should stream to a different multicast group. + </li> + <li> + Streaming to different multicast groups reduces the CPU load and saves network bandwidth + if the network switches supports the IGMP protocol. + </li> + </ul> + </li> + <br> + <li> + <b>Use camera configuration</b><br> + This setting is only available if the application has opened the device in monitor mode. If + the controlling application has already configured the camera stream channel and has possibly + started the acquisition, the monitor application can read all required configuration data + from the camera. Additional configuration is not required. This setting can only be used if + the controlling application has established the stream channel (by opening a pylon stream + grabber object), and the monitor application is started afterwards. + <br><br> + Note, when using broadcast and multicast configurations: When there is more than one camera + device reachable by one network interface, make sure that for each camera a different port + number must be assigned. For assigning port numbers, see the 'DestinationPort' feature. + </li> + </ul> + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number of packets requested by packet resend commands. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number of emitted packet resend commands sent. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number of failed packets. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number of packets received. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number of frames lost because there were no buffers in the queue. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + GigE cameras: Number of buffers with at least one failed packet. A packet is considered failed if its status is not 'success'. Other cameras: Number of buffers that returned with an error status. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + GigE cameras: Number of frames received. Other cameras: Number of buffers processed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates whether the socket driver is currently available. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates whether the pylon GigE Vision Filter Driver is currently available. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates whether the pylon GigE Vision Performance Driver is currently available. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the mode of access the current application has to the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the current status of the stream grabber. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Socket buffer size in kilobytes. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Thread priority of the receive thread. Only available if the socket driver is used. To assign the priority, the Receive Thread Priority Override parameter must be set to true. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables assigning a custom priority to the thread which receives incoming stream packets. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + + An image frame consists of n numbers of packets. The 'FrameRetention' always starts from the + point in time the receiving end notices that a packet has been received for a particular frame. + If the transmission of packets of a frame is not completed within the 'FrameRetention' time, + the corresponding frame is delivered with status 'Failed'. + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Use Extended-ID if available in camera and supported by driver. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Maximum number of resend requests per missing packet. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Time to wait (in milliseconds) between sending a resend request and considering the request as lost. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Time to wait (in milliseconds) between detecting a missing packet and sending a resend request. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Amount of packet resend requests to be batched, i.e., sent together. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Threshold after which resend requests are initiated. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Size (in frames) of the receive window in which the stream grabber looks for missing packets. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + + Enables or disables probing of a working large packet size before grabbing. + Using large packets reduces the overhead for transferring images but + whether a large packet can be transported depends on the used network hardware + and its configuration. + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + + An image frame consists of n numbers of packets. The packet timeout counting is (re)started + each time a packet is received. If the timeout expires (e.g. no packet was received + during the last 'PacketTimeout' period), the 'Resend Packet Mechanism' is started. + For information, see the 'EnableResend' feature. + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + + An image frame consists of n numbers of packets. Each packet has a header consisting of a 24-bit packet ID. + This packet ID increases with each packet sent, and makes it possible for the receiving end to know if a + particular packet has been lost during the transfer. If 'ResendPacketMechanism' is enabled, and the receiving + end notices a lost packet, it will request the other side (e.g. the camera) to send the lost packet again. + If enabled, the 'ResendPacketMechanism' can cause delays in the timing because the sending end will resend + the lost packet. If disabled, image data packet(s) can get lost which results in an incomplete received frame. + You have to weigh the disadvantages and advantages for your special application to decide whether to enable + or disable this command.<br><br> + + Default setting: <i>Enabled</i> + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Maximum size (in bytes) of a buffer used for grabbing images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Maximum number of buffers that can be used simultaneously for grabbing images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the driver type to be used by the stream grabber. + Applies to: GigE + + + + List of all parameter names available for the GigE low level stream grabber + + + The full name of Status + Returns the full name of Status + + + The full name of Status + + + + The low level event grabber is open. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The low level event grabber is closed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + For internal use only. + + + + For internal use only. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number retry attempts by the camera to get an acknowledge for a sent event message. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Time to wait by the camera if an acknowledge request is configured (RetryCount != 0) to wait until the acknowledge arrives before resending the event message on its own. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number of Buffers that are going to be used receiving events. . + Applies to: GigE + + + + List of all parameter names available for the GigE low level event grabber. + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + Returns the full name of FileOperationStatus + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + + + + This value denotes a failing file operation. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value denotes a successful file operation. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Operation Status feature represents the file operation execution status. + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + Returns the full name of FileOpenMode + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + + + + This mode selects write-only open mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This mode selects read-only open mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Open Mode feature selects the access mode in which a file is opened in the device. + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + Returns the full name of FileOperationSelector + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + + + + Writes FileAccessLength bytes taken from the FileAccessBuffer into the device storage at the file relative offset FileAccessOffset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Reads FileAccessLength bytes from the device storage at the file relative offset FileAccessOffset into FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Closes the file selected by FileSelector in the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Opens the file selected by FileSelector in the device. The access mode in which the file is opened is selected by FileOpenMode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Operation Selector feature selects the target operation for the selected file in the device. This Operation is executed when the FileOperationExecute feature is called. + + + The full name of FileSelector + Returns the full name of FileSelector + + + The full name of FileSelector + + + + Selects the file 'Expert Feature 7 File' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the file 'User Offset Shading 2' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the file 'User Offset Shading 1' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the file 'User Gain Shading 2' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the file 'User Gain Shading 1' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the file 'User Set 3' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the file 'User Set 2' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the file 'User Set 1' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the file 'User Data' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Selector feature selects the target file in the device. + + + The full name of EventNotification + Returns the full name of EventNotification + + + The full name of EventNotification + + + + This enumeration value enables the event notification. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the event notification type to GenICam event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets event notification to off. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the notification type that will be sent to the host application for the selected event. + + + The full name of EventSelector + Returns the full name of EventSelector + + + The full name of EventSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the event overrun event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the acquisition start wait event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the frame start wait event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition wait trigger event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame wait trigger event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Virtual Line 4 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Virtual Line 3 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Virtual Line 2 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Virtual Line 1 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Line 4 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Line 3 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Line 2 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Line 1 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the over temperature event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the critical temperature event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition start trigger event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame start trigger event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame timeout event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition start overtrigger event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame start overtrigger event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the line start overtrigger event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the end of exposure event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the type of event for enabling. + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + Returns the full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in RGB 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 (YUYV) Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 16 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 444 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 411 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V2 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V1 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGRA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGBA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10p format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 signed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration lists the pixel formats that can be indicated by the pixel format chunk. + + + The full name of ChunkSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkSelector + + + The full name of ChunkSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the line trigger counter chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the virtual line status all chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the sequence set index chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the stride chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the CRC checksum chunk for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the shaft encoder counter chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the input status at line trigger chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame per trigger counter chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame trigger counter chunk for enabling + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the line trigger end to end counter chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame trigger ignored counter chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the line trigger ignored counter chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the trigger input counter chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame counter chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the line status all chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the time stamp chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the dynamic range min chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the dynamic range max chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the pixel format chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the height chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the width chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the Y offset chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the X offset chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the image chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects chunks for enabling. + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + Returns the full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + + Expert Feature 10 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Expert Feature 9 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Expert Feature 8 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 7 for configuration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 6 for configuration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 5 for configuration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 4 for configuration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 3 for configuration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 2 for configuration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 1 for configuration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 1 for configuration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the feature to configure. Once a feature has been selected, all changes made using the feature enable feature will be applied to the selected feature + + + The full name of ParameterSelector + Returns the full name of ParameterSelector + + + The full name of ParameterSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure overlap time max limit for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure overhead limits for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the target gray limits for auto functions. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the framerate limits for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure time limits for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the blacklevel limits for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the brightness limits for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the gain limits for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the parameter to configure. Selects the parameter to configure. Once a parameter has been selected, all changes made using the Remove Limits feature will be applied to the selected parameter + + + The full name of LastError + Returns the full name of LastError + + + The full name of LastError + + + + Indicates an user defect pixel failure. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + In trigger width exposure mode, a minimum trigger width is required. The trigger width was shorter than the minimum required. Increase the trigger width to the minimum or above. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates that the power supply is not sufficient. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The over temperature state has been detected. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates that a parameter was set to an invalid value. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates an error was detected while loading a userset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates that the camera was overtriggered. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates that no error was detected. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the error that was detected last. + + + The full name of TemperatureState + Returns the full name of TemperatureState + + + The full name of TemperatureState + + + + Error + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Critical + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Ok + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Temperature State + + + The full name of TemperatureSelector + Returns the full name of TemperatureSelector + + + The full name of TemperatureSelector + + + + Temperature on the camera case + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Temperature on framegrabber board + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Temperature on core board + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Temperature on sensor board + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Lists the temperature sources available for readout + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + Returns the full name of DeviceScanType + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the camera uses an Line scan type of sensor. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the camera uses an area scan type of sensor. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration lists the possible scan types for the sensor in the device. + + + The full name of FeatureSet + Returns the full name of FeatureSet + + + The full name of FeatureSet + + + + Makes available the basic feature set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Makes available the full feature set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects a feature set description file. + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + Returns the full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of ShadingSetCreate + Returns the full name of ShadingSetCreate + + + The full name of ShadingSetCreate + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + ShadingSetCreate + + + The full name of ShadingSetSelector + Returns the full name of ShadingSetSelector + + + The full name of ShadingSetSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the User Shading Set 2 for activation by the activate command. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the User Shading Set 1 for activation by the activate command. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the default shading set for activation by the activate command. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the shading set to which the activate command will be applied. + + + The full name of ShadingSetDefaultSelector + Returns the full name of ShadingSetDefaultSelector + + + The full name of ShadingSetDefaultSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the User Shading Set 2 as the bootup shading set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the User Shading Set 1 as the bootup shading set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the default shading set (factory-created) as the bootup shading set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the shading set that will be loaded into the volatile memory during camera bootup. + + + The full name of ShadingStatus + Returns the full name of ShadingStatus + + + The full name of ShadingStatus + + + + This enumeration value indicates that a problem related to creating a shading set occurred. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the selected shading set could not be loaded into the volatile memory. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that a problem related to the startup shading set occurred. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the latest operation related to shading correction was successful. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeratuion indicates error statuses related to shading correction. + + + The full name of ShadingSelector + Returns the full name of ShadingSelector + + + The full name of ShadingSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects gain shading correction, i.e. the correction for photo response non-uniformity (PRNU). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects offset shading correction, i.e. the correction for dark signal non-uniformity (DSNU). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the kind of shading correction. + + + The full name of ColorOverexposureCompensationAOISelector + Returns the full name of ColorOverexposureCompensationAOISelector + + + The full name of ColorOverexposureCompensationAOISelector + + + + Selects Color Overexposure Compensation AOI 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selcts the area of interest where color overexposure compensation will be performed. + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeAdjustmentSelector + Returns the full name of AutoTonalRangeAdjustmentSelector + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeAdjustmentSelector + + + + Only the dark end of the tonal range can be adjusted. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Only the bright end of the tonal range can be adjusted. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The dark and bright end of the tonal range can be adjusted. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets which parts of the tonal range can be adjusted. + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeModeSelector + Returns the full name of AutoTonalRangeModeSelector + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeModeSelector + + + + Only contrast is adjusted when the Tonal Range Auto auto function is enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Only color is adjusted when the Tonal Range Auto auto function is enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Color and contrast are adjusted when the Tonal Range Auto auto function is enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the kind of tonal range auto adjustment. + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Auto Function AOI 2 is used by the Balance White Auto function. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Auto Function AOI 1 is used by the Gain Auto and Exposure Auto functions. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Auto Function AOI. + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + + Exposure time is kept as low as possible and is adjusted quickly. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Gain time is kept as low as possible and is adjusted quickly. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + When this setting is selected tries to keep the exposure time value at its minimum. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + When this setting is selected tries to keep the gain value at its minimum. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the profile for controlling gain and shutter simultaneously. + + + The full name of DefaultSetSelector + Returns the full name of DefaultSetSelector + + + The full name of DefaultSetSelector + + + + The Light Microscopy factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + customer factory set 1 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + customer factory set 0 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Factory set disabling color adjustments + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Factory set enabling color adjustments + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Factory set using auto functions + Applies to: GigE + + + + + High gain factory set + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Standard factory set + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the which factory setting will be used as default set. + + + The full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + Returns the full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + + + The full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + + + + The Light Microscopy factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets user set 3 as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets user set 2 as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets user set 1 as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the custom 1 user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the custom 0 user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the raw color user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the color user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the auto function user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the high gain user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the default user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the configuration set to be used as the default startup set. The configuration set that has been selected as the default startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + Returns the full name of UserSetSelector + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + + + + The Light Microscopy factory set can be loaded. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user set 3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user set 2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user set 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Factory set enabling custom 1 settings + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Factory set enabling custom 0 settings + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Factory set disabling color adjustments + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Factory set enabling color adjustments + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Factory set using auto functions + Applies to: GigE + + + + + High gain factory set + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the default configuration set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the configuration set to load, save or configure. Possible values for the User Set Selector are: Default: Selects a configuration set that contains factory settings. User Set 1: Selects the first user set. When the Default configuration set is selected and loaded using User Set Load, the device must be in default factory settings state and must make sure the mandatory continuous acquisition use case works directly. Default User Set is read-only and cannot be modified. + + + The full name of GevIEEE1588StatusLatched + Returns the full name of GevIEEE1588StatusLatched + + + The full name of GevIEEE1588StatusLatched + + + + While a port is in the SLAVE state, the port is synchronizing with the selected master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + While a port is in the UNCALIBRATED state, one or more master ports have been detected in the domain, the appropriate master port has been selected, and the local port is preparing to synchronize with the selected master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + While a port is in the PASSIVE state, the port is not behaving as a master port nor does it synchronize with a master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + While a port is in the MASTER state, the port is behaving as a master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + While a port is in the PRE_MASTER state, the port shall behave in all respects as though it were in the MASTER state except that some messages will not be placed. Refer to the IEEE 1588 specification for additional information + Applies to: GigE + + + + + While a port is in the LISTENING state, the port is waiting for the announceReceiptTimeout to expire or to receive an Announce message from a master. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + While a port is in the DISABLED state, the port shall not place any messages on its communication path. A port in this state shall discard all PTP received messages except for management messages. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + While a port is in the FAULTY state, the port shall not place any PTP messages except for management messages that are a required response to another management message on its communication path. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + While a port is in the INITIALIZING state, the port initializes its data sets, hardware, and communication facilities. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Undefined + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the latched state of the IEEE 1588 clock. (The state must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The state is indicated by values 1 to 9, corresponding to the states INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, and SLAVE. Refer to the IEEE 1588 specification for additional information. + + + The full name of GevIEEE1588Status + Returns the full name of GevIEEE1588Status + + + The full name of GevIEEE1588Status + + + + The port is synchronizing to the selected master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + One or more master ports have been detected in h domain. he appropriate master port has been selected, and the local port is preparing to synchronize to the selected master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Passive state. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is behaving as a master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The PreMaster state. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is waiting for the announceReceiptTimeout to expire or to receive an Announce message from a master. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port shall not place any messages on its communication path. A port in this state shall discard all PTP received messages except for management messages. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The fault state of the protocol. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + While a port is in the INITIALIZING state, the port initializes its data sets, hardware, and communication facilities. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Undefined + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Provides the state of the IEEE 1588 clock. Values of this field must match the IEEE 1588 PTP port state enumeration (INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, SLAVE). Please refer to IEEE 1588 for additional information. + + + The full name of GevStreamChannelSelector + Returns the full name of GevStreamChannelSelector + + + The full name of GevStreamChannelSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects stream channel 0 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the stream channels to configure. Once a stream channel has been selected, all changes to the stream channel settings will be applied to the selected stream channel. + + + The full name of GevCCP + Returns the full name of GevCCP + + + The full name of GevCCP + + + + This enumeration value sets the control channel privilege feature to exclusive control. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the control channel privilege feature to control. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the control channel privilege feature to exclusive. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the control channel privilege feature. + + + The full name of GevGVSPExtendedIDMode + Returns the full name of GevGVSPExtendedIDMode + + + The full name of GevGVSPExtendedIDMode + + + + On + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Off + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enable extended ID mode for GVSP (64 bit block_id64, 32 bit packet_id32). This bit cannot be reset if the stream channels do not support the standard ID mode. + + + The full name of GevInterfaceSelector + Returns the full name of GevInterfaceSelector + + + The full name of GevInterfaceSelector + + + + This selects the physical network interface to configure. Once a network interface has been selected, all changes to the network interface settings will be applied to the selected interface. + + + The full name of LUTSelector + Returns the full name of LUTSelector + + + The full name of LUTSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the luminance LUT for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration the lookup table (LUT) to configure. Once a LUT has been selected, all changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + + + The full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + Returns the full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + + + The full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + Returns the full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + + + The full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + Returns the full name of CounterResetSource + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + + + + This enumeration value selects Virtual Input Decoder Active as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput4 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput3 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput2 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput1 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC4 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC3 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC2 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC1 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 8 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 7 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 6 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 5 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 4 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 3 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 2 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 1 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects software command as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value disables counter reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the source of the reset for the selected counter. + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + Returns the full name of CounterEventSource + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + + + + Counts the number of Exposure End. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Exposure Start. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Line End. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Line Start. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Line Trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Frame End. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Frame Start. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Frame Trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Acquisition End. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Acquisition Start. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Acquisition Trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Counter is stopped. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the event that will be the source to increment the counter. + + + The full name of CounterSelector + Returns the full name of CounterSelector + + + The full name of CounterSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects counter 4 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects counter 3 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects counter 2 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects counter 1 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the counter to configure. Once a counter has been selected, all changes to the counter settings will be applied to the selected counter. + + + The full name of TimerTriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TimerTriggerActivation + + + The full name of TimerTriggerActivation + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change needed to start the timer to level low. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change needed to start the timer to level high. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change needed to start the timer to falling edge. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change needed to start the timer to rising edge. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the type of signal transistion that will start the timer. + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + Returns the full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + + Starts with the reception of the flash window start. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected timer to exposure active. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected timer to off. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + + + The full name of TimerSelector + Returns the full name of TimerSelector + + + The full name of TimerSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects timer 4 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects timer 3 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects timer 2 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects timer 1 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the timer to configure. . Once a timer has been selected, all changes to the timer settings will be applied to the selected timer. + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterSignalAlignment + Returns the full name of FrequencyConverterSignalAlignment + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterSignalAlignment + + + + For the falling edge of each signal received from the pre-divider sub-module a phase-locked falling edge of a signal generated by the multiplier sub-module is provided. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + For the rising edge of each signal received from the pre-divider sub-module a phase-locked rising edge of a signal generated by the multiplier sub-module is provided. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the signal transition relationships between the signals received from the pre-divider sub-module and the signals generated by the multiplier sub-module. + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterInputSource + Returns the full name of FrequencyConverterInputSource + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterInputSource + + + + Selects the output of the shaft encoder module as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects CC4 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects CC3 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects CC2 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects CC1 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 8 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 7 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 6 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 5 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 4 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 3 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 2 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 1 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the input source for the frequency converter module. + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleCounterMode + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleCounterMode + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleCounterMode + + + + The tick counter of the shaft encoder module increments for forward ticks for reverse ticks, i.e. the tick counts are incremented regardless of the direction of movement. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The tick counter of the shaft encoder module increments for forward ticks and decrements for reverse ticks. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the counting mode of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleMode + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleMode + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleMode + + + + This enumeration value selects that the shaft encoder module will output trigger signals for forward ticks only provided the reverse counter is not decrementing. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects that the shaft encoder module will output trigger signals for forward and reverse ticks provided the reverse counter is neither incrementing nor decrementing. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the circumstances for the shaft encoder module to output trigger signals. + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSource + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSource + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSource + + + + This enumeration value selects CC4 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC3 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC2 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC1 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 8 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 7 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 6 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 5 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 4 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 3 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 2 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 1 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the input line as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSelector + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSelector + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSelector + + + + Selects phase B of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects phase A of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the phase of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + + + The full name of VInpSignalReadoutActivation + Returns the full name of VInpSignalReadoutActivation + + + The full name of VInpSignalReadoutActivation + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change necessary to start the signal evaluation. When the camera detects a falling edge, it starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change necessary to start the signal evaluation. When the camera detects a rising edge, it starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects when to start the signal evaluation. The camera waits for a rising/falling edge on the input line. When the appropriate signal has been received, the camera starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. When one bit pattern is finished, the camera waits for the next rising/falling edge to read out the next incoming bit pattern. The camera stops listening once three bits have been received. + + + The full name of VInpSignalSource + Returns the full name of VInpSignalSource + + + The full name of VInpSignalSource + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line on which the camera receives the virtual input signal. + + + The full name of SyncUserOutputSelector + Returns the full name of SyncUserOutputSelector + + + The full name of SyncUserOutputSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 8 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 7 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 6 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 5 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 4 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 3 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 2 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 1 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + Returns the full name of UserOutputSelector + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 8 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 7 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 6 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 5 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 4 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 3 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 2 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 1 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the user settable output signal to configure. Once a user settable output signal has been selected, all changes to the user settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user settable output signal. + + + The full name of LineSource + Returns the full name of LineSource + + + The full name of LineSource + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to the sync user settable signal 3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to the sync user settable signal 2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to the sync user settable signal 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to the sync user settable signal 0. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 0. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This signal for the output is rising with frame trigger wait and falling with exposure active. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value associates the output of the camera's frequency converter module with the selected output line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value associates the output of the camera's shaft encoder module with the selected output line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value associates the AcquisitionTriggerWait software status as a signal level with the selected output line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 4. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 4 active. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 3 active. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 2 active. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 1 active. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value associates the LineTriggerWait software status as a signal level with the selected output line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value associates the FrameTriggerWait software status as a signal level with the selected output line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to exposure active. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to off. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the internally generated camera signal (source signal) for the selected line when the selected line is an output. + + + The full name of LineFormat + Returns the full name of LineFormat + + + The full name of LineFormat + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to opto-coupled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to RS-422. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to LVDS. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to TTL. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to tri-state. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to not connected. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature controls the current electrical format of the selected physical input or output Line. Line Format can take any of the following values: No Connect: The Line is not connected. Tri-state: The Line is currently in Tri-state mode (Not driven). TTL: The Line is currently accepting or sending TTL level signals. LVDS: The Line is currently accepting or sending LVDS level signals. RS-422: The Line is currently accepting or sending RS-422 level signals. Opto-coupled: The Line is Opto-coupled. + + + The full name of LineLogic + Returns the full name of LineLogic + + + The full name of LineLogic + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of LineMode + Returns the full name of LineMode + + + The full name of LineMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected line to output. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected line to input. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature controls whether the physical Line is used to Input or Output a signal. When a Line supports input and output mode, the default state is Input to avoid possible electrical contention. Line Mode can take any of the following values: Input: The selected physical line is used to input an electrical signal. Output: The selected physical line is used to output an electrical signal. + + + The full name of LineSelector + Returns the full name of LineSelector + + + The full name of LineSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects output line 4 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects output line 3 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects output line 2 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects output line 1 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 4 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 3 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 2 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 1 for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line to configure. Once a line has been selected, all changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + Returns the full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Device is currently waiting for a line trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Device is doing the exposure of a frame. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Device is currently transferring a frame. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Device is currently doing the capture of a frame. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Device is currently waiting for a Frame trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Device is currently transferring an acquisition of one or many frames. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Device is currently doing an acquisition of one or many frames. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Device is currently waiting for a trigger for the capture of one or many frames. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration is used to select which internal acquisition signal to read using AcquisitionStatus. + + + The full name of SensorReadoutMode + Returns the full name of SensorReadoutMode + + + The full name of SensorReadoutMode + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the readout mode of the device + + + The full name of ShutterMode + Returns the full name of ShutterMode + + + The full name of ShutterMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the shutter mode to global reset release shutter. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the shutter mode to rolling shutter. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the shutter mode to global shutter. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the shutter mode. + + + The full name of ExposureOverlapTimeMode + Returns the full name of ExposureOverlapTimeMode + + + The full name of ExposureOverlapTimeMode + + + + Calculates and applies automatically the maximum possible overlap between immediately succeeding image acquisitions. For all image acquisitions, overlaps are based on the related individual sensor readout times. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Allows to manually set the ExposureOverlapTimeMax parameter. Its parameter value defines a constant maximum overlap between immediately succeeding image acquisitions. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the manual or automatic control of the maximum overlap between immediately succeeding image acquisitions. + + + The full name of ExposureTimeMode + Returns the full name of ExposureTimeMode + + + The full name of ExposureTimeMode + + + + The exposure time mode is set to Ultra Short. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The exposure time mode is set to Standard. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the exposure time mode. + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + Returns the full name of ExposureAuto + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + + + + When the 'continuous' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted while images are acquired. The repeated automatic adjustment will proceed until the 'once' mode of operation is used or until the auto function is set to 'off'. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + When the 'once' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted until the related image property reaches the target value. After the automatic parameter value adjustment is complete, the auto function will automatically be set to 'off' and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Disables the Exposure Auto function. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The exposure auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Exposure Time Abs parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data of the related Auto Function AOI is reached. + + + The full name of InterlacedIntegrationMode + Returns the full name of InterlacedIntegrationMode + + + The full name of InterlacedIntegrationMode + + + + Sets the integration mode to frame integration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the integration mode to field integration + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Interlaced Integration Mode. + + + The full name of ExposureMode + Returns the full name of ExposureMode + + + The full name of ExposureMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the exposure mode to trigger controlled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the exposure mode to trigger width. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the exposure mode to timed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the exposure mode to off. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the exposure mode. + + + The full name of TriggerDelaySource + Returns the full name of TriggerDelaySource + + + The full name of TriggerDelaySource + + + + Selects the trigger delay to be expressed as a number of consecutive line triggers. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the trigger delay to be expressed as a time interval (in microseconds). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects wheter trigger delay is defined as a time interval or as a number of consecutive line triggers. + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TriggerActivation + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + + + + Sets the selected trigger to become active when the source signal is low + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the selected trigger to become active when the source signal is high + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the selected trigger to become active on the falling or rising edge of the source signal + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the selected trigger to become active on the falling edge of the source signal + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the sets the selected trigger to become active on the rising edge of the source signal. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal transition needed to activate the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerSource + Returns the full name of TriggerSource + + + The full name of TriggerSource + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input Decoder Active. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 4. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to action command signal 4. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to action command signal 3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to action command signal 2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to action command signal 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to user output 2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to user output 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to counter 1 end. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to counter 1 start. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to timer 1 end. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to timer 1 start. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to CC4. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to CC3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to CC2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to CC1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 8. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 7. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 6. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 5. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 4. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 2 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to software trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal source for the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerMode + Returns the full name of TriggerMode + + + The full name of TriggerMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected trigger to on. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected trigger to off. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the trigger mode for the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + Returns the full name of TriggerSelector + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure active trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure end trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure start trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the line start trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame active trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame end trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame start trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition active trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition end trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition start trigger for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the trigger type to configure. Once a trigger type has been selected, all changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerControlImplementation + Returns the full name of TriggerControlImplementation + + + The full name of TriggerControlImplementation + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + Returns the full name of AcquisitionMode + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's acquisition mode to continuous. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's acquisition mode to multi frame. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's acquisition mode to single frame + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the image acquisition mode. + + + The full name of ROIZoneMode + Returns the full name of ROIZoneMode + + + The full name of ROIZoneMode + + + + Enables the previously set ROI zone. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Disables the previously set ROI zone. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Provides for enabling/disabling the previously set ROI zone. + + + The full name of ROIZoneSelector + Returns the full name of ROIZoneSelector + + + The full name of ROIZoneSelector + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 7 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 6 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 5 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 4 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 3 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 2 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 1 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 0 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets a ROI zone to be enabled, configured, and assembled with other ROI zones. + + + The full name of BinningModeVertical + Returns the full name of BinningModeVertical + + + The full name of BinningModeVertical + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to averaging. The grey values of binned pixels are averaged. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to summing. The grey values of binned pixels are summed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning mode. + + + The full name of BinningVerticalMode + Returns the full name of BinningVerticalMode + + + The full name of BinningVerticalMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to average. The grey values of binned pixels are averaged. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to summing. The grey values of binned pixels are summed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning mode. + + + The full name of BinningModeHorizontal + Returns the full name of BinningModeHorizontal + + + The full name of BinningModeHorizontal + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to averaging. The grey values of binned pixels are averaged. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to summing. The grey values of binned pixels are summed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the horizontal binning mode. + + + The full name of BinningHorizontalMode + Returns the full name of BinningHorizontalMode + + + The full name of BinningHorizontalMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to average. The grey values of binned pixels are averaged. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to sum. The grey values of binned pixels are summed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the horizontal binning mode. + + + The full name of LegacyBinningVertical + Returns the full name of LegacyBinningVertical + + + The full name of LegacyBinningVertical + + + + This enumeration value sets vertical binning to 2 rows. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets vertical binning to disabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning feature. + + + The full name of TonalRangeSelector + Returns the full name of TonalRangeSelector + + + The full name of TonalRangeSelector + + + + Only the blue pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Only the green pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Only the red pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The summed RGB pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets which pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + + + The full name of TonalRangeAuto + Returns the full name of TonalRangeAuto + + + The full name of TonalRangeAuto + + + + Automatic tonal range adjustment is enabled. The adjustment is carried out once when the next image is acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Automatic tonal range adjustment is disabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Tonal Range Auto auto function. + + + The full name of TonalRangeEnable + Returns the full name of TonalRangeEnable + + + The full name of TonalRangeEnable + + + + Tonal range adjustment is enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Tonal range adjustment is disabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets whether tonal range adjustment is used. + + + The full name of PgiMode + Returns the full name of PgiMode + + + The full name of PgiMode + + + + Basler PGI image optimizations are enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Basler PGI image optimizations are disabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables Basler PGI image optimizations. + + + The full name of DemosaicingMode + Returns the full name of DemosaicingMode + + + The full name of DemosaicingMode + + + + Demosaicing is performed using the Basler PGI algorithm. This algorithm uses advanced demosaicing methods. The Sharpness Enhancement and Noise Reduction features are enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Demosaicing is performed using a simple demosaicing algorithm. The Sharpness Enhancement and Noise Reduction features are disabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the demosaicing mode. + + + The full name of BslContrastMode + Returns the full name of BslContrastMode + + + The full name of BslContrastMode + + + + SCurve contrast enhancement is used to adjust the contrast. It improves the perceived contrast while preserving the dynamic range of the image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Linear contrast enhancement is used to adjust the contrast. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the Contrast Mode. + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + Returns the full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + + Selects magenta for the adjustment of colors with predominant magenta. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects blue for the adjustment of colors with predominant blue. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects cyan for the adjustment of colors with predominant cyan. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects green the adjustment of colors with predominant green. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects yellow for the adjustment of colors with predominant yellow. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects red for the adjustment of colors with predominant red. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the color for color adjustment. +Those colors in the image will be adjusted where the selected color predominates. + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + + Element in row 2 and column 2 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Element in row 2 and column 1 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Element in row 2 and column 0 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Element in row 1 and column 2 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Element in row 1 and column 1 of the color transformation matrix + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Element in row 1 and column 0 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Element in row 0 and column 2 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Element in row 0 and column 1 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Element in row 0 and column 0 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the element to be entered in the 3 x 3 color transformation matrix for custom matrix color transformation. +Note: Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can not be changed. + + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + + Matrix color transformation from RGB to YUV. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Matrix color transformation from YUV to RGB. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Matrix color transformation from RGB to RGB. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the matrix color transformation between color spaces. +Generally, the related color spaces are used for internal processing: The color signals provided by the sensor are transformed to the RGB color space to allow further transformations (to account for the type of light source, for color adjustment, for white balance, etc.). +The color transformation selected here does not refer to the color space selected for the transmission of image data out of the camera. + + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + Returns the full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the blue balance ratio control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the green balance ratio control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the red balance ratio control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects a balance ratio control to configuration. Once a balance ratio control has been selected, all changes to the balance ratio settings will be applied to the selected control. + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + Returns the full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + + When the 'continuous' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted while images are acquired. The repeated automatic adjustment will proceed until the 'once' mode of operation is used or until the auto function is set to 'off'. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + When the 'once' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted until the related image property reaches the target value. After the automatic parameter value adjustment is complete, the auto function will automatically be set to 'off' and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Disables the Balance White Auto function. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The automatic white balance is a two-step process: First, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values for red, green, and blue are each set to 1.5. Then, assuming a 'grey world' model, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values are adjusted such that the average gray values for the 'red' and 'blue' pixels match the average gray value for the 'green' pixels. + + + The full name of LightSourceSelector + Returns the full name of LightSourceSelector + + + The full name of LightSourceSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + A predefined matrix is used for matrix color transformation. The matrix is optimized for image acquisition with daylight of 6500 K. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with microscope LED illumination of 6000 K is set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with microscope LED illumination of 5500 K is set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with microscope LED illumination of 4500 K is set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + A predefined matrix is used for matrix color transformation. The matrix is optimized for image acquisition with tungsten incandescent light (3100 K). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + A predefined matrix is used for matrix color transformation. The matrix is optimized for image acquisition with daylight of 5000 K. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Allows using a custom defined color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + No matrix color transformation for specific light source is performed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the color transformation mode to select the type of light source to be considered for matrix color transformation. + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + Returns the full name of TestImageSelector + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 7 pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 6 pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 5 pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 4 pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 3 pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 2 pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 1 pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving diagonal color gradient pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a 12 bit moving diagonal gray gradient feature test pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with an 8 bit moving diagonal gray gradient feature test pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a 12 bit moving diagonal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with an 8 bit moving diagonal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with an 8 bit fixed diagonal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a camera specific pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a frame counter pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a color bar pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving vertical line pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving horizontal line pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving vertical gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving horizontal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a fixed vertical gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a fixed horizontal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit white test images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit black test images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's test image generation capability to disabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration provides a list of the available test images. Selecting a test image from the list will enable the test image. + + + The full name of FieldOutputMode + Returns the full name of FieldOutputMode + + + The full name of FieldOutputMode + + + + Sets the mode to output a frame generated by deinterlacing field 0 and field 1 using the deinterlacer selected by feature Deinterlacer. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the mode to output a frame consisting of field 0 in the upper half and field 1 in the lower half of the frame. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the mode to only output field 0 and field 1 in single frames. Starting with field 0. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the mode to only output field 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the mode to only output field 0. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the mode to output the fields. + + + The full name of SpatialCorrectionStartingLine + Returns the full name of SpatialCorrectionStartingLine + + + The full name of SpatialCorrectionStartingLine + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + Returns the full name of PixelColorFilter + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + + + + This enumeration value indicates that no Bayer filter is present on the camera. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has a BG/GR alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has a GR/BG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has a GB/RG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has an RG/GB alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + + + The full name of PixelSize + Returns the full name of PixelSize + + + The full name of PixelSize + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 64 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 48 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 36 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 32 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 24 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 16 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 12 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 12 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 10 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 8 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 4 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 2 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 1 bits per pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images in bits per pixel. This value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + + + The full name of PixelCoding + Returns the full name of PixelCoding + + + The full name of PixelCoding + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 10p + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 10p + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 10p + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 10p + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the color coding of the pixels in the acquired images + + + The full name of PixelFormat + Returns the full name of PixelFormat + + + The full name of PixelFormat + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 10p. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 10p. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 10p. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 10p. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 8 Signed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 16. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 16. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 16. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 16. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 422 (YUYV) Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 16 Planar. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 12 Planar. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 10 Planar. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 8 Planar. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 444 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 422 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 411 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 10V2 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 10V1 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGR 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGR 10 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 10 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGRA 8 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGBA 8 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGR 8 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 8 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 12. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 12. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 12. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 12. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 10. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 10. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 10. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 10. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 8. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 8. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 8. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 8. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 16. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 12 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 12. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 10p + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 10 Packed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 10. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 8. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the format of the pixel data transmitted for acquired images. + + + The full name of SensorDigitizationTaps + Returns the full name of SensorDigitizationTaps + + + The full name of SensorDigitizationTaps + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature represents the number of digitized samples output simultaneously by the camera A/D conversion stage. + + + The full name of SensorBitDepth + Returns the full name of SensorBitDepth + + + The full name of SensorBitDepth + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature selects the amount of data bits the sensor produces for one sample. + + + The full name of GammaSelector + Returns the full name of GammaSelector + + + The full name of GammaSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the fixed sRGB gamma curve + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the the user configurable gamma curve. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the type of gamma to apply. + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + Returns the full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the blue black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the green black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the red black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 4 black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 3 black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 2 black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 1 black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available digital black level controls for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available analog black level controls for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available black level controls for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the black level control to configure. Once a black level control has been selected, all changes to the black level settings will be applied to the selected control. + + + The full name of GainSelector + Returns the full name of GainSelector + + + The full name of GainSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the blue gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the green gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the red gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 4 gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 3 gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 2 gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 1 gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available digital gain controls for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available analog gain controls for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available gain controls for adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the gain control to configure. Once a gain control has been selected, all changes to the gain settings will be applied to the selected control. + + + The full name of GainAuto + Returns the full name of GainAuto + + + The full name of GainAuto + + + + When the 'continuous' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted while images are acquired. The repeated automatic adjustment will proceed until the 'once' mode of operation is used or until the auto function is set to 'off'. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + When the 'once' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted until the related image property reaches the target value. After the automatic parameter value adjustment is complete, the auto function will automatically be set to 'off' and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Disables the Gain Auto function. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The gain auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Gain Raw parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data from Auto Function AOI1 is reached. + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSource + Returns the full name of SequenceAddressBitSource + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSource + + + + Selects Virtual Input Decoder Active as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 4 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 3 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 2 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 1 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects CC4 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects CC3 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects CC2 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects CC1 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 8 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 7 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 6 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 5 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 4 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 3 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 2 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects line 1 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSelector + Returns the full name of SequenceAddressBitSelector + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSelector + + + + Selects bit 3 of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects bit 2 of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects bit 1 of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects bit 0 of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects a bit of the sequence set address. + + + The full name of SequenceControlSource + Returns the full name of SequenceControlSource + + + The full name of SequenceControlSource + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input Decoder Active. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 4. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CC4. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CC3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CC2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CC1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 8. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 7. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 6. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 5. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 4. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Automatic sequence set advance. The sequence repeat starts with sequence set index number 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Advance via asynchronous advance only. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the source for sequence control. Possible values: Disabled - advance via asynchronous advance. Always Active - automatic sequence set advance. The sequence repeat starts with sequence set index number 1. Line N - the source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line N. CCN - the source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CCN. + + + The full name of SequenceControlSelector + Returns the full name of SequenceControlSelector + + + The full name of SequenceControlSelector + + + + Selects controls for sequence set advance. Only available in Controlled sequence advance mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects controls for sequence restart. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects between controls for sequence restart or sequence set advance. + + + The full name of SequenceAdvanceMode + Returns the full name of SequenceAdvanceMode + + + The full name of SequenceAdvanceMode + + + + The sequence sets are selected according to the states of the input lines as the frame triggers occur. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sequence set advance controlled by settable source. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Automatic sequence set advance as images are acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the sequence set advance mode. Possible values: Auto - automatic sequence set advance as images are acquired. Controlled - sequence set advance controlled by settable source. Free selection - the sequence sets are selected according to the states of the input lines. + + + The full name of SequenceConfigurationMode + Returns the full name of SequenceConfigurationMode + + + The full name of SequenceConfigurationMode + + + + Enables the sequencer for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Disables the sequencer for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables or disables the sequencer for configuration. + + + + The File Operation Execute feature is the command that executes the operation selected by FileOperationSelector on the selected file. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Size feature represents the size of the selected file in bytes. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Operation Result feature represents the file operation result. For Read or Write operations, the number of successfully read/written bytes is returned. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Operation Status feature represents the file operation execution status. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Open Mode feature selects the access mode in which a file is opened in the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Operation Selector feature selects the target operation for the selected file in the device. This Operation is executed when the FileOperationExecute feature is called. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The File Selector feature selects the target file in the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Time stamp of the acquisition start wait event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Stream channel index of the acquisition start wait event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Time stamp of the frame start wait event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Stream channel index of the frame start wait event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an acquisition wait event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an acquisition wait event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an frame wait event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an frame wait event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an io virtual line 4 rising edge event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an io virtual line 4 rising edge event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an io virtual line 3 rising edge event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an io virtual line 3 rising edge event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an io virtual line 2 rising edge event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an io virtual line 2 rising edge event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an io virtual line 1 rising edge event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an io virtual line 1 rising edge event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an io line 4 rising edge event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an io line 4 rising edge event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an io line 3 rising edge event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an io line 3 rising edge event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an io line 2 rising edge event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an io line 2 rising edge event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an io line 1 rising edge event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an io line 1 rising edge event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for a critical temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for a critical temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Time stamp of the action late event. A action late event is raised when a scheduled action command with a timestamp in the past is received. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Stream channel index of the action late event. A action late event is raised when a scheduled action command with a timestamp in the past is received. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an over temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an over temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for a critical temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for a critical temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an event overrun event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the frame ID for an event overrun event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the stream channel index for an event overrun event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an frame timeout event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an frame timeout event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an Acquisition start overtrigger event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an acquisition start overtrigger event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an acquisition start event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an acquisition start event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an frame start event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an frame start event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an frame start overtrigger event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an frame start overtrigger event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an line start overtrigger event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an line start overtrigger event + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an exposure end event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the frame ID for an exposure end event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the stream channel index for an exposure end event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the notification type that will be sent to the host application for the selected event. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the type of event for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer indicates the value of CRC checksum. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Shaft encoder counter at frame trigger + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Value of the status selected by 'Index' + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Used to select a certain status + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number of bits per status + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the trigger input counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value is a bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's virtual input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value is a bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the frame counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration lists the pixel formats that can be indicated by the pixel format chunk. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates indicates the maximum possible pixel value acquired in the image + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates the minimum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value Indicates the height of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value Indicates the width of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value Indicates the Y offset of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value Indicates the X offset of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates the sequence set index number related to the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates the number of bytes of data between the beginning of one line in the acquired image and the beginning of the next line in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value enables the inclusion of the selected chunk in the payload data. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects chunks for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value enables the camera's chunk mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enable the selected Feature + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the key to access the selected feature + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the feature to configure. Once a feature has been selected, all changes made using the feature enable feature will be applied to the selected feature + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the number of prelines. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Removes the factory-set limits of the selected parameter. Having removed the factory-set limits you may set the parameter within extended limits. These are only defined by technical restrictions. Note: Inferior image quality may result. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the parameter to configure. Selects the parameter to configure. Once a parameter has been selected, all changes made using the Remove Limits feature will be applied to the selected parameter + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Version of the color modifications applied to images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Erases the last error and possibly reveals a previous error. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the error that was detected last. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Shows the over temperature state of the selected target + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Shows the over temperature state of the selected target + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Temperature State + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Shows the current temperature of the selected target in degrees centigrade + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Lists the temperature sources available for readout + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a command that immediately resets and reboots the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration lists the possible scan types for the sensor in the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read/write element. It is a user programmable string. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that provides a unique identifier for the device such as a serial number or a GUID. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that indicates the version of the device's firmware and software. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that indicates the version of the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that provides additional information from the vendor about the camera. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a text description that indicates the model name of the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a text description that indicates the name of the device's vendor. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects a feature set description file. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + If the camera contains multiple GenICam XML files, this parameter determines which of them is accessible to non-manifest-aware software accessing register address 0x0200 (first url). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + ShadingSetCreate + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command copies the selected shading set from the camera's non-volatile memory into the volatile memory. Shading correction is performed using the shading set in the volatile memory. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the shading set to which the activate command will be applied. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the shading set that will be loaded into the volatile memory during camera bootup. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeratuion indicates error statuses related to shading correction. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value enables the selected kind of shading correction. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the kind of shading correction. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the vertical offset for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the horizontal offset for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the height for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the width for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the raw value for the color overexposure compensation factor. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the color overexposure compensation factor controlling the extent of compensation for the selected C.O.C. AOI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables color overexposure compensation. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selcts the area of interest where color overexposure compensation will be performed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Bright target value to be used during automatic tonal range adjustments. When you enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function, the camera sets the TonalRangeTargetBright parameter to this value. Not available if the AutoTonalRangeModeSelector parameter is set to Color. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Dark target value to be used during automatic tonal range adjustments. When you enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function, the camera sets the TonalRangeTargetDark parameter to this value. Not available if the AutoTonalRangeModeSelector parameter is set to Color. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Threshold value from which the TonalRangeSourceBright parameter value is calculated during automatic tonal range adjustments. The parameter is expressed as a percentage of all pixels in the assigned Auto Function ROI. Example: Assume you set the AutoTonalRangeThresholdBright parameter to 0.1 and enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function. Now assume that 0.1 % of the pixels in the assigned Auto Function ROI have a pixel value greater than or equal to 240. The camera automatically detects this, sets the TonalRangeSourceBright parameter to 240, and starts tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Threshold value from which the TonalRangeSourceBright parameter value is calculated during automatic tonal range adjustments. The parameter is expressed as a percentage of all pixels in the assigned Auto Function ROI. Example: Assume you set the AutoTonalRangeThresholdBright parameter to 0.1 and enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function. Now assume that 0.1 % of the pixels in the assigned Auto Function ROI have a pixel value greater than or equal to 240. The camera automatically detects this, sets the TonalRangeSourceBright parameter to 240, and starts tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Threshold value from which the TonalRangeSourceDark parameter value is calculated during automatic tonal range adjustments. The parameter is expressed as a percentage of all pixels in the assigned Auto Function ROI. Example: Assume you set the AutoTonalRangeThresholdDark parameter to 0.2 and enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function. Now assume that 0.2 % of the pixels in the assigned Auto Function ROI have a pixel value lower than or equal to 30. The camera automatically detects this, sets the TonalRangeSourceDark parameter to 30, and starts tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Threshold value from which the TonalRangeSourceDark parameter value is calculated during automatic tonal range adjustments. The parameter is expressed as a percentage of all pixels in the assigned Auto Function ROI. Example: Assume you set the AutoTonalRangeThresholdDark parameter to 0.2 and enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function. Now assume that 0.2 % of the pixels in the assigned Auto Function ROI have a pixel value lower than or equal to 30. The camera automatically detects this, sets the TonalRangeSourceDark parameter to 30, and starts tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets which parts of the tonal range can be adjusted. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the kind of tonal range auto adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Assigns the Tonal Range Auto auto function to the currently selected auto function AOI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the starting line of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the starting column of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the height of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the width of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Auto Function AOI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the profile for controlling gain and shutter simultaneously. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Upper limit of the Auto Exposure Time (Abs) [us] parameter + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Lower limit of the Auto Exposure Time (Abs) [us] parameter + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Upper limit of the Auto Gain (Raw) parameter + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Lower limit of the Auto Gain (Raw) parameter + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Balance White adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which the color components are changed when Balance White Auto is enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Balance White adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which the color components are changed when Balance White Auto is enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The gray value adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which pixel gray values are changed when Exposure Auto and/or Gain Auto are enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The gray value adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which pixel gray values are changed when Exposure Auto and/or Gain Auto are enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The target average grey value may range from nearly black to nearly white. Note that this range of gray values applies to 8 bit and to 16 bit (12 bit effective) output modes. Accordingly, also for 16 bit output modes, black is represented by 0 and white by 255. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the which factory setting will be used as default set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the configuration set to be used as the default startup set. The configuration set that has been selected as the default startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command copies the parameters in the current active configuration set into the selected user set in the camera's non-volatile memory. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command loads the selected configuration set from the non-volatile memory in the camera to the volatile memory and makes the selected set the active configuration set. Once the selected set is loaded, the parameters in the selected set will control the camera. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the configuration set to load, save or configure. Possible values for the User Set Selector are: Default: Selects a configuration set that contains factory settings. User Set 1: Selects the first user set. When the Default configuration set is selected and loaded using User Set Load, the device must be in default factory settings state and must make sure the mandatory continuous acquisition use case works directly. Default User Set is read-only and cannot be modified. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + StopFeatureStreaming + Applies to: GigE + + + + + StartFeatureStreaming + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Used to filter out some particular devices from the group of devices defined by the action group key. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Used to define a group of devices on which actions can be executed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the action command to configure. Once an action command has been selected, all changes to the action command settings will be applied to the selected action command. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Key to authorize the action for the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Available number of action command interfaces on the camera device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Number of separate action signals supported by the device. Determines how many action signals the device can handle in parallel, i.e. how many different action commands can be set up for the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. Number of send failures. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. Number of push failures in RX general message queue. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. Number of push failures in RX event message queue. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. Maximum number of elements in RX general message queue. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. Maximum number of elements in RX event message queue. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the latched parent clock ID of the IEEE 1588 device. (The parent clock ID must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The parent clock ID is the clock ID of the current master clock. A clock ID is an array of eight octets which is displayed as hexadecimal number. Leading zeros are omitted. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is the high part of the 1588 parent clock ID + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is the low part of the 1588 parent clock ID + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the latched clock ID of the IEEE 1588 device. (The clock ID must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The clock ID is an array of eight octets which is displayed as hexadecimal number. Leading zeros are omitted. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is the high part of the 1588 clock ID + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is the low part of the 1588 clock ID + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the latched offset from the IEEE 1588 master clock in nanoseconds. (The offset must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the latched state of the IEEE 1588 clock. (The state must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The state is indicated by values 1 to 9, corresponding to the states INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, and SLAVE. Refer to the IEEE 1588 specification for additional information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command latches the current IEEE 1588 related values of the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Provides the state of the IEEE 1588 clock. Values of this field must match the IEEE 1588 PTP port state enumeration (INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, SLAVE). Please refer to IEEE 1588 for additional information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates whether IEEE 1588 V2 (PTP) is enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This switch selects a legacy GVSP pixel format encoding, for compatibility with older camera models. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates whether a live grab is under way + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the port to which the device must send data streams. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the stream channel destination IPv4 address for the selected stream channel. The destination can be a unicast or a multicast. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the index of the network interface to use. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the stream channels to configure. Once a stream channel has been selected, all changes to the stream channel settings will be applied to the selected stream channel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the control channel privilege feature. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the latched value of the timestamp. (The timestamp must first be latched using the Timestamp Control Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command resets the timestamp control latch. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command resets the timestamp value for the device + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command latches the current timestamp value of the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the number of timestamp clock ticks in 1 second. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the heartbeat timeout in milliseconds. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether multiple operations in a single message are supported. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether WRITEMEM_CMD and WRITEMEM_ACK are supported + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether PACKETRESEND_CMD is supported. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether EVENT_CMD and EVENT_ACK are supported. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether EVENTDATA_CMD and EVENTDATA_ACK are supported. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether whether IEEE 1588 (PTP) is supported. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether this GVSP transmitter or rceiver can support 16-bit block_id. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the number of stream channels supported by the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the number of message channels supported by the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the number of network interfaces on the device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the second URL to the XML device description file. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the first URL to the XML device description file. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the state of medium-dependent interface crossover (MDIX) for the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether the selected network interface operates in full-duplex mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether the selected network interface is the clock master. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the connection speed in Mbps for the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the fixed default gateway for the selected network interface (if fixed IP addressing is supported by the device and enabled). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the fixed subnet mask for the selected network interface (if fixed IP addressing is supported by the device and enabled). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the fixed IP address for the selected network interface (if fixed IP addressing is supported by the device and enabled). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the current default gateway for the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the current subnet mask for the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the current IP address for the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the IP configuration of the selected network interface, i.e., fixed IP, DHCP, auto IP. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether the selected network interface supports fixed IP addressing (also known as persistent IP addressing). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether the selected network interface supports DHCP IP addressing. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates whether the selected network interface supports auto IP addressing (also known as LLA). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enable extended ID mode for GVSP (64 bit block_id64, 32 bit packet_id32). This bit cannot be reset if the stream channels do not support the standard ID mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the MAC address for the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This selects the physical network interface to configure. Once a network interface has been selected, all changes to the network interface settings will be applied to the selected interface. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. Its value indicates the character set. 1 = UTF8 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the endianess of the bootstrap registers. True = big endian. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the minor version number of the GigE Vision specification supported by this device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It indicates the major version number of the GigE Vision specification supported by this device. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + If the Bandwidth Reserve Accumulation parameter is set to a high value, the camera can experience periods where there is a large burst of data resends. This burst of resends will delay the start of transmission of the next acquired image. The Frame Max Jitter parameter indicates the maximum time in ticks that the next frame transmission could be delayed due to a burst of resends. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates the actual bandwidth (in bytes per second) that the camera will use to transmit image data and chunk data given the current AOI settings, chunk feature settings, and the pixel format setting. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates the maximum amount of data (in bytes per second) that the camera could generate given its current settings and ideal conditions, i.e., unlimited bandwidth and no packet resends. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value indicates the base bandwidth in bytes per second that will be used by the camera to transmit image and chunk feature data and to handle resends and control data transmissions. This parameter represents a combination of the packet size and the inter-packet delay. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets a multiplier for the Bandwidth Reserve parameter. The multiplier is used to establish an extra pool of reserved bandwidth that can be used if an unusually large burst of packet resends is needed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value reserves a portion of Ethernet bandwidth assigned to the camera for packet resends and for the transmission of control data between the camera and the host PC. The setting is expressed as a percentage of the bandwidth assigned parameter. For example, if the Bandwidth Assigned parameter indicates that 30 MBytes/s have been assigned to the camera and the Bandwidth Reserve parameter is set to 5%, then the bandwidth reserve will be 1.5 MBytes/s. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the frame transfer delay for the selected stream channel. This value sets a delay betweem when the camera would normally begin transmitted an acquired image (frame) and when it actually begins transmitting the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets a delay between the transmission of each packet for the selected stream channel. The delay is measured in ticks. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the packet size in bytes for the selected stream channel. Excludes data leader and data trailer. (The last packet may be smaller because the packet size is not necessarily a multiple of the block size for the stream channel.) + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Size of the payload in bytes. This is the total number of bytes sent in the payload. Image data + chunk data if present. No packet headers. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the value of the LUT element at the LUT index. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the LUT element to access. This value is used to index into a LUT array. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value enables the selected LUT. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration the lookup table (LUT) to configure. Once a LUT has been selected, all changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command will immediately reset the selected counter. Note that the counter starts counting immediately after the reset. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the source of the reset for the selected counter. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the event that will be the source to increment the counter. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the counter to configure. Once a counter has been selected, all changes to the counter settings will be applied to the selected counter. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the type of signal transistion that will start the timer. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the timer duration timebase. The actual duration time equals the current timer duration raw setting times the current timer duration time base abs setting. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This float value sets the duration for the selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the timer delay timebase. The actual delay time equals the current timer delay raw setting times the current timer delay time base abs setting. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This float value sets the delay for the selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the timer to configure. . Once a timer has been selected, all changes to the timer settings will be applied to the selected timer. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when a timer duration is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when a timer delay is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature ensures that the multiplier sub-module does not provide a generated signal at a too high frequency that would cause camera overtriggering. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets an integer value as the post-divider for the post-divider sub-module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets an integer value as the multiplier for the multiplier sub-module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets an integer value as the pre-divider for the pre-divider sub-module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the signal transition relationships between the signals received from the pre-divider sub-module and the signals generated by the multiplier sub-module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command resets the reverse counter of the shaft encoder module to 0 and informs the module that the current direction of conveyor movement is forward. Reset must be carried out before the first conveyor movement in the forward direction. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value sets the maximum value for the reverse counter of the shaft encoder module (range: 0 to 32767). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command resets the tick counter count of the shaft encoder module to 0. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value sets the maximum value for the tick counter of the shaft encoder module (range: 0 to 32767). If the tick counter is incrementing and it reaches the set maximum, it willl roll over to 0. If the tick counter is decrementing and it reaches 0, it willl roll back to the set maximum. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value (read only) indicates the current value of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the counting mode of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the circumstances for the shaft encoder module to output trigger signals. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the input line as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the phase of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects when to start the signal evaluation. The camera waits for a rising/falling edge on the input line. When the appropriate signal has been received, the camera starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. When one bit pattern is finished, the camera waits for the next rising/falling edge to read out the next incoming bit pattern. The camera stops listening once three bits have been received. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value sets the time in microseconds that elapses between the beginning of the input bit and the time when the high/low status of the bit is evaluated. It applies to all bits. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value sets the length of the input bit in microseconds. It applies to all bits in the signal. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line on which the camera receives the virtual input signal. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value is a single bitfield that sets the state of all user settable synchronous output signals in one access. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value sets the state of the selected user settable synchronous output signal. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value defines a mask that is used when the User Output Value All setting is used to set all of the user settable output signals in one access. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value is a single bitfield that sets the state of all user settable output signals in one access. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value sets the state of the selected user settable output signal. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the user settable output signal to configure. Once a user settable output signal has been selected, all changes to the user settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user settable output signal. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value is a single bitfield that indicates the current logical state of all available lines at time of polling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value indicates the current logical state for the selected line at the time of polling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This float value sets the absolute value (in microseconds) for the minimum signal width of a signal that is received from the frequency converter or from the shaft encoder module and that is associated with a digital output line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value sets the raw value for the minimum signal width of a signal that is received from the frequency converter or from the shaft encoder module and that is associated with a digital output line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the raw value of the selected line debouncer time + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the absolute value of the selected line debouncer time in microseconds + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value enables the termination resistor for the selected input line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value enables the signal inverter function for the selected input or output line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the internally generated camera signal (source signal) for the selected line when the selected line is an output. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature controls the current electrical format of the selected physical input or output Line. Line Format can take any of the following values: No Connect: The Line is not connected. Tri-state: The Line is currently in Tri-state mode (Not driven). TTL: The Line is currently accepting or sending TTL level signals. LVDS: The Line is currently accepting or sending LVDS level signals. RS-422: The Line is currently accepting or sending RS-422 level signals. Opto-coupled: The Line is Opto-coupled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature controls whether the physical Line is used to Input or Output a signal. When a Line supports input and output mode, the default state is Input to avoid possible electrical contention. Line Mode can take any of the following values: Input: The selected physical line is used to input an electrical signal. Output: The selected physical line is used to output an electrical signal. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line to configure. Once a line has been selected, all changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Activates changed settings for the synchronous free run. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Trigger rate for the clock synchronous trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + High 32 bits of the synchronous free run trigger start time. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Low 32 bits of the synchronous free run trigger start time. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + When enabled the camera triggers with the specified frame rate derived from the synchronized clock. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the frame timeout in microseconds. When the timeout expires before a frame acquisition is complete, a partial frame will be delivered. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value enables the frame timeout. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature is used to read the state (True or False) of the internal acquisition signal selected using AcquisitionStatusSelector. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration is used to select which internal acquisition signal to read using AcquisitionStatus. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the 'absolute' value of the maximum allowed acquisition frame rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that indicates the maximum allowed acquisition frame rate in frames per second given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the 'absolute' value of the minimum allowed acquisition frame period. The 'absolute' value is a float value that indicates the minimum allowed acquisition frame period in microseconds given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the 'absolute' value of the acquisition frame rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that sets the acquisition frame rate in frames per second. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value enables setting the camera's acquisition frame rate to a specified value. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the 'absolute' value of the maximum allowed acquisition line rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that indicates the maximum allowed acquisition line rate in lines per second given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the 'absolute' value of the minimum allowed acquisition line period. The 'absolute' value is a float value that indicates the minimum allowed acquisition line period in microseconds given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the 'absolute' value of the acquisition line rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that sets the acquisition line rate in lines per second. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the readout mode of the device + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the shutter mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enable the Global Reset Release Mode + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value sets the maximum overlap time (in raw units) of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in TriggerWidth exposure mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This float value sets the maximum overlap time (in microseconds) of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in TriggerWidth exposure mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the manual or automatic control of the maximum overlap between immediately succeeding image acquisitions. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the sensor readout time given the current settings. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the exposure timebase. The actual exposure time equals the current exposure time raw setting times the current exposure time base abs setting. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value enables the use of the exposure time base. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when the exposure time is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This float value sets the camera's exposure time in microseconds. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the exposure time mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The exposure auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Exposure Time Abs parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data of the related Auto Function AOI is reached. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the Interlaced Integration Mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the exposure mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This integer value sets the trigger delay expressed as a number of consecutive line triggers to apply after the trigger reception before effectively activating it. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This float value sets the absolute trigger delay in microseconds to apply after the trigger reception before effectively activating it. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects wheter trigger delay is defined as a time interval or as a number of consecutive line triggers. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature determines whether a partial or a complete frame is transmitted when the frame start trigger is used with Level High or Level Low and when the frame start trigger signal transitions while the frame is still being acquired. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal transition needed to activate the selected trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal source for the selected trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command generates a software trigger signal. The software trigger signal will be used if the trigger source is set to 'software'. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the trigger mode for the selected trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the trigger type to configure. Once a trigger type has been selected, all changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the number of frames acquired in the multiframe acquisition mode + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command will immediately abort any image acquisition process that is currently in progress. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + If the camera is set for continuous image acquisition and acquisition has been started, this command stops the acquisition of images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This command starts the acquisition of images. If the camera is set for single frame acquisition, it will start acquisition of one frame. If the camera is set for continuous frame acquisition, it will start continuous acquisition of frames. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the image acquisition mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + When enabled, the maximum frame rate onyl depends on sensor timing and timing of the trigger sequence, and not on the image transfer rate out of the camera. + +Note: The maximum number of triggers within a burst sequence is limited. If the maximum number is exceeded, images may be damaged or lost. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the height for the selected zone. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the Y offset (top offset) for the selected zone. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables the selected zone. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the zone to access. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables the stacked zone imaging feature. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the ROI zone offset (pixels, in direction of assembly) for the previously enabled ROI zone. Equivalent to OffsetY for vertical zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the ROI zone 'thickness' (pixels, in direction of assembly) for the previously enabled ROI zone. Equivalent to Height for vertical zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Provides for enabling/disabling the previously set ROI zone. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets a ROI zone to be enabled, configured, and assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a float value that sets the vertical scaling factor of the image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a float value that sets the vertical scaling factor of the image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Vertical sub-sampling of the image. This has the net effect of reducing the vertical resolution (height) of the image by the specified vertical decimation factor. A value of 1 indicates that the camera performs no vertical decimation. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Horizontal sub-sampling of the image. This has the net effect of reducing the horizontal resolution (width) of the image by the specified horizontal decimation factor. A value of 1 indicates that the camera performs no horizontal decimation. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the number of binned adjacent vertical pixels. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the number of binned adjacent horizontal pixels. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the horizontal binning mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the horizontal binning mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning feature. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature is used to center the image vertically. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature is used to center the image horizontally. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the Y offset (top offset) for the area of interest, i.e., the distance in pixels between the top of the sensor and the top of the image area. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the X offset (left offset) for the area of interest in pixels, i.e., the distance in pixels between the left side of the sensor and the left side of the image area. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the height of the area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the width of the area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Target value at the bright end of the tonal range to which pixel values should be mapped during tonal range adjustments. When tonal range adjustments are enabled, the source and target values at the dark end are compared and the tonal range is adjusted accordingly. The kind of adjustment depends on whether you want to adjust color or contrast or both, whether you want to adjust all pixel values or, e.g., only the red pixel values, and so on. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Target value at the dark end of the tonal range to which pixel values should be mapped during tonal range adjustments. When tonal range adjuments are enabled, the source and target values at the bright end are compared and the tonal range is adjusted accordingly. The kind of adjustment depends on whether you want to adjust color or contrast or both, whether you want to adjust all pixel values or, e.g., only the red pixel values, and so on. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Source value for tonal range adjustments at the dark end of the tonal range. When tonal range adjustments are enabled, the source and target values are compared and the tonal range is adjusted accordingly. The kind of adjustment depends on whether you want to adjust color or contrast or both, whether you want to adjust all pixel values or, e.g., only the red pixel values, and so on. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Source value for tonal range adjustments at the bright end of the tonal range. When tonal range adjustments are enabled, the source and target values are compared and the tonal range is adjusted accordingly. The kind of adjustment depends on whether you want to adjust color or contrast or both, whether you want to adjust all pixel values or, e.g., only the red pixel values, and so on. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets which pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Tonal Range Auto auto function. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets whether tonal range adjustment is used. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Amount of sharpening to apply. The higher the sharpness, the more distinct the image subject's contours will be. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Amount of sharpening to apply. The higher the sharpness, the more distinct the image subject's contours will be. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Amount of noise reduction to apply. The higher the value, the less chroma noise will be visible in your images. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Amount of noise reduction to apply. The higher the value, the less chroma noise will be visible in your images. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables Basler PGI image optimizations. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the demosaicing mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the Contrast Mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Adjusting the contrast increases the difference between light and dark areas in the image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Adjusting the contrast increases the difference between light and dark areas in the image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Adjusting the brightness lightens or darkens the entire image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Adjusting the brightness lightens or darkens the entire image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Adjusting the saturation changes the intensity of the colors. A higher saturation, for example, makes colors easier to distinguish. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Adjusting the saturation changes the intensity of the colors. A higher saturation, for example, makes colors easier to distinguish. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Adjusting the hue shifts the colors of the image. This can be useful, e.g., for correcting minor color shifts or creating false-color images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Adjusting the hue shifts the colors of the image. This can be useful, e.g., for correcting minor color shifts or creating false-color images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets an integer value for the adjustment of saturation of the selected color. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets a floating point value for the adjustment of saturation of the selected color. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets an integer value for the adjustment of hue of the selected color. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets a floating point value for the adjustment of hue of the selected color. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the color for color adjustment. +Those colors in the image will be adjusted where the selected color predominates. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Allows returning to the color adjustment settings extant before the latest changes of the settings. +This allows you undoing the latest unwanted changes of the color adjustment settings and returning to the preceding settings. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables color adjustment. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets an integer value to define the extent to which the selected light source will be considered in color matrix transformation. If the value is set to 65536 the selected light source will be fully considered. If the value is set to 0 the selected light source will not be considered. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets a floating point value to define the extent to which the selected light source will be considered in color matrix transformation. +If the value is set to 1 the selected light source will be fully considered. If the value is set to 0 the selected light source will not be considered. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets an integer value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets a floating point value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the element to be entered in the 3 x 3 color transformation matrix for custom matrix color transformation. +Note: Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can not be changed. + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the matrix color transformation between color spaces. +Generally, the related color spaces are used for internal processing: The color signals provided by the sensor are transformed to the RGB color space to allow further transformations (to account for the type of light source, for color adjustment, for white balance, etc.). +The color transformation selected here does not refer to the color space selected for the transmission of image data out of the camera. + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the selected balance ratio control as an integer. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the selected balance ratio control as a float value. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects a balance ratio control to configuration. Once a balance ratio control has been selected, all changes to the balance ratio settings will be applied to the selected control. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The automatic white balance is a two-step process: First, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values for red, green, and blue are each set to 1.5. Then, assuming a 'grey world' model, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values are adjusted such that the average gray values for the 'red' and 'blue' pixels match the average gray value for the 'green' pixels. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Allows returning to the color adjustment settings extant before the latest changes of the settings. +This allows you undoing the latest unwanted changes of the color adjustment settings and returning to the preceding settings. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the color transformation mode to select the type of light source to be considered for matrix color transformation. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates maximum allowed height of the image in pixels taking into account any function that may limit the allowed height. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates maximum allowed width of the image in pixels taking into account any function that may limit the allowed width. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates the actual height of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates the actual width of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Holds all moving test images at their starting position. All test images will be displayed at their starting positions and will stay fixed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration provides a list of the available test images. Selecting a test image from the list will enable the test image. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the mode to output the fields. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature is used to flip vertically the image sent by the device. The AOI is applied after the flipping. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature is used to flip horizontally the image sent by the device. The AOI is applied after the flipping. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Specifies the direction of imaging and the separation (consecutive numbers) of related line captures. Related line captures will be combined. + +Positive integer: The object will pass the top sensor line first. + +Negative integer: The object will pass the bottom sensor line first. + +In color cameras, the top sensor line is the green line, and the bottom sensor line is the blue line. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This a read only feature. It indicates the maximum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This a read only feature. It indicates the minimum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables color improvement of RGB data and provides for their output as RGB raw data. Only available for cameras with an RGB Bayer filter. +Note: Make sure to also select a suitable raw pixel data output format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images in bits per pixel. This value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the color coding of the pixels in the acquired images + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration sets the format of the pixel data transmitted for acquired images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature represents the number of digitized samples output simultaneously by the camera A/D conversion stage. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature selects the amount of data bits the sensor produces for one sample. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the substrate voltage + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the selected digital shift control + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This feature is used to perform gamma correction of pixel intensity. This is typically used to compensate for non-linearity of the display system (such as CRT). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the type of gamma to apply. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This boolean value enables the gamma correction. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the selected black level control as a float value. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This value sets the selected black level control as an integer. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the black level control to configure. Once a black level control has been selected, all changes to the black level settings will be applied to the selected control. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the 'absolute' value of the selected gain control. The 'absolute' value is a float value that sets the selected gain control in dB. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the 'raw' value of the selected gain control. The 'raw' value is an integer value that sets the selected gain control in units specific to the camera. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration selects the gain control to configure. Once a gain control has been selected, all changes to the gain settings will be applied to the selected control. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The gain auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Gain Raw parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data from Auto Function AOI1 is reached. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects a bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the source for sequence control. Possible values: Disabled - advance via asynchronous advance. Always Active - automatic sequence set advance. The sequence repeat starts with sequence set index number 1. Line N - the source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line N. CCN - the source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CCN. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects between controls for sequence restart or sequence set advance. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the sequence set advance mode. Possible values: Auto - automatic sequence set advance as images are acquired. Controlled - sequence set advance controlled by settable source. Free selection - the sequence sets are selected according to the states of the input lines. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the number of consecutive executions per sequence cycle for the selected sequence set. Only available in Auto sequence advance mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Loads an existing sequence set to make it the current sequence set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Stores the current sequence set as one of the sequence sets of the sequence. Note: Storing the current sequence set will overwrite any already existing sequence set bearing the same index number. Note: The sequence set is stored in the volatile memory and will therefore be lost if the camera is reset or if power is switched off. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Selects the index number of a sequence set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Sets the total number of sequence sets in the sequence. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Allows to advance from the current sequence set to the next one. The advance is asynchronous to the cameras's frame trigger. Only available in Controlled sequence advance mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Allows to restart the sequence of sequence sets to image acquisition, starting with the sequence set of lowest index number. The restart is asynchronous to the cameras's frame trigger. Only available in Auto and Controlled sequence advance mode. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables or disables the sequencer for configuration. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Indicates the current sequence set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Enables the existing sequence sets for image acquisition. + Applies to: GigE + + + + List of all parameter names available for GigE cameras. + + + The full name of ChunkCounterSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkCounterSelector + + + The full name of ChunkCounterSelector + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from counter 2. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from counter 1. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which counter to retrieve chunk data from. + + + The full name of ChunkGainSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkGainSelector + + + The full name of ChunkGainSelector + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from all gain channels. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which gain channel to retrieve chunk data from. + + + + CRC checksum of the acquired image. The checksum is calculated using all of the image data and all of the appended chunks except for the checksum itself. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Index of the active sequencer set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value of the selected chunk counter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which counter to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's input and output lines when the image was acquired + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Exposure time used to acquire the image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Gain used to acquire the image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which gain channel to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: USB + + + + List of all parameter names available for USB chunk data. + + + + Last grabbed block ID. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of stream resynchronizations. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of corrupt or lost frames between successfully grabbed images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Status code of the last failed buffer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Status code of the last failed buffer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + GigE cameras: Number of buffers with at least one failed packet. A packet is considered failed if its status is not 'success'. Other cameras: Number of buffers that returned with an error status. + Applies to: USB + + + + + GigE cameras: Number of frames received. Other cameras: Number of buffers processed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Timeout for payload and trailer transfers in milliseconds. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Priority of the thread that handles USB requests from the stream interface. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Maximum number of USB request blocks (URBs) to be enqueued simultaneously. + Applies to: USB + + + + + + + The default value is appropriate for most applications. + Reducing the value may cause a higher CPU load. USB host adapter drivers may require + to decrease the value in case the application fails to receive the image stream. The maximum value + for the Maximum Transfer Size depends on the operating system version and may be limited by the host adapter drivers. + + + Applies to: USB + + + + + Maximum size (in bytes) of a buffer used for grabbing images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Maximum number of buffers that can be used simultaneously for grabbing images. + Applies to: USB + + + + List of all parameter names available for the USB low level stream grabber + + + + The status code of the last failed event buffer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The count of processed events with an error status. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The total count of processed events. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Priority of the thread that handles USB requests from the stream interface. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Maximum number of USB request blocks (URBs) to be enqueued simultaneously. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of Buffers that are going to be used receiving events. + Applies to: USB + + + + List of all parameter names available for the USB low level event grabber. + + + The full name of TonalRangeSelector + Returns the full name of TonalRangeSelector + + + The full name of TonalRangeSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of TonalRangeAuto + Returns the full name of TonalRangeAuto + + + The full name of TonalRangeAuto + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of TonalRangeEnable + Returns the full name of TonalRangeEnable + + + The full name of TonalRangeEnable + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + Returns the full name of FileOperationStatus + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + + + + The file operation has failed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The file operation was successful. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the file operation execution status. + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + Returns the full name of FileOpenMode + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + + + + Files are opened in write-only mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Files are opened in read-only mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the access mode in which a file is opened in the device. + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + Returns the full name of FileOperationSelector + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + + + + The currently selected file can be written. When the FileOperationExecute command is executed, the camera writes FileAccessLength bytes taken from the FileAccessBuffer into the device storage at the file relative offset FileAccessOffset. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The currently selected file can be read. When the FileOperationExecute command is executed, the camera reads FileAccessLength bytes from the device storage at the file relative offset FileAccessOffset into FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The currently selected file can be closed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The currently selected file can be opened. The access mode in which the file is opened can be set using the FileOpenMode parameter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the target operation for the currently selected file. After an operation has been selected, the operation can be executed using the FileOperationExecute command. + + + The full name of FileSelector + Returns the full name of FileSelector + + + The full name of FileSelector + + + + The 'Expert Feature 7 File' file is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The 'User Offset Shading 2' file is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The 'User Offset Shading 1' file is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The 'User Gain Shading 2' file is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The 'User Gain Shading 1' file is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The 'User Set 3' file is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The 'User Set 2' file is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The 'User Set 1' file is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The 'User Data' file is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the target file in the device. + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + Returns the full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + + Expert Feature 10 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expert Feature 9 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expert Feature 8 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expert Feature 7 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expert Feature 6 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expert Feature 5 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expert Feature 4 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expert Feature 3 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expert Feature 2 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expert Feature 1 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the expert feature to be configured. Once a feature has been set, all changes made using the feature enable feature will be applied to this feature. + + + The full name of RemoveParameterLimitSelector + Returns the full name of RemoveParameterLimitSelector + + + The full name of RemoveParameterLimitSelector + + + + The factory limits of the ExposureOverhead parameter can be removed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory limits of the AutoTargetValue parameter can be removed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory limits of the ExposureTime parameter can be removed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory limits of the BlackLevel parameter can be removed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory limits of the Gain parameter can be removed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the parameter whose factory limits should be removed. Once a parameter has been set, the factory limits can be removed using RemoveLimits. + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + Returns the full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + + The user-defined value 5 can be set or read. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The user-defined value 4 can be set or read. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The user-defined value 3 can be set or read. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The user-defined value 2 can be set or read. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The user-defined value 1 can be set or read. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the user-defined value to set or read. + + + The full name of DeviceIndicatorMode + Returns the full name of DeviceIndicatorMode + + + The full name of DeviceIndicatorMode + + + + Indicators are active showing their respective status. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Indicators are inactive (off). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Controls the behavior of the indicators (such as LEDs) showing the status of the device. + + + The full name of TemperatureState + Returns the full name of TemperatureState + + + The full name of TemperatureState + + + + Temperature state could not be retrieved. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Temperature is critical. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Temperature is normal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the temperature state. + + + The full name of DeviceTemperatureSelector + Returns the full name of DeviceTemperatureSelector + + + The full name of DeviceTemperatureSelector + + + + The temperature is measured on the frame grabber board. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The temperature is measured on the sensor board. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The temperature is measured on the core board. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the location within the device where the temperature will be measured. Once a location has been set, the temperature can be retrieved using the DeviceTemperature parameter. + + + The full name of DeviceLinkThroughputLimitMode + Returns the full name of DeviceLinkThroughputLimitMode + + + The full name of DeviceLinkThroughputLimitMode + + + + The device link throughput limit feature is enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The device link throughput limit feature is disabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Controls if the device link throughput limit is active. When disabled, lower level throughput limit specific features are expected to control the throughput. When enabled, the device link throughput limit controls the overall throughput. + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + Returns the full name of DeviceScanType + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + + + + The device has a line scan sensor. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The device has an area scan sensor. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the scan type of the device's sensor (area or line scan). + + + The full name of BslUSBSpeedMode + Returns the full name of BslUSBSpeedMode + + + The full name of BslUSBSpeedMode + + + + The USB port is operating at SuperSpeed, as specified in the USB standard. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The USB port is operating at High Speed, as specified in the USB standard. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The USB port is operating at Full Speed, as specified in the USB standard. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The USB port is operating at Low Speed, as specified in the USB standard. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the speed mode of the USB port. + + + The full name of EventNotification + Returns the full name of EventNotification + + + The full name of EventNotification + + + + Event notifications are enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Event notifications are disabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables event notifications for the currently selected event. The event can selected using the EventSelector parameter. + + + The full name of EventSelector + Returns the full name of EventSelector + + + The full name of EventSelector + + + + Event notifications for the frame burst start wait event can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Event notifications for the frame start wait event can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Event notifications for the over temperature event can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Event notifications for the critical temperature event can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Event notifications for the frame burst start overtrigger event can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Event notifications for the frame start overtrigger event can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Event notifications for the frame burst start event can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Event notifications for the frame start event can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Event notifications for the exposure end event can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the event notification to be enabled. Once an event notification has been set, the notification can be enabled using the EventNotification parameter. + + + The full name of ChunkCounterSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkCounterSelector + + + The full name of ChunkCounterSelector + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from counter 2. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from counter 1. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which counter to retrieve chunk data from. + + + The full name of ChunkGainSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkGainSelector + + + The full name of ChunkGainSelector + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from all gain channels. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which gain channel to retrieve chunk data from. + + + The full name of ChunkSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkSelector + + + The full name of ChunkSelector + + + + The CRC checksum chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The sequencer set active chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The counter value chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The line status all chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The timestamp chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The exposure time chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The gain chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The image chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the chunk to be enabled. Once a chunk has been set, the chunk can be enabled using the ChunkEnable parameter. + + + The full name of UserSetDefault + Returns the full name of UserSetDefault + + + The full name of UserSetDefault + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + User set 3 is set as the startup set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + User set 2 is set as the startup set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + User set 1 is set as the startup set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory set disabling color adjustments is set as the startup set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory set enabling color adjustments is set as the startup set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory set enabling auto functions is set as the startup set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The high gain factory set is set as the startup set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The default factory set is set as the as the startup set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to be used as the startup set. The startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + Returns the full name of UserSetSelector + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + User set 3 can be saved, loaded, or configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + User set 2 can be saved, loaded, or configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + User set 1 can be saved, loaded, or configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory set disabling color adjustments can be loaded. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory set enabling color adjustments can be loaded. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The factory set enabling auto functions can be loaded. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The high gain factory set can be loaded. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The default factory set can be loaded. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to load, save or configure. + + + The full name of CounterResetActivation + Returns the full name of CounterResetActivation + + + The full name of CounterResetActivation + + + + The counter resets as long as the selected signal level is low. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The counter resets as long as the selected signal level is high. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The counter resets on the falling or rising edge of the selected signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The counter resets on the falling edge of the signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The counter resets on the rising edge of the signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the signal on which the counter will be reset. + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + Returns the full name of CounterResetSource + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a counter end 4 signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a counter end 3 signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a counter end 2 signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a counter end 1 signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 4. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 3. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 2. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 1. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a software command. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The counter reset is disabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the source signal that can reset the currently selected counter. + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + Returns the full name of CounterEventSource + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + + + + The selected counter counts the number of counter 3 end events. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of counter 2 end events. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of counter 1 end events. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Frame Start events. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Frame Trigger events. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the event that increments the currently selected counter. + + + The full name of CounterSelector + Returns the full name of CounterSelector + + + The full name of CounterSelector + + + + Counter 2 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Counter 1 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the counter to be configured. Once a counter has been set, all changes to the counter settings will be applied to this counter. + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + Returns the full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + + The timer can be triggered by the flash window start signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The timer can be triggered by the exposure start signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + + + The full name of TimerSelector + Returns the full name of TimerSelector + + + The full name of TimerSelector + + + + Timer 1 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the timer to be configured. + + + The full name of SoftwareSignalSelector + Returns the full name of SoftwareSignalSelector + + + The full name of SoftwareSignalSelector + + + + Software signal 4 can be controlled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Software signal 3 can be controlled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Software signal 2 can be controlled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Software signal 1 can be controlled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the software signal to control. + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + Returns the full name of UserOutputSelector + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + + + + User settable output signal 3 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + User settable output signal 2 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + User settable output signal 1 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + User settable output signal 0 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the user settable output signal to be configured. Once a user settable output signal has been set, all changes to the user settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user settable output signal. + + + The full name of LineSource + Returns the full name of LineSource + + + The full name of LineSource + + + + The User Output 4 bit state as defined by its current UserOutputValue. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to the flash window signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 3. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 2. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 1. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 0. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 1 active. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to the frame burst trigger wait signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to the frame trigger wait signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to the exposure active signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + No source signal is set for the currently selected line. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the source signal for the currently selected line. The currently selected line must be an output line. + + + The full name of LineLogic + Returns the full name of LineLogic + + + The full name of LineLogic + + + + The line logic of the currently selected line is negative. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The line logic of the currently selected line is positive. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the line logic of the currently selected line. + + + The full name of LineFormat + Returns the full name of LineFormat + + + The full name of LineFormat + + + + The line is currently accepting or sending LVTTL level signals. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The line is opto-coupled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The line is currently accepting or sending RS-422 level signals. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The line is currently accepting or sending LVDS level signals. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The line is currently accepting or sending TTL level signals. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The line is currently in tri-state mode (not driven). + Applies to: USB + + + + + The line is not connected. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the electrical configuration of the currently selected line. + + + The full name of LineMode + Returns the full name of LineMode + + + The full name of LineMode + + + + The selected physical line can be used to output an electrical signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected physical line can be used to input an electrical signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the mode for the selected line. This controls whether the physical line is used to input or output a signal. + + + The full name of LineSelector + Returns the full name of LineSelector + + + The full name of LineSelector + + + + Line 4 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Line 3 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Line 2 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Line 1 can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the I/O line to be configured. Once a line has been set, all changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + + + The full name of LUTSelector + Returns the full name of LUTSelector + + + The full name of LUTSelector + + + + The luminance lookup table can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the lookup table (LUT) to be configured. Once a LUT has been selected, all changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeAdjustmentSelector + Returns the full name of AutoTonalRangeAdjustmentSelector + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeAdjustmentSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeModeSelector + Returns the full name of AutoTonalRangeModeSelector + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeModeSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + + Auto function AOI 2 can be adjusted. AOI 2 is used by the Balance White Auto function. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Auto function AOI 1 can be adjusted. AOI 1 is used by the Gain Auto and Exposure Auto functions. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which auto function AOI can be adjusted. + + + The full name of AutoFunctionROISelector + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionROISelector + + + The full name of AutoFunctionROISelector + + + + Auto function ROI 2 can be adjusted. ROI 2 is used by the Balance White Auto function. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Auto function ROI 1 can be adjusted. ROI 1 is used by the Gain Auto and Exposure Auto functions. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which auto function ROI can be adjusted. + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + + Exposure time is kept as low as possible and is adjusted quickly. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Gain time is kept as low as possible and is adjusted quickly. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Exposure time is kept as low as possible during automatic adjustments. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Gain is kept as low as possible during automatic adjustments. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets how gain and exposure time will be balanced when the device is making automatic adjustments. + + + The full name of BslImmediateTriggerMode + Returns the full name of BslImmediateTriggerMode + + + The full name of BslImmediateTriggerMode + + + + The immediate trigger mode is disabled. This increases the exposure start delay, but changes to image parameters become effective immediately. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The immediate trigger mode is enabled. This reduces the exposure start delay. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the immediate trigger mode. If this mode is enabled, exposure starts immediately after triggering, but changes to image parameters become effective with a short delay, i.e., after one or more images have been acquired. + + + The full name of OverlapMode + Returns the full name of OverlapMode + + + The full name of OverlapMode + + + + Non-overlapping exposure and image readout. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Overlapping exposure and image readout. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Configures overlapping exposure and image readout. + + + The full name of SensorShutterMode + Returns the full name of SensorShutterMode + + + The full name of SensorShutterMode + + + + The shutter opens at the same time for all pixels but ends in a sequential manner. The pixels are exposed for different lengths of time. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The shutter opens and closes sequentially for groups (typically lines) of pixels. All pixels are exposed for the same length of time but not at the same time. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The shutter opens and closes at the same time for all pixels. All pixels are exposed for the same length of time at the same time. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the shutter mode of the device. + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + Returns the full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A check can be performed if the device is currently exposing a frame. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A check can be performed if the device is currently transferring a frame. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A check can be performed if the device is currently capturing a frame. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A check can be performed if the device is currently waiting for a frame trigger. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A check can be performed if the device is currently transferring a frame burst of one or many frames. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A check can be performed if the device is currently doing a frame burst of one or many frames. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A check can be performed if the device is currently waiting for a frame burst trigger. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the acquisition status to be checked. Once a status has been set, the status can be checked by reading the AcquisitionStatus parameter value. + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TriggerActivation + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + + + + The selected trigger is activated when the source signal is low. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected trigger is activated when the source signal is high. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected trigger is activated on the falling or rising edge of the source signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected trigger is activated on the falling edge of the source signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The selected trigger is activated on the rising edge of the source signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the signal transition that activates the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerSource + Returns the full name of TriggerSource + + + The full name of TriggerSource + + + + The signal source for the selected trigger is set to software signal 3. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The signal source for the selected trigger is set to software signal 2. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The signal source for the selected trigger is set to software signal 1. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The signal source for the selected trigger is set to line 4. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The signal source for the selected trigger is set to line 3. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The signal source for the selected trigger is set to line 2 + Applies to: USB + + + + + The signal source for the selected trigger is set to line 1. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The signal source for the selected trigger is set to software triggering. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerMode + Returns the full name of TriggerMode + + + The full name of TriggerMode + + + + The currently selected trigger is turned on. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The currently selected trigger is turned off. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the mode for the currently selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + Returns the full name of TriggerSelector + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + + + + The frame start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The frame burst start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the trigger type to be configured. Once a trigger type has been set, all changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + + + The full name of SensorReadoutMode + Returns the full name of SensorReadoutMode + + + The full name of SensorReadoutMode + + + + The device operates in fast readout mode. The readout time for each line of pixels is shortened compared to the normal readout mode. This allows higher frame rates, but may reduce image quality. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The device operates in normal readout mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the sensor readout mode. + + + The full name of ExposureOverlapTimeMode + Returns the full name of ExposureOverlapTimeMode + + + The full name of ExposureOverlapTimeMode + + + + The camera automatically uses the optimum overlap time for each acquisition. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The camera manually sets the overlap time for each acquisition. In this mode, you must also set the ExposureOverlapTimeMax parameter to specify the maximum overlap time. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the exposure overlap time mode. + + + The full name of ExposureMode + Returns the full name of ExposureMode + + + The full name of ExposureMode + + + + The trigger width exposure mode is set. In this mode, the length of the exposure for each frame acquisition will be directly controlled by the ExFSTrig signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The timed exposure mode is set. In this mode, the exposure time for each frame acquisition is determined by the value of the camera's Exposure Time Abs parameter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the exposure mode. + + + The full name of ExposureTimeMode + Returns the full name of ExposureTimeMode + + + The full name of ExposureTimeMode + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + Returns the full name of ExposureAuto + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + + + + Exposure time is adjusted repeatedly while images are acquired. The repeated automatic adjustment will proceed until the Once mode of operation is used or until the auto function is set to Off. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Exposure time is automatically adjusted until it reaches a specific target value. When the target value has been reached, the auto function will automatically be set to Off and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The exposure auto function is disabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the exposure auto function. The exposure auto function automatically adjusts the exposure time within set limits until a target brightness value is reached. + + + The full name of ShutterMode + Returns the full name of ShutterMode + + + The full name of ShutterMode + + + + The shutter mode is set to global reset release shutter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The shutter mode is set to rolling shutter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The shutter mode is set to global shutter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the shutter mode. + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + Returns the full name of AcquisitionMode + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + + + + The acquisition mode is set to continuous. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The acquisition mode is set to single frame. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the image acquisition mode. + + + The full name of PgiMode + Returns the full name of PgiMode + + + The full name of PgiMode + + + + Basler PGI image optimizations are enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Basler PGI image optimizations are disabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables Basler PGI image optimizations. + + + The full name of DemosaicingMode + Returns the full name of DemosaicingMode + + + The full name of DemosaicingMode + + + + Demosaicing is performed using the Basler PGI algorithm. This algorithm uses advanced demosaicing methods. The Sharpness Enhancement and Noise Reduction features are enabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Demosaicing is performed using a simple demosaicing algorithm. The Sharpness Enhancement and Noise Reduction features are disabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the demosaicing mode. + + + The full name of DefectPixelCorrectionMode + Returns the full name of DefectPixelCorrectionMode + + + The full name of DefectPixelCorrectionMode + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Identifies pixels that have a significantly greater or lesser intensity value than its neighboring pixels (outlier pixels) and adjusts their intensity value. + + + The full name of BslContrastMode + Returns the full name of BslContrastMode + + + The full name of BslContrastMode + + + + S-curve contrast enhancement is used to adjust the contrast. This allows you to improve perceived contrast while preserving the dynamic range of the image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Linear contrast enhancement is used to adjust the contrast. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the contrast mode. This specifies which type of contrast enhancement is used to adjust the contrast. + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + + The element in row 2 and column 2 of the color transformation matrix can be entered. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The element in row 2 and column 1 of the color transformation matrix can be entered. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The element in row 2 and column 0 of the color transformation matrix can be entered. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The element in row 1 and column 2 of the color transformation matrix can be entered. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The element in row 1 and column 1 of the color transformation matrix can be entered. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The element in row 1 and column 0 of the color transformation matrix can be entered. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The element in row 0 and column 2 of the color transformation matrix can be entered. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The element in row 0 and column 1 of the color transformation matrix can be entered. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The element in row 0 and column 0 of the color transformation matrix can be entered. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the element to be entered in the color transformation matrix for custom color transformation. Note: Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can not be changed. + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + + A matrix color transformation from YUV to RGB is performed on the pixels. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A matrix color transformation from RGB to YUV is performed on the pixels. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A matrix color transformation from RGB to RGB is performed on the pixels. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the type of color transformation that will be performed. + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + Returns the full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + + Colors with predominant magenta can be adjusted. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Colors with predominant blue can be adjusted. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Colors with predominant cyan can be adjusted. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Colors with predominant green can be adjusted. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Colors with predominant yellow can be adjusted. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Colors with predominant red can be adjusted. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the color for color adjustment. + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + Returns the full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + + Balance ratio will be applied to the blue channel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Balance ratio will be applied to the green channel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Balance ratio will be applied to the red channel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the color channel to be adjusted for manual white balance. Once a color intensity has been selected, all changes to the balance ratio parameter will be applied to the selected color intensity. + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + Returns the full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + + White balance is adjusted repeatedly while images are acquired. The repeated adjustment will proceed until the mode of operation is set to Once or to Off. + Applies to: USB + + + + + White balance is adjusted automatically until it reaches a specific target value. After the adjustment is complete, the auto function will automatically be set to Off and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The balance white auto function is disabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the balance white auto function. + + + The full name of LightSourcePreset + Returns the full name of LightSourcePreset + + + The full name of LightSourcePreset + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A color preset for image acquisition with tungsten incandescent light (2800 K) is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A color preset for image acquisition with daylight of 6500 K is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A color preset for image acquisition with daylight of 5000 K is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + No color preset is set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the light source preset. The colors in the image will be corrected so that they are appropriate for the selected light source. + + + The full name of BslColorSpaceMode + Returns the full name of BslColorSpaceMode + + + The full name of BslColorSpaceMode + + + + Color space is set to sRGB. The image brightness is optimized for display on an sRGB monitor. An additional sRGB gamma correction value of approximately 0.4 is applied. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Color space is set to RGB. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the color space for image acquisition. Note that perception of brightness also depends on the gamma correction value set. + + + The full name of ColorSpace + Returns the full name of ColorSpace + + + The full name of ColorSpace + + + + Color space is set to sRGB. The image brightness is optimized for display on an sRGB monitor. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Color space is set to RGB. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the color space set for image acquisitions. + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + Returns the full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + + Black level will be applied to all channels or taps. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the black level channel or tap to be adjusted. Once a black level channel or tap has been selected, all changes to the BlackLevel parameter will be applied to the selected channel or tap. + + + The full name of GainSelector + Returns the full name of GainSelector + + + The full name of GainSelector + + + + Gain will be applied to all analog channels. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Gain will be applied to all digital channels. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Gain will be applied to all channels or taps. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the gain channel or tap to be adjusted. Once a gain channel or tap has been selected, all changes to the Gain parameter will be applied to the selected channel or tap. + + + The full name of GainAuto + Returns the full name of GainAuto + + + The full name of GainAuto + + + + Gain is adjusted repeatedly while images are acquired. The repeated automatic adjustment will proceed until the Once mode of operation is used or until the auto function is set to Off. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Gain is adjusted automatically until it reaches a specific target value. When the target value has been reached, the auto function will automatically be set to Off and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The gain auto function is disabled. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the gain auto function. The gain auto function automatically adjusts the gain within set limits until a target brightness value is reached. + + + The full name of ROIZoneMode + Returns the full name of ROIZoneMode + + + The full name of ROIZoneMode + + + + Enables the previously set ROI zone. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Disables the previously set ROI zone. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Provides for enabling/disabling the previously set ROI zone. + + + The full name of ROIZoneSelector + Returns the full name of ROIZoneSelector + + + The full name of ROIZoneSelector + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 7 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 6 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 5 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 4 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 3 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 2 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 1 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets vertical ROI zone 0 to be enabled, configured, and vertically assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets a ROI zone to be enabled, configured, and assembled with other ROI zones. + + + The full name of TestPattern + Returns the full name of TestPattern + + + The full name of TestPattern + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + No test pattern. Displays the original image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Selects the type of image test pattern that is generated by the device. + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + Returns the full name of TestImageSelector + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + + + + The camera generates and displays a test image with a test image 6 pattern. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The camera generates and displays a test image with a test image 5 pattern. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The camera generates and displays a test image with a test image 4 pattern. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The camera generates and displays a test image with a test image 3 pattern. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The camera generates and displays a test image with a test image 2 pattern. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The camera generates and displays a test image with a test image 1 pattern. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The camera does not display a test image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the test image to display. + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + Returns the full name of PixelColorFilter + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + + + + The Bayer filter has a BG/GR alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The Bayer filter has a GR/BG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The Bayer filter has a GB/RG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The Bayer filter has an RG/GB alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + No Bayer filter is present on the camera. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + + + The full name of PixelSize + Returns the full name of PixelSize + + + The full name of PixelSize + + + + The depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 24 bits per pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 16 bits per pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 12 bits per pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 10 bits per pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 8 bits per pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 4 bits per pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 2 bits per pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 1 bit per pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the depth of the pixel values in the image (in bits per pixel). The value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + + + The full name of PixelFormat + Returns the full name of PixelFormat + + + The full name of PixelFormat + + + + The pixel format is set to YCbCr 422. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to BGR 8 + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 8 + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 12p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 12. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 12p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 12. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 12p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 12. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 12p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 12. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 10p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 10. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 10p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 10. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 10p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 10. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 10p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 10. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 8. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 8. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 8. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 8. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 12p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 12. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 10p. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 10. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 8. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the format of the pixel data transmitted by the camera. The available pixel formats depend on the camera model and whether the camera is monochrome or color. + + + The full name of BinningVerticalMode + Returns the full name of BinningVerticalMode + + + The full name of BinningVerticalMode + + + + The values of the binned pixels are averaged. This increases the signal-to-noise ratio without changing the camera's response to light. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The values of the binned pixels are summed. This increases the camera's response to light and the signal-to-noise ratio. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the binning vertical mode. + + + The full name of BinningHorizontalMode + Returns the full name of BinningHorizontalMode + + + The full name of BinningHorizontalMode + + + + The values of the binned pixels are averaged. This increases the signal-to-noise ratio without changing the camera's response to light. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The values of the binned pixels are summed. This increases the camera's response to light and the signal-to-noise ratio. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the binning horizontal mode. + + + The full name of SequencerTriggerActivation + Returns the full name of SequencerTriggerActivation + + + The full name of SequencerTriggerActivation + + + + The sequence set will advance when the source signal is low. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The sequence set will advance when the source signal is high. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The sequence set will advance on the falling or rising edge of the source signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The sequence set will advance on the falling edge of the source signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The sequence set will advance on the rising edge of the source signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the effective logical level for sequencer set advance. Currently, only LevelHigh is available. + + + The full name of SequencerTriggerSource + Returns the full name of SequencerTriggerSource + + + The full name of SequencerTriggerSource + + + + Frame End is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Frame Start is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Counter 3 End is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Counter 2 End is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Counter 1 End is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Software signal 3 is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Software signal 2 is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Software signal 1 is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Line 4 is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Line 3 is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Line 2 is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Line 1 is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the trigger source for sequencer set advance with the currently selected path. + + + The full name of SequencerConfigurationMode + Returns the full name of SequencerConfigurationMode + + + The full name of SequencerConfigurationMode + + + + The sequencer can be configured. SequencerMode must be set to Off before setting this parameter to On. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The sequencer can not be configured. The sequencer can now be used for image acquisition (by setting SequencerMode to On). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be configured. + + + The full name of SequencerMode + Returns the full name of SequencerMode + + + The full name of SequencerMode + + + + The sequencer can be used for image acquisition. SequencerConfigurationMode must be set to Off before setting this parameter to On. + Applies to: USB + + + + + The sequencer can not be used for image acquisition. The sequencer can now be configured (by setting SequencerConfigurationMode to On). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be used for image acquisition. + + + The full name of CameraOperationMode + Returns the full name of CameraOperationMode + + + The full name of CameraOperationMode + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Executes the operation selected by FileOperationSelector on the selected file. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Size of the currently selected file in bytes. + Applies to: USB + + + + + File operation result. For read or write operations, the number of successfully read/written bytes is returned. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the file operation execution status. + Applies to: USB + + + + + File access length. Controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + File access offset. Controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the access mode in which a file is opened in the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the target operation for the currently selected file. After an operation has been selected, the operation can be executed using the FileOperationExecute command. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the target file in the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables the currently selected expert feature. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Key to access the selected expert feature. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the expert feature to be configured. Once a feature has been set, all changes made using the feature enable feature will be applied to this feature. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Removes the factory limit of the selected parameter. When the factory limit is removed, the parameter can be set within extended limits. range of the extended limit is only dictated by the physical restrictions of the camera, such as the absolute limits of the camera's variable gain control. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the parameter whose factory limits should be removed. Once a parameter has been set, the factory limits can be removed using RemoveLimits. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A user defined value. value can serve as storage location for the camera user. It has no impact on the operation of the camera. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the user-defined value to set or read. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Announce the end of registers streaming. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Prepare the device for registers streaming without checking for consistency. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Controls the behavior of the indicators (such as LEDs) showing the status of the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Subminor version number of the Standard Features Naming Convention (SFNC) specification that the device is compatible with. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Minor version number of the Standard Features Naming Convention (SFNC) specification that the device is compatible with. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Major version number of the Standard Features Naming Convention (SFNC) specification that the device is compatible with. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Immediately resets and reboots the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the temperature state. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Temperature of the selected location within the device (in degrees centigrade). The temperature is measured at the location set by DeviceTemperatureSelector. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the location within the device where the temperature will be measured. Once a location has been set, the temperature can be retrieved using the DeviceTemperature parameter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Actual bandwidth (in bytes per second) that the camera will use to transmit image data and chunk data given the current camera settings. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value set to limit the maximum bandwidth of the data that will be streamed out by the device on the currently selected link (in bytes per second). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Controls if the device link throughput limit is active. When disabled, lower level throughput limit specific features are expected to control the throughput. When enabled, the device link throughput limit controls the overall throughput. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Speed of transmission negotiated on the selected link. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which link of the device to control. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Latched value of the timestamp counter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Latches the current timestamp counter and stores its value in TimestampLatchValue. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the scan type of the device's sensor (area or line scan). + Applies to: USB + + + + + User-settable ID of the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Serial number of the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Version of the device's firmware. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Version of the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Additional information from the vendor about the camera. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Model name of the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Name of the device's vendor. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Payload Final Transfer 2 Size + Applies to: USB + + + + + Payload Final Transfer 1 Size + Applies to: USB + + + + + Payload Transfer Count + Applies to: USB + + + + + Payload Transfer Size + Applies to: USB + + + + + This parameter takes effect only when the sequencer mode is set to On. The parameter can only be set when the sequencer configuration mode is set to On. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Test pending acknowledging time in milliseconds. On write, the device waits for this time period before acknowledging the write. If the time period is longer than the value in the Maximum Device Response Time register, the device must use PENDING_ACK during the completion of this request. On reads, the device returns the current value without any additional wait time. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Size of the second final payload transfer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Size of the first final payload transfer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expected number of payload transfers. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Expected size of a single payload transfer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the speed mode of the USB port. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Size of the payload in bytes. This is the total number of bytes sent in the payload. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the frame brust start wait event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the frame burst start wait event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the frame start wait event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the frame start wait event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the over temperature event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the over temperature event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the crititical temperature event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the critical temperature event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the test event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the test event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Frame ID of the frame burst start overtrigger event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the frame burst start overtrigger event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the frame burst start overtrigger event. This feature can be used to register a callback function to be notified of the event occurrence. Its value uniquely identifies the type of event that will be received. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Frame ID of the frame start overtrigger event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the frame start overtrigger event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the frame start overtrigger event. This feature can be used to register a callback function to be notified of the event occurrence. Its value uniquely identifies the type of event that will be received. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Frame ID of the frame burst start event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the frame burst start event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the frame burst start event. This feature can be used to register a callback function to be notified of the event occurrence. Its value uniquely identifies the type of event that will be received. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Frame ID of the frame start event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the frame start event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the frame start event. This feature can be used to register a callback function to be notified of the event occurrence. Its value uniquely identifies the type of event that will be received. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Frame ID of the exposure end event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Time stamp of the exposure end event. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Unique identifier of the exposure end event. This parameter can be used to register a callback function to be notified of the event occurrence. Its value uniquely identifies the type of event that will be received. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Generates an event test signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables event notifications for the currently selected event. The event can selected using the EventSelector parameter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the event notification to be enabled. Once an event notification has been set, the notification can be enabled using the EventNotification parameter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + CRC checksum of the acquired image. The checksum is calculated using all of the image data and all of the appended chunks except for the checksum itself. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Index of the active sequencer set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value of the selected chunk counter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which counter to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's input and output lines when the image was acquired + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Exposure time used to acquire the image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Gain used to acquire the image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which gain channel to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables the inclusion of the currently selected chunk in the payload data. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the chunk to be enabled. Once a chunk has been set, the chunk can be enabled using the ChunkEnable parameter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables the chunk mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to be used as the startup set. The startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Saves the current active set into the selected user set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Loads the selected set into the camera's volatile memory and makes it the active configuration set. Once the selected set is loaded, the parameters in the selected set will control the camera. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to load, save or configure. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Duration (or number of events) before the CounterEnd event is generated. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Immediately resets the selected counter. The counter starts counting immediately after the reset. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the signal on which the counter will be reset. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the source signal that can reset the currently selected counter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the event that increments the currently selected counter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the counter to be configured. Once a counter has been set, all changes to the counter settings will be applied to this counter. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Delay of the currently selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Duration of the currently selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the timer to be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Generates a signal that can be used as a software trigger. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the software signal to control. + Applies to: USB + + + + + A single bit field that sets the state of all user settable output signals in one access. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables the selected user settable output line. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the user settable output signal to be configured. Once a user settable output signal has been set, all changes to the user settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user settable output signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + This integer value is a single bit field that indicates the current logical state of all available lines at time of polling. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Indicates the current logical state of the selected line. + Applies to: USB + + + + + This command resets the overload status of the selected line. If the overload condition is still fulfilled, the overload status will be set again immediately. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Indicates whether an overload condition was detected on the selected line. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value for the minimum signal width of an output signal (in microseconds) . + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value of the selected line debouncer time in microseconds. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables the signal inverter function for the currently selected input or output line. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the source signal for the currently selected line. The currently selected line must be an output line. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the line logic of the currently selected line. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the electrical configuration of the currently selected line. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the mode for the selected line. This controls whether the physical line is used to input or output a signal. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the I/O line to be configured. Once a line has been set, all changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value of the LUT element at the LUT index position. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Index of the LUT element to access. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables the selected lookup table (LUT). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the lookup table (LUT) to be configured. Once a LUT has been selected, all changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Assigns the Balance White auto function to the currently selected auto function AOI. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Assigns the Gain Auto and the Exposure Auto functions to the currently selected auto function AOI. For this parameter, Gain Auto and the Exposure Auto are considered as a single "brightness" auto function. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Vertical offset from the top of the sensor to the auto function AOI (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Horizontal offset from the left side of the sensor to the auto function AOI (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Height of the auto function AOI (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Width of the auto function AOI (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which auto function AOI can be adjusted. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Assigns the Tonal Range Auto auto function to the currently selected auto function ROI. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Assigns the Balance White auto function to the currently selected auto function ROI. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Assigns the Gain Auto and the Exposure Auto functions to the currently selected auto function ROI. For this parameter, Gain Auto and the Exposure Auto are considered as a single "brightness" auto function. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Vertical offset from the top of the sensor to the auto function ROI (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Horizontal offset from the left side of the sensor to the auto function ROI (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Height of the auto function ROI (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Width of the auto function ROI (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets which auto function ROI can be adjusted. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the backlight compensation that allows the camera to compensate for underexposure. This is done by excluding a given percentage of the brightest pixels in the image from the target average gray value calculations. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Upper limit for the ExposureTime parameter when the exposure auto function is active. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Lower limit for the ExposureTime parameter when the exposure auto function is active. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Upper limit for the Gain parameter when the gain auto function is active. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Lower limit for the Gain parameter when the gain auto function is active. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets how gain and exposure time will be balanced when the device is making automatic adjustments. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Target average brightness for the gain auto function and the exposure auto function. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the immediate trigger mode. If this mode is enabled, exposure starts immediately after triggering, but changes to image parameters become effective with a short delay, i.e., after one or more images have been acquired. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Configures overlapping exposure and image readout. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the shutter mode of the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Indicates the status (true or false) of the currently selected acquisition signal. acquisition signal can be selected using AcquisitionStatusSelector. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the acquisition status to be checked. Once a status has been set, the status can be checked by reading the AcquisitionStatus parameter value. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sensor readout time given the current settings. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Maximum allowed frame acquisition rate given the current camera settings (in frames per second). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Acquisition frame rate of the camera in frames per second. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables setting the camera's acquisition frame rate to a specified value. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Trigger delay time in microseconds. The delay is applied after the trigger reception and before effectively activating the trigger. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the signal transition that activates the selected trigger. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Generates a software trigger signal. The software trigger signal will be used if the TriggerSource parameter is set to Software. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the mode for the currently selected trigger. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the trigger type to be configured. Once a trigger type has been set, all changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of frames to acquire for each FrameBurstStart trigger. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the sensor readout mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Maximum overlap of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in TriggerWidth exposure mode (in microseconds). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the exposure overlap time mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Exposure time of the camera in microseconds. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the exposure mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the exposure auto function. The exposure auto function automatically adjusts the exposure time within set limits until a target brightness value is reached. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the shutter mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Stops the acquisition of images if the camera is set for continuous image acquisition and acquisition has been started. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Starts the acquisition of images. If the camera is set for single frame acquisition, it will start acquisition of one frame. If the camera is set for continuous frame acquisition, it will start continuous acquisition of frames. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the image acquisition mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Amount of sharpening to apply. The higher the sharpness, the more distinct the image subject's contours will be. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Amount of noise reduction to apply. The higher the value, the less chroma noise will be visible in your images. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables Basler PGI image optimizations. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the demosaicing mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Amount of saturation to be applied. Adjusting the saturation changes the colorfulness (intensity) of the colors. A higher saturation, for example, will make colors easier to distinguish. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Adjusting the saturation changes the intensity of the colors. A higher saturation, for example, makes colors easier to distinguish. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Hue shift to be applied. Adjusting the hue shifts the colors of the image. This can be useful, e.g., for correcting minor color shifts or creating false-color images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Adjusting the hue shifts the colors of the image. This can be useful, e.g., for correcting minor color shifts or creating false-color images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Identifies pixels that have a significantly greater or lesser intensity value than its neighboring pixels (outlier pixels) and adjusts their intensity value. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Amount of contrast to be applied. The more contrast you apply, the more defined the difference between light and dark areas in the image will be. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Amount of brightness to be applied. This allows you to lighten or darken the entire image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the contrast mode. This specifies which type of contrast enhancement is used to adjust the contrast. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Transformation value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the element to be entered in the color transformation matrix for custom color transformation. Note: Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can not be changed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the type of color transformation that will be performed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Saturation adjustment value for the currently selected color. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Hue adjustment value for the currently selected color. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the color for color adjustment. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value of the currently selected balance ratio channel or tap. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the color channel to be adjusted for manual white balance. Once a color intensity has been selected, all changes to the balance ratio parameter will be applied to the selected color intensity. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the balance white auto function. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the light source preset. The colors in the image will be corrected so that they are appropriate for the selected light source. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the color space for image acquisition. Note that perception of brightness also depends on the gamma correction value set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value set for digital shift. When the parameter is set to zero, digital shift will be disabled. When the parameter is set to 1, 2, 3, or 4, digital shift will be set to shift by 1, shift by 2, shift by 3, or shift by 4 respectively. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the color space set for image acquisitions. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Gamma correction value. Gamma correction lets you modify the brightness of the pixel values to account for a non-linearity in the human perception of brightness. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value of the currently selected black level channel or tap. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the black level channel or tap to be adjusted. Once a black level channel or tap has been selected, all changes to the BlackLevel parameter will be applied to the selected channel or tap. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Value of the currently selected gain control in dB. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the gain channel or tap to be adjusted. Once a gain channel or tap has been selected, all changes to the Gain parameter will be applied to the selected channel or tap. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the gain auto function. The gain auto function automatically adjusts the gain within set limits until a target brightness value is reached. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the ROI zone offset [pixels, in direction of assembly] for the previously enabled ROI zone. Equivalent to OffsetY for vertical zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the ROI zone 'thickness' (pixels, in direction of assembly) for the previously enabled ROI zone. Equivalent to Height for vertical zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Provides for enabling/disabling the previously set ROI zone. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets a ROI zone to be enabled, configured, and assembled with other ROI zones. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Selects the type of image test pattern that is generated by the device. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Holds all moving test images at their starting position. All test images will be displayed at their starting positions and will stay fixed. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the test image to display. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Maximum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Minimum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Returns the depth of the pixel values in the image (in bits per pixel). The value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the format of the pixel data transmitted by the camera. The available pixel formats depend on the camera model and whether the camera is monochrome or color. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables vertical mirroring of the image. The pixel values for each row in a captured image will be swapped end-for-end about the row's center. You can use the ROI feature when using the reverse Y feature. Note that the position of the ROI relative to the sensor remains the same. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables horizontal mirroring of the image. The pixel values for each line in a captured image will be swapped end-for-end about the line's center. You can use the ROI feature when using the reverse X feature. Note that the position of the ROI relative to the sensor remains the same. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Vertical scaling factor. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Horizontal scaling factor. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Vertical decimation factor. It specifies the extent of vertical sub-sampling of the acquired frame, i.e. it defines how many rows are left out of transmission. This has the net effect of reducing the vertical resolution (height) of the image by the specified decimation factor. A value of 1 indicates that the camera performs no vertical decimation. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Horizontal decimation factor. It specifies the extent of horizontal sub-sampling of the acquired frame, i.e. it defines how many pixel columns are left out of transmission. This has the net effect of reducing the horizontal resolution (width) of the image by the specified decimation factor. A value of 1 indicates that the camera performs no horizontal decimation. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of adjacent vertical pixels to be summed. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the binning vertical mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of adjacent horizontal pixels to be summed. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the binning horizontal mode. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables vertical centering of the image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables horizontal centering of the image. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Number of bytes separating the starting pixels of two consecutive lines. This feature is used to facilitate alignment of image data. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Enables the line pitch feature which aligns output image data to multiples of 4 bytes. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Vertical offset from the top of the sensor to the region of interest (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Horizontal offset from the left side of the sensor to the region of interest (in pixels). + Applies to: USB + + + + + Height of the camera's region of interest in pixels. Depending on the camera model, the parameter can be set in different increments. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Width of the camera's region of interest in pixels. Depending on the camera model, the parameter can be set in different increments. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Maximum allowed height of the region of interest in pixels. value takes into account any function that may limit the maximum height. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Maximum allowed width of the region of interest in pixels. value takes into account any function that may limit the maximum width. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Height of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Width of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the effective logical level for sequencer set advance. Currently, only LevelHigh is available. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the trigger source for sequencer set advance with the currently selected path. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Next sequencer set to follow after the current one. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets the sequencer path. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Saves the sequencer parameter values that are currently in the active set. The values will be saved for the sequencer set whose sequencer set index number is currently selected. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Loads the parameter values of a sequencer set into the active set. The sequencer set will then be the current set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets a sequencer set by its index number. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sequencer set that will be used with the first frame start trigger after SequencerMode was set to On. Only sequencer set 0 is available. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be configured. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Index number of the current sequencer set, i.e. of the sequencer set whose parameter values are currently present in the active set. + Applies to: USB + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be used for image acquisition. + Applies to: USB + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: USB + + + + List of all parameter names available for USB cameras + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + Returns the full name of FileOperationStatus + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + + + + This value denotes a failing file operation. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value denotes a successful file operation. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Operation Status feature represents the file operation execution status. + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + Returns the full name of FileOpenMode + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + + + + This mode selects write-only open mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This mode selects read-only open mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Open Mode feature selects the access mode in which a file is opened in the device. + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + Returns the full name of FileOperationSelector + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + + + + Writes FileAccessLength bytes taken from the FileAccessBuffer into the device storage at the file relative offset FileAccessOffset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Reads FileAccessLength bytes from the device storage at the file relative offset FileAccessOffset into FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Closes the file selected by FileSelector in the device. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Opens the file selected by FileSelector in the device. The access mode in which the file is opened is selected by FileOpenMode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Operation Selector feature selects the target operation for the selected file in the device. This Operation is executed when the FileOperationExecute feature is called. + + + The full name of FileSelector + Returns the full name of FileSelector + + + The full name of FileSelector + + + + Selects the file 'Expert Feature 7 File' + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the file 'User Offset Shading 2' + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the file 'User Offset Shading 1' + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the file 'User Gain Shading 2' + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the file 'User Gain Shading 1' + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the file 'User Set 3' + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the file 'User Set 2' + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the file 'User Set 1' + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the file 'User Data' + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Selector feature selects the target file in the device. + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + Returns the full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 7 for configuration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 6 for configuration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 5 for configuration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 4 for configuration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 3 for configuration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 2 for configuration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 1 for configuration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Expert Feature 1 for configuration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the feature to configure. Once a feature has been selected, all changes made using the feature enable feature will be applied to the selected feature + + + The full name of ParameterSelector + Returns the full name of ParameterSelector + + + The full name of ParameterSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure overhead limits for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the target gray limits for auto functions. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the framerate limits for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure time limits for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the blacklevel limits for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the brightness limits for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the gain limits for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the parameter to configure. Selects the parameter to configure. Once a parameter has been selected, all changes made using the Remove Limits feature will be applied to the selected parameter + + + The full name of LastError + Returns the full name of LastError + + + The full name of LastError + + + + Indicates an user defect pixel failure. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + In trigger width exposure mode, a minimum trigger width is required. The trigger width was shorter than the minimum required. Increase the trigger width to the minimum or above. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates that the power supply is not sufficient. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The over temperature state has been detected. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates that a parameter was set to an invalid value. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates an error was detected while loading a userset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates that the camera was overtriggered. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates that no error was detected. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates the error that was detected last. + + + The full name of TemperatureState + Returns the full name of TemperatureState + + + The full name of TemperatureState + + + + Error + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Critical + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Ok + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Temperature State + + + The full name of TemperatureSelector + Returns the full name of TemperatureSelector + + + The full name of TemperatureSelector + + + + Temperature on the camera case + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Temperature on framegrabber board + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Temperature on core board + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Temperature on sensor board + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Lists the temperature sources available for readout + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + Returns the full name of DeviceScanType + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the camera uses an Line scan type of sensor. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the camera uses an area scan type of sensor. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration lists the possible scan types for the sensor in the device. + + + The full name of FeatureSet + Returns the full name of FeatureSet + + + The full name of FeatureSet + + + + Makes available the basic feature set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Makes available the full feature set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects a feature set description file. + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + Returns the full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of ShadingSetCreate + Returns the full name of ShadingSetCreate + + + The full name of ShadingSetCreate + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + ShadingSetCreate + + + The full name of ShadingSetSelector + Returns the full name of ShadingSetSelector + + + The full name of ShadingSetSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the User Shading Set 2 for activation by the activate command. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the User Shading Set 1 for activation by the activate command. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the default shading set for activation by the activate command. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the shading set to which the activate command will be applied. + + + The full name of ShadingSetDefaultSelector + Returns the full name of ShadingSetDefaultSelector + + + The full name of ShadingSetDefaultSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the User Shading Set 2 as the bootup shading set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the User Shading Set 1 as the bootup shading set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the default shading set (factory-created) as the bootup shading set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the shading set that will be loaded into the volatile memory during camera bootup. + + + The full name of ShadingStatus + Returns the full name of ShadingStatus + + + The full name of ShadingStatus + + + + This enumeration value indicates that a problem related to creating a shading set occurred. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the selected shading set could not be loaded into the volatile memory. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that a problem related to the startup shading set occurred. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the latest operation related to shading correction was successful. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeratuion indicates error statuses related to shading correction. + + + The full name of ShadingSelector + Returns the full name of ShadingSelector + + + The full name of ShadingSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects gain shading correction, i.e. the correction for photo response non-uniformity (PRNU). + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects offset shading correction, i.e. the correction for dark signal non-uniformity (DSNU). + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the kind of shading correction. + + + The full name of ColorOverexposureCompensationAOISelector + Returns the full name of ColorOverexposureCompensationAOISelector + + + The full name of ColorOverexposureCompensationAOISelector + + + + Selects Color Overexposure Compensation AOI 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selcts the area of interest where color overexposure compensation will be performed. + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Auto Function AOI 2 is used by the Balance White Auto function. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Auto Function AOI 1 is used by the Gain Auto and Exposure Auto functions. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Auto Function AOI. + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + + When this setting is selected tries to keep the exposure time value at its minimum. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + When this setting is selected tries to keep the gain value at its minimum. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the profile for controlling gain and shutter simultaneously. + + + The full name of DefaultSetSelector + Returns the full name of DefaultSetSelector + + + The full name of DefaultSetSelector + + + + customer factory set 1 + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + customer factory set 0 + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Factory set enabling color adjustments + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Factory set using auto functions + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + High gain factory set + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Standard factory set + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the which factory setting will be used as default set. + + + The full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + Returns the full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + + + The full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + + + + This enumeration value sets user set 3 as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets user set 2 as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets user set 1 as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the custom 1 user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the custom 0 user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the color user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the auto function user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the high gain user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the default user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the configuration set to be used as the default startup set. The configuration set that has been selected as the default startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + Returns the full name of UserSetSelector + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects user set 3. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user set 2. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user set 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Factory set enabling custom 1 settings + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Factory set enabling custom 0 settings + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Factory set enabling color adjustments + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Factory set using auto functions + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + High gain factory set + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the default configuration set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the configuration set to load, save or configure. Possible values for the User Set Selector are: Default: Selects a configuration set that contains factory settings. User Set 1: Selects the first user set. When the Default configuration set is selected and loaded using User Set Load, the device must be in default factory settings state and must make sure the mandatory continuous acquisition use case works directly. Default User Set is read-only and cannot be modified. + + + The full name of ClPixelClock + Returns the full name of ClPixelClock + + + The full name of ClPixelClock + + + + The pixel clock used in the communication with the grabber + + + The full name of ClSerialPortBaudRate + Returns the full name of ClSerialPortBaudRate + + + The full name of ClSerialPortBaudRate + + + + 921600 Baud + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + 460800 Baud + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + 230400 Baud + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + 115200 Baud + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + 57600 Baud + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + 38400 Baud + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + 19200 Baud + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + 9600 Baud + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of ClTimeSlots + Returns the full name of ClTimeSlots + + + The full name of ClTimeSlots + + + + Single timeslot + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of ClConfiguration + Returns the full name of ClConfiguration + + + The full name of ClConfiguration + + + + Standard Deca configuration with 10 taps of 8-bit, as described by the Camera Link Standard. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The camera streams the data from multiple taps (that do not fit in the standard +base configuration) through two Camera Link base ports. It is responsibility of the +application or frame grabber to reconstruct the full image. Only one of the ports (fixed) +serves as the 'master' for serial communication and triggering. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Standard full configuration described by the Camera Link standard. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Standard medium configuration described by the Camera Link standard. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Standard base configuration described by the Camera Link standard. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of ClTapGeometry + Returns the full name of ClTapGeometry + + + The full name of ClTapGeometry + + + + The tap geometry uniquely describes with a standardized name, the geometrical properties characterizing the different taps of a multitap camera + + + The full name of LUTSelector + Returns the full name of LUTSelector + + + The full name of LUTSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the luminance LUT for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration the lookup table (LUT) to configure. Once a LUT has been selected, all changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + + + The full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + Returns the full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + + + The full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + Returns the full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + + + The full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + Returns the full name of CounterResetSource + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + + + + This enumeration value selects Virtual Input Decoder Active as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput4 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput3 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput2 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput1 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC4 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC3 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC2 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC1 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 8 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 7 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 6 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 5 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 4 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 3 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 2 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 1 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects software command as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value disables counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the source of the reset for the selected counter. + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + Returns the full name of CounterEventSource + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + + + + Counts the number of Exposure End. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Exposure Start. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Line End. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Line Start. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Line Trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Frame End. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Frame Start. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Frame Trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Acquisition End. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Acquisition Start. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counts the number of Acquisition Trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Counter is stopped. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the event that will be the source to increment the counter. + + + The full name of CounterSelector + Returns the full name of CounterSelector + + + The full name of CounterSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects counter 4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects counter 3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects counter 2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects counter 1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the counter to configure. Once a counter has been selected, all changes to the counter settings will be applied to the selected counter. + + + The full name of TimerTriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TimerTriggerActivation + + + The full name of TimerTriggerActivation + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change needed to start the timer to level low. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change needed to start the timer to level high. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change needed to start the timer to falling edge. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change needed to start the timer to rising edge. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the type of signal transistion that will start the timer. + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + Returns the full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected timer to exposure active. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected timer to off. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + + + The full name of TimerSelector + Returns the full name of TimerSelector + + + The full name of TimerSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects timer 4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects timer 3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects timer 2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects timer 1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the timer to configure. . Once a timer has been selected, all changes to the timer settings will be applied to the selected timer. + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterSignalAlignment + Returns the full name of FrequencyConverterSignalAlignment + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterSignalAlignment + + + + For the falling edge of each signal received from the pre-divider sub-module a phase-locked falling edge of a signal generated by the multiplier sub-module is provided. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + For the rising edge of each signal received from the pre-divider sub-module a phase-locked rising edge of a signal generated by the multiplier sub-module is provided. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the signal transition relationships between the signals received from the pre-divider sub-module and the signals generated by the multiplier sub-module. + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterInputSource + Returns the full name of FrequencyConverterInputSource + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterInputSource + + + + Selects the output of the shaft encoder module as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects CC4 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects CC3 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects CC2 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects CC1 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 8 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 7 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 6 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 5 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 4 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 3 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 2 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 1 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the input source for the frequency converter module. + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleCounterMode + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleCounterMode + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleCounterMode + + + + The tick counter of the shaft encoder module increments for forward ticks for reverse ticks, i.e. the tick counts are incremented regardless of the direction of movement. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tick counter of the shaft encoder module increments for forward ticks and decrements for reverse ticks. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the counting mode of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleMode + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleMode + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleMode + + + + This enumeration value selects that the shaft encoder module will output trigger signals for forward ticks only provided the reverse counter is not decrementing. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects that the shaft encoder module will output trigger signals for forward and reverse ticks provided the reverse counter is neither incrementing nor decrementing. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the circumstances for the shaft encoder module to output trigger signals. + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSource + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSource + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSource + + + + This enumeration value selects CC4 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC3 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC2 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC1 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 8 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 7 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 6 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 5 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 4 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 3 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 2 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 1 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the input line as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSelector + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSelector + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSelector + + + + Selects phase B of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects phase A of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the phase of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + + + The full name of VInpSignalReadoutActivation + Returns the full name of VInpSignalReadoutActivation + + + The full name of VInpSignalReadoutActivation + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change necessary to start the signal evaluation. When the camera detects a falling edge, it starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change necessary to start the signal evaluation. When the camera detects a rising edge, it starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects when to start the signal evaluation. The camera waits for a rising/falling edge on the input line. When the appropriate signal has been received, the camera starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. When one bit pattern is finished, the camera waits for the next rising/falling edge to read out the next incoming bit pattern. The camera stops listening once three bits have been received. + + + The full name of VInpSignalSource + Returns the full name of VInpSignalSource + + + The full name of VInpSignalSource + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line on which the camera receives the virtual input signal. + + + The full name of SyncUserOutputSelector + Returns the full name of SyncUserOutputSelector + + + The full name of SyncUserOutputSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal CL Spare for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal Line4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal Line3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal Line2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal Line1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal CC4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal CC3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal CC2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal CC1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 8 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 7 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 6 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 5 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + Returns the full name of UserOutputSelector + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal CL Spare for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal Line4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal Line3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal Line2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal Line1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal CC4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal CC3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal CC2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal CC1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 8 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 7 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 6 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 5 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the user settable output signal to configure. Once a user settable output signal has been selected, all changes to the user settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user settable output signal. + + + The full name of LineSource + Returns the full name of LineSource + + + The full name of LineSource + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This signal for the output is rising with frame trigger wait and falling with exposure active. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value associates the output of the camera's frequency converter module with the selected output line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value associates the output of the camera's shaft encoder module with the selected output line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value associates the AcquisitionTriggerWait software status as a signal level with the selected output line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 4. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 3. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 2. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to user settable output signal 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 4 active. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 3 active. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 2 active. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 1 active. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value associates the LineTriggerWait software status as a signal level with the selected output line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value associates the FrameTriggerWait software status as a signal level with the selected output line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to exposure active. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to off. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the internally generated camera signal (source signal) for the selected line when the selected line is an output. + + + The full name of LineFormat + Returns the full name of LineFormat + + + The full name of LineFormat + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to opto-coupled. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to RS-422. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to LVDS. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to TTL. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to tri-state. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the electrical configuration of the selected line to not connected. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature controls the current electrical format of the selected physical input or output Line. Line Format can take any of the following values: No Connect: The Line is not connected. Tri-state: The Line is currently in Tri-state mode (Not driven). TTL: The Line is currently accepting or sending TTL level signals. LVDS: The Line is currently accepting or sending LVDS level signals. RS-422: The Line is currently accepting or sending RS-422 level signals. Opto-coupled: The Line is Opto-coupled. + + + The full name of LineLogic + Returns the full name of LineLogic + + + The full name of LineLogic + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of LineMode + Returns the full name of LineMode + + + The full name of LineMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected line to output. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected line to input. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature controls whether the physical Line is used to Input or Output a signal. When a Line supports input and output mode, the default state is Input to avoid possible electrical contention. Line Mode can take any of the following values: Input: The selected physical line is used to input an electrical signal. Output: The selected physical line is used to output an electrical signal. + + + The full name of LineSelector + Returns the full name of LineSelector + + + The full name of LineSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects output line 4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects output line 3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects output line 2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects output line 1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects Camera Link Spare for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects CC1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 8 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 7 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 6 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 5 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line to configure. Once a line has been selected, all changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + Returns the full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + + Device is currently waiting for a line trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Device is doing the exposure of a frame. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Device is currently transferring a frame. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Device is currently doing the capture of a frame. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Device is currently waiting for a Frame trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Device is currently transferring an acquisition of one or many frames. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Device is currently doing an acquisition of one or many frames. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Device is currently waiting for a trigger for the capture of one or many frames. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration is used to select which internal acquisition signal to read using AcquisitionStatus. + + + The full name of AcquisitionFrameRateEnum + Returns the full name of AcquisitionFrameRateEnum + + + The full name of AcquisitionFrameRateEnum + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of ShutterMode + Returns the full name of ShutterMode + + + The full name of ShutterMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the shutter mode to global reset release shutter. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the shutter mode to rolling shutter. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the shutter mode to global shutter. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the shutter mode. + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + Returns the full name of ExposureAuto + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + + + + When the 'continuous' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted while images are acquired. The repeated automatic adjustment will proceed until the 'once' mode of operation is used or until the auto function is set to 'off'. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + When the 'once' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted until the related image property reaches the target value. After the automatic parameter value adjustment is complete, the auto function will automatically be set to 'off' and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Disables the Exposure Auto function. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The exposure auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Exposure Time Abs parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data of the related Auto Function AOI is reached. + + + The full name of InterlacedIntegrationMode + Returns the full name of InterlacedIntegrationMode + + + The full name of InterlacedIntegrationMode + + + + Sets the integration mode to frame integration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the integration mode to field integration + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Interlaced Integration Mode. + + + The full name of ExposureMode + Returns the full name of ExposureMode + + + The full name of ExposureMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the exposure mode to trigger controlled. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the exposure mode to trigger width. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the exposure mode to timed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the exposure mode to off. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the exposure mode. + + + The full name of TriggerDelaySource + Returns the full name of TriggerDelaySource + + + The full name of TriggerDelaySource + + + + Selects the trigger delay to be expressed as a number of consecutive line triggers. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the trigger delay to be expressed as a time interval (in microseconds). + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects wheter trigger delay is defined as a time interval or as a number of consecutive line triggers. + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TriggerActivation + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + + + + Sets the selected trigger to become active when the source signal is low + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the selected trigger to become active when the source signal is high + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the selected trigger to become active on the falling or rising edge of the source signal + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the selected trigger to become active on the falling edge of the source signal + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the sets the selected trigger to become active on the rising edge of the source signal. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal transition needed to activate the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerSource + Returns the full name of TriggerSource + + + The full name of TriggerSource + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input Decoder Active. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 4. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 3. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 2. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to action command signal 4. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to action command signal 3. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to action command signal 2. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to action command signal 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to user output 2. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to user output 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to counter 1 end. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to counter 1 start. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to timer 1 end. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to timer 1 start. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to CC4. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to CC3. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to CC2. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to CC1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 8. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 7. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 6. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 5. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 4. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 3. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 2 + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to line 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to software trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal source for the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerMode + Returns the full name of TriggerMode + + + The full name of TriggerMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected trigger to on. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected trigger to off. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the trigger mode for the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + Returns the full name of TriggerSelector + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure active trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure end trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the exposure start trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the line start trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame active trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame end trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the frame start trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition active trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition end trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition start trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the trigger type to configure. Once a trigger type has been selected, all changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerControlImplementation + Returns the full name of TriggerControlImplementation + + + The full name of TriggerControlImplementation + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + Returns the full name of AcquisitionMode + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's acquisition mode to continuous. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's acquisition mode to multi frame. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's acquisition mode to single frame + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the image acquisition mode. + + + The full name of BinningModeVertical + Returns the full name of BinningModeVertical + + + The full name of BinningModeVertical + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to averaging. The grey values of binned pixels are averaged. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to summing. The grey values of binned pixels are summed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning mode. + + + The full name of BinningModeHorizontal + Returns the full name of BinningModeHorizontal + + + The full name of BinningModeHorizontal + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to averaging. The grey values of binned pixels are averaged. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the binning mode to summing. The grey values of binned pixels are summed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the horizontal binning mode. + + + The full name of LegacyBinningVertical + Returns the full name of LegacyBinningVertical + + + The full name of LegacyBinningVertical + + + + This enumeration value sets vertical binning to 2 rows. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets vertical binning to disabled. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning feature. + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + Returns the full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + + Selects magenta for the adjustment of colors with predominant magenta. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects blue for the adjustment of colors with predominant blue. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects cyan for the adjustment of colors with predominant cyan. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects green the adjustment of colors with predominant green. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects yellow for the adjustment of colors with predominant yellow. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects red for the adjustment of colors with predominant red. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the color for color adjustment. +Those colors in the image will be adjusted where the selected color predominates. + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + + Element in row 2 and column 2 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Element in row 2 and column 1 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Element in row 2 and column 0 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Element in row 1 and column 2 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Element in row 1 and column 1 of the color transformation matrix + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Element in row 1 and column 0 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Element in row 0 and column 2 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Element in row 0 and column 1 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Element in row 0 and column 0 of the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the element to be entered in the 3 x 3 color transformation matrix for custom matrix color transformation. +Note: Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can not be changed. + + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + + Matrix color transformation from RGB to YUV. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Matrix color transformation from YUV to RGB. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Matrix color transformation from RGB to RGB. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the matrix color transformation between color spaces. +Generally, the related color spaces are used for internal processing: The color signals provided by the sensor are transformed to the RGB color space to allow further transformations (to account for the type of light source, for color adjustment, for white balance, etc.). +The color transformation selected here does not refer to the color space selected for the transmission of image data out of the camera. + + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + Returns the full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the blue balance ratio control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the green balance ratio control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the red balance ratio control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects a balance ratio control to configuration. Once a balance ratio control has been selected, all changes to the balance ratio settings will be applied to the selected control. + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + Returns the full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + + When the 'continuous' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted while images are acquired. The repeated automatic adjustment will proceed until the 'once' mode of operation is used or until the auto function is set to 'off'. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + When the 'once' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted until the related image property reaches the target value. After the automatic parameter value adjustment is complete, the auto function will automatically be set to 'off' and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Disables the Balance White Auto function. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The automatic white balance is a two-step process: First, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values for red, green, and blue are each set to 1.5. Then, assuming a 'grey world' model, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values are adjusted such that the average gray values for the 'red' and 'blue' pixels match the average gray value for the 'green' pixels. + + + The full name of LightSourceSelector + Returns the full name of LightSourceSelector + + + The full name of LightSourceSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + A predefined matrix is used for matrix color transformation. The matrix is optimized for image acquisition with daylight of 6500 K. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + A predefined matrix is used for matrix color transformation. The matrix is optimized for image acquisition with tungsten incandescent light (3100 K). + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + A predefined matrix is used for matrix color transformation. The matrix is optimized for image acquisition with daylight of 5000 K. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Allows using a custom defined color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + No matrix color transformation for specific light source is performed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the color transformation mode to select the type of light source to be considered for matrix color transformation. + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + Returns the full name of TestImageSelector + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 7 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 6 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 5 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 4 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 3 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 2 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a test image 1 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving diagonal color gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a 12 bit moving diagonal gray gradient feature test pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with an 8 bit moving diagonal gray gradient feature test pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a 12 bit moving diagonal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with an 8 bit moving diagonal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with an 8 bit fixed diagonal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a camera specific pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a frame counter pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a color bar pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving vertical line pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving horizontal line pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving vertical gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving horizontal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a fixed vertical gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a fixed horizontal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit white test images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit black test images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's test image generation capability to disabled. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration provides a list of the available test images. Selecting a test image from the list will enable the test image. + + + The full name of FieldOutputMode + Returns the full name of FieldOutputMode + + + The full name of FieldOutputMode + + + + Sets the mode to output a frame generated by deinterlacing field 0 and field 1 using the deinterlacer selected by feature Deinterlacer. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the mode to output a frame consisting of field 0 in the upper half and field 1 in the lower half of the frame. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the mode to only output field 0 and field 1 in single frames. Starting with field 0. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the mode to only output field 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the mode to only output field 0. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the mode to output the fields. + + + The full name of SpatialCorrectionStartingLine + Returns the full name of SpatialCorrectionStartingLine + + + The full name of SpatialCorrectionStartingLine + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + Returns the full name of PixelColorFilter + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + + + + This enumeration value indicates that no Bayer filter is present on the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has a BG/GR alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has a GR/BG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has a GB/RG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has an RG/GB alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + + + The full name of PixelSize + Returns the full name of PixelSize + + + The full name of PixelSize + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 64 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 48 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 36 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 32 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 24 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 16 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 12 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 12 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 10 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 8 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 4 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 2 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 1 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images in bits per pixel. This value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + + + The full name of PixelCoding + Returns the full name of PixelCoding + + + The full name of PixelCoding + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the color coding of the pixels in the acquired images + + + The full name of PixelFormat + Returns the full name of PixelFormat + + + The full name of PixelFormat + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 8 Signed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 16. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 16. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 16. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 16. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 422 (YUYV) Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 16 Planar. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 12 Planar. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 10 Planar. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 8 Planar. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 444 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 422 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 411 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 10V2 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 10V1 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGR 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGR 10 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 10 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGRA 8 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGBA 8 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to BGR 8 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 8 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 12. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 12. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 12. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 12. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 10. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 10. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 10. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 10. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 8. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 8. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 8. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 8. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 16. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 12. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 10 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 10. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 8. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the format of the pixel data transmitted for acquired images. + + + The full name of SensorDigitizationTaps + Returns the full name of SensorDigitizationTaps + + + The full name of SensorDigitizationTaps + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature represents the number of digitized samples output simultaneously by the camera A/D conversion stage. + + + The full name of SensorBitDepth + Returns the full name of SensorBitDepth + + + The full name of SensorBitDepth + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature selects the amount of data bits the sensor produces for one sample. + + + The full name of GammaSelector + Returns the full name of GammaSelector + + + The full name of GammaSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the fixed sRGB gamma curve + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the the user configurable gamma curve. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the type of gamma to apply. + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + Returns the full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the blue black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the green black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the red black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 4 black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 3 black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 2 black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 1 black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available digital black level controls for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available analog black level controls for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available black level controls for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the black level control to configure. Once a black level control has been selected, all changes to the black level settings will be applied to the selected control. + + + The full name of GainSelector + Returns the full name of GainSelector + + + The full name of GainSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the blue gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the green gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the red gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 4 gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 3 gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 2 gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the tap 1 gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available digital gain controls for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available analog gain controls for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available gain controls for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the gain control to configure. Once a gain control has been selected, all changes to the gain settings will be applied to the selected control. + + + The full name of GainAuto + Returns the full name of GainAuto + + + The full name of GainAuto + + + + When the 'continuous' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted while images are acquired. The repeated automatic adjustment will proceed until the 'once' mode of operation is used or until the auto function is set to 'off'. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + When the 'once' mode of operation is selected, the parameter value is automatically adjusted until the related image property reaches the target value. After the automatic parameter value adjustment is complete, the auto function will automatically be set to 'off' and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Disables the Gain Auto function. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The gain auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Gain Raw parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data from Auto Function AOI1 is reached. + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSource + Returns the full name of SequenceAddressBitSource + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSource + + + + Selects Virtual Input Decoder Active as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 4 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 3 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 2 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 1 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects CC4 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects CC3 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects CC2 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects CC1 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 8 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 7 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 6 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 5 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 4 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 3 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 2 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects line 1 as the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSelector + Returns the full name of SequenceAddressBitSelector + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSelector + + + + Selects bit 3 of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects bit 2 of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects bit 1 of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects bit 0 of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects a bit of the sequence set address. + + + The full name of SequenceControlSource + Returns the full name of SequenceControlSource + + + The full name of SequenceControlSource + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input Decoder Active. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 4. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 3. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 2. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CC4. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CC3. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CC2. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CC1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 8. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 7. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 6. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 5. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 4. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 3. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 2. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Automatic sequence set advance. The sequence repeat starts with sequence set index number 1. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Advance via asynchronous advance only. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the source for sequence control. Possible values: Disabled - advance via asynchronous advance. Always Active - automatic sequence set advance. The sequence repeat starts with sequence set index number 1. Line N - the source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line N. CCN - the source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CCN. + + + The full name of SequenceControlSelector + Returns the full name of SequenceControlSelector + + + The full name of SequenceControlSelector + + + + Selects controls for sequence set advance. Only available in Controlled sequence advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects controls for sequence restart. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects between controls for sequence restart or sequence set advance. + + + The full name of SequenceAdvanceMode + Returns the full name of SequenceAdvanceMode + + + The full name of SequenceAdvanceMode + + + + The sequence sets are selected according to the states of the input lines as the frame triggers occur. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sequence set advance controlled by settable source. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Automatic sequence set advance as images are acquired. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the sequence set advance mode. Possible values: Auto - automatic sequence set advance as images are acquired. Controlled - sequence set advance controlled by settable source. Free selection - the sequence sets are selected according to the states of the input lines. + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Operation Execute feature is the command that executes the operation selected by FileOperationSelector on the selected file. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Size feature represents the size of the selected file in bytes. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Operation Result feature represents the file operation result. For Read or Write operations, the number of successfully read/written bytes is returned. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Operation Status feature represents the file operation execution status. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Open Mode feature selects the access mode in which a file is opened in the device. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Operation Selector feature selects the target operation for the selected file in the device. This Operation is executed when the FileOperationExecute feature is called. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The File Selector feature selects the target file in the device. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Enable the selected Feature + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the key to access the selected feature + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the feature to configure. Once a feature has been selected, all changes made using the feature enable feature will be applied to the selected feature + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the number of prelines. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Removes the factory-set limits of the selected parameter. Having removed the factory-set limits you may set the parameter within extended limits. These are only defined by technical restrictions. Note: Inferior image quality may result. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the parameter to configure. Selects the parameter to configure. Once a parameter has been selected, all changes made using the Remove Limits feature will be applied to the selected parameter + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Erases the last error and possibly reveals a previous error. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates the error that was detected last. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Shows the over temperature state of the selected target + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Shows the over temperature state of the selected target + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Temperature State + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Shows the current temperature of the selected target in degrees centigrade + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Lists the temperature sources available for readout + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a command that immediately resets and reboots the device. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration lists the possible scan types for the sensor in the device. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that indicates the version of the device's firmware and software. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature stores a user-programmable identifier. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that indicates the device's serial number. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that indicates the version of the device. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that provides additional information from the vendor about the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a text description that indicates the model name of the device. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a text description that indicates the name of the device's vendor. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects a feature set description file. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + If the camera contains multiple GenICam XML files, this parameter determines which of them is accessible to non-manifest-aware software accessing register address 0x0200 (first url). + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + ShadingSetCreate + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This command copies the selected shading set from the camera's non-volatile memory into the volatile memory. Shading correction is performed using the shading set in the volatile memory. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the shading set to which the activate command will be applied. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the shading set that will be loaded into the volatile memory during camera bootup. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeratuion indicates error statuses related to shading correction. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value enables the selected kind of shading correction. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the kind of shading correction. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the vertical offset for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the horizontal offset for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the height for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the width for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the raw value for the color overexposure compensation factor. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the color overexposure compensation factor controlling the extent of compensation for the selected C.O.C. AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Enables color overexposure compensation. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selcts the area of interest where color overexposure compensation will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the starting line of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the starting column of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the height of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the width of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Auto Function AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the profile for controlling gain and shutter simultaneously. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Upper limit of the Auto Exposure Time (Abs) [us] parameter + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Lower limit of the Auto Exposure Time (Abs) [us] parameter + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Upper limit of the Auto Gain (Raw) parameter + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Lower limit of the Auto Gain (Raw) parameter + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The Balance White adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which the color components are changed when Balance White Auto is enabled. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The Balance White adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which the color components are changed when Balance White Auto is enabled. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The gray value adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which pixel gray values are changed when Exposure Auto and/or Gain Auto are enabled. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The gray value adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which pixel gray values are changed when Exposure Auto and/or Gain Auto are enabled. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The target average grey value may range from nearly black to nearly white. Note that this range of gray values applies to 8 bit and to 16 bit (12 bit effective) output modes. Accordingly, also for 16 bit output modes, black is represented by 0 and white by 255. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the which factory setting will be used as default set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the configuration set to be used as the default startup set. The configuration set that has been selected as the default startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This command copies the parameters in the current active configuration set into the selected user set in the camera's non-volatile memory. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This command loads the selected configuration set from the non-volatile memory in the camera to the volatile memory and makes the selected set the active configuration set. Once the selected set is loaded, the parameters in the selected set will control the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the configuration set to load, save or configure. Possible values for the User Set Selector are: Default: Selects a configuration set that contains factory settings. User Set 1: Selects the first user set. When the Default configuration set is selected and loaded using User Set Load, the device must be in default factory settings state and must make sure the mandatory continuous acquisition use case works directly. Default User Set is read-only and cannot be modified. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + StopFeatureStreaming + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + StartFeatureStreaming + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates whether a live grab is under way + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The Inter-line Delay Abs parameter sets the delay between the end of transmission of a line and the start of transmission of the next line. +The parameter sets a floating point value to express the delay in microseconds. The set value will be automatically adjusted to the nearest value that can be expressed as a multiple of the period of the currently selected pixel clock. The line valid signal (LVAL) remains low during the set delay. +The default value of the parameter is the minimum allowed inter-line delay. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The Inter-line Delay Raw parameter sets the delay between the end of transmission of a line and the start of transmission of the next line. +The parameter sets an integer value to express the delay as a number pixel clock cycles. The line valid signal (LVAL) remains low during the set number of pixel clock cycles. +The default value of the parameter is the minimum allowed number of inter-line clock cycles. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock used in the communication with the grabber in Hz + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock used in the communication with the grabber + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry uniquely describes with a standardized name, the geometrical properties characterizing the different taps of a multitap camera + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the value of the LUT element at the LUT index. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the LUT element to access. This value is used to index into a LUT array. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value enables the selected LUT. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration the lookup table (LUT) to configure. Once a LUT has been selected, all changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This command will immediately reset the selected counter. Note that the counter starts counting immediately after the reset. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the source of the reset for the selected counter. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the event that will be the source to increment the counter. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the counter to configure. Once a counter has been selected, all changes to the counter settings will be applied to the selected counter. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the type of signal transistion that will start the timer. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the timer duration timebase. The actual duration time equals the current timer duration raw setting times the current timer duration time base abs setting. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This float value sets the duration for the selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the timer delay timebase. The actual delay time equals the current timer delay raw setting times the current timer delay time base abs setting. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This float value sets the delay for the selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the timer to configure. . Once a timer has been selected, all changes to the timer settings will be applied to the selected timer. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when a timer duration is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when a timer delay is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature ensures that the multiplier sub-module does not provide a generated signal at a too high frequency that would cause camera overtriggering. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets an integer value as the post-divider for the post-divider sub-module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets an integer value as the multiplier for the multiplier sub-module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets an integer value as the pre-divider for the pre-divider sub-module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the signal transition relationships between the signals received from the pre-divider sub-module and the signals generated by the multiplier sub-module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This command resets the reverse counter of the shaft encoder module to 0 and informs the module that the current direction of conveyor movement is forward. Reset must be carried out before the first conveyor movement in the forward direction. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value sets the maximum value for the reverse counter of the shaft encoder module (range: 0 to 32767). + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This command resets the tick counter count of the shaft encoder module to 0. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value sets the maximum value for the tick counter of the shaft encoder module (range: 0 to 32767). If the tick counter is incrementing and it reaches the set maximum, it willl roll over to 0. If the tick counter is decrementing and it reaches 0, it willl roll back to the set maximum. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value (read only) indicates the current value of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the counting mode of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects the circumstances for the shaft encoder module to output trigger signals. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the input line as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the phase of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects when to start the signal evaluation. The camera waits for a rising/falling edge on the input line. When the appropriate signal has been received, the camera starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. When one bit pattern is finished, the camera waits for the next rising/falling edge to read out the next incoming bit pattern. The camera stops listening once three bits have been received. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value sets the time in microseconds that elapses between the beginning of the input bit and the time when the high/low status of the bit is evaluated. It applies to all bits. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value sets the length of the input bit in microseconds. It applies to all bits in the signal. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line on which the camera receives the virtual input signal. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value is a single bitfield that sets the state of all user settable synchronous output signals in one access. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value sets the state of the selected user settable synchronous output signal. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value defines a mask that is used when the User Output Value All setting is used to set all of the user settable output signals in one access. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value is a single bitfield that sets the state of all user settable output signals in one access. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value sets the state of the selected user settable output signal. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the user settable output signal to configure. Once a user settable output signal has been selected, all changes to the user settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user settable output signal. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value is a single bitfield that indicates the current logical state of all available lines at time of polling. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value indicates the current logical state for the selected line at the time of polling. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This float value sets the absolute value (in microseconds) for the minimum signal width of a signal that is received from the frequency converter or from the shaft encoder module and that is associated with a digital output line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value sets the raw value for the minimum signal width of a signal that is received from the frequency converter or from the shaft encoder module and that is associated with a digital output line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the raw value of the selected line debouncer time + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the absolute value of the selected line debouncer time in microseconds + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value enables the termination resistor for the selected input line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value enables the signal inverter function for the selected input or output line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the internally generated camera signal (source signal) for the selected line when the selected line is an output. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature controls the current electrical format of the selected physical input or output Line. Line Format can take any of the following values: No Connect: The Line is not connected. Tri-state: The Line is currently in Tri-state mode (Not driven). TTL: The Line is currently accepting or sending TTL level signals. LVDS: The Line is currently accepting or sending LVDS level signals. RS-422: The Line is currently accepting or sending RS-422 level signals. Opto-coupled: The Line is Opto-coupled. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature controls whether the physical Line is used to Input or Output a signal. When a Line supports input and output mode, the default state is Input to avoid possible electrical contention. Line Mode can take any of the following values: Input: The selected physical line is used to input an electrical signal. Output: The selected physical line is used to output an electrical signal. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line to configure. Once a line has been selected, all changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the frame timeout in microseconds. When the timeout expires before a frame acquisition is complete, a partial frame will be delivered. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value enables the frame timeout. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature is used to read the state (True or False) of the internal acquisition signal selected using AcquisitionStatusSelector. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration is used to select which internal acquisition signal to read using AcquisitionStatus. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates the 'absolute' value of the maximum allowed acquisition frame rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that indicates the maximum allowed acquisition frame rate in frames per second given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates the 'absolute' value of the minimum allowed acquisition frame period. The 'absolute' value is a float value that indicates the minimum allowed acquisition frame period in microseconds given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the 'absolute' value of the acquisition frame rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that sets the acquisition frame rate in frames per second. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value enables setting the camera's acquisition frame rate to a specified value. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates the 'absolute' value of the maximum allowed acquisition line rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that indicates the maximum allowed acquisition line rate in lines per second given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates the 'absolute' value of the minimum allowed acquisition line period. The 'absolute' value is a float value that indicates the minimum allowed acquisition line period in microseconds given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the 'absolute' value of the acquisition line rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that sets the acquisition line rate in lines per second. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the shutter mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Enable the Global Reset Release Mode + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value sets the maximum overlap time (in raw units) of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in TriggerWidth exposure mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This float value sets the maximum overlap time (in microseconds) of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in TriggerWidth exposure mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates the sensor readout time given the current settings. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the exposure timebase. The actual exposure time equals the current exposure time raw setting times the current exposure time base abs setting. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value enables the use of the exposure time base. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when the exposure time is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This float value sets the camera's exposure time in microseconds. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The exposure auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Exposure Time Abs parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data of the related Auto Function AOI is reached. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the Interlaced Integration Mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the exposure mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This integer value sets the trigger delay expressed as a number of consecutive line triggers to apply after the trigger reception before effectively activating it. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This float value sets the absolute trigger delay in microseconds to apply after the trigger reception before effectively activating it. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects wheter trigger delay is defined as a time interval or as a number of consecutive line triggers. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature determines whether a partial or a complete frame is transmitted when the frame start trigger is used with Level High or Level Low and when the frame start trigger signal transitions while the frame is still being acquired. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal transition needed to activate the selected trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal source for the selected trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This command generates a software trigger signal. The software trigger signal will be used if the trigger source is set to 'software'. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the trigger mode for the selected trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the trigger type to configure. Once a trigger type has been selected, all changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the number of frames acquired in the multiframe acquisition mode + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This command will immediately abort any image acquisition process that is currently in progress. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + If the camera is set for continuous image acquisition and acquisition has been started, this command stops the acquisition of images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This command starts the acquisition of images. If the camera is set for single frame acquisition, it will start acquisition of one frame. If the camera is set for continuous frame acquisition, it will start continuous acquisition of frames. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the image acquisition mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + When enabled, the maximum frame rate onyl depends on sensor timing and timing of the trigger sequence, and not on the image transfer rate out of the camera. + +Note: The maximum number of triggers within a burst sequence is limited. If the maximum number is exceeded, images may be damaged or lost. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the height for the selected zone. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the Y offset (top offset) for the selected zone. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Enables the selected zone. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the zone to access. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Enables the stacked zone imaging feature. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Vertical sub-sampling of the image. This has the net effect of reducing the vertical resolution (height) of the image by the specified vertical decimation factor. A value of 1 indicates that the camera performs no vertical decimation. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Horizontal sub-sampling of the image. This has the net effect of reducing the horizontal resolution (width) of the image by the specified horizontal decimation factor. A value of 1 indicates that the camera performs no horizontal decimation. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the number of binned adjacent vertical pixels. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the number of binned adjacent horizontal pixels. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the horizontal binning mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning feature. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature is used to center the image vertically. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature is used to center the image horizontally. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the Y offset (top offset) for the area of interest, i.e., the distance in pixels between the top of the sensor and the top of the image area. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the X offset (left offset) for the area of interest in pixels, i.e., the distance in pixels between the left side of the sensor and the left side of the image area. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the height of the area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the width of the area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets an integer value for the adjustment of saturation of the selected color. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets a floating point value for the adjustment of saturation of the selected color. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets an integer value for the adjustment of hue of the selected color. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets a floating point value for the adjustment of hue of the selected color. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the color for color adjustment. +Those colors in the image will be adjusted where the selected color predominates. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Allows returning to the color adjustment settings extant before the latest changes of the settings. +This allows you undoing the latest unwanted changes of the color adjustment settings and returning to the preceding settings. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Enables color adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets an integer value to define the extent to which the selected light source will be considered in color matrix transformation. If the value is set to 65536 the selected light source will be fully considered. If the value is set to 0 the selected light source will not be considered. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets a floating point value to define the extent to which the selected light source will be considered in color matrix transformation. +If the value is set to 1 the selected light source will be fully considered. If the value is set to 0 the selected light source will not be considered. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets an integer value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets a floating point value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the element to be entered in the 3 x 3 color transformation matrix for custom matrix color transformation. +Note: Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can not be changed. + + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the matrix color transformation between color spaces. +Generally, the related color spaces are used for internal processing: The color signals provided by the sensor are transformed to the RGB color space to allow further transformations (to account for the type of light source, for color adjustment, for white balance, etc.). +The color transformation selected here does not refer to the color space selected for the transmission of image data out of the camera. + + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the selected balance ratio control as an integer. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the selected balance ratio control as a float value. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects a balance ratio control to configuration. Once a balance ratio control has been selected, all changes to the balance ratio settings will be applied to the selected control. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The automatic white balance is a two-step process: First, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values for red, green, and blue are each set to 1.5. Then, assuming a 'grey world' model, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values are adjusted such that the average gray values for the 'red' and 'blue' pixels match the average gray value for the 'green' pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Allows returning to the color adjustment settings extant before the latest changes of the settings. +This allows you undoing the latest unwanted changes of the color adjustment settings and returning to the preceding settings. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the color transformation mode to select the type of light source to be considered for matrix color transformation. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates maximum allowed height of the image in pixels taking into account any function that may limit the allowed height. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates maximum allowed width of the image in pixels taking into account any function that may limit the allowed width. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates the actual height of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates the actual width of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration provides a list of the available test images. Selecting a test image from the list will enable the test image. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the mode to output the fields. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature is used to flip vertically the image sent by the device. The AOI is applied after the flipping. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature is used to flip horizontally the image sent by the device. The AOI is applied after the flipping. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Specifies the direction of imaging and the separation (consecutive numbers) of related line captures. Related line captures will be combined. + +Positive integer: The object will pass the top sensor line first. + +Negative integer: The object will pass the bottom sensor line first. + +In color cameras, the top sensor line is the green line, and the bottom sensor line is the blue line. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This a read only feature. It indicates the maximum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This a read only feature. It indicates the minimum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Enables color improvement of RGB data and provides for their output as RGB raw data. Only available for cameras with an RGB Bayer filter. +Note: Make sure to also select a suitable raw pixel data output format. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images in bits per pixel. This value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the color coding of the pixels in the acquired images + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration sets the format of the pixel data transmitted for acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature represents the number of digitized samples output simultaneously by the camera A/D conversion stage. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature selects the amount of data bits the sensor produces for one sample. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the substrate voltage + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the selected digital shift control + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This feature is used to perform gamma correction of pixel intensity. This is typically used to compensate for non-linearity of the display system (such as CRT). + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the type of gamma to apply. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This boolean value enables the gamma correction. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the selected black level control as a float value. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This value sets the selected black level control as an integer. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the black level control to configure. Once a black level control has been selected, all changes to the black level settings will be applied to the selected control. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the 'absolute' value of the selected gain control. The 'absolute' value is a float value that sets the selected gain control in dB. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the 'raw' value of the selected gain control. The 'raw' value is an integer value that sets the selected gain control in units specific to the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration selects the gain control to configure. Once a gain control has been selected, all changes to the gain settings will be applied to the selected control. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The gain auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Gain Raw parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data from Auto Function AOI1 is reached. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the source for setting the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects a bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the source for sequence control. Possible values: Disabled - advance via asynchronous advance. Always Active - automatic sequence set advance. The sequence repeat starts with sequence set index number 1. Line N - the source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is line N. CCN - the source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is CCN. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects between controls for sequence restart or sequence set advance. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the sequence set advance mode. Possible values: Auto - automatic sequence set advance as images are acquired. Controlled - sequence set advance controlled by settable source. Free selection - the sequence sets are selected according to the states of the input lines. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the number of consecutive executions per sequence cycle for the selected sequence set. Only available in Auto sequence advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Loads an existing sequence set to make it the current sequence set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Stores the current sequence set as one of the sequence sets of the sequence. Note: Storing the current sequence set will overwrite any already existing sequence set bearing the same index number. Note: The sequence set is stored in the volatile memory and will therefore be lost if the camera is reset or if power is switched off. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Selects the index number of a sequence set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Sets the total number of sequence sets in the sequence. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Allows to advance from the current sequence set to the next one. The advance is asynchronous to the cameras's frame trigger. Only available in Controlled sequence advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Allows to restart the sequence of sequence sets to image acquisition, starting with the sequence set of lowest index number. The restart is asynchronous to the cameras's frame trigger. Only available in Auto and Controlled sequence advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Indicates the current sequence set. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Enables the existing sequence sets for image acquisition. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + List of all parameter names available for Camera Link cameras. + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + Returns the full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in RGB 12 Packed. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 (YUYV) Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 16 Planar format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Planar format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Planar format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Planar format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 444 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 411 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V2 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V1 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 10 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGRA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGBA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 8 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 signed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration lists the pixel formats that can be indicated by the pixel format chunk. + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the trigger input counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value is a bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the frame counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration lists the pixel formats that can be indicated by the pixel format chunk. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value indicates indicates the maximum possible pixel value acquired in the image + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value indicates the minimum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value Indicates the height of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value Indicates the width of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value Indicates the Y offset of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value Indicates the X offset of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value indicates the number of bytes of data between the beginning of one line in the acquired image and the beginning of the next line in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + List of all parameter names available for IEEE 1394 chunk data. + + + The full name of Status + Returns the full name of Status + + + The full name of Status + + + + The low level stream grabber is not valid. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The low level stream grabber is locked. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The low level stream grabber is open. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The low level stream grabber is closed. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The stream grabber is initially in the status Closed. In this state it can only be opened, other operations + are not allowed. + It switches to Open when the stream grabber is opened successfully. A call to PrepareGrab locks the stream grabber and the camera. It is synchronized with the transport layer specific parameter of the camera. + Both are released by calling FinishGrab and the status switches back to Open. + On call of the Close method the status returns to Closed. + In case of unrecoverable errors status turn invalid. + + + + The stream grabber is initially in the status Closed. In this state it can only be opened, other operations + are not allowed. + It switches to Open when the stream grabber is opened successfully. A call to PrepareGrab locks the stream grabber and the camera. It is synchronized with the transport layer specific parameter of the camera. + Both are released by calling FinishGrab and the status switches back to Open. + On call of the Close method the status returns to Closed. + In case of unrecoverable errors status turn invalid. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the absolute thread priority. It is not changed until the stream grabber is re-opened again. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + If enabled the user can set a custom thread priority. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Timeout value in milliseconds for the output thread + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Maximum size (in bytes) of a buffer used for grabbing images. A grab application must set this parameter before grabbing starts. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Maximum number of buffers that can be used simultaneously for grabbing images. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + List of all parameter names available for the IEEE 1394 low level stream grabber + + + + Number of Buffers that are going to be used receiving events. . + Applies to: 1394 + + + + List of all parameter names available for the IEEE 1394 low level event grabber. + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + Returns the full name of FileOperationStatus + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + + + + This value denotes a failing file operation. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value denotes a successful file operation. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The File Operation Status feature represents the file operation execution status. + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + Returns the full name of FileOpenMode + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + + + + The File Open Mode feature selects the access mode in which a file is opened in the device. + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + Returns the full name of FileOperationSelector + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + + + + Opens the file selected by FileSelector in the device. The access mode in which the file is opened is selected by FileOpenMode. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The File Operation Selector feature selects the target operation for the selected file in the device. This Operation is executed when the FileOperationExecute feature is called. + + + The full name of FileSelector + Returns the full name of FileSelector + + + The full name of FileSelector + + + + The File Selector feature selects the target file in the device. + + + The full name of EventNotification + Returns the full name of EventNotification + + + The full name of EventNotification + + + + This enumeration value enables the event notification. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value sets the event notification type to GenICam event. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value sets event notification to off. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the notification type that will be sent to the host application for the selected event. + + + The full name of EventSelector + Returns the full name of EventSelector + + + The full name of EventSelector + + + + This enumeration selects the type of event for enabling. + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + Returns the full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in RGB 12 Packed. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 (YUYV) Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 16 Planar format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Planar format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Planar format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Planar format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 444 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 411 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V2 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V1 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 10 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGRA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGBA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 8 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 16 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 Packed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 signed format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration lists the pixel formats that can be indicated by the pixel format chunk. + + + The full name of ChunkSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkSelector + + + The full name of ChunkSelector + + + + This enumeration selects chunks for enabling. + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + Returns the full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + + Selects the feature to configure. Once a feature has been selected, all changes made using the feature enable feature will be applied to the selected feature + + + The full name of ParameterSelector + Returns the full name of ParameterSelector + + + The full name of ParameterSelector + + + + This enumeration selects the parameter to configure. Selects the parameter to configure. Once a parameter has been selected, all changes made using the Remove Limits feature will be applied to the selected parameter + + + The full name of TemperatureSelector + Returns the full name of TemperatureSelector + + + The full name of TemperatureSelector + + + + Lists the temperature sources available for readout + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + Returns the full name of DeviceScanType + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the camera uses an Line scan type of sensor. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the camera uses an area scan type of sensor. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration lists the possible scan types for the sensor in the device. + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + Returns the full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + + Selects the Auto Function AOI. + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + + Selects the profile for controlling gain and shutter simultaneously. + + + The full name of DefaultSetSelector + Returns the full name of DefaultSetSelector + + + The full name of DefaultSetSelector + + + + Selects the which factory setting will be used as default set. + + + The full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + Returns the full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + + + The full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + + + + This enumeration value sets the default user set as the default startup set. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the configuration set to be used as the default startup set. The configuration set that has been selected as the default startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + Returns the full name of UserSetSelector + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the default configuration set. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the configuration set to load, save or configure. Possible values for the User Set Selector are: Default: Selects a configuration set that contains factory settings. User Set 1: Selects the first user set. When the Default configuration set is selected and loaded using User Set Load, the device must be in default factory settings state and must make sure the mandatory continuous acquisition use case works directly. Default User Set is read-only and cannot be modified. + + + The full name of LUTSelector + Returns the full name of LUTSelector + + + The full name of LUTSelector + + + + This enumeration the lookup table (LUT) to configure. Once a LUT has been selected, all changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + + + The full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + Returns the full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + + + The full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + Returns the full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + + + The full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + Returns the full name of CounterResetSource + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + + + + This enumeration selects the source of the reset for the selected counter. + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + Returns the full name of CounterEventSource + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + + + + Counts the number of Frame Trigger. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the event that will be the source to increment the counter. + + + The full name of CounterSelector + Returns the full name of CounterSelector + + + The full name of CounterSelector + + + + This enumeration selects the counter to configure. Once a counter has been selected, all changes to the counter settings will be applied to the selected counter. + + + The full name of TimerTriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TimerTriggerActivation + + + The full name of TimerTriggerActivation + + + + This enumeration sets the type of signal transistion that will start the timer. + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + Returns the full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected timer to exposure active. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + + + The full name of TimerSelector + Returns the full name of TimerSelector + + + The full name of TimerSelector + + + + This enumeration selects the timer to configure. . Once a timer has been selected, all changes to the timer settings will be applied to the selected timer. + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + Returns the full name of UserOutputSelector + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + + + + This enumeration selects the user settable output signal to configure. Once a user settable output signal has been selected, all changes to the user settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user settable output signal. + + + The full name of LineSource + Returns the full name of LineSource + + + The full name of LineSource + + + + This enumeration selects the internally generated camera signal (source signal) for the selected line when the selected line is an output. + + + The full name of LineFormat + Returns the full name of LineFormat + + + The full name of LineFormat + + + + This feature controls the current electrical format of the selected physical input or output Line. Line Format can take any of the following values: No Connect: The Line is not connected. Tri-state: The Line is currently in Tri-state mode (Not driven). TTL: The Line is currently accepting or sending TTL level signals. LVDS: The Line is currently accepting or sending LVDS level signals. RS-422: The Line is currently accepting or sending RS-422 level signals. Opto-coupled: The Line is Opto-coupled. + + + The full name of LineLogic + Returns the full name of LineLogic + + + The full name of LineLogic + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of LineMode + Returns the full name of LineMode + + + The full name of LineMode + + + + This feature controls whether the physical Line is used to Input or Output a signal. When a Line supports input and output mode, the default state is Input to avoid possible electrical contention. Line Mode can take any of the following values: Input: The selected physical line is used to input an electrical signal. Output: The selected physical line is used to output an electrical signal. + + + The full name of LineSelector + Returns the full name of LineSelector + + + The full name of LineSelector + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line to configure. Once a line has been selected, all changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + Returns the full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + + This enumeration is used to select which internal acquisition signal to read using AcquisitionStatus. + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + Returns the full name of ExposureAuto + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + + + + The exposure auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Exposure Time Abs parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data of the related Auto Function AOI is reached. + + + The full name of ExposureMode + Returns the full name of ExposureMode + + + The full name of ExposureMode + + + + This enumeration sets the exposure mode. + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TriggerActivation + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + + + + Sets the selected trigger to become active on the falling edge of the source signal + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value sets the sets the selected trigger to become active on the rising edge of the source signal. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal transition needed to activate the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerSource + Returns the full name of TriggerSource + + + The full name of TriggerSource + + + + This enumeration sets the signal source for the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerMode + Returns the full name of TriggerMode + + + The full name of TriggerMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected trigger to on. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value sets the mode for the selected trigger to off. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the trigger mode for the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + Returns the full name of TriggerSelector + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition start trigger for configuration. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the trigger type to configure. Once a trigger type has been selected, all changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + + + The full name of TriggerControlImplementation + Returns the full name of TriggerControlImplementation + + + The full name of TriggerControlImplementation + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + Returns the full name of AcquisitionMode + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera's acquisition mode to continuous. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the image acquisition mode. + + + The full name of LegacyBinningVertical + Returns the full name of LegacyBinningVertical + + + The full name of LegacyBinningVertical + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning feature. + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + Returns the full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + + Selects the color for color adjustment. +Those colors in the image will be adjusted where the selected color predominates. + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + + Selects the element to be entered in the 3 x 3 color transformation matrix for custom matrix color transformation. +Note: Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can not be changed. + + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + + Selects the matrix color transformation between color spaces. +Generally, the related color spaces are used for internal processing: The color signals provided by the sensor are transformed to the RGB color space to allow further transformations (to account for the type of light source, for color adjustment, for white balance, etc.). +The color transformation selected here does not refer to the color space selected for the transmission of image data out of the camera. + + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + Returns the full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + + This enumeration selects a balance ratio control to configuration. Once a balance ratio control has been selected, all changes to the balance ratio settings will be applied to the selected control. + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + Returns the full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + + The automatic white balance is a two-step process: First, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values for red, green, and blue are each set to 1.5. Then, assuming a 'grey world' model, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values are adjusted such that the average gray values for the 'red' and 'blue' pixels match the average gray value for the 'green' pixels. + + + The full name of LightSourceSelector + Returns the full name of LightSourceSelector + + + The full name of LightSourceSelector + + + + Selects the color transformation mode to select the type of light source to be considered for matrix color transformation. + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + Returns the full name of TestImageSelector + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + + + + This enumeration provides a list of the available test images. Selecting a test image from the list will enable the test image. + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + Returns the full name of PixelColorFilter + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + + + + This enumeration value indicates that no Bayer filter is present on the camera. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has a BG/GR alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has a GR/BG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has a GB/RG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the Bayer filter has an RG/GB alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + + + The full name of PixelSize + Returns the full name of PixelSize + + + The full name of PixelSize + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 16 bits per pixel. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 12 bits per pixel. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 10 bits per pixel. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 8 bits per pixel. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 4 bits per pixel. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 2 bits per pixel. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates that the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images is 1 bits per pixel. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images in bits per pixel. This value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + + + The full name of PixelFormat + Returns the full name of PixelFormat + + + The full name of PixelFormat + + + + This enumeration sets the format of the pixel data transmitted for acquired images. + + + The full name of GammaSelector + Returns the full name of GammaSelector + + + The full name of GammaSelector + + + + This enumeration selects the type of gamma to apply. + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + Returns the full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + + This enumeration selects the black level control to configure. Once a black level control has been selected, all changes to the black level settings will be applied to the selected control. + + + The full name of GainSelector + Returns the full name of GainSelector + + + The full name of GainSelector + + + + This enumeration selects the gain control to configure. Once a gain control has been selected, all changes to the gain settings will be applied to the selected control. + + + The full name of GainAuto + Returns the full name of GainAuto + + + The full name of GainAuto + + + + The gain auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Gain Raw parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data from Auto Function AOI1 is reached. + + + + The File Operation Execute feature is the command that executes the operation selected by FileOperationSelector on the selected file. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The File Size feature represents the size of the selected file in bytes. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The File Operation Result feature represents the file operation result. For Read or Write operations, the number of successfully read/written bytes is returned. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The File Operation Status feature represents the file operation execution status. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This feature controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This feature controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The File Open Mode feature selects the access mode in which a file is opened in the device. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The File Operation Selector feature selects the target operation for the selected file in the device. This Operation is executed when the FileOperationExecute feature is called. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The File Selector feature selects the target file in the device. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an event overrun event + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the frame ID for an event overrun event + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the stream channel index for an event overrun event + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an frame timeout event. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an frame timeout event + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an Acquisition start overtrigger event. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an acquisition start overtrigger event + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an frame start overtrigger event. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an frame start overtrigger event + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an line start overtrigger event. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration Indicates the stream channel index for an line start overtrigger event + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the time stamp for an exposure end event. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the frame ID for an exposure end event. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration value indicates the stream channel index for an exposure end event. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the notification type that will be sent to the host application for the selected event. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the type of event for enabling. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the trigger input counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value is a bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the frame counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This integer indicates the value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration lists the pixel formats that can be indicated by the pixel format chunk. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value indicates indicates the maximum possible pixel value acquired in the image + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value indicates the minimum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value Indicates the height of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value Indicates the width of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value Indicates the Y offset of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value Indicates the X offset of the area of interest represented in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value indicates the number of bytes of data between the beginning of one line in the acquired image and the beginning of the next line in the acquired image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This boolean value enables the inclusion of the selected chunk in the payload data. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects chunks for enabling. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This boolean value enables the camera's chunk mode. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Enable the selected Feature + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets the key to access the selected feature + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Selects the feature to configure. Once a feature has been selected, all changes made using the feature enable feature will be applied to the selected feature + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Removes the factory-set limits of the selected parameter. Having removed the factory-set limits you may set the parameter within extended limits. These are only defined by technical restrictions. Note: Inferior image quality may result. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the parameter to configure. Selects the parameter to configure. Once a parameter has been selected, all changes made using the Remove Limits feature will be applied to the selected parameter + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Shows the current temperature of the selected target in degrees celcius + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Lists the temperature sources available for readout + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a command that immediately resets and reboots the device. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration lists the possible scan types for the sensor in the device. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read/write element. It is a user programmable string. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only element. It is a string that indicates the version of the device's firmware and software. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates the serial number of the device. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the starting line of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the starting column of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the height of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the width of the auto function area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Selects the Auto Function AOI. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Selects the profile for controlling gain and shutter simultaneously. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Upper limit of the Auto Exposure Time (Abs) parameter + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Lower limit of the Auto Exposure Time (Abs) parameter + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Upper limit of the Auto Gain (Raw) parameter + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Lower limit of the Auto Gain (Raw) parameter + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The gray value adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which pixel gray values are changed when Exposure Auto and/or Gain Auto are enabled. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The gray value adjustment damping parameter controls the rate by which pixel gray values are changed when Exposure Auto and/or Gain Auto are enabled. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The target average gray value may range from nearly black to nearly white. Note that this range of gray values applies to 8 bit and to 16 bit (12 bit effective) output modes. Accordingly, also for 16 bit output modes, black is represented by 0 and white by 255. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Selects the which factory setting will be used as default set. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the configuration set to be used as the default startup set. The configuration set that has been selected as the default startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This command copies the parameters in the current active configuration set into the selected user set in the camera's non-volatile memory. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This command loads the selected configuration set from the non-volatile memory in the camera to the volatile memory and makes the selected set the active configuration set. Once the selected set is loaded, the parameters in the selected set will control the camera. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the configuration set to load, save or configure. Possible values for the User Set Selector are: Default: Selects a configuration set that contains factory settings. User Set 1: Selects the first user set. When the Default configuration set is selected and loaded using User Set Load, the device must be in default factory settings state and must make sure the mandatory continuous acquisition use case works directly. Default User Set is read-only and cannot be modified. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value indicates the recommended packet size in bytes. If a smaller packet size is used, the camera's maximum allowed frame rate will be reduced. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the packet size in bytes. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Size of the payload in bytes. This is the total number of bytes sent in the payload. Image data + chunk data if present. No packet headers. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the value of the LUT element at the LUT index. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the LUT element to access. This value is used to index into a LUT array. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This boolean value enables the selected LUT. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration the lookup table (LUT) to configure. Once a LUT has been selected, all changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This command will immediately reset the selected counter. Note that the counter starts counting immediately after the reset. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the source of the reset for the selected counter. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the event that will be the source to increment the counter. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the counter to configure. Once a counter has been selected, all changes to the counter settings will be applied to the selected counter. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the type of signal transistion that will start the timer. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the timer duration timebase. The actual duration time equals the current timer duration raw setting times the current timer duration time base abs setting. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This float value sets the duration for the selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the timer delay timebase. The actual delay time equals the current timer delay raw setting times the current timer delay time base abs setting. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This float value sets the delay for the selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the timer to configure. . Once a timer has been selected, all changes to the timer settings will be applied to the selected timer. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when a timer duration is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when a timer delay is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This integer value is a single bitfield that sets the state of all user settable output signals in one access. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This boolean value sets the state of the selected user settable output signal. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the user settable output signal to configure. Once a user settable output signal has been selected, all changes to the user settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user settable output signal. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This integer value is a single bitfield that indicates the current logical state of all available lines at time of polling. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This boolean value indicates the current logical state for the selected line at the time of polling. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets the raw value of the selected line debouncer time + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets the absolute value of the selected line debouncer time in microseconds + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This boolean value enables the termination resistor for the selected input line. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This boolean value enables the signal inverter function for the selected input or output line. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the internally generated camera signal (source signal) for the selected line when the selected line is an output. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This feature controls the current electrical format of the selected physical input or output Line. Line Format can take any of the following values: No Connect: The Line is not connected. Tri-state: The Line is currently in Tri-state mode (Not driven). TTL: The Line is currently accepting or sending TTL level signals. LVDS: The Line is currently accepting or sending LVDS level signals. RS-422: The Line is currently accepting or sending RS-422 level signals. Opto-coupled: The Line is Opto-coupled. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This feature controls whether the physical Line is used to Input or Output a signal. When a Line supports input and output mode, the default state is Input to avoid possible electrical contention. Line Mode can take any of the following values: Input: The selected physical line is used to input an electrical signal. Output: The selected physical line is used to output an electrical signal. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line to configure. Once a line has been selected, all changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This feature is used to read the state (True or False) of the internal acquisition signal selected using AcquisitionStatusSelector. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration is used to select which internal acquisition signal to read using AcquisitionStatus. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Indicates the 'absolute' value of the maximum allowed acquisition frame rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that indicates the maximum allowed acquisition frame rate in frames per second given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets the 'absolute' value of the acquisition frame rate. The 'absolute' value is a float value that sets the acquisition frame rate in frames per second. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This boolean value enables setting the camera's acquisition frame rate to a specified value. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Indicates the sensor readout time given the current settings. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the exposure timebase. The actual exposure time equals the current exposure time raw setting times the current exposure time base abs setting. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value enables the use of the exposure time base. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This float value sets the time base (in microseconds) that is used when the exposure time is set with the 'raw' setting. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This float value sets the camera's exposure time in microseconds. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The exposure auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Exposure Time Abs parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data of the related Auto Function AOI is reached. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the exposure mode. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This float value sets the absolute trigger delay in microseconds to apply after the trigger reception before effectively activating it. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal transition needed to activate the selected trigger. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the signal source for the selected trigger. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This command generates a software trigger signal. The software trigger signal will be used if the trigger source is set to 'software'. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the trigger mode for the selected trigger. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the trigger type to configure. Once a trigger type has been selected, all changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + See camera users manual for information. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the number of frames acquired in the multiframe acquisition mode + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + If the camera is set for continuous image acquisition and acquisition has been started, this command stops the acquisition of images. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This command starts the acquisition of images. If the camera is set for single frame acquisition, it will start acquisition of one frame. If the camera is set for continuous frame acquisition, it will start continuous acquisition of frames. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the image acquisition mode. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + When enabled, the maximum frame rate onyl depends on sensor timing and timing of the trigger sequence, and not on the image transfer rate out of the camera. + +Note: The maximum number of triggers within a burst sequence is limited. If the maximum number is exceeded, images may be damaged or lost. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets the number of binned adjacent vertical pixels. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets the number of binned adjacent horizontal pixels. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the vertical binning feature. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the Y offset (top offset) for the area of interest, i.e., the distance in pixels between the top of the sensor and the top of the image area. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the X offset (left offset) for the area of interest in pixels, i.e., the distance in pixels between the left side of the sensor and the left side of the image area. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the height of the area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the width of the area of interest in pixels. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets an integer value for the adjustment of saturation of the selected color. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets a floating point value for the adjustment of saturation of the selected color. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets an integer value for the adjustment of hue of the selected color. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets a floating point value for the adjustment of hue of the selected color. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Selects the color for color adjustment. +Those colors in the image will be adjusted where the selected color predominates. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Allows returning to the color adjustment settings extant before the latest changes of the settings. +This allows you undoing the latest unwanted changes of the color adjustment settings and returning to the preceding settings. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Enables color adjustment. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets an integer value to define the extent to which the selected light source will be considered in color matrix transformation. If the value is set to 65536 the selected light source will be fully considered. If the value is set to 0 the selected light source will not be considered. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets a floating point value to define the extent to which the selected light source will be considered in color matrix transformation. +If the value is set to 1 the selected light source will be fully considered. If the value is set to 0 the selected light source will not be considered. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets an integer value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets a floating point value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Selects the element to be entered in the 3 x 3 color transformation matrix for custom matrix color transformation. +Note: Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can not be changed. + + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Selects the matrix color transformation between color spaces. +Generally, the related color spaces are used for internal processing: The color signals provided by the sensor are transformed to the RGB color space to allow further transformations (to account for the type of light source, for color adjustment, for white balance, etc.). +The color transformation selected here does not refer to the color space selected for the transmission of image data out of the camera. + + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the selected balance ratio control as an integer. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the selected balance ratio control as a float value. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects a balance ratio control to configuration. Once a balance ratio control has been selected, all changes to the balance ratio settings will be applied to the selected control. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The automatic white balance is a two-step process: First, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values for red, green, and blue are each set to 1.5. Then, assuming a 'grey world' model, the Balance Ratio Abs parameter values are adjusted such that the average gray values for the 'red' and 'blue' pixels match the average gray value for the 'green' pixels. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Allows returning to the color adjustment settings extant before the latest changes of the settings. +This allows you undoing the latest unwanted changes of the color adjustment settings and returning to the preceding settings. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Selects the color transformation mode to select the type of light source to be considered for matrix color transformation. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates maximum allowed height of the image in pixels taking into account any function that may limit the allowed height. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates maximum allowed width of the image in pixels taking into account any function that may limit the allowed width. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates the actual height of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only element. It is an integer that indicates the actual width of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Indicates whether a live grab is under way + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration provides a list of the available test images. Selecting a test image from the list will enable the test image. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This feature is used to flip vertically the image sent by the device. The AOI is applied after the flipping. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This feature is used to flip horizontally the image sent by the device. The AOI is applied after the flipping. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This a read only feature. It indicates the maximum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This a read only feature. It indicates the minimum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Enables color improvement of RGB data and provides for their output as RGB raw data. Only available for cameras with an RGB Bayer filter. +Note: Make sure to also select a suitable raw pixel data output format. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This is a read only feature. This enumeration provides a list of values that indicate the depth of the pixel values in the acquired images in bits per pixel. This value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration sets the format of the pixel data transmitted for acquired images. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the substrate voltage + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the selected digital shift control + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This feature is used to perform gamma correction of pixel intensity. This is typically used to compensate for non-linearity of the display system (such as CRT). + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the type of gamma to apply. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This boolean value enables the gamma correction. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This value sets the selected black level control as an integer. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the black level control to configure. Once a black level control has been selected, all changes to the black level settings will be applied to the selected control. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + Sets the 'raw' value of the selected gain control. The 'raw' value is an integer value that sets the selected gain control in units specific to the camera. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + This enumeration selects the gain control to configure. Once a gain control has been selected, all changes to the gain settings will be applied to the selected control. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + + The gain auto function automatically adjusts the Auto Gain Raw parameter value within set limits, until a target average gray value for the pixel data from Auto Function AOI1 is reached. + Applies to: 1394 + + + + List of all parameter names available for IEEE 1394 cameras. + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + Returns the full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 444 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 (YUYV) Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to YUV 4:2:2 8 bit packed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 411 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to YCbCr 422. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGBA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 8. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 16 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in RGB 12 V1 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V2 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V1 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 Signed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGRA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to BGR 8. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Indicates the pixel format of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + The full name of ChunkGainSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkGainSelector + + + The full name of ChunkGainSelector + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from all gain channels. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets which gain channel to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + + + + The full name of ChunkCounterSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkCounterSelector + + + The full name of ChunkCounterSelector + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from counter 2. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from counter 1. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which counter to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + + + + The full name of BslChunkTimestampSelector + Returns the full name of BslChunkTimestampSelector + + + The full name of BslChunkTimestampSelector + + + + The Chunk Timestamp Value parameter indicates when acquisition of the current image started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Chunk Timestamp Value parameter indicates when exposure of the current image started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Chunk Timestamp Value parameter indicates when exposure of the current image ended. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which information should be included in the Chunk Timestamp Value chunk. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + + + + The full name of BslChunkAutoBrightnessStatus + Returns the full name of BslChunkAutoBrightnessStatus + + + The full name of BslChunkAutoBrightnessStatus + + + + Target brightness adjustments are enabled, and the target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Target brightness adjustments are enabled, but the target brightness value has not been reached. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Target brightness adjustments are disabled, i.e., Gain Auto and Exposure Auto are set to Off. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Indicates the status of the target brightness adjustments performed by the Exposure Auto and Gain Auto auto functions. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + + + + + Width of the AOI of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Status of all of the camera's virtual input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the Trigger Input counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Number of bytes of data between the beginning of one line in the acquired image and the beginning of the next line in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the Shaft Encoder counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Index of the active sequencer set. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Sequence set index number related to the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Indicates the pixel format of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Minimum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + + + + + Maximum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + + + + + CRC checksum of the acquired image. The checksum is calculated using all of the image data and all of the appended chunks except for the checksum itself. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Y offset of the AOI of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + X offset of the AOI of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the Line Trigger Ignored counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the Line Trigger End to End counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the Line Trigger counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value indicating the status of the camera's input lines when a specific line was acquired. The information is stored in a 4-bit value (bit 0 = input line 1 state, bit 1 = input line 2 state etc.). For more information, see the Status Index parameter documentation. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Index number used for the Input Status At Line Trigger parameter. The index number can be used to get the state of the camera's input lines when a specific line was acquired. For example, if you want to know the state of the camera's input lines when line 30 was acquired, set the index to 30, then retrieve the value of Status Index parameter. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Number of bits per line used for the Input Status At Line Trigger parameter. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + AOI height of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Sets which gain channel to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + + + + + Gain All value of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Gain used during image acquisition. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + + + + + Value of the Frames per Trigger counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the Frame counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the Frame Trigger Ignored counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the Frame Trigger counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Unique identifier of the current frame. The frame ID starts at 0 and keeps incrementing by 1 for each exposed image until the camera is powered off. The maximum value is 2^48. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + + + + + Exposure time used to acquire the image. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Minimum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Maximum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + Value of the selected chunk counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + + + + + Sets which counter to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + + + + + Value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + + + + + Sets which information should be included in the Chunk Timestamp Value chunk. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + + + + + Indicates the status of the target brightness adjustments performed by the Exposure Auto and Gain Auto auto functions. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + + + + List of all parameter names available for chunk data of Basler camera devices + + + The full name of Type + Returns the full name of Type + + + The full name of Type + + + + The pylon GigE Vision Performance Driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + The pylon GigE Vision Filter Driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + The socket driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + No suitable driver is installed. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + + Sets the driver type to be used by the stream grabber. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TransmissionType + Returns the full name of TransmissionType + + + The full name of TransmissionType + + + + The stream transmission configuration is read from the camera. Use this option only if you want to set up a monitoring application. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + The stream data is sent to a single device in the local network. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + The stream data is sent to all devices in the same subnet as the camera. The subnet broadcast address is obtained by performing a bitwise OR operation between the camera's IP address (Destination IP Address parameter) and the bit complement of the subnet mask. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream data is sent to selected devices in the local network. The Destination IP Address parameter must be set to a multicast group address (224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255). Some addresses in this range are reserved. If you are unsure, use an address between 239.255.0.0 and 239.255.255.255. This range is assigned by RFC 2365 as a locally administered address space. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream data is sent to all devices in the local area network (255.255.255.255). + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Sets how stream data is transferred within the network. The stream grabber can send the stream data to one specific device or to multiple devices in the network. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of StreamType + Returns the full name of StreamType + + + The full name of StreamType + + + + USB3 Vision. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The data stream uses the USB3 Vision transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Different interface modules of the GenTL Producer are of different types. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + GigE Vision + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The data stream uses the GigE Vision transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The data stream uses a custom transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + CoaXPress. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera Link High Speed. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + Camera Link + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The data stream uses the CoaXPress transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The data stream uses the Camera Link HS transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + The data stream uses the Camera Link transport layer. + Applies to: CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the transport layer of the data stream. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of StreamBufferHandlingMode + Returns the full name of StreamBufferHandlingMode + + + The full name of StreamBufferHandlingMode + + + + The application always gets the buffer from the head of the output buffer queue (i.e., the oldest available). If the output buffer queue is empty, the application waits for a newly acquired buffer until the timeout expires. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The application always gets the buffer from the head of the output buffer queue (i.e., the oldest available). If the output buffer queue is empty, the application waits for a newly acquired buffer until the timeout expires. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + The application always gets the latest completed buffer (i.e., the newest). If the output buffer queue is empty, the application waits for a newly acquired buffer until the timeout expires. This buffer handling mode is typically used in a live display GUI where it is important that there is no lag between camera and display. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + + + + + + Sets the buffer handling mode of this data stream. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of Status + Returns the full name of Status + + + The full name of Status + + + + The stream grabber is open. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream grabber is not initialized. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream grabber is locked. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The stream grabber is closed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Indicates the current status of the stream grabber. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AccessMode + Returns the full name of AccessMode + + + The full name of AccessMode + + + + Access to the device has not been initialized. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + The application has monitoring, i.e., read-only, access to the device. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + The application has exclusive access to the device. No other application can control or monitor the device. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + The application has control access to the device. Other applications are still able to monitor the device and can request to take over control or gain exclusive access to the device. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + + + + + + Indicates the mode of access the current application has to the device. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + + Enabling this setting will use Extended ID if it is supported by the camera and driver. + If it is not supported, it will not be used and this setting has no negative side effects. + + + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the pylon GigE Vision Performance Driver is currently available. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the pylon GigE Vision Filter Driver is currently available. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the socket driver is currently available. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the driver type to be used by the stream grabber. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets how stream data is transferred within the network. The stream grabber can send the stream data to one specific device or to multiple devices in the network. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Priority of the thread that handles USB requests from the stream interface. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the transport layer of the data stream. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of frames started in the acquisition engine. This number is incremented every time a new buffer is started and then filled regardless of whether the buffer is later delivered to the user or discarded for any reason. This number is initialized with 0 at at the time the stream is opened. It isn't reset until the stream is closed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of buffers in the output buffer queue. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of lost frames due to queue underrun. This number is initialized with zero at the time the stream is opened and incremented every time data couldn't be acquired because there was no buffer in the input buffer pool. It isn't reset until the stream is closed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the acquisition engine is started or not. This is independent of the acquisition status of the remote device. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of buffers in the input buffer pool plus the buffers currently being filled. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Device-wide unique ID of the data stream. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of delivered frames since last acquisition start. It isn't reset until the stream is closed. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum number of chunks to be expected in a buffer (can be used to allocate the array for the DSGetBufferChunkData function). + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the buffer handling mode of this data stream. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Alignment size in bytes of the buffers passed to DSAnnounceBuffer. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of announced (known) buffers on this stream. This value is volatile. It may change if additional buffers are announced and/or buffers are revoked by the GenTL Consumer. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minimum number of buffers to announce to enable selected buffer handling mode. + Applies to: CoaXPress and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the current status of the stream grabber. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of packets received. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + GigE cameras: Number of frames received. Other cameras: Number of buffers processed. + Applies to: GigE, USB and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of stream resynchronizations. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of emitted packet resend commands sent. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of packets requested by packet resend commands. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of out-of-memory errors. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of corrupt or lost frames between successfully grabbed images. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Status code of the last failed buffer. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Status code of the last failed buffer. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Last grabbed block ID. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of failed packets, i.e., the number of packets whose status is not 'success'. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + GigE cameras: Number of buffers with at least one failed packet. A packet is considered failed if its status is not 'success'. Other cameras: Number of buffers that returned an error. + Applies to: GigE, USB and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of frames lost because there were no buffers in the queue. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Socket buffer size in kilobytes. Only available if the socket driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Time to wait (in milliseconds) between detecting a missing packet and sending a resend request. Only available if the pylon GigE Vision Performance Driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Threshold after which resend requests are initiated. The parameter value is set in percent of the receive window size (Receive Window Size parameter). Only available if the pylon GigE Vision Performance Driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Time to wait (in milliseconds) between sending a resend request and considering the request as lost. Only available if the pylon GigE Vision Performance Driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Amount of packet resend requests to be batched, i.e., sent together. The parameter value is set in percent of the amount of frames between the resend request threshold and the start of the receive window. Only available if the pylon GigE Vision Performance Driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Size (in frames) of the receive window in which the stream grabber looks for missing packets. Only available if the pylon GigE Vision Performance Driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables assigning a custom priority to the thread which receives incoming stream packets. Only available if the socket driver is used. To assign the priority, use the Receive Thread Priority parameter. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Thread priority of the receive thread. Only available if the socket driver is used. To assign the priority, the Receive Thread Priority Override parameter must be set to true. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Determines the largest possible packet size. Using large packets reduces the overhead for transmitting images. Whether large packets can be transmitted depends on the network hardware used and its configuration. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Size of the payload in bytes. This is the total number of bytes of the image data payload produced by the frame grabber. This value is computed by the frame grabber implementation. The pylon stream grabber needs to be open to be able to compute the payload size. + Applies to: CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timeout period in milliseconds between two packets within one frame. The timeout is reset each time a packet is received. If the timeout expires, e.g., no packet was received during the given period, the packet resend mechanism takes effect. For more information, see the Enable Resends parameter. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum number of USB request blocks (URBs) to be enqueued simultaneously. Increasing this value may improve stability and reduce jitter, but requires more resources on the host computer. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum number of resend requests per missing packet. Only available if the pylon GigE Vision Performance Driver is used. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum USB data transfer size in bytes. The default value is appropriate for most applications. Decreasing the value may increase the CPU load. USB host adapter drivers may require decreasing the value if the application fails to receive the image stream. The maximum value also depends on the operating system. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum number of buffers that can be used simultaneously for grabbing images. + Applies to: GigE, USB and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum size (in bytes) of a buffer used for grabbing images. A grab application must set this parameter before grabbing starts. + Applies to: GigE, USB and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum time in milliseconds to receive all packets of a frame. The timer starts when the first packet has been received. If the transmission is not completed within the given time, the corresponding frame is delivered with the status 'Failed'. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Firewall traversal interval value in milliseconds. This applies to the stream channel. If set to 0, this feature is disabled. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the packet resend mechanism. The pylon GigE Vision Filter Driver and the GigE Vision Performance Driver use different packet resend mechanisms. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Port to which the stream grabber sends all stream data. If the parameter is set to zero, pylon automatically selects an unused port. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + IP address to which the stream grabber sends all stream data. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables negotiation of the packet size to find the largest possible packet size. Using large packets reduces the overhead for transferring images. The maximum packet size depends on the network hardware and its configuration. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the mode of access the current application has to the device. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + List of all parameter names available for pylon stream grabbers + + + The full name of Status + Returns the full name of Status + + + The full name of Status + + + + The low level event grabber is open. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The low level event grabber is closed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + For internal use only. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + + + + + Priority of the thread that handles USB requests from the stream interface. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Guru + + + + + Time to wait by the camera if an acknowledge request is configured (RetryCount != 0) to wait until the acknowledge arrives before resending the event message on its own. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + + + + + For internal use only. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + + + + + Total count of processed events. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + + + + + Status code of the last failed event buffer. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + + + + + Count of processed events with an error status. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Expert + + + + + Number retry attempts by the camera to get an acknowledge for a sent event message. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + + + + + Maximum number of USB request blocks (URBs) to be enqueued simultaneously. + Applies to: USB + Visibility: Guru + + + + + Number of Buffers that are going to be used receiving events. . + Applies to: GigE and USB + Visibility: Expert + + + + + Firewall traversal interval value in milliseconds. This applies to the event channel. If set to 0, this feature is disabled. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + + + + List of all parameter names available for pylon event grabbers + + + The Basler Camera Emulator device type. + + + The Basler GenTL Blaze device type. + + + The Basler GenTL CXP device type. + + + The Basler GenTL U3V device type. + + + The Basler GenTL GEV device type. + + + The Basler GenTL consumer device type. This is a prefix. + + + The Basler Camera Link device type. + + + The Basler IEEE 1394 device type. + + + The Basler GigE device type. + + + The Basler USB device type. + + + Lists common device types. + + + + This will be removed. + + + + + Provides classes and interfaces to find cameras, to parametrize cameras, and to acquire images. + + + + Usage: Parameters[PLStreamGrabber.ParameterName] + + + +Frees a previously allocated buffer. + + The pointer to the allocated object. Created by this factory. + The pointer to the allocated buffer. Created by this factory. + User data information of the buffer returned by . + + + Thread Safety: This method must be thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Must not throw exceptions. + + + + +Allocates a buffer and provides additional context information. + + The size of the buffer in bytes that has to be allocated. + Underlying object (e.g., of bytes) that is used for providing createdPinnedBuffer. This object is provided when FreeBuffer() is called. + Return the pointer to the allocated and pinned buffer. This pointer is provided when FreeBuffer() is called. + User data information that belongs to the buffer. This user data information is provided when FreeBuffer() is called. The value can be left unchanged if not needed. + + + Thread Safety: This method must be thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Must throw an exception if the allocation fails. + + + + + A basic buffer factory that allocates arrays of a given type provided by the generic parameter. + + The array item value type of the arrays this buffer factory allocates. + + + Gets the friendly name of the camera. + Returns the friendly name of the camera. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Occurs when the physical connection to the camera has been lost unexpectedly. + + Called event handlers should expect exceptions if they call methods of the camera. It is safe to call . + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. Event handlers should make no assumptions on the thread from which the event handler is called. + + + + Occurs after the connection to the camera has been closed. + + During the execution of this event, the camera is already closed. + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. + + + + Occurs before the connection to the camera is closed. + + If the camera is closed properly, the connection to the camera is still open during the execution of this event. + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. + + + + Occurs after the connection to the camera has been opened successfully via or . + + During the execution of this event, the connection to the camera is already open. + If an event handler called by this event throws an exception, the connection to the camera will be closed and the exception will be propagated to the caller of Open(). No other handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. + + + + Occurs before the connection to the camera is opened via or . + + During the execution of this event, the connection to the camera is not yet open. + If an event handler called by this event throws an exception, it will be propagated to the caller of Open(). No other handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. + + + + Gets the version number of the SFNC specification that the camera complies to. + Returns the version number of the SFNC specification that the camera complies to. If no SFNC version information is available, a version of 0.0.0.0 is returned. + + You can use the SFNC version number to determine which parameters the camera can provide. + + Preconditions: +
+ + The connection to the camera device must be open. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Executes the software trigger command. + + To use this method, the camera has to be configured for software triggering. + Before executing a software trigger, you should check whether the camera is ready to accept a software trigger using + + Preconditions: +
+ + The camera device is physically connected and a connection to the camera has been opened. + The camera device supports software triggering. + The grabbing is started using a stream grabber. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + + + + Checks to see whether the camera device can be queried whether it is ready to accept the next frame trigger. + Returns true if the camera is open and the camera device can be queried whether it is ready to accept the next frame trigger. + + +If 'FrameTriggerWait' can be selected for 'AcquisitionStatusSelector' and 'AcquisitionStatus' is readable, the camera device can be queried whether it is ready to accept the next frame trigger. + + +If the nodes mentioned above are not available and the 'SoftwareTrigger' node is readable, the camera device can be queried whether it is ready to accept the next frame trigger. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Polls the parameters of the camera until the camera is ready to receive a software trigger. + The timeout period in milliseconds. If the SoftwareTrigger.IsDone() method does not return true within the given period, a timeout will occur. +The exact timeout behavior can be set using the timeoutHandling parameter. + The action to perform when the functions exits with a timeout. + Returns true if the camera was ready to receive a software trigger within the given time period. Otherwise, the action specified in timoutHandling is performed. + + +After issuing a software trigger, there is a short time period within which the camera is unable to accept another trigger. During this period, all triggers are ignored. +You can use this function to poll until the camera is ready to accept a trigger. + + +This function does not work for A600 Firewire cameras. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Create a file stream for upload or download. + +Name of the file in the camera. PLCamera.FileSelector contains a list of available file names. + + Write to the camera or read from the camera. + Returns a stream object for writing or reading. + + + Preconditions for updating the camera info: +
+ + The camera is open. + + + + Example: +
+ +// Copy a file into a byte array: +using (Stream fs = m_camera.CreateFileStream( fileName, System.IO.FileAccess.Read )) +using (MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream()) +{ + fs.CopyTo( ms ); + byte [] Buffer = ms.ToArray(); +} + + + It is not possible to access multiple files in parallel. Dispose the stream before opening the next. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does throw exceptions. + + + + Closes the connection to the camera. + + + + If the connection to the camera has been already closed, the function returns successfully. + If the camera is currently grabbing, grabbing is stopped. + The OnClose event is raised. If any event handler throws an exception it will be ignored and the next event handler will be called. + The connection to the camera device is closed. + The OnClosed" is raised. If any event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the next event handler will be called. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Tries to open a connection to the camera until a timeout occurs. +If the camera device is not available, the method tries to access the camera until a timeout occurs. + The timeout period in milliseconds. + The action to perform when the function exits with a timeout. + Returns false if the camera cannot be found or opened. + + + + If the camera is already open, the function returns successfully. + If the camera device is not available, the method tries to rediscover the camera by enumerating all camera devices of the same type or by checking the availability until a timeout occurs or the camera class is disposed. + If the camera is not found, the method returns or throws an exception. The action depends on the parameter. + Calls ) if the camera device has been found by enumeration and it is accessible (see ). + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the camera cannot be opened successfully or if any of the event handlers throws an exception. + + + + Opens a connection to the camera device. + Returns a reference to the opened camera. + + + + If the connection to the camera is already open, the function returns successfully. + The CameraOpening event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops in case any eventhandler throws an exception. + The connection to the camera device is established. + The CameraOpened event is fired if the camera object has been opened successfully. The notification of event handlers stops in case any eventhandler throws an exception. + + + +Opening the camera connection may fail if the camera connection has been already opened by another instance or if a physical connection could not be established. +You can check the current state of a camera by calling CameraFinder::GetDeviceAccessibilityInfo + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the camera cannot be opened successfully or if any of the event handlers throws an exception. + + + + Provides access to camera information. The camera information can be updated if camera properties have changed. +Camera properties may change e.g. if a GigE camera has been assigned a new IP address after reconnection. + The updated camera information. +The properties and the of the updated camera information and the current camera information must be identical. + + Returns information about the camera. + + Returns the camera information collection containing detailed camera information, e.g. name or serial number. + + Preconditions for updating the camera info: +
+ + The camera is closed. + The properties and the of the updated camera information and the current camera information are identical. + The updated camera information is provided by the . + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions when read. Can throw exceptions when set and the preconditions are not met. + + + + Returns the parameter collection of the camera for accessing all parameters. Example: camera.Parameters[PLCamera.Width].GetValue(); + Returns the parameter collection of the camera. + + +You can use the parameter collection to configure the camera device and the camera instance through parameters. +You can access parameters by their name or predefined parameter lists. + + +There are several predefined parameter lists available: +PLCameraPLCameraInstancePLStreamGrabberPLEventGrabberPLTransportLayer +For more information about the parameters, see the documentation for the parameter list. + + +You can access parameters by passing a key from a parameter list to the index operator, e.g. + +camera.Parameters[PLCamera.Width].GetValue(); + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions + + + + Returns the stream grabber of the camera object. + Returns the stream grabber of the camera object. + + +The stream grabber can be used retrieve images from the camera. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the camera device is properly connected to the camera object while the camera object is open. + Returns true if the camera device is properly connected to the camera object while the camera object is open. Returns false if the camera object is closed. + + +The connection to the camera device can be lost if it is physically disconnected from the PC. + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if camera object has been opened. + Returns true if camera object has been opened. + + +The camera object will not automatically close itself if the connection to the camera device is lost, e.g., if the camera device is physically disconnected from the PC. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Creates a camera matching the key-value list passed using the selectionStrategy passed, e.g. for creating a camera with a known IP Address or Device User ID. + A collection of key-value pairs containing device information. You can use this to create a camera with a specific name, a specific IP address, etc. + Sets the selection method that should be used if multiple cameras are found. + + +Creates a camera instance by a) enumerating all cameras connected to the system, b) removing all cameras not matching the key value pairs passed in propertyKeyValueList, +c) selecting a camera using the selectionStrategy passed. +If no cameras are found, an exception is thrown. + + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + +// Example + +// Selects a USB camera with serial number 20399956 +var cameraInfoFilter = new Dictionary<string, string> +{ + {CameraInfoKey.SerialNumber, "20399956"}, + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceType, DeviceType.Usb} +}; + +// Shown for demonstration purposes only. +// Selects a GigE camera with known IP Address "192.168.0.101" +var cameraInfoFilter2 = new Dictionary<string, string> +{ + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceIpAddress, "192.168.0.101"}, + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceType, DeviceType.GigE} +}; + +// Shown for demonstration purposes only. +// Selects a USB camera with DeviceUserID TopCamera +// See https://docs.baslerweb.com/#t=en%2Fdevice_information_parameters.htm +// or PLCamera.DeviceUserID for more information. +var cameraInfoFilter3 = new Dictionary<string, string> +{ + {CameraInfoKey.UserDefinedName, "TopCamera"}, + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceType, DeviceType.Usb} +}; + +// Shown for demonstration purposes only. +// Selects a GigE camera model acA1920-50gc having device DeviceUserID TopCamera +var cameraInfoFilter4 = new Dictionary<string, string> +{ + {CameraInfoKey.ModelName, "acA1920-50gc"}, + {CameraInfoKey.UserDefinedName, "TopCamera"}, + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceType, DeviceType.GigE} +}; + +using (ICamera cameraTest = new Camera(cameraInfoFilter, CameraSelectionStrategy.Unambiguous)) +{ + //use the camera +} + + + + + Creates a camera matching the key-value list passed using the selectionStrategy passed, e.g. for creating a camera with a known IP Address or Device User ID. + A collection of key-value pairs containing device information. You can use this to create a camera with a specific name, a specific IP address, etc. + Sets the selection method that should be used if multiple cameras are found. + + +Creates a camera instance by a) enumerating all cameras connected to the system, b) removing all cameras not matching the key value pairs passed in propertyKeyValueList, +c) selecting a camera using the selectionStrategy passed. +If no cameras are found, an exception is thrown. + + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + +// Example + +// Selects a USB camera with serial number 20399956 +var cameraInfoFilter = new Dictionary<string, string> +{ + {CameraInfoKey.SerialNumber, "20399956"}, + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceType, DeviceType.Usb} +}; + +// Shown for demonstration purposes only. +// Selects a GigE camera with known IP Address "192.168.0.101" +var cameraInfoFilter2 = new Dictionary<string, string> +{ + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceIpAddress, "192.168.0.101"}, + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceType, DeviceType.GigE} +}; + +// Shown for demonstration purposes only. +// Selects a USB camera with DeviceUserID TopCamera +// See https://docs.baslerweb.com/#t=en%2Fdevice_information_parameters.htm +// or PLCamera.DeviceUserID for more information. +var cameraInfoFilter3 = new Dictionary<string, string> +{ + {CameraInfoKey.UserDefinedName, "TopCamera"}, + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceType, DeviceType.Usb} +}; + +// Shown for demonstration purposes only. +// Selects a GigE camera model acA1920-50gc having device DeviceUserID TopCamera +var cameraInfoFilter4 = new Dictionary<string, string> +{ + {CameraInfoKey.ModelName, "acA1920-50gc"}, + {CameraInfoKey.UserDefinedName, "TopCamera"}, + {CameraInfoKey.DeviceType, DeviceType.GigE} +}; + +using (ICamera cameraTest = new Camera(cameraInfoFilter, CameraSelectionStrategy.Unambiguous)) +{ + //use the camera +} + + + + + Creates a camera based on the camera type (GigE, USB, etc.) using the selectionStrategy passed. + A string containing the camera type (GigE, USB, etc.). You can use the class to retrieve valid strings for this parameter. + Sets the selection method that should be used if multiple cameras are found. + + +Creates a camera instance by enumerating all cameras of the specified type connected to the system and selecting a camera using the selectionStrategy passed. +If no cameras are found, an exception is thrown. + + +using (ICamera camera = new Camera(DeviceType.Usb, CameraSelectionStrategy.FirstFound)) +{ + //use the first found USB camera +} + + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + + + + Creates a camera based on the serial number parameter. + A string containing the serial number of the camera. You can read the serial number from the label attached to the camera or by using the pylonViewer. + + +Creates a camera instance by enumerating all cameras connected to the system and selecting the camera matching the serial number passed. +If no cameras are found, an exception is thrown. + + +using (ICamera camera = new Camera("20399956")) +{ + //use the camera with serial number 20399956 +} + + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + + + + Creates a specific camera using information given in the cameraInfo parameter. + Contains the exact properties of the camera to be created. You can retrieve camera infos by calling + + +Use this constructor to create a specific camera using information returned by . +If no camera is found, an exception is thrown. + + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + + + + Creates a camera using the selectionStrategy passed. + Sets the selection method that should be used if multiple cameras are found. + + +Creates a camera instance by enumerating all cameras connected to the system and selecting a camera using the selectionStrategy passed. +If no cameras are found, an exception is thrown. + + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + + + + Creates a camera object and selects the first physical camera device found. + + +Creates a camera instance by enumerating all cameras connected to the system and selecting the first camera device found. +If no cameras are found, an exception is thrown. + + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + + + + Provides convenient access to a camera device. + + + Lists possible strategies for selecting a camera device. + + + If exactly one camera is found, open the camera. If multiple cameras are found, an exception will be thrown. + + + Open the first suitable camera found. + + + Writes raw data from the array passed to the specified address. + The value type of the one-dimensional array containing the data to store. + Starting address to write bufferSize number of bytes to. + The one-dimensional array containing the data to store. + The zero-based index in the array where writing data starts. + The number of array elements to write. + + +The number of bytes written is determined by the length parameter and the size of an element in the array. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The array must be one-dimensional and elements must be of simple types. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing fails or if the array is not initialized + + + + Writes raw data from the buffer passed to the specified address. + Starting address to write bufferSize number of bytes to. + The memory pointer to read the data from. + The number of bytes to read from the buffer and write to the address. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing fails or if the pointer is invalid. + + + + Reads raw data from the specified address into the array passed. + The value type of the one-dimensional array to store the read data. + Starting address to read bufferSize number of bytes from. + The one-dimensional array to store the data read. + The zero-based index in the destination array where the data will be stored. + The number of array elements to store in the array. + + +Some cameras may not report a failure if an error occurs and return 0 data instead. + + +The number of bytes read is determined by the length parameter and the size of an element in the array. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The array must be one-dimensional and elements must be of simple types. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading fails or if the array is not initialized. + + + + Reads raw data from the specified address into the buffer passed. + Starting address to read bufferSize number of bytes from. + The memory pointer to store the data read. + The number of bytes to read. + + +Some cameras may not report a failure if an error occurs and return 0 data instead. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading fails or if the pointer is invalid. + + + + Interface class for raw parameter access. + + + Occurs after a grab session has been stopped. + + + Thread Safety: +
This event handler is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Exceptions from this call will be caught and ignored. All event handlers are notified. + + + + Occurs before a grab session is stopped. + + +To avoid infinite recursion, IStreamGrabber.Stop must not be called from here or from subsequent calls. + + + Thread Safety: +
This event handler is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Exceptions from this call will be caught and ignored. All event handlers are notified. + + + + Occurs after a grab session has been started. + + + Thread Safety: +
This event handler is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Exceptions from this call will propagate through. The notification of event handlers stops when an exception is triggered. + + + + Occurs before a grab session is started. + + +To avoid infinite recursion, IStreamGrabber.Start must not be called from here or from subsequent calls. + + + Thread Safety: +
This handler is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Exceptions from this call will propagate through. The notification of event handlers stops when an exception is triggered. + + + + Occurs when an image has been grabbed. + + +The grab result passed can be evaluated here. It will be disposed when the call returns. If you want to keep the grab result, you must save it using the method. +For more information, see . + + + Thread Safety: +
This event handler is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Exceptions from this call will propagate through. The notification of event handlers stops when an exception is triggered. + + + + +Sets an alternative buffer factory that is used for buffer allocation. + + + +The use of this property is optional and intended for advanced use cases only. + +If nullptr is passed as buffer factory then the default buffer factory is used. +Buffers are allocated when is called. +A buffer factory must not be disposed while it is attached to the stream grabber object +and it must not be disposed until the last buffer is freed. To free all buffers +the grab needs to be stopped and all grab results must be released or destroyed. + + + Thread Safety: +
This property is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Grabs one image. + The timeout period in milliseconds for waiting for a grab result. Alternatively, the value can be set. + The action to perform when the functions exits with a timeout. If set to ThrowException, a timeout exception is thrown on timeout. + Returns the grab result or null on timeout. + + +The following code shows a simplified version of what is done (happy path scenario): + + +//grab one image +camera.StreamGrabber.Start(1, GrabStrategy.OneByOne, GrabLoop.ProvidedByUser); + +//grab is stopped automatically due to maxImages = 1 +return camera.StreamGrabber.RetrieveResult( timeoutMs, timeoutHandling); + + This method can be used with the configuration AcquireSingleFrame ). + +Grabbing single images using a software trigger (see ) is recommended if you want to maximize frame rate. +This is because the overhead per grabbed image is reduced compared to single frame acquisition (see ). +The grabbing can be started using . +Images are grabbed using the , , +and methods instead of using . +Grabbing can be stopped using when done. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The camera is opened. + The grabbing is stopped. + + + + Postconditions: +
+ + The grabbing is stopped. + Grab specific parameters of the camera object are unlocked, e.g. . + + + + Error Safety: +
+The camera object is still valid after an error. See , , and . +If exceptions are thrown after , grabbing is stopped using . + + + + + Grabs one image. + The timeout period in milliseconds for waiting for a grab result. Alternatively, the value can be set. + Returns the grab result. + + +This method throws exceptions on timeout . + + +Grabbing single images using a software trigger (see ) is recommended if you want to maximize frame rate. +This is because the overhead per grabbed image is reduced compared to single frame acquisition (see ). +The grabbing can be started using . +Images are grabbed using the , , +and methods instead of using . +Grabbing can be stopped using when done. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The camera instance is opened. + The grabbing is stopped. + + + + Postconditions: +
+ + The grabbing is stopped. + Grab specific parameters of the camera instance are unlocked, e.g. . + + + + Error Safety: +The camera instance is still valid after an error. See , , and . +If exceptions are thrown after , grabbing is stopped using . + + + + + Retrieves a grab result according to the grab strategy. Waits if the grab result is not yet available. + The timeout period in milliseconds for waiting for a grab result. Alternatively, the value can be set. + The action to perform when the functions exits with a timeout. If set to ThrowException, a timeout exception is thrown on timeout. + Returns the grab result. + + + + Waits for a grab result if it is not yet available. Camera events are handled. + One grab result is retrieved per call (OneByOne grab strategy is applied). + If chunk mode is used, chunk data parsing is performed. The grab result data is updated using chunk data. + If a grab result becomes available, the image event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops when an event call triggers an exception. + If the maximum number of images has been grabbed, the grabbing is stopped by calling . + + + You must check whether the grab represented by the grab result has been successful. For more information, see . + + Preconditions: +
+ + There is no other thread waiting for a result. + + + + Postconditions: +
+ + If no grab result has been retrieved, an empty grab result is returned in the grabResult parameter. + If the maximum number of images has been grabbed, grabbing is stopped. + If camera event handling is enabled and camera events were received, at least one or more camera event messages have been processed. + + + + Thread Safety: +
This method is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
The camera object is still valid after an error. The grabbing is stopped if an exception is thrown. + + + + Stops the grabbing of images. + + + + If the camera object not currently grabbing, nothing is done. + The configuration event is fired. Possible exceptions from event calls are caught and ignored. All event handlers are notified. + The AcquisitionStop command of the camera device is executed. + The grabbing is stopped. + All buffer queues are cleared. + If the grabbing has been stopped successfully, the configuration event is fired. Possible exceptions from event calls are caught and ignored. All event handlers are notified. + + + + Postconditions: +
+ + The grabbing is stopped. + Grab specific parameters of the camera object are unlocked, e.g. . + + + + Thread Safety: +
This method is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Starts the grabbing for a maximum number of images using a specific grab strategy and a specific grab loop type. + The number of images to grab. This value must be larger than zero. + The grab strategy. For more information, see . + If is set to GrabLoop::ProvidedByStreamGrabber", an additional grab loop thread is used to run the grab loop. + + +Extends the method call by a number of images to grab. If the given number of images has been reached, StopGrabbing is called +automatically. The images are counted according to the grab strategy. Skipped images are not taken into account. + + + + If a grab loop thread has been used in the last grab session, the grab loop thread context is joined with the context of the caller. + The configuration event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops when an event call triggers an exception. + Grab-specific parameters of the camera object are locked, e.g. . + If the camera device parameter is enabled, the chunk parsing support is initialized. + If the parameter GrabCameraEvents is enabled, the event grabbing support is initialized. + The AcquisitionStart command of the camera device is executed. + If the grabbing has been started successfully, the configuration event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops when an event call triggers an exception. + If is set to ProvidedByStreamGrabber, an additional grab loop thread is started that calls in a loop. + + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The grabbing is stopped. + + + + Postconditions: +
+ + The grabbing is started. + Grab-specific parameters of the camera object are locked, e.g. . + If is set to ProvidedByStreamGrabber, an additional grab loop thread is started that calls in a loop. Images are processed by registered image event handlers. + + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +The StreamGrabber is still valid after an error. Configuration event calls may throw exceptions. The grab implementation may throw exceptions. +If the event call triggers an exception, the grabbing is stopped with . + + + + + Starts the grabbing of images using a specific grab strategy and a specific grab loop type. + The grab strategy. For more information, see . + If is set to GrabLoop::ProvidedByStreamGrabber", an additional grab loop thread is used to run the grab loop. + + + + If a grab loop thread has been used in the last grab session, the grab loop thread context is joined with the context of the caller. + The configuration event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops when an event call triggers an exception. + Grab-specific parameters of the camera object are locked, e.g. . + If the camera device parameter is enabled, the chunk parsing support is initialized. + If the parameter GrabCameraEvents is enabled, the event grabbing support is initialized. + The AcquisitionStart command of the camera device is executed. + If the grabbing has been started successfully, the configuration event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops when an event call triggers an exception. + If is set to ProvidedByStreamGrabber, an additional grab loop thread is started that calls in a loop. + + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The grabbing is stopped. + + + + Postconditions: +
+ + The grabbing is started. + Grab-specific parameters of the camera object are locked, e.g. MaxNumBuffer. + If is set to ProvidedByStreamGrabber, an additional grab loop thread is running that calls in a loop. Images are processed by registered image event handlers. + + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +The StreamGrabber is still valid after an error. Configuration event calls may throw exceptions. The grab implementation may throw exceptions. +If the event call triggers an exception, the grabbing is stopped with . + + + + + Starts the grabbing for a maximum number of images. + The number of images to grab. This value must be larger than zero. + +Grabbing is started using the OneByOne grab strategy and the ProvidedByUser grab loop method. +For each grabbed image, must be called. + + The configuration event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops when an event call triggers an exception. Grab-specific parameters of the camera object are locked, e.g. . If the camera device parameter is enabled, the chunk parsing support is initialized. If the parameter GrabCameraEvents is enabled, the event grabbing support is initialized. The AcquisitionStart command of the camera device is executed. If the grabbing has been started successfully, the configuration event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops when an event call triggers an exception.Preconditions:
The grabbing is stopped.Postconditions:
The grabbing is started. Grab-specific parameters of the camera object are locked, e.g. .Thread Safety:
This method is synchronized with the camera.Error Safety:
+The StreamGrabber is still valid after an error. Configuration event calls may throw exceptions. The grab implementation may throw exceptions. +If the event call triggers an exception, the grabbing is stopped with . + + + + Starts the grabbing of images. +Grabbing is started using the OneByOne grab strategy and the ProvidedByUser grab loop method. +For each grabbed image, must be called. + + The configuration event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops when an event call triggers an exception. Grab-specific parameters of the camera object are locked, e.g. . If the camera device parameter is enabled, the chunk parsing support is initialized. If the parameter GrabCameraEvents is enabled, the event grabbing support is initialized. The AcquisitionStart command of the camera device is executed. If the grabbing has been started successfully, the configuration event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops when an event call triggers an exception.Preconditions:
The grabbing is stopped.Postconditions:
The grabbing is started. Grab-specific parameters of the camera object are locked, e.g. .Thread Safety:
This method is synchronized with the camera.Error Safety:
+The StreamGrabber is still valid after an error. Configuration event calls may throw exceptions. The grab implementation may throw exceptions. +If the event call triggers an exception, the grabbing is stopped with . + + + Sets user data that is attached to each grab result of the stream whenever is called. + + +This is useful when handling multiple cameras. + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety:Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Provides access to a wait handle object indicating that the grabbing has stopped. + Returns a wait handle object indicating that the grabbing has stopped. + + + Thread Safety: +
This method is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Provides access to a wait handle object indicating available grab results. + Returns a wait handle object indicating available grab results. + + + Thread Safety: +
This method is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the camera object is grabbing. + Returns true if the camera object is still grabbing. + + +After a successful call to , the camera object is grabbing until is called. + + + Thread Safety: +
This method is synchronized with the camera. + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Provides convenient access to the StreamGrabber. + + + The message that is displayed if the grab stopped because of an error. + + + The reason why the GrabStopping or GrabStopped event occurred. + + + Creates an instance with a specified grab stop reason and an error message. + The reason why the grab stop event occurred. + The message that is displayed if the grab stopped because of an error. + + + Creates an instance with the grab stop reason set to UserRequest and no error message. + + + Provides data for the GrabStopping & GrabStopped events. + + + States the reason why a GrabStopping or GrabStopped event occurred. + + + The GrabStarted event threw an exception. + + + The grab stopped gracefully by request of the user (i.e. IStreamGrabber::Stop was called.) + + + Disposes the grab result held if the event arguments have been created by calling . + + + Indicates if the event arguments have been created by calling . + + + Clones the event arguments including the grab result. + Returns a copy of the event arguments with a clone of the contained grab result. The cloned grab result must be disposed. + + The grab result or the cloned event must be disposed. + + + + Retrieves the grab result. + + +The grab result is going to be disposed after the event call. +Clone the event arguments or the grab result if you want to keep the grab result. + + + + + Initializes a new instance of the ImageGrabbedEventArgs class. + A grab result. + + + Provides data for the ImageGrabbed event + + +The grab result will be disposed after the event call. +If you want to keep the grab result, clone the event arguments or the grab result. + + The following pattern can be used in Windows Forms applications to marshal the event call to the GUI thread. + +private void OnImageGrabbed(Object sender, ImageGrabbedEventArgs e) +{ + if (InvokeRequired) + { + // If called from a different thread, we must use the Invoke method to marshal the call to the proper thread. + BeginInvoke(new EventHandler<ImageGrabbedEventArgs>(OnImageGrabbed), sender, e.Clone()); + return; + } + + try + { + //do something + } + finally + { + e.DisposeGrabResultIfClone(); + } +} + + + + + The full name of VignettingCorrectionMode + Returns the full name of VignettingCorrectionMode + + + The full name of VignettingCorrectionMode + + + + The vignetting correction is enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The vignetting correction is disabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + The Vignetting Correction feature allows you to remove vignetting artifacts from your images. To do this, you first have to create vignetting correction data. For more information, see the Basler Product Documentation. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of VInpSignalSource + Returns the full name of VInpSignalSource + + + The full name of VInpSignalSource + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + TODO. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line on which the camera receives the virtual input signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of VInpSignalReadoutActivation + Returns the full name of VInpSignalReadoutActivation + + + The full name of VInpSignalReadoutActivation + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change necessary to start the signal evaluation. When the camera detects a rising edge, it starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the type of signal change necessary to start the signal evaluation. When the camera detects a falling edge, it starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + This enumeration selects when to start the signal evaluation. The camera waits for a rising/falling edge on the input line. When the appropriate signal has been received, the camera starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. When one bit pattern is finished, the camera waits for the next rising/falling edge to read out the next incoming bit pattern. The camera stops listening once three bits have been received. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + Returns the full name of UserSetSelector + + + The full name of UserSetSelector + + + + User set 3 can be saved, loaded, or configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + User set 2 can be saved, loaded, or configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + User set 1 can be saved, loaded, or configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Light Microscopy factory set can be loaded. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The High Gain factory set can be loaded. This user set increases the gain by 6 dB. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The Default User Set factory set can be loaded. This user set configures the camera to provide good camera performance in many common applications under normal conditions. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Custom 1 factory set can be loaded. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Custom 0 factory set can be loaded. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Color Raw factory set can be loaded. This user set disables the color enhancement features. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The Color factory set can be loaded. This user set configures the camera to produce good color images under the most common lighting conditions. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The Auto Functions factory set can be loaded. This user set enables the camera's Exposure Auto and Gain Auto auto functions. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to load, save, or configure. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + Returns the full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + + + The full name of UserSetDefaultSelector + + + + User set 3 is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + User set 2 is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + User set 1 is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Light Microscopy factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The High Gain factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Default User Set factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Custom 1 factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Custom 0 factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Color Raw factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Color factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Auto Functions factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to be used as the startup set. The default startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of UserSetDefault + Returns the full name of UserSetDefault + + + The full name of UserSetDefault + + + + User set 3 is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + User set 2 is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + User set 1 is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Light Microscopy factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The High Gain factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The Default User Set factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Color Raw factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The factory set enabling color adjustments is set as the startup set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The Auto Functions factory set is set as the default startup set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to be used as the startup set. The startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + Returns the full name of UserOutputSelector + + + The full name of UserOutputSelector + + + + User-settable output signal Line 4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + User-settable output signal Line 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + User-settable output signal Line 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + User-settable output signal Line 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The user-settable output signal CL Spare can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal CC4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal CC3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal CC2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal CC1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 8 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 7 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 6 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable output signal 5 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The user-settable output signal 4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and dart 2 USB + + + + + The user-settable output signal 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The user-settable output signal 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The user-settable output signal 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The user-settable output signal 0 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the user-settable output signal to be configured. All changes to the user-settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user-settable output signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + Returns the full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + The full name of UserDefinedValueSelector + + + + The user-defined value 5 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The user-defined value 4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The user-defined value 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The user-defined value 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The user-defined value 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the user-defined value to set or read. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerSource + Returns the full name of TriggerSource + + + The full name of TriggerSource + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input Decoder Active. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sets the signal source for the selected trigger to Virtual Input 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to user output 2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to user output 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Timer 2 End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Timer 2 Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + This enumeration value sets the signal source for the selected trigger to timer 1 start. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Timer 1 End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Timer 1 Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to software signal 3. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to software signal 2. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to software signal 1. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to software triggering. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Periodic Signal 1. + Applies to: CamEmu and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 8. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 7. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 6. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 5. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 4. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 3. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 2. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to Line 1. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The CXP Trigger 1 trigger can be configured. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The CXP Trigger 0 trigger can be configured. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The Counter 2 Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Counter 2 End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Counter 2 Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Counter 1 Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Counter 1 End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Counter 1 Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to CC4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to CC3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to CC2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to CC1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to action command signal 4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to action command signal 3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to action command signal 2. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The source signal for the selected trigger is set to action command signal 1. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Sets the source signal for the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + Returns the full name of TriggerSelector + + + The full name of TriggerSelector + + + + The Line Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Frame Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Frame End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Frame Burst Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Frame Burst End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Frame Burst Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Frame Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Exposure Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Exposure End trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Exposure Active trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Acquisition Start trigger can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition end trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the acquisition active trigger for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the trigger type to be configured. All changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerMode + Returns the full name of TriggerMode + + + The full name of TriggerMode + + + + The currently selected trigger is turned on. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The currently selected trigger is turned off. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the mode for the currently selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerDelaySource + Returns the full name of TriggerDelaySource + + + The full name of TriggerDelaySource + + + + The trigger delay is expressed as a time interval in microseconds. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The trigger delay is expressed as a number of line triggers. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets whether trigger delay is defined as a time interval or as a number of consecutive line triggers. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerControlImplementation + Returns the full name of TriggerControlImplementation + + + The full name of TriggerControlImplementation + + + + The image acquisition control mode is set to Standard. In this mode, the camera offers a Frame Start trigger and an Acquisition Start trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The image acquisition control mode is set to Legacy. In this mode, the camera offers a Frame Start trigger that is called Acquistion Start trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the image acquisition control mode. For more information, see your camera's product documentation. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TriggerActivation + + + The full name of TriggerActivation + + + + The selected trigger is activated by the rising edge of the source signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The selected trigger is activated when the source signal is low. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected trigger is activated when the source signal is high. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected trigger is activated by the falling edge of the source signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The selected trigger is activated by the falling or rising edge of the source signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that will activate the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TonalRangeSelector + Returns the full name of TonalRangeSelector + + + The full name of TonalRangeSelector + + + + The summed RGB pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Only the red pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Only the green pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Only the blue pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets which pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TonalRangeEnable + Returns the full name of TonalRangeEnable + + + The full name of TonalRangeEnable + + + + Tonal range adjustment is enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Tonal range adjustment is disabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets whether tonal range adjustment is used. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TonalRangeAuto + Returns the full name of TonalRangeAuto + + + The full name of TonalRangeAuto + + + + Automatic tonal range adjustment is enabled. The adjustment is carried out once when the next image is acquired. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Automatic tonal range adjustment is disabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Tonal Range Auto auto function. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + Returns the full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + The full name of TimerTriggerSource + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Timer 2 End signal. A Timer 2 End signal is generated whenever timer 2 has elapsed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Timer 2 Active signal. By default, a Timer 2 Active signal is generated whenever timer 2 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Timer 1 End signal. A Timer 1 End signal is generated whenever timer 1 has elapsed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Timer 1 Active signal. By default, a Timer 1 Active signal is generated whenever timer 1 has been started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Software Signal 3 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Software Signal 2 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Software Signal 1 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Periodic Signal 1 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected timer is disabled and can't be started. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Line 4 signal. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Line 3 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Line 2 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Line 1 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Frame Trigger Wait signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Frame Burst Trigger Wait signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Frame Burst Active signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Flash Window Start signal. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by an Exposure Trigger Wait signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by an Exposure Start signal. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by an Exposure Active signal. By default, an Exposure Active signal is generated whenever exposure is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a CXP Trigger 1 signal. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a CXP Trigger 0 signal. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Counter 2 Start signal. A Counter 2 Start signal is generated whenever timer 2 is started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Counter 2 End signal. A Counter 2 End signal is generated whenever timer 2 is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Counter 2 Active signal. By default, a Counter 2 Active signal is generated whenever timer 2 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Counter 1 Start signal. A Counter 1 Start signal is generated whenever timer 1 is started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Counter 1 End signal. A Counter 1 End signal is generated whenever timer 1 is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by a Counter 1 Active signal. By default, a Counter 1 Active signal is generated whenever timer 1 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected timer can be started by an action signal that is defined by action signal 2. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected timer can be started by an action signal that is defined by action signal 1. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected timer can be started by an Acquisition Active signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TimerTriggerActivation + Returns the full name of TimerTriggerActivation + + + The full name of TimerTriggerActivation + + + + The timer will start at a rising edge signal change. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic low level. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic high level. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The timer will start at a falling edge signal change. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger on the rising or falling edge of the selected source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that will start the timer. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TimerStatus + Returns the full name of TimerStatus + + + The full name of TimerStatus + + + + The timer is waiting to be started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The timer is idle. A timer is in this state whenever the Timer Trigger Source parameter is set to Off, i.e., the timer can't be started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The timer has been started. A timer immediately switches to this state when the trigger source event occurs, regardless of the delay set. If an arm delay is set, the timer remains in the Timer Active state until the arm delay has expired. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Indicates the status of the currently selected timer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + Returns the full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + + + The full name of TimerSequenceTimerSelector + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + Returns the full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + + + The full name of TimerSequenceEntrySelector + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TimerSelector + Returns the full name of TimerSelector + + + The full name of TimerSelector + + + + Timer 4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Timer 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Timer 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Timer 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the timer to be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TestPattern + Returns the full name of TestPattern + + + The full name of TestPattern + + + + The camera generates a white test pattern. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 6 pattern. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 3 pattern. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 2 pattern. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 1 pattern. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + No test pattern is generated. The original image is displayed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with a gray diagonal sawtooth pattern. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with a color diagonal sawtooth pattern. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The camera generates a black test pattern. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the test pattern to display. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + Returns the full name of TestImageSelector + + + The full name of TestImageSelector + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit white test images. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving vertical line pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 7 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 6 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 5 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 4 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 3 pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 2 pattern. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The camera generates a test image with the test image 1 pattern. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The camera doesn't display a test image. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with an 8 bit moving diagonal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a 12 bit moving diagonal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with an 8 bit moving diagonal gray gradient feature test pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a 12 bit moving diagonal gray gradient feature test pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving diagonal color gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving horizontal line pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving vertical gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a fixed vertical gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a moving horizontal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a fixed horizontal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a frame counter pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with an 8 bit fixed diagonal gray gradient pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a camera specific pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit test images with a color bar pattern. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the camera to generate and transmit black test images. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the test image to display. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TemperatureState + Returns the full name of TemperatureState + + + The full name of TemperatureState + + + + The temperature is within the normal operating temperature range. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB and blaze + + + + + The temperature is above the allowed maximum. Provide cooling immediately. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB and blaze + + + + + The temperature is close to or at the allowed maximum. Provide cooling. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB and blaze + + + + + + Indicates the temperature state. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of TemperatureSelector + Returns the full name of TemperatureSelector + + + The full name of TemperatureSelector + + + + The temperature is measured on the sensor board. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The temperature is measured on the frame grabber board. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The temperature is measured on the core board. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The temperature is measured on the case. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the location in the camera where the temperature will be measured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SyncUserOutputSelector + Returns the full name of SyncUserOutputSelector + + + The full name of SyncUserOutputSelector + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal Line 4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal Line 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal Line 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal Line 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal CL Spare can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal CC4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal CC3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal CC2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal CC1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 8 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 7 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 6 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects user settable synchronous output signal 5 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal 4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + User-settable synchronous output signal 0 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Sets the user-settable synchronous output signal to be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SoftwareSignalSelector + Returns the full name of SoftwareSignalSelector + + + The full name of SoftwareSignalSelector + + + + Software signal 4 can be controlled. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Software signal 3 can be executed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Software signal 2 can be executed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Software signal 1 can be executed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the software signal to be executed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShutterMode + Returns the full name of ShutterMode + + + The full name of ShutterMode + + + + The shutter opens and closes sequentially for groups of rows. All rows are exposed for the same length of time but not at the same time. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The shutter opens at the same time for all rows but closes later for each consecutive row. This means that the rows are exposed for different lengths of time. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The shutter opens and closes at the same time for all pixels. All pixels are exposed at the same time and for the same length of time. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the shutter mode of the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleMode + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleMode + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleMode + + + + The shaft encoder module outputs trigger signals for forward ticks only, provided the reverse counter is neither increasing nor decreasing. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The shaft encoder module outputs trigger signals for forward and reverse ticks, provided the reverse counter is neither increasing nor decreasing. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets how the shaft encoder module outputs trigger signals. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSource + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSource + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSource + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 8 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 7 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 6 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 5 as signal source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the shaft encoder module is set to input line 4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the shaft encoder module is set to input line 3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the shaft encoder module is set to input line 2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the shaft encoder module is set to input line 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the shaft encoder module is set to CC4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the shaft encoder module is set to CC3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the shaft encoder module is set to CC2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the shaft encoder module is set to CC1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the line source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSelector + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSelector + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleLineSelector + + + + Phase B of the shaft encoder is selected as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Phase A of the shaft encoder is selected as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the phase of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleCounterMode + Returns the full name of ShaftEncoderModuleCounterMode + + + The full name of ShaftEncoderModuleCounterMode + + + + The tick counter of the shaft encoder module increases for forward ticks and for reverse ticks, i.e., the tick counts are incremented regardless of the direction of movement. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The tick counter increases for forward ticks and decreases for reverse ticks. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the counting mode of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShadingStatus + Returns the full name of ShadingStatus + + + The full name of ShadingStatus + + + + A problem with the startup shading set occurred. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The last operation related to shading correction was successful. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + A problem occurred while creating a shading set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected shading set could not be loaded. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Indicates error statuses related to shading correction. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShadingSetSelector + Returns the full name of ShadingSetSelector + + + The full name of ShadingSetSelector + + + + User Shading Set 2 can be loaded using the Activate command. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + User Shading Set 1 can be loaded using the Activate command. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The default shading set can be loaded using the Activate command. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets which shading set can be enabled or created. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShadingSetDefaultSelector + Returns the full name of ShadingSetDefaultSelector + + + The full name of ShadingSetDefaultSelector + + + + User Shading Set 2 is selected as the bootup shading set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + User Shading Set 1 is selected as the bootup shading set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The default shading set is selected as the bootup shading set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the shading set that will be loaded into the volatile memory during camera start. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShadingSetCreate + Returns the full name of ShadingSetCreate + + + The full name of ShadingSetCreate + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Enables/disables shading set creation. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ShadingSelector + Returns the full name of ShadingSelector + + + The full name of ShadingSelector + + + + Offset Shading correction, i.e., the correction for dark signal non-uniformity (DSNU) effects, is selected. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Gain Shading correction, i.e., the correction of photo response non-uniformity (PRNU) effects, is selected. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the kind of shading correction. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequencerTriggerSource + Returns the full name of SequencerTriggerSource + + + The full name of SequencerTriggerSource + + + + Software Signal 3 signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Software Signal 2 signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Software Signal 1 signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Line 4 signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Line 3 signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Line 2 signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Line 1 signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Frame Start signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Frame End is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Counter 3 End is selected as the trigger source for sequencer set advance. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Counter 2 End signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Counter 1 End signals can be used to advance to the next sequence set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets the source signal to be used to advance to the next set. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequencerTriggerActivation + Returns the full name of SequencerTriggerActivation + + + The full name of SequencerTriggerActivation + + + + The sequencer advances when the source signal rises, i.e., when the signal status changes from low to high. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The sequencer advances when the source signal is low. If the signal is already low when the sequencer set becomes active, the sequencer immediately advances to the next set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The sequencer advances when the source signal is high. If the signal is already high when the sequencer set becomes active, the sequencer immediately advances to the next set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The sequencer advances when the source signal falls, i.e., when the signal status changes from high to low. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The sequencer advances when the source signal falls or rises. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets the logical state that makes the sequencer advance to the next set. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequencerMode + Returns the full name of SequencerMode + + + The full name of SequencerMode + + + + Image acquisitions will be controlled by the sequencer. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The sequencer can't be used for image acquisition. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be used for image acquisition. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequencerConfigurationMode + Returns the full name of SequencerConfigurationMode + + + The full name of SequencerConfigurationMode + + + + The sequencer can be configured. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The sequencer can't be configured. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be configured. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequenceControlSource + Returns the full name of SequenceControlSource + + + The full name of SequenceControlSource + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input Decoder Active. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source for sequence restart or sequence set advance is Virtual Input 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using Line 8. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using Line 7. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using Line 6. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using Line 5. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using Line 4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using Line 3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using Line 2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using Line 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence set advance will be controlled using the Async Advance command. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using the CC4 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using the CC3 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using the CC2 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence restart or sequence set advance are controlled using the CC1 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sequence set advance is automatic. The sequence repeat starts with sequence set index number 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the source for sequence control. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequenceControlSelector + Returns the full name of SequenceControlSelector + + + The full name of SequenceControlSelector + + + + The sequence set restart can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The sequence set advance can be configured. Only available in Controlled sequence advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets whether sequence advance or sequence restart can be configured. A control source must be chosen using the Sequence Control Source parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequenceConfigurationMode + Returns the full name of SequenceConfigurationMode + + + The full name of SequenceConfigurationMode + + + + The sequencer can be configured. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The sequencer can't be configured. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be configured. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequenceAdvanceMode + Returns the full name of SequenceAdvanceMode + + + The full name of SequenceAdvanceMode + + + + The Free Selection sequence advance mode is selected. This mode is useful if you want to quickly change between freely selectable sequence sets without having to observe any particular order. You can use the input lines of your camera to determine the sequence. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Controlled sequence advance mode is selected. This mode is useful if you want to configure a dynamic sequence which can be controlled via input line or software commands. The advance from one sequence set to the next proceeds in ascending sequence set index numbers according to the selected sequence control source. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Auto sequence advance mode is selected. This mode is useful if you want to configure a fixed sequence which is repeated continuously. The advance from one sequence set to the next occurs automatically as frame triggers are received. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the sequence set advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSource + Returns the full name of SequenceAddressBitSource + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSource + + + + Selects Virtual Input Decoder Active as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 4 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 3 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 2 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Selects Virtual Input 1 as the source for the selected bit of the sequence set address. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using Line 8. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using Line 7. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using Line 6. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using Line 5. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using Line 4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using Line 3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using Line 2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using Line 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using the CC4 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using the CC3 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using the CC2 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected bit of the sequence set address can be set using the CC1 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets an input line as the control source for the currently selected sequence set address bit. The bit can be selected using the Address Bit Selector parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSelector + Returns the full name of SequenceAddressBitSelector + + + The full name of SequenceAddressBitSelector + + + + Bit 3 of the sequence set address can be controlled using an input line. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Bit 2 of the sequence set address can be controlled using an input line. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Bit 1 of the sequence set address can be controlled using an input line. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Bit 0 of the sequence set address can be controlled using an input line. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets which bit of the sequence set address can be assigned to an input line. An input line can be set as the control source for this bit using the Address Bit Source parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SensorShutterMode + Returns the full name of SensorShutterMode + + + The full name of SensorShutterMode + + + + The shutter opens and closes sequentially for groups of rows. All rows are exposed for the same length of time but not at the same time. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The shutter opens at the same time for all rows but closes later for each consecutive row. This means that the rows are exposed for different lengths of time. + Applies to: dart USB + + + + + The shutter opens and closes at the same time for all pixels. All pixels are exposed at the same time and for the same length of time. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the shutter mode of the camera. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SensorReadoutMode + Returns the full name of SensorReadoutMode + + + The full name of SensorReadoutMode + + + + The camera operates in normal readout mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The readout time for each row of pixels is reduced, compared to normal readout. This allows the the camera to operate at higher frame rates. This can, however, result in reduced image quality. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the sensor readout mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SensorDigitizationTaps + Returns the full name of SensorDigitizationTaps + + + The full name of SensorDigitizationTaps + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + This feature represents the number of digitized samples output simultaneously by the camera A/D conversion stage. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of SensorBitDepth + Returns the full name of SensorBitDepth + + + The full name of SensorBitDepth + + + + The sensor delivers 8-bit pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The sensor delivers 16-bit pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The sensor delivers 14-bit pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The sensor delivers 12-bit pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The sensor delivers 10-bit pixels. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Amount of data bits the sensor produces for one sample. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of Scan3dOutputMode + Returns the full name of Scan3dOutputMode + + + The full name of Scan3dOutputMode + + + + Uncalibrated 2.5D Depth map. The distance data does not represent a physical unit and may be non-linear. The data is a 2.5D range map only. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + Calibrated 2.5D Depth map. The distance data is expressed in the chosen distance unit. The data is a 2.5D range map. No information on X-Y axes available. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + 3 Coordinates in grid organization. The full 3 coordinate data with the grid array organization from the sensor kept. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Controls the Calibration and data organization of the device and the coordinates transmitted. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of Scan3dDistanceUnit + Returns the full name of Scan3dDistanceUnit + + + The full name of Scan3dDistanceUnit + + + + Distance values are in millimeter units (default). + Applies to: blaze + + + + + Distance values are in device-specific units. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Specifies the unit used when delivering (calibrated) distance data. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of Scan3dCoordinateSystemReference + Returns the full name of Scan3dCoordinateSystemReference + + + The full name of Scan3dCoordinateSystemReference + + + + Default value. Original fixed reference. The coordinate system fixed relative the camera reference point marker is used. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Defines coordinate system reference location. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of Scan3dCoordinateSystem + Returns the full name of Scan3dCoordinateSystem + + + The full name of Scan3dCoordinateSystem + + + + Default value. 3-axis orthogonal, right-hand X-Y-Z. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Specifies the Coordinate system to use for the device. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of Scan3dCoordinateSelector + Returns the full name of Scan3dCoordinateSelector + + + The full name of Scan3dCoordinateSelector + + + + The third (Z or Rho) coordinate. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The second (Y or Phi) coordinate + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The first (X or Theta) coordinate + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Selects the individual coordinates in the vectors for 3D information/transformation. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of RemoveParameterLimitSelector + Returns the full name of RemoveParameterLimitSelector + + + The full name of RemoveParameterLimitSelector + + + + The factory limits of the Gain parameter can be removed. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The factory limits of the Exposure Time parameter can be removed. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The factory limits of the ExposureOverhead parameter can be removed. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The factory limits of the BlackLevel parameter can be removed. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The factory limits of the AutoTargetValue parameter can be removed. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets the parameter whose factory limits can be removed. The factory limits can be removed using the Remove Limits parameter. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ROIZoneSelector + Returns the full name of ROIZoneSelector + + + The full name of ROIZoneSelector + + + + ROI zone 7 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + ROI zone 6 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + ROI zone 5 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + ROI zone 4 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + ROI zone 3 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + ROI zone 2 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + ROI zone 1 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + ROI zone 0 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the ROI zone that can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ROIZoneMode + Returns the full name of ROIZoneMode + + + The full name of ROIZoneMode + + + + The currently selected ROI zone is enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The currently selected ROI zone is disabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Enables or disables the currently selected ROI zone. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PtpStatus + Returns the full name of PtpStatus + + + The full name of PtpStatus + + + + The port is in the Uncalibrated state. In this state, one or more master ports have been detected in the domain, the appropriate master port has been selected, and the local port is preparing to synchronize with the selected master port. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + + + + + The port is in the Slave state. In this state, the port is synchronizing with the selected master port. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + + + + + The port is in the PreMaster state. In this state, the port behaves as if it were in the MASTER state except that some messages will not be placed. Refer to the IEEE 1588 specification for additional information. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + + + + + The port is in the Passive state. In this state, the port is not behaving as a master port nor does it synchronize with a master port. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + + + + + The port is in the Master state. In this state, the port is behaving as a master port. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + + + + + The port is in the Listening state. In this state, the port is waiting for the so-called announceReceiptTimeout timeout to expire or to receive an Announce message from a master. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + + + + + The port is in the Initializing state. In this state, the port initializes its data sets, hardware, and communication facilities. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + + + + + The port is in the Faulty state. In this state, the port does not place any PTP messages except for management messages that are a required response to another management message on its communication path. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + + + + + The port is in the Disabled state. In this state, the port does not place any messages on its communication path. A port in this state discards all PTP received messages except for management messages. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + + + + + + Returns the latched state of the PTP clock. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PtpServoStatus + Returns the full name of PtpServoStatus + + + The full name of PtpServoStatus + + + + The status of the clock servo is unknown. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The clock servo is locked. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Returns the latched state of the clock servo. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PtpClockAccuracy + Returns the full name of PtpClockAccuracy + + + The full name of PtpClockAccuracy + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 2.5 microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 2.5 milliseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 25 microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 25 nanoseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 25 milliseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 250 microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 250 nanoseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 250 milliseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 1 microsecond. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 1 second. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 1 millisecond. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 10 microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 10 seconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 10 milliseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 100 microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 100 nanoseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is within 100 milliseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is unknown. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The expected accuracy of the PTP device clock is greater than 10 seconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Indicates the expected accuracy of the PTP device clock when it is or becomes the grandmaster. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PixelSize + Returns the full name of PixelSize + + + The full name of PixelSize + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 8 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 64 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 48 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 4 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 36 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 32 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 24 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 2 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 16 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 14 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 12 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 10 bits per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel depth in the acquired images is 1 bit per pixel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Indicates the depth of the pixel values in the image (in bits per pixel). The potential values depend on the pixel format setting. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PixelFormat + Returns the full name of PixelFormat + + + The full name of PixelFormat + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 444 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to YUV 422 (YUYV) Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to YUV 4:2:2 8 bit packed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to YUV 422 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to YUV 411 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to YCbCr 422. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGBA 8 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 8 Planar. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 8 Packed. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 8. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 16 Planar. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to RGB 16 Packed. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 12 V1 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 12 Planar. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 10V2 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 10V1 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 10 Planar. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 10 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 8 Signed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 8. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 16. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE and blaze + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 12. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 10p. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Mono 10 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 10. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + 3D coordinate C 16-bit + Applies to: blaze + + + + + 3D coordinate A-B-C 32-bit floating point + Applies to: blaze + + + + + Confidence 8-bit + Applies to: blaze + + + + + Confidence 16-bit + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 8. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 16. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 12. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 10p. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 10. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 8. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 16. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 12. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 10p. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 10. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 8. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 16. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 12. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 10p. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 10. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 8. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 16. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 12. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 10p. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 10. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to BGRA 8 Packed. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to BGR 8 Packed. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to BGR 8. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The pixel format is set to BGR 12 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to BGR 10 Packed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the format of the pixel data transmitted by the camera. The available pixel formats depend on the camera model and whether the camera is monochrome or color. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + Returns the full name of PixelColorFilter + + + The full name of PixelColorFilter + + + + The camera doesn't have a Bayer filter. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Bayer filter has an RG/GB alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Bayer filter has a GR/BG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Bayer filter has a GB/RG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Bayer filter has a BG/GR alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The Bayer filter has an RG/GB alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Bayer filter has a GR/BG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Bayer filter has a GB/RG alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Bayer filter has a BG/GR alignment to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Indicates the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PixelCoding + Returns the full name of PixelCoding + + + The full name of PixelCoding + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer RG 10p + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GR 10p + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer GB 10p + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the pixel format to Bayer BG 10p + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the color coding of the pixels in the acquired images + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of PgiMode + Returns the full name of PgiMode + + + The full name of PgiMode + + + + Basler PGI image optimizations are enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Basler PGI image optimizations are disabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Enables Basler PGI image optimizations. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ParameterSelector + Returns the full name of ParameterSelector + + + The full name of ParameterSelector + + + + The factory limits of the Gain parameter can be removed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The factory limits of the Framerate parameter can be removed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The factory limits of the Exposure Time parameter can be removed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The factory limits of the Exposure Overlap Time Max parameter can be removed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The factory limits of the Exposure Overhead parameter can be removed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The factory limits of the Brightness parameter can be removed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The factory limits of the Black Level parameter can be removed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The factory limits of the Auto Target Value parameter can be removed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the parameter whose factory limits can be removed. The factory limits can be removed using the Remove Limits parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of OverlapMode + Returns the full name of OverlapMode + + + The full name of OverlapMode + + + + Overlapping image acquisition is enabled. Exposures and readouts will overlap. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Overlapping image acquisition is disabled. Exposures and readouts will not overlap. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Configures overlapping exposure and image readout. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of OperatingMode + Returns the full name of OperatingMode + + + The full name of OperatingMode + + + + The operating mode is set to Short Range. The Minimum Working Range and Maximum Working Range parameters change accordingly and camera settings are optimized for capturing images at short distances. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The operating mode is set to Long Range. The Minimum Working Range and Maximum Working Range parameters change accordingly and camera settings are optimized for capturing images at long distances. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Sets the operating mode of the camera. The choice you make here, affects the working range of the camera, i.e., the Minimum Working Range and Maximum Working Range parameters. If the operating mode is changed, the exposure time is set to the recommended default value. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LineSource + Returns the full name of LineSource + + + The full name of LineSource + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to User Output 4. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to User Output 3. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to User Output 2. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to User Output 1. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to User Output 0. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to User Output. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Trigger Ready. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Timer Active. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 4 active. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value sets the source signal for the selected output line to timer 3 active. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Timer 2 Active. You can use this signal to monitor the camera's Timer feature. The signal goes high after the delay specified. The signal goes low after the duration specified. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Timer 1 Active. You can use this signal to monitor the camera's Timer feature. The signal goes high after the delay specified. The signal goes low after the duration specified. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Sync User Output 3. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Sync User Output 2. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Sync User Output 1. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Sync User Output 0. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Sync User Output. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The signal for the currently selected line is associated with the output of the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Serial Tx. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + No source signal is set for the currently selected line. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Line Trigger Wait. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The signal for the currently selected line is associated with the output of the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Frame Trigger Wait. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The signal for the currently selected line is rising with Frame Trigger Wait and falling with Exposure Active. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Frame Burst Trigger Wait. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Frame Burst Active. You can use this signal to monitor if the camera is currently acquiring a series of images (a "burst" of images). The signal goes high when the acquisition of a series of images has started. The signal goes low when the acquisition of a series of images has finished. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Flash Window. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB and dart USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Exposure Trigger Wait. The signal goes high when the camera is ready to receive exposure trigger signals. When you apply an exposure trigger signal, the signal goes low. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Exposure Active. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Counter 2 Active. The signal goes high when the counter is started. The signal goes low when the counter is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Counter 1 Active. The signal goes high when the counter is started. The signal goes low when the counter is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Light Control. If you change this setting, your light will stop working. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Acquisition Trigger Wait. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Acquisition Trigger Ready. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The source signal for the currently selected line is set to Acquisition Active. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the source signal for the currently selected line. The currently selected line must be an output line. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LineSelector + Returns the full name of LineSelector + + + The full name of LineSelector + + + + Output Line 4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Output Line 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Output Line 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Output Line 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 8 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 7 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 6 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects line 5 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + Line 4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Line 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Line 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + Line 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 3 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 2 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + This enumeration value selects input line 1 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The CL Spare line can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + CC4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + CC3 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + CC2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + CC1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Sets the I/O line to be configured. All changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LineMode + Returns the full name of LineMode + + + The full name of LineMode + + + + The selected physical line can be used to output an electrical signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The selected physical line can be used to input an electrical signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The selected physical line can be used to input and output an electrical signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the mode for the selected line. This controls whether the physical line is used to input or output a signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LineLogic + Returns the full name of LineLogic + + + The full name of LineLogic + + + + The line logic of the currently selected line is positive. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The line logic of the currently selected line is negative. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Indicates the line logic of the currently selected line. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LineFormat + Returns the full name of LineFormat + + + The full name of LineFormat + + + + The line is currently in tri-state mode (not driven). + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The line is currently accepting or sending TTL level signals. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The line is currently accepting or sending RS-422 level signals. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The line is opto-coupled. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The output of the line is "open drain"/"open collector". + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The line is not connected. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The line is currently accepting or sending LVTTL level signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The line is currently accepting or sending LVDS level signals. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Indicates the electrical configuration of the currently selected line. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LightSourceSelector + Returns the full name of LightSourceSelector + + + The full name of LightSourceSelector + + + + A predefined matrix is used for the color transformation. The matrix is optimized for image acquisition with tungsten incandescent light (3100 K). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + No color transformation for a specific light source is performed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with microscope LED illumination of 6000 K is set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with microscope LED illumination of 5500 K is set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with microscope LED illumination of 4500 K is set. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The color transformation matrix is optimized for image acquisitions with a custom light source 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The color transformation matrix is optimized for image acquisitions with a custom light source 0. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + A predefined matrix is used for the color transformation. The matrix is optimized for image acquisitions with daylight of 6500 K. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + A predefined matrix is used for the color transformation. The matrix is optimized for image acquisitions with daylight of 5000 K. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The color transformation matrix can be customized. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the type of light source for which color transformation will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LightSourcePreset + Returns the full name of LightSourcePreset + + + The full name of LightSourcePreset + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with tungsten incandescent light (2800 K) is selected. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + No light source preset is selected. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with microscope LED illumination of 6000 K is set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with microscope LED illumination of 5500 K is set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with microscope LED illumination of 4500 K is set. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with daylight of 6500 K is selected. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with daylight of 5000 K is selected. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the light source preset. The colors in the image will be corrected so that they are appropriate for the selected light source. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LegacyBinningVertical + Returns the full name of LegacyBinningVertical + + + The full name of LegacyBinningVertical + + + + Vertical binning is set to 2 rows. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Vertical binning is disabled. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets whether vertical binning is used. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LastError + Returns the full name of LastError + + + The full name of LastError + + + + An error was detected while loading a user set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + An error was detected while loading user defect pixel data. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The power supply is not sufficient. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The camera was overtriggered. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + An over temperature state has been detected. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and blaze + + + + + No error was detected. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and blaze + + + + + A parameter was set to an invalid value. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The trigger width was too short. In Trigger Width exposure mode, a minimum trigger width is required. Increase the trigger width to the minimum width or higher. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Indicates a problem with the VCSELs. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Indicates the last error code in the memory. To delete the last error code from the list of error codes, use the Clear Last Error command. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of LUTSelector + Returns the full name of LUTSelector + + + The full name of LUTSelector + + + + The luminance lookup table can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the lookup table (LUT) to be configured. All changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of InterlacedIntegrationMode + Returns the full name of InterlacedIntegrationMode + + + The full name of InterlacedIntegrationMode + + + + Sets the integration mode to frame integration + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sets the integration mode to field integration + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Selects the Interlaced Integration Mode. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of IntensityCalculation + Returns the full name of IntensityCalculation + + + The full name of IntensityCalculation + + + + Method 2 is used to calculate the intensity image. This ensures that the depth image and the intensity image are in synch. The disadvantage is that the resulting intensity image will be darker and contain more noise. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + Method 1 is used to calculate the intensity image. This is the default value. In scenes containing motion, you may notice a lag between the depth image and the intensity image. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Sets the method for calculating the intensity data. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ImageFileMode + Returns the full name of ImageFileMode + + + The full name of ImageFileMode + + + + Sets the mode to on. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + Sets the mode to off. + Applies to: CamEmu + + + + + + Enables loading files from disk for image acquisition. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ImageCompressionRateOption + Returns the full name of ImageCompressionRateOption + + + The full name of ImageCompressionRateOption + + + + The camera uses lossless compression. This means that the restored image will be identical to the original image. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + The camera compresses acquired images. If lossless compression can't be achieved, image quality is reduced. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + + Configures the selected compression mechanism. The available options depend on the selected pixel format and the image compression mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ImageCompressionMode + Returns the full name of ImageCompressionMode + + + The full name of ImageCompressionMode + + + + Image compression is disabled. The image is transmitted uncompressed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Images are compressed using the Compression Beyond feature. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the image compression mode of the camera. The available image compression modes depend on the selected pixel format. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GevStreamChannelSelector + Returns the full name of GevStreamChannelSelector + + + The full name of GevStreamChannelSelector + + + + Stream channel 0 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Sets the stream channels to be configured. All changes to the stream channel settings will be applied to the selected stream channel. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GevInterfaceSelector + Returns the full name of GevInterfaceSelector + + + The full name of GevInterfaceSelector + + + + Network interface 0 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Sets the physical network interface to be configured. All changes to the network interface settings will be applied to the selected interface. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GevIEEE1588StatusLatched + Returns the full name of GevIEEE1588StatusLatched + + + The full name of GevIEEE1588StatusLatched + + + + The port is in an undefined state. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Uncalibrated state. In this state, one or more master ports have been detected in the domain, the appropriate master port has been selected, and the local port is preparing to synchronize with the selected master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Slave state. In this state, the port is synchronizing with the selected master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the PreMaster state. In this state, the port behaves as if it were in the MASTER state except that some messages will not be placed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Passive state. In this state, the port is not acting as the master port nor does it synchronize with a master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Master state. In this state, the port is acting as the master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Listening state. In this state, the port is waiting for the so-called announceReceiptTimeout timeout to expire or to receive an Announce message from a master. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Initializing state. In this state, the port initializes its data sets, hardware, and communication facilities. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Faulty state. In this state, the port does not place any messages on its communication path. It discards all PTP messages received except for management messages. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Disabled state. In this state, the port does not place any messages on its communication path. It discards all PTP messages received except for management messages. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Indicates the latched state of the IEEE 1588 clock. (The state must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The state is indicated by values 1 to 9, corresponding to the states INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, and SLAVE. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GevIEEE1588Status + Returns the full name of GevIEEE1588Status + + + The full name of GevIEEE1588Status + + + + The port is in an undefined state. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Uncalibrated state. In this state, one or more master ports have been detected in the domain, the appropriate master port has been selected, and the local port is preparing to synchronize with the selected master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Slave state. In this state, the port is synchronizing with the selected master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the PreMaster state. In this state, the port behaves as if it were in the MASTER state except that some messages will not be placed. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Passive state. In this state, the port is not acting as the master port nor does it synchronize with a master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Master state. In this state, the port is acting as the master port. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Listening state. In this state, the port is waiting for the so-called announceReceiptTimeout timeout to expire or to receive an Announce message from a master. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Initializing state. In this state, the port initializes its data sets, hardware, and communication facilities. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Faulty state. In this state, the port does not place any messages on its communication path. It discards all PTP messages received except for management messages. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The port is in the Disabled state. In this state, the port does not place any messages on its communication path. It discards all PTP messages received except for management messages. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Indicates the state of the IEEE 1588 clock. Values of this field must match the IEEE 1588 PTP port state enumeration (INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, SLAVE). + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GevGVSPExtendedIDMode + Returns the full name of GevGVSPExtendedIDMode + + + The full name of GevGVSPExtendedIDMode + + + + The Extended ID mode is switched on. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The Extended ID mode is switched off. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Sets the Extended ID mode for GVSP (64-bit block ID, 32-bit packet ID). This bit can't be reset if the stream channels do not support the standard ID mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GevCCP + Returns the full name of GevCCP + + + The full name of GevCCP + + + + The control channel privilege is set to Exclusive Control. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The control channel privilege is set to Exclusive. An application with exclusive access is the primary application for this camera. It can read from or write to the camera. No other application can read from or write to this camera. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The control channel privilege is set to Control. An application with control access is the primary application for the camera. It can read from or write to the camera. Other applications are not allowed to read from the camera. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Sets the control channel privilege. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GenDCStreamingStatus + Returns the full name of GenDCStreamingStatus + + + The full name of GenDCStreamingStatus + + + + The device will stream all its data in the generic GenDC format. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The device will only stream data in its native format. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Returns whether the current device data streaming format is GenDC. This value is conditioned by the GenDCStreamingMode. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Invisible + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GenDCStreamingMode + Returns the full name of GenDCStreamingMode + + + The full name of GenDCStreamingMode + + + + The device will stream all its data in the generic GenDC format. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The device will only stream data in its native format. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The device will automatically choose in which format it streams its data. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Controls the device's streaming format. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Invisible + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GammaSelector + Returns the full name of GammaSelector + + + The full name of GammaSelector + + + + The gamma curve is set to a fixed sRGB curve. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The gamma curve can be configured by the user. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the type of gamma to be applied. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GainSelector + Returns the full name of GainSelector + + + The full name of GainSelector + + + + Changes to the gain will be applied to tap 4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Changes to the gain will be applied to tap 3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Changes to the gain will be applied to tap 2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Changes to the gain will be applied to tap 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the red gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the green gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Changes to the gain will be applied to all digital gain parameters. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + This enumeration value selects the blue gain control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Changes to the gain will be applied to all analog gain parameters. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Changes to the gain will be applied universally. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the gain type to be adjusted. All changes to the Gain parameter will be applied to the selected gain type. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of GainAuto + Returns the full name of GainAuto + + + The full name of GainAuto + + + + The gain is adjusted automatically to reach the specifed target value. When the target value has been reached, the auto function will automatically be set to Off and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Automatic gain adjustment is disabled. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The gain is adjusted continuously while images are being acquired. The adjustment process will continue until the parameter is set to Once or Off. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Gain Auto auto function. The Gain Auto auto function automatically adjusts the gain within set limits until a target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterSignalAlignment + Returns the full name of FrequencyConverterSignalAlignment + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterSignalAlignment + + + + For the rising edge of each signal received from the pre-divider sub-module, a phase-locked rising edge of a signal generated by the multiplier sub-module is provided. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + For the falling edge of each signal received from the pre-divider sub-module, a phase-locked falling edge of a signal generated by the multiplier sub-module is provided. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the signal transition relationships between the signals received from the pre-divider sub-module and the signals generated by the multiplier sub-module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterInputSource + Returns the full name of FrequencyConverterInputSource + + + The full name of FrequencyConverterInputSource + + + + The output of the shaft encoder module is selected as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Selects line 8 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Selects line 7 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Selects line 6 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Selects line 5 as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Line 4 is selected as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Line 3 is selected as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Line 2 is selected as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Line 1 is selected as the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + CC4 is selected as the source signal for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + CC3 is selected as the source signal for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + CC2 is selected as the source signal for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + CC1 is selected as the source signal for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of FileSelector + Returns the full name of FileSelector + + + The full name of FileSelector + + + + The Vignetting Correction file is selected. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + No file is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Firmware Update Package file is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Firmware Update file is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The Boot Firmware Update Package file is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Boot Firmware Update file is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the target file in the camera. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + Returns the full name of FileOperationStatus + + + The full name of FileOperationStatus + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Indicates the file operation execution status. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + Returns the full name of FileOperationSelector + + + The full name of FileOperationSelector + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the target operation for the currently selected file. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + Returns the full name of FileOpenMode + + + The full name of FileOpenMode + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the access mode in which a file is opened in the camera. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of FieldOutputMode + Returns the full name of FieldOutputMode + + + The full name of FieldOutputMode + + + + Sets the mode to only output field 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sets the mode to only output field 0 and field 1 in single frames. Starting with field 0. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sets the mode to only output field 0. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sets the mode to output a frame generated by deinterlacing field 0 and field 1 using the deinterlacer selected by feature Deinterlacer. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Sets the mode to output a frame consisting of field 0 in the upper half and field 1 in the lower half of the frame. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Selects the mode to output the fields. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of FeatureSet + Returns the full name of FeatureSet + + + The full name of FeatureSet + + + + The full feature set is made available. This provides all features. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The basic feature set is made available. This provides nearly all features. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the default GenICam XML file. If the camera has multiple GenICam XML files, this parameter determines which of them is accessible to non-manifest-aware software. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ExposureTimeMode + Returns the full name of ExposureTimeMode + + + The full name of ExposureTimeMode + + + + The exposure time mode is set to Ultra Short. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The exposure time mode is set to Standard. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the exposure time mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ExposureOverlapTimeMode + Returns the full name of ExposureOverlapTimeMode + + + The full name of ExposureOverlapTimeMode + + + + The user can manually set the overlap time for each acquisition. In this mode, you must also specify the maximum overlap time using the Exposure Overlap Time Max parameter. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The camera automatically uses the optimum overlap time for each acquisition. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the exposure overlap time mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ExposureMode + Returns the full name of ExposureMode + + + The full name of ExposureMode + + + + The exposure mode is set to Trigger Width. In this mode, the exposure time for each frame acquisition will be directly controlled by the ExFSTrig signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The exposure mode is set to Trigger Controlled. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The exposure mode is set to Timed. In this mode, the exposure time for each frame acquisition is determined by the value of the camera's Exposure Time (Abs) parameter. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + This enumeration value sets the exposure mode to off. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets the exposure mode. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + Returns the full name of ExposureAuto + + + The full name of ExposureAuto + + + + The exposure time is adjusted automatically to reach the specified target value. When the target value has been reached, the auto function will automatically be set to Off and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Automatic exposure time adjustment is disabled. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The exposure time is adjusted continuously while images are being acquired. The adjustment process will continue until the parameter is set to Once or Off. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Exposure Auto auto function. The Exposure Auto auto function automatically adjusts the exposure time within set limits until a target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + Returns the full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + The full name of ExpertFeatureAccessSelector + + + + Expert Feature 9 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 8 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 7 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 6 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 5 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 4 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 1 (Legacy) can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Expert Feature 11 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 10 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Expert Feature 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the expert feature to be made available. All changes will be applied to the selected feature. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of EventTemperatureStatusChangedStatus + Returns the full name of EventTemperatureStatusChangedStatus + + + The full name of EventTemperatureStatusChangedStatus + + + + The temperature status changed to Ok. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The temperature status changed to Error. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The temperature status changed to Critical. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + + New temperature status that applies after the Temperature Status Changed event was raised. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of EventSelector + Returns the full name of EventSelector + + + The full name of EventSelector + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Virtual Line 4 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Virtual Line 3 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Virtual Line 2 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Virtual Line 1 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the Test event can be enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Temperature Status Changed event can be enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Overrun event can be enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Over Temperature event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Line Start Overtrigger event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Line 4 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Line 3 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Line 2 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The event will be generated when a Rising Edge is detected on the Line 1 + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Wait event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Trigger Missed event can be enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Timeout event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Start Wait event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Start Overtrigger event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Start event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Burst Start Wait event can be enabled. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Burst Start Overtrigger event can be enabled. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Burst Start event can be enabled. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Frame Buffer Overrun event can be enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Exposure End event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Event Overrun event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the Critical Temperature event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Event notifications for the Action Late event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the Acquisition Wait event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the Acquisition Start Wait event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the Acquisition Start Overtrigger event can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Event notifications for the Acquisition Start event can be enabled. An Acquisition Start event is raised whenever the Acquisition Start trigger is activated. It is not associated with the Acquisition Start command. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Sets the event notification to be enabled. The notification can be enabled using the Event Notification parameter. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of EventNotification + Returns the full name of EventNotification + + + The full name of EventNotification + + + + + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications are enabled. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications are disabled. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Event notifications are enabled and the notification type is set to GenICam. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Enables event notifications for the currently selected event. The event can selected using the Event Selector parameter. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceType + Returns the full name of DeviceType + + + The full name of DeviceType + + + + Data stream transmitter device. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + Data stream receiver and transmitter device. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + Data stream receiver device. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + Controllable device (with no data stream handling). + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Returns the device type. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceTemperatureSelector + Returns the full name of DeviceTemperatureSelector + + + The full name of DeviceTemperatureSelector + + + + The temperature is measured on the sensor board. + Applies to: ace USB and blaze + + + + + The temperature is measured on the image sensor. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Temperature of the device's illumination board. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The temperature is measured on the frame grabber board. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The temperature is measured on the FPGA board. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The temperature is measured on the core board. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and ace USB + + + + + The temperature is measured on the camera housing. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + Temperature of the device's CPU. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Sets the location in the camera where the temperature will be measured. The temperature can be retrieved using the Device Temperature parameter. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceTapGeometry + Returns the full name of DeviceTapGeometry + + + The full name of DeviceTapGeometry + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with one tap and 1 zone in vertical direction with 1 tap. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the tap geometry. The tap geometry uniquely describes the geometrical properties characterizing the different taps of a multi-tap camera. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceTLType + Returns the full name of DeviceTLType + + + The full name of DeviceTLType + + + + The device provides a USB3 Vision transport layer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The device provides a GigE Vision transport layer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The device provides a CoaXPress transport layer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Indicates the type of the device's transport layer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + Returns the full name of DeviceScanType + + + The full name of DeviceScanType + + + + Device outputs 1D range image. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The camera has a line scan sensor. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Device outputs 2D range image. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The camera has an area scan sensor. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Indicates the scan type of the camera's sensor (area or line scan). + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceRegistersEndianness + Returns the full name of DeviceRegistersEndianness + + + The full name of DeviceRegistersEndianness + + + + The endianness of the device's registers is little-endian. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The endianness of the device's registers is big-endian. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Endianness of the registers of the device. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceLinkThroughputLimitMode + Returns the full name of DeviceLinkThroughputLimitMode + + + The full name of DeviceLinkThroughputLimitMode + + + + The Device Link Throughput Limit parameter is enabled. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Device Link Throughput Limit parameter is disabled. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Enables/disables the device link throughput limit. If disabled, the bandwidth used is determined by the settings of various other parameters, e.g., exposure time or frame rate. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceIndicatorMode + Returns the full name of DeviceIndicatorMode + + + The full name of DeviceIndicatorMode + + + + The status LED of the camera is turned off. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + The camera's status LED is inactive unless an error occurs. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The status LED of the camera is turned on. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + + + + + + Sets the behavior of the camera's status LED. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DeviceCharacterSet + Returns the full name of DeviceCharacterSet + + + The full name of DeviceCharacterSet + + + + The strings of the device's bootstrap registers use the UTF-8 character set. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Indicates the character set used by the strings of the device's bootstrap registers. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DemosaicingMode + Returns the full name of DemosaicingMode + + + The full name of DemosaicingMode + + + + Demosaicing is performed using a simple demosaicing algorithm. The Sharpness Enhancement and Noise Reduction features are disabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Demosaicing is performed using the Basler PGI algorithm. This algorithm uses advanced demosaicing methods. The Sharpness Enhancement and Noise Reduction features are enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the demosaicing mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of DefectPixelCorrectionMode + Returns the full name of DefectPixelCorrectionMode + + + The full name of DefectPixelCorrectionMode + + + + + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Identifies pixels that have a significantly greater or lesser intensity value than its neighboring pixels (outlier pixels) and adjusts their intensity value. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpSendReceiveSelector + Returns the full name of CxpSendReceiveSelector + + + The full name of CxpSendReceiveSelector + + + + The send features can be configured. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The receive features can be configured. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets whether the send or the receive features can be configured. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfigurationStatus + Returns the full name of CxpLinkConfigurationStatus + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfigurationStatus + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-5 speed (5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-5 speed (5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-2 speed (2.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-2 speed (2.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-12 speed (12.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-12 speed (12.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-10 speed (10 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-10 speed (10 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to automatic discovery. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Indicates the link configuration used by the device. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfigurationPreferred + Returns the full name of CxpLinkConfigurationPreferred + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfigurationPreferred + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-5 speed (5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-5 speed (5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-2 speed (2.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-2 speed (2.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-12 speed (12.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-12 speed (12.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-10 speed (10 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-10 speed (10 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to automatic discovery. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the link configuration that allows the device to operate in its default mode. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfiguration + Returns the full name of CxpLinkConfiguration + + + The full name of CxpLinkConfiguration + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-6 speed (6.25 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-5 speed (5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-5 speed (5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-3 speed (3.125 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-2 speed (2.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-2 speed (2.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-12 speed (12.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-12 speed (12.5 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 2 connections operating at CXP-10 speed (10 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to 1 connection operating at CXP-10 speed (10 Gbps). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The link configuration is set to automatic discovery. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the link configuration. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpErrorCounterStatus + Returns the full name of CxpErrorCounterStatus + + + The full name of CxpErrorCounterStatus + + + + The counter is actively counting errors. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Indicates the current status of the selected CoaXPress error counter. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpErrorCounterSelector + Returns the full name of CxpErrorCounterSelector + + + The full name of CxpErrorCounterSelector + + + + The Duplicated Characters Uncorrected error counter can be read or reset. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The Control Packet CRC error counter can be read or reset. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The Connection Lock Loss error counter can be read or reset. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets which CoaXPress error counter to read or reset. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CxpConnectionTestMode + Returns the full name of CxpConnectionTestMode + + + The full name of CxpConnectionTestMode + + + + Test mode is disabled. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + Test mode is enabled. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the test mode for an individual physical connection of the device. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CounterTriggerSource + Returns the full name of CounterTriggerSource + + + The full name of CounterTriggerSource + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Timer 2 End signal. A Timer 2 End signal is generated whenever timer 2 has elapsed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Timer 2 Active signal. By default, a Timer 2 Active signal is generated whenever timer 2 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Timer 1 End signal. A Timer 1 End signal is generated whenever timer 1 has elapsed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Timer 1 Active signal. By default, a Timer 1 Active signal is generated whenever timer 1 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Software Signal 3 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Software Signal 2 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Software Signal 1 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Periodic Signal 1 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected counter is disabled and can't be started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Line 4 signal. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Line 3 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Line 2 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Line 1 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Frame Trigger Wait signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Frame Burst Trigger Wait signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Frame Burst Active signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by an Exposure Trigger Wait signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by an Exposure Start signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by an Exposure Active signal. By default, an Exposure Active signal is generated whenever exposure is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a CXP Trigger 1 signal. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a CXP Trigger 0 signal. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Counter 2 Start signal. A Counter 2 Start signal is generated whenever counter 2 is started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Counter 2 End signal. A Counter 2 End signal is generated whenever counter 2 is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Counter 2 Active signal. By default, a Counter 2 Active signal is generated whenever counter 2 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Counter 1 Start signal. A Counter 1 Start signal is generated whenever counter 1 is started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Counter 1 End signal. A Counter 1 End signal is generated whenever counter 1 is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by a Counter 1 Active signal. By default, a Counter 1 Active signal is generated whenever counter 1 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be started by an action command that is defined by action signal 2. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be started by an action command that is defined by action signal 1. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be started by an Acquisition Active signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the signal used to start the selected counter. If you start a counter, it will not necessarily start counting. If and when the counter counts, depends on the Counter Event Source parameter value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CounterTriggerActivation + Returns the full name of CounterTriggerActivation + + + The full name of CounterTriggerActivation + + + + Trigger on the rising edge of the selected source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic low level. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic high level. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger on the falling edge of the selected source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger on the rising or falling edge of the selected source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that will start the counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CounterStatus + Returns the full name of CounterStatus + + + The full name of CounterStatus + + + + The counter is waiting to be started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The counter has reached its maximum value defined by the Counter Duration parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The counter is waiting to be increased by the selected event source or is currently counting. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Returns the current status of the counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CounterSelector + Returns the full name of CounterSelector + + + The full name of CounterSelector + + + + This enumeration value selects counter 4 for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Counter 3 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Counter 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Counter 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which counter can be configured. All changes to the counter settings will be applied to the selected counter. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + Returns the full name of CounterResetSource + + + The full name of CounterResetSource + + + + This enumeration value selects Virtual Input Decoder Active as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput4 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput3 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput2 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects VInput1 as the source for counter reset. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Timer 2 End signal. A Timer 2 End signal is generated whenever timer 2 has elapsed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Timer 2 Active signal. By default, a Timer 2 Active signal is generated whenever timer 2 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Timer 1 End signal. A Timer 1 End signal is generated whenever timer 1 has elapsed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Timer 1 Active signal. By default, a Timer 1 Active signal is generated whenever timer 1 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Software Signal 3 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Software Signal 2 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Software Signal 1 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a software command. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Periodic Signal 1 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The counter reset is disabled. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 8. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 7. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 6. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 5. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 4. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 3. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 2. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a signal applied to Line 1. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Frame Trigger Wait signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Frame Burst Trigger Wait signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Frame Burst Active signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by an Exposure Trigger Wait signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by an Exposure Start signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by an Exposure Active signal. By default, an Exposure Active signal is generated whenever exposure is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a CXP Trigger 1 signal. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a CXP Trigger 0 signal. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a counter end 4 signal. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a counter end 3 signal. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Counter 2 Start signal. A Counter 2 Start signal is generated whenever counter 2 is started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Counter End 2 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Counter 2 Active signal. By default, a Counter 2 Active signal is generated whenever counter 2 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Counter 1 Start signal. A Counter 1 Start signal is generated whenever counter 1 is started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Counter End 1 signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a Counter 1 Active signal. By default, a Counter 1 Active signal is generated whenever counter 1 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a CC4 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a CC3 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a CC2 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by a CC1 signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by an action command that is defined by action signal 2. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by an action command that is defined by action signal 1. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected counter can be reset by an Acquisition Active signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which source signal will reset the currently selected counter. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CounterResetActivation + Returns the full name of CounterResetActivation + + + The full name of CounterResetActivation + + + + The counter is reset on the rising edge of the signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic low level. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic high level. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger on the falling edge of the selected source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger on the rising or falling edge of the selected source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which type of signal transition will reset the counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + Returns the full name of CounterEventSource + + + The full name of CounterEventSource + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Timer 2 End signals. A Timer 2 End signal is generated whenever timer 2 has elapsed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Timer 2 Active signals. By default, a Timer 2 Active signal is generated whenever timer 2 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Timer 1 End signals. A Timer 1 End signal is generated whenever timer 1 has elapsed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Timer 1 Active signals. By default, a Timer 1 Active signal is generated whenever timer 1 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Software Signal 3 signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Software Signal 2 signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Software Signal 1 signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Periodic Signal 1 signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected counter is disabled. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Line Trigger events. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Line Start. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Line End. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Line 4 signals. A Line 4 signal is generated whenever the input or output signal on Line 4 changes as specified by the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Line 3 signals. A Line 3 signal is generated whenever the input or output signal on Line 3 changes as specified by the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Line 2 signals. A Line 2 signal is generated whenever the input or output signal on Line 2 changes as specified by the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Line 1 signals. A Line 1 signal is generated whenever the input or output signal on Line 1 changes as specified by the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Frame Trigger Wait signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Frame Trigger events. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Frame Start events. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Counts the number of Frame End. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Frame Burst Trigger Wait signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Frame Burst Active signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Exposure Trigger Wait signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Exposure Start signals. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Counts the number of Exposure End. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Exposure Active signals. By default, an Exposure Active signal is generated whenever exposure is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of CXP Trigger 1 signals. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of CXP Trigger 0 signals. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of counter 3 end events. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Counter 2 Start signals. A Counter 2 Start signal is generated whenever counter 2 is started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Counter 2 End signals. A Counter 2 End signal is generated whenever counter 2 is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Counter 2 Active signals. By default, a Counter 2 Active signal is generated whenever counter 2 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Counter 1 Start signals. A Counter 1 Start signal is generated whenever counter 1 is started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Counter 1 End signals. A Counter 1 End signal is generated whenever counter 1 is stopped, reset, or when it has reached its maximum value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Counter 1 Active signals. By default, a Counter 1 Active signal is generated whenever counter 1 is started. You can change this behavior using the Counter Event Activation parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of action commands received for action signal 2. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of action commands received for action signal 1. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Acquisition Trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Acquisition Start. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Counts the number of Acquisition End. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The selected counter counts the number of Acquisition Active signals. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which event increases the currently selected counter. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CounterEventActivation + Returns the full name of CounterEventActivation + + + The full name of CounterEventActivation + + + + Trigger on the rising edge of the selected source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic low level. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger is active as long as the selected source signal is on a logic high level. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger on the falling edge of the selected source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Trigger on the rising or falling edge of the selected source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that the counter will count. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ComponentSelector + Returns the full name of ComponentSelector + + + The full name of ComponentSelector + + + + The acquisition of range (distance) data is controlled. The data produced may be only range (2.5D) or a point cloud giving the 3D coordinates depending on the Scan3dControl. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The acquisition of intensity (monochrome or color) of the visible reflected light is controlled. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + The acquisition of confidence map of the acquired image is controlled. Confidence data may be binary (0 - invalid) or an integer where 0 is invalid and increasing value is increased confidence in the data in the corresponding pixel. If floating point representation is used the confidence image is normalized to the range [0,1], for integer representation the maximum possible integer represents maximum confidence. + Applies to: blaze + + + + + + Selects a component to activate/deactivate its data streaming. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationValueSelector + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered in row 2 of the offset matrix. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered in row 1 of the offset matrix. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered in row 0 of the offset matrix. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered at the position row 2 and column 2. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered at the position row 2 and column 1. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered at the position row 2 and column 0. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered at the position row 1 and column 2. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered at the position row 1 and column 1. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered at the position row 1 and column 0. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered at the position row 0 and column 2. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered at the position row 0 and column 1. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The desired color transformation value can be entered at the position row 0 and column 0. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets which element will be entered in the color transformation matrix. Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can't be changed. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + Returns the full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + The full name of ColorTransformationSelector + + + + Color transformation from YUV to RGB will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Color transformation from RGB to YUV will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Color transformation from RGB to RGB will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets which type of color transformation will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ColorSpace + Returns the full name of ColorSpace + + + The full name of ColorSpace + + + + The color space is set to sRGB. The image brightness is optimized for display on sRGB monitors. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The color space is set to RGB. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets the color space for image acquisitions. Note that the gamma correction value also influences the perception of brightness in the resulting images. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ColorOverexposureCompensationAOISelector + Returns the full name of ColorOverexposureCompensationAOISelector + + + The full name of ColorOverexposureCompensationAOISelector + + + + Selects Color Overexposure Compensation AOI 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Selcts the area of interest where color overexposure compensation will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + Returns the full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + The full name of ColorAdjustmentSelector + + + + Colors with a predominant yellow component can be adjusted. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Colors with a predominant red component can be adjusted. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Colors with a predominant magenta component can be adjusted. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Colors with a predominant green component can be adjusted. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Colors with a predominant cyan component can be adjusted. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + Colors with a predominant blue component can be adjusted. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets which color in your images will be adjusted. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ClTimeSlots + Returns the full name of ClTimeSlots + + + The full name of ClTimeSlots + + + + The time slot is set to one time slot. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Sets the number of time slots. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ClTapGeometry + Returns the full name of ClTapGeometry + + + The full name of ClTapGeometry + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with one tap and 2 zones in vertical direction with 1 tap with end extraction. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with one tap and 1 zone in vertical direction with 1 tap. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with eight taps and 1 zone in vertical direction with 1 tap. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with eight taps. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with six taps and 1 zone in vertical direction with 1 tap. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with six taps. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with four taps and 1 zone in vertical direction with 1 tap. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with four taps. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with three taps and 1 zone in vertical direction with 1 tap. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with three taps. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with two taps and 1 zone in vertical direction with 1 tap. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with two taps. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with ten taps and 1 zone in vertical direction with 1 tap. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with ten taps. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The tap geometry is set to 1 zone in horizontal direction with one tap. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Sets the tap geometry. The tap geometry uniquely describes the geometrical properties characterizing the different taps of a multi-tap camera. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ClSerialPortBaudRate + Returns the full name of ClSerialPortBaudRate + + + The full name of ClSerialPortBaudRate + + + + The baud rate is set to 9600 baud. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The baud rate is set to 921600 baud. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The baud rate is set to 57600 baud. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The baud rate is set to 460800 baud. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The baud rate is set to 38400 baud. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The baud rate is set to 230400 baud. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The baud rate is set to 19200 baud. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The baud rate is set to 115200 baud. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Sets the serial port baud rate. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ClPixelClock + Returns the full name of ClPixelClock + + + The full name of ClPixelClock + + + + The pixel clock speed is set to 83.5 MHz. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock speed is set to 83 MHz. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock speed is set to 82.5 MHz. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock speed is set to 82 MHz. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock speed is set to 65 MHz. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock speed is set to 48 MHz. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock speed is set to 40 MHz. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock speed is set to 32.5 MHz. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The pixel clock speed is set to 20 MHz. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Sets the pixel clock used in the communication with the frame grabber. The pixel clock speed determines the rate at which pixel data will be transmitted from the camera to the frame grabber. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ClConfiguration + Returns the full name of ClConfiguration + + + The full name of ClConfiguration + + + + The standard Medium configuration (as specified in the Camera Link standard) is selected. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The standard Full configuration (as specified in the Camera Link standard) is selected. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The camera streams the data from multiple taps through two Camera Link base ports. The application or frame grabber must reconstruct the full image. Only one of the ports (fixed) serves as the master for serial communication and triggering. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The standard Deca configuration with 10 8-bit taps (as specified in the Camera Link Standard) is selected. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The standard Base configuration (as specified in the Camera Link standard) is selected. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Sets the configuration type. The configuration type determines the amount of data that can be transmitted. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ChunkSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkSelector + + + The full name of ChunkSelector + + + + The Width chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the virtual line status all chunk for enabling. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Trigger Input Counter chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Timestamp chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Stride chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Shaft Encoder Counter chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Sequencer Set Active chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The Sequence Set Index chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Pixel Format chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The CRC Checksum chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Y Offset chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The X Offset chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Line Trigger Ignored Counter chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Line Trigger End To End Counter chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Line Trigger Counter chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Line Status All chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Input Status At Line Trigger chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Image chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The Height chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Gain All chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Gain chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Frames Per Trigger Counter chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Frame Counter chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Frame Trigger Ignored Counter chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Frame Trigger Counter chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Frame ID chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Exposure Time chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Dynamic Range Min chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Dynamic Range Max chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Counter Value chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The Auto Brightness Status chunk can be enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which chunk can be enabled. The chunk can be enabled using the Chunk Enable parameter. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + Returns the full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + The full name of ChunkPixelFormat + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 444 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 (YUYV) Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to YUV 4:2:2 8 bit packed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 422 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the YUV 411 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to YCbCr 422. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGBA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to RGB 8. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 16 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in RGB 12 V1 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V2 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10V1 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Planar format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the RGB 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 Signed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Mono 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Mono 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer RG 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer RG 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GR 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GR 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer GB 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer GB 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 8 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 16 format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to Bayer BG 12p. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 12 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10p format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the Bayer BG 10 format. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGRA 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 8 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel format is set to BGR 8. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 12 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + The pixel data in the acquired image is in the BGR 10 Packed format. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + + Indicates the pixel format of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ChunkGainSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkGainSelector + + + The full name of ChunkGainSelector + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from all gain channels. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets which gain channel to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of ChunkCounterSelector + Returns the full name of ChunkCounterSelector + + + The full name of ChunkCounterSelector + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from counter 2. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Chunk data can be retrieved from counter 1. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which counter to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of CameraOperationMode + Returns the full name of CameraOperationMode + + + The full name of CameraOperationMode + + + + The camera operation mode is set to Standard. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + The camera operation mode is set to Long Exposure. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + + Sets the camera operation mode. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslVignettingCorrectionMode + Returns the full name of BslVignettingCorrectionMode + + + The full name of BslVignettingCorrectionMode + + + + The vignetting correction is enabled. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The vignetting correction is disabled. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Enables the vignetting correction. This feature allows you to remove vignetting artifacts from your images. To do this, you first have to create vignetting correction data. For more information, see the Basler Product Documentation. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslUSBSpeedMode + Returns the full name of BslUSBSpeedMode + + + The full name of BslUSBSpeedMode + + + + The USB port is operating at SuperSpeed (as specified in the USB standard). + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The USB port is operating at Low Speed (as specified in the USB standard). + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The USB port is operating at High Speed (as specified in the USB standard). + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The USB port is operating at Full Speed (as specified in the USB standard). + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Indicates the speed mode of the USB port. + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslUSBPowerSource + Returns the full name of BslUSBPowerSource + + + The full name of BslUSBPowerSource + + + + Power is supplied via the bus. + Applies to: ace 2 USB + + + + + Power is supplied via the I/O connector. + Applies to: ace 2 USB + + + + + + Indicates how power is supplied to the device. + Applies to: ace 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslTwiTransferStatus + Returns the full name of BslTwiTransferStatus + + + The full name of BslTwiTransferStatus + + + + The last transfer was successful. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + A transfer is pending. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The last transfer failed because a NAK was received when sending data. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The last transfer failed because a NAK was received when sending the address. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + + Indicates the status of an accepted read or write transfer. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslTwiBitrate + Returns the full name of BslTwiBitrate + + + The full name of BslTwiBitrate + + + + The bit rate is set to 50000 bits per second. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The bit rate is set to 400000 bits per second. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The bit rate is set to 20000 bits per second. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The bit rate is set to 200000 bits per second. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The bit rate is set to 10000 bits per second. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The bit rate is set to 100000 bits per second. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the bit rate for TWI communication. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslTransferBitDepthMode + Returns the full name of BslTransferBitDepthMode + + + The full name of BslTransferBitDepthMode + + + + The transfer bit depth mode is set to Manual. The transfer bit depth can be set independently of the pixel format used. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The transfer bit depth mode is set to Auto. The transfer bit depth is automatically adjusted depending on the pixel format used. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the transfer bit depth mode. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslTransferBitDepth + Returns the full name of BslTransferBitDepth + + + The full name of BslTransferBitDepth + + + + The transfer bit depth is set to 8 bits per pixel. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The transfer bit depth is set to 12 bits per pixel. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + The transfer bit depth is set to 10 bits per pixel. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the bit depth used for internal image processing. Lowering the transfer bit depth increases the frame rate, but image quality may degrade. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslTemperatureStatus + Returns the full name of BslTemperatureStatus + + + The full name of BslTemperatureStatus + + + + The temperature is within the normal operating temperature range. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The temperature is above the allowed maximum. Provide cooling immediately. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The temperature is close to or at the allowed maximum. Provide cooling. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Indicates the temperature state. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslSerialRxSource + Returns the full name of BslSerialRxSource + + + The full name of BslSerialRxSource + + + + The source of the Rx serial input is set to Serial Tx. Select this source for a serial echo test. The serial transmit output is used as the source for serial receive input (loop back). + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Rx input is muted. Serial input is set to high level. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The source of the Rx serial input is set to Line 3. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The source of the Rx serial input is set to Line 2. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The source of the Rx serial input is set to Line 1. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the source of the Rx serial input. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslSerialParity + Returns the full name of BslSerialParity + + + The full name of BslSerialParity + + + + An odd parity check is performed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + No parity check is performed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + An even parity check is performed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets which kind of parity check is performed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslSerialNumberOfStopBits + Returns the full name of BslSerialNumberOfStopBits + + + The full name of BslSerialNumberOfStopBits + + + + Two stop bits are used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + One stop bit is used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the number of stop bits used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslSerialNumberOfDataBits + Returns the full name of BslSerialNumberOfDataBits + + + The full name of BslSerialNumberOfDataBits + + + + Eight data bits per frame are used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Seven data bits per frame are used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the number of data bits used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslSerialBaudRate + Returns the full name of BslSerialBaudRate + + + The full name of BslSerialBaudRate + + + + A symbol rate of 9600 baud is used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + A symbol rate of 57600 baud is used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + A symbol rate of 4800 baud is used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + A symbol rate of 38400 baud is used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + A symbol rate of 2400 baud is used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + A symbol rate of 19200 baud is used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + A symbol rate of 1200 baud is used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + A symbol rate of 115200 baud is used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the baud rate used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslSensorState + Returns the full name of BslSensorState + + + The full name of BslSensorState + + + + The sensor is in standby mode. In standby mode, power consumption is reduced significantly, which results in a lower camera temperature. Certain parameters can only be configured when the sensor is in standby mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The sensor power is switched on. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The sensor power is switched off. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Returns the current power state of the sensor. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslSensorBitDepthMode + Returns the full name of BslSensorBitDepthMode + + + The full name of BslSensorBitDepthMode + + + + The sensor bit depth mode is set to Manual. The sensor bit depth can be set independently of the pixel format used. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The sensor bit depth mode is set to Auto. The sensor bit depth is automatically adjusted depending on the pixel format used. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the sensor bit depth mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslSensorBitDepth + Returns the full name of BslSensorBitDepth + + + The full name of BslSensorBitDepth + + + + The sensor bit depth is set to 8 bits per pixel. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The sensor bit depth is set to 12 bits per pixel. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The sensor bit depth is set to 10 bits per pixel. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the bit depth of the image sensor's data output. You can set the sensor bit depth independently of the pixel format used if the Sensor Bit Depth Mode parameter is set to Manual. If that parameter is set to Auto, the sensor bit depth is adjusted automatically depending on the pixel format used. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslPtpProfile + Returns the full name of BslPtpProfile + + + The full name of BslPtpProfile + + + + The default PTP profile is set to Peer-to-Peer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The default PTP profile is set to Delay Request-Response. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Sets the default PTP profile. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslPtpNetworkMode + Returns the full name of BslPtpNetworkMode + + + The full name of BslPtpNetworkMode + + + + Unicast network communication is enabled. Unicast messages are sent to specified IPv4 adresses. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + Multicast network communication is enabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + Hybrid network communication is enabled. This feature is non-standard. Certain messages are sent via unicast instead of multicast. This may reduce network load. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Sets the mode for PTP network communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslPtpDelayMechanism + Returns the full name of BslPtpDelayMechanism + + + The full name of BslPtpDelayMechanism + + + + The port is configured to use the peer delay mechanism. Other PTP devices involved must also support P2P. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The port is configured to use the delay request-response mechanism. Other PTP devices involved must also support E2E. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Indicates the PTP delay mechanism. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslPeriodicSignalSource + Returns the full name of BslPeriodicSignalSource + + + The full name of BslPeriodicSignalSource + + + + The camera is synchronized via the PTP clock. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The camera is synchronized via the device clock. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Sets the source for synchronizing the periodic signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslPeriodicSignalSelector + Returns the full name of BslPeriodicSignalSelector + + + The full name of BslPeriodicSignalSelector + + + + Periodic Signal 1 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Sets the periodic signal channel to be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslMultipleROIRowSelector + Returns the full name of BslMultipleROIRowSelector + + + The full name of BslMultipleROIRowSelector + + + + Row 9 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Row 8 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Row 7 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Row 6 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Row 5 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Row 4 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Row 3 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Row 2 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Row 16 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Row 15 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Row 14 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Row 13 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Row 12 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Row 11 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Row 10 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + + + + + Row 1 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets which row can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslMultipleROIColumnSelector + Returns the full name of BslMultipleROIColumnSelector + + + The full name of BslMultipleROIColumnSelector + + + + Column 8 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Column 7 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Column 6 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Column 5 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Column 4 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Column 3 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Column 2 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Column 1 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets which column can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLineConnection + Returns the full name of BslLineConnection + + + The full name of BslLineConnection + + + + The TWI SDA signal is set for the currently selected line. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + The TWI SCL signal is set for the currently selected line. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + No connection signal is set for the currently selected line. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the connection signal for the currently selected line. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightSourcePresetFeatureSelector + Returns the full name of BslLightSourcePresetFeatureSelector + + + The full name of BslLightSourcePresetFeatureSelector + + + + Adjustment of the Balance White feature can be enabled or disabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Adjustment of the Color Transformation feature can be enabled or disabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Adjustment of the Color Adjustment feature can be enabled or disabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which features the camera adjusts when you select a light source preset. By default, the camera adjust all features. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightSourcePreset + Returns the full name of BslLightSourcePreset + + + The full name of BslLightSourcePreset + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with tungsten incandescent light is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + No light source preset is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with LED light is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with daylight of 6500 K is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The light source preset for image acquisitions with daylight of 5000 K is selected. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the light source preset. The colors in the image will be corrected so that they are appropriate for the selected light source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceStrobeMode + Returns the full name of BslLightDeviceStrobeMode + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceStrobeMode + + + + The timing of the individual strobe pulses can be specified manually using the Light Device Strobe Duration parameter. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The timing of the individual strobe pulses is determined by the Exposure Active signal. The light pulse will last for the duration of the exposure, up to a maximum of 655 350 microseconds. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the strobe mode of the light device. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceSelector + Returns the full name of BslLightDeviceSelector + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceSelector + + + + Light device 4 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Light device 3 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Light device 2 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Light device 1 can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets which light device can be configured. To populate the list, use the Light Control Enumerate Devices command first. All subsequent parameter changes in this category will be applied to the device selected here. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceOperationMode + Returns the full name of BslLightDeviceOperationMode + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceOperationMode + + + + The currently selected light device is set to strobe mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The currently selected light device is switched on. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The currently selected light device is switched off. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the light device. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceLastError + Returns the full name of BslLightDeviceLastError + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceLastError + + + + There is a short circuit at the Lighting connector of the light controller. This can be caused by a faulty light unit. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + No error was detected. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The light controller is unable to supply the requested current. Try lowering the Light Device Max Current parameter value. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The light device is experiencing a technical fault. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The connection between the camera and the light device is broken. This can happen, for example, if a cable has become loose. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The data transmission between the camera and the light device is disrupted. Data packets are being lost. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Indicates the last light device error. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceChangeID + Returns the full name of BslLightDeviceChangeID + + + The full name of BslLightDeviceChangeID + + + + The ID of the currently selected light device is changed to Device 4. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The ID of the currently selected light device is changed to Device 3. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The ID of the currently selected light device is changed to Device 2. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The ID of the currently selected light device is changed to Device 1. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Changes the ID of the currently selected light device. The new ID will be assigned immediately. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightControlStatus + Returns the full name of BslLightControlStatus + + + The full name of BslLightControlStatus + + + + Parameters are being updated. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The controller ist searching for light devices connected to your camera. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The light device is ready for use. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The light control mode is disabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + No light device has been detected. This could be because no light device is connected to your computer or because the device enumeration failed. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Indicates the current state of the light control mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightControlSource + Returns the full name of BslLightControlSource + + + The full name of BslLightControlSource + + + + No line is used to control the light features. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Line 4 is used to control the light features. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Line 3 is used to control the light features. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets which line is used to control the light features. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightControlMode + Returns the full name of BslLightControlMode + + + The full name of BslLightControlMode + + + + The light control features are enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The light control features are disabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Enables/disables the light control features. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslLightControlErrorStatus + Returns the full name of BslLightControlErrorStatus + + + The full name of BslLightControlErrorStatus + + + + No error was detected. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Multiple light devices are experiencing problems. For more information, select one device after the other using the Light Device Selector parameter and check the Light Device Last Error parameter to find out which devices are experiencing problems. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Light device 4 is experiencing problems. For more information, select the device using the Light Device Selector parameter and then check the Light Device Last Error parameter. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Light device 3 is experiencing problems. For more information, select the device using the Light Device Selector parameter and then check the Light Device Last Error parameter. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Light device 2 is experiencing problems. For more information, select the device using the Light Device Selector parameter and then check the Light Device Last Error parameter. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Light device 1 is experiencing problems. For more information, select the device using the Light Device Selector parameter and then check the Light Device Last Error parameter. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Indicates whether any of the light devices are currently experiencing problems. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslImmediateTriggerMode + Returns the full name of BslImmediateTriggerMode + + + The full name of BslImmediateTriggerMode + + + + The Immediate Trigger mode is enabled. This reduces the exposure start delay. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Immediate Trigger mode is disabled. This increases the exposure start delay, but changes to image parameters become effective immediately. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Enables the Immediate Trigger mode. If this mode is enabled, exposure starts immediately after triggering, but changes to image parameters become effective with a short delay, i.e., after one or more images have been acquired. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslExposureTimeMode + Returns the full name of BslExposureTimeMode + + + The full name of BslExposureTimeMode + + + + The exposure time mode is set to Ultra Short. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The exposure time mode is set to Standard. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + The exposure time mode is set to Short. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets the exposure time mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslDefectPixelCorrectionMode + Returns the full name of BslDefectPixelCorrectionMode + + + The full name of BslDefectPixelCorrectionMode + + + + Only static defect pixel correction is enabled. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + Defect pixel correction is enabled. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + Defect pixel correction is disabled. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + + + + + + Pixels that have a significantly higher or lower intensity value than the neighboring pixels are called outlier pixels. This feature identifies them and adjusts their intensity value. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslContrastMode + Returns the full name of BslContrastMode + + + The full name of BslContrastMode + + + + The camera uses an S-curve function to adjust the contrast. This allows you to improve the perceived contrast while preserving the dynamic range of the image. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The camera uses a linear function to adjust the contrast. Increasing or decreasing the contrast, increases or decreases the gradient of the linear function. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the contrast mode. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslColorSpaceMode + Returns the full name of BslColorSpaceMode + + + The full name of BslColorSpaceMode + + + + The color space is set to sRGB. The image brightness is optimized for display on an sRGB monitor. A gamma correction value of approximately 0.4 is applied. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The color space is set to RGB. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the color space for image acquisitions. Note that the gamma correction value also influences the perception of brightness in the resulting images. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslColorSpace + Returns the full name of BslColorSpace + + + The full name of BslColorSpace + + + + The color space is set to sRGB. The image brightness is optimized for display on an sRGB monitor. A gamma correction value of approximately 0.4 is applied. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + No additional gamma correction value is applied. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the color space for image acquisitions. Note that the gamma correction value also influences the perception of brightness in the resulting images. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslColorAdjustmentSelector + Returns the full name of BslColorAdjustmentSelector + + + The full name of BslColorAdjustmentSelector + + + + Colors with a predominant yellow component can be adjusted. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Colors with a predominant red component can be adjusted. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Colors with a predominant magenta component can be adjusted. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Colors with a predominant green component can be adjusted. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Colors with a predominant cyan component can be adjusted. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + Colors with a predominant blue component can be adjusted. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Sets which color in your images will be adjusted. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslChunkTimestampSelector + Returns the full name of BslChunkTimestampSelector + + + The full name of BslChunkTimestampSelector + + + + The Chunk Timestamp Value parameter indicates when acquisition of the current image started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Chunk Timestamp Value parameter indicates when exposure of the current image started. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + The Chunk Timestamp Value parameter indicates when exposure of the current image ended. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets which information should be included in the Chunk Timestamp Value chunk. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslChunkAutoBrightnessStatus + Returns the full name of BslChunkAutoBrightnessStatus + + + The full name of BslChunkAutoBrightnessStatus + + + + Target brightness adjustments are enabled, and the target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Target brightness adjustments are enabled, but the target brightness value has not been reached. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + Target brightness adjustments are disabled, i.e., Gain Auto and Exposure Auto are set to Off. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Indicates the status of the target brightness adjustments performed by the Exposure Auto and Gain Auto auto functions. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslBlackLevelCompensationMode + Returns the full name of BslBlackLevelCompensationMode + + + The full name of BslBlackLevelCompensationMode + + + + Black level compensation is performed by the imaging sensor. The sensor tries to compensate for thermally generated voltages that would falsify the signals (dark current). + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + Black level compensation is disabled. This is useful, e.g., for quantitative analysis of weak light signals or if you need raw image data without dark current correction. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + + Configures black level compensation. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslAcquisitionStopMode + Returns the full name of BslAcquisitionStopMode + + + The full name of BslAcquisitionStopMode + + + + Acquisition Stop commands allow the exposure to be completed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + Acquisition Stop commands abort exposure. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets whether Acquisition Stop commands abort exposure. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BslAcquisitionBurstMode + Returns the full name of BslAcquisitionBurstMode + + + The full name of BslAcquisitionBurstMode + + + + The Standard burst mode is enabled. This mode allows you to execute bursts in quick succession, but offers lower frame rates compared to High Speed burst mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + The High Speed burst mode is enabled. This mode offers high frame rates within a burst, but introduces a delay after each burst. Within a burst, the frame rate is only limited by the bandwidth of the streaming buffer and the sensor. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the burst mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + Returns the full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + The full name of BlackLevelSelector + + + + The black level value is applied to sensor tap 4. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The black level value is applied to sensor tap 3. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The black level value is applied to sensor tap 2. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The black level value is applied to sensor tap 1. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the red black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the green black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available digital black level controls for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects the blue black level control for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + This enumeration value selects all available analog black level controls for adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The black level value is applied to all sensor taps. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets which sensor tap can be configured. All changes to the Black Level parameter will be applied to the selected sensor tap. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BinningVerticalMode + Returns the full name of BinningVerticalMode + + + The full name of BinningVerticalMode + + + + The values of the binned pixels are summed. This increases the camera's response to light and the signal-to-noise ratio. + Applies to: CamEmu, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The values of the binned pixels are averaged. This increases the signal-to-noise ratio without affecting the camera's response to light. + Applies to: CamEmu, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the binning mode for vertical binning. + Applies to: CamEmu, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BinningSelector + Returns the full name of BinningSelector + + + The full name of BinningSelector + + + + Sensor binning can be configured. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + + + + + FPGA binning can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets whether sensor or FPGA binning can be configured. To configure binning, use the Binning Horizontal, Binning Vertical, Binning Horizontal Mode, and Binning Vertical Mode parameters. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BinningModeVertical + Returns the full name of BinningModeVertical + + + The full name of BinningModeVertical + + + + The values of the binned pixels are summed. This increases the camera's response to light and the signal-to-noise ratio. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The values of the binned pixels are averaged. This increases the signal-to-noise ratio without affecting the camera's response to light. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Sets the binning mode for vertical binning. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BinningModeHorizontal + Returns the full name of BinningModeHorizontal + + + The full name of BinningModeHorizontal + + + + The values of the binned pixels are summed. This increases the camera's response to light and the signal-to-noise ratio. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + The values of the binned pixels are averaged. This increases the signal-to-noise ratio without affecting the camera's response to light. + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Sets the binning mode for horizontal binning. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BinningHorizontalMode + Returns the full name of BinningHorizontalMode + + + The full name of BinningHorizontalMode + + + + The values of the binned pixels are summed. This increases the camera's response to light and the signal-to-noise ratio. + Applies to: CamEmu, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The values of the binned pixels are averaged. This increases the signal-to-noise ratio without affecting the camera's response to light. + Applies to: CamEmu, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the binning mode for horizontal binning. + Applies to: CamEmu, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BandwidthReserveMode + Returns the full name of BandwidthReserveMode + + + The full name of BandwidthReserveMode + + + + The bandwidth reserve is set to 10 %. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The bandwidth reserve is set to 5 %. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + The bandwidth reserve can be configured manually. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + + + + + + Sets a predefined bandwidth reserve or enables manual configuration of the bandwidth reserve. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + Returns the full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + The full name of BalanceWhiteAuto + + + + White balance is adjusted automatically to reach the specified target value. When the target value has been reached, the auto function will automatically be set to Off and the new parameter value will be applied to the following images. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The Balance White Auto auto function is disabled. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + White balance is adjusted continuously while images are being acquired. The adjustment process will continue until the mode of operation is set to Once or Off. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Balance White Auto auto function. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + Returns the full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + The full name of BalanceRatioSelector + + + + Balance ratio is applied to the red channel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Balance ratio is applied to the green channel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Balance ratio is applied to the blue channel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets which color channel can be adjusted when performing manual white balance. All changes to the Balance Ratio parameter will be applied to the selected color channel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BLCSerialTransmitQueueStatus + Returns the full name of BLCSerialTransmitQueueStatus + + + The full name of BLCSerialTransmitQueueStatus + + + + The transmit queue is full. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The transmit queue contains at least one value. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The transmit queue is empty. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Reports the status of the serial communication transmit queue. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BLCSerialReceiveQueueStatus + Returns the full name of BLCSerialReceiveQueueStatus + + + The full name of BLCSerialReceiveQueueStatus + + + + The receive queue is full. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The receive queue contains at least one value. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The receive queue is empty. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Reports the status of the serial communication receive queue. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BLCSerialPortStopBits + Returns the full name of BLCSerialPortStopBits + + + The full name of BLCSerialPortStopBits + + + + The serial communication module does uses 1 stop bit. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The serial communication module does not use a stop bit. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Reports the number of stop bits used by the serial communication module. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BLCSerialPortSource + Returns the full name of BLCSerialPortSource + + + The full name of BLCSerialPortSource + + + + The signal source for the serial communication module is disabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The signal source for the serial communication module is set to line 4. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The signal source for the serial communication module is set to line 3. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the signal source for the serial communication module. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BLCSerialPortParity + Returns the full name of BLCSerialPortParity + + + The full name of BLCSerialPortParity + + + + The serial communication module does not use a parity bit. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The serial communication module uses an odd parity bit. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + The serial communication module uses an even parity bit. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Reports the parity bit configuration of the serial communication module. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of BLCSerialPortBaudRate + Returns the full name of BLCSerialPortBaudRate + + + The full name of BLCSerialPortBaudRate + + + + The baud rate is 115200 Bd. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Reports the baud rate of the serial communication module. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeModeSelector + Returns the full name of AutoTonalRangeModeSelector + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeModeSelector + + + + Only contrast is adjusted when the Tonal Range Auto auto function is enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Color and contrast are adjusted when the Tonal Range Auto auto function is enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Only color is adjusted when the Tonal Range Auto auto function is enabled. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets the kind of tonal range auto adjustment. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeAdjustmentSelector + Returns the full name of AutoTonalRangeAdjustmentSelector + + + The full name of AutoTonalRangeAdjustmentSelector + + + + The dark and bright end of the tonal range can be adjusted. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Only the dark end of the tonal range can be adjusted. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + Only the bright end of the tonal range can be adjusted. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + + + + + + Sets which parts of the tonal range can be adjusted. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AutoFunctionROISelector + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionROISelector + + + The full name of AutoFunctionROISelector + + + + Auto function ROI 2 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Auto function ROI 1 can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets which auto function ROI can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + The full name of AutoFunctionProfile + + + + Gain is kept as low as possible and the frame rate is kept as high as possible during automatic adjustments. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Gain is kept as low as possible and is adjusted quickly when there are extreme or rapid changes in brightness. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Gain is kept as low as possible during automatic adjustments. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Exposure time is kept as low as possible and is adjusted quickly when there are extreme or rapid changes in brightness. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + Exposure time is kept as low as possible during automatic adjustments. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Gain time is kept as low as possible and is adjusted quickly. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Gain is kept as low as possible during automatic adjustments. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Exposure time is kept as low as possible and is adjusted quickly. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + Exposure time is kept as low as possible during automatic adjustments. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Gain and exposure time are optimized to reduce flickering in an environment where the lighting flickers at a 60-Hz rate (e.g., North America). + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + Gain and exposure time are optimized to reduce flickering in an environment where the lighting flickers at a 50-Hz rate (e.g., Europe). + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets how gain and exposure time will be balanced when the camera is making automatic adjustments. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + Returns the full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + The full name of AutoFunctionAOISelector + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Auto function AOI 2 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + Auto function AOI 1 can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + + Sets which auto function AOI can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + Returns the full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + The full name of AcquisitionStatusSelector + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently waiting for a line trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently waiting for a frame trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently transferring a frame. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently waiting for a frame burst trigger. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + A check can be performed if the device is currently transferring a frame burst of one or many frames. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + A check can be performed if the device is currently doing a frame burst of one or many frames. + Applies to: ace USB + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently doing a frame burst of one or many frames. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently capturing a frame. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently waiting for an Exposure Start trigger signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently exposing a frame. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently waiting for a trigger to acquire one or multiple frames. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently transferring an acquisition of one or multiple frames. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently idle, i.e., not acquiring images. + Applies to: GigE + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently acquiring one or multiple frames. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + + + + + + Sets the signal whose status you want to check. Its status can be checked by reading the Acquisition Status parameter value. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + Returns the full name of AcquisitionMode + + + The full name of AcquisitionMode + + + + The acquisition mode is set to Single Frame. The camera will acquire a single image. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + The acquisition mode is set to Multi Frame. The camera will acquire a number of images specified by the user. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + + + + + The acquisition mode is set to Continuous. The camera will acquire images until acquisition is stopped. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + + + + + + Sets the image acquisition mode. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + The full name of AcquisitionFrameRateEnum + Returns the full name of AcquisitionFrameRateEnum + + + The full name of AcquisitionFrameRateEnum + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Distance between the origin of the z axis to the front of the camera housing. Due to mechanical tolerances, this offset is device-specific and needs to be taken into account when measuring absolute distances. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minimum working range of the camera. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum working range of the camera. Beyond this, results will be ambguous. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum width of the region of interest (area of interest) in pixels. The value takes into account any function that may limit the maximum width. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the camera's region of interest (area of interest) in pixels. Depending on the camera model, the parameter can be set in different increments. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Virtual Line 4 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Virtual Line 4 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Virtual Line 3 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Virtual Line 3 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Virtual Line 2 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Virtual Line 2 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Virtual Line 1 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Virtual Line 1 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + The Vignetting Correction feature allows you to remove vignetting artifacts from your images. To do this, you first have to create vignetting correction data. For more information, see the Basler Product Documentation. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Loads the vignetting correction data into the camera. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This enumeration selects the I/O line on which the camera receives the virtual input signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This enumeration selects when to start the signal evaluation. The camera waits for a rising/falling edge on the input line. When the appropriate signal has been received, the camera starts evaluating the incoming bit patterns. When one bit pattern is finished, the camera waits for the next rising/falling edge to read out the next incoming bit pattern. The camera stops listening once three bits have been received. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This integer value sets the time in microseconds that elapses between the beginning of the input bit and the time when the high/low status of the bit is evaluated. It applies to all bits. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This integer value sets the length of the input bit in microseconds. It applies to all bits in the signal. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to load, save, or configure. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Saves the current active set as the selected user set. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Loads the selected set into the camera's volatile memory and makes it the active configuration set. After the selected set has been loaded, the parameters in that set will control the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to be used as the startup set. The default startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the user set or the factory set to be used as the startup set. The startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This integer value defines a mask that is used when the User Output Value All setting is used to set all of the user settable output signals in one access. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Single bit field that sets the state of all user-settable output signals in one access. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the selected user-settable output line. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the user-settable output signal to be configured. All changes to the user-settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user-settable output signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the user-defined value to set or read. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + User-defined value. The value can serve as storage location for the camera user. It has no impact on the operation of the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the source signal for the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Generates a software trigger signal. The software trigger signal will be used if the Trigger Source parameter is set to Trigger Software. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the trigger type to be configured. All changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Determines whether a partial or a complete frame is transmitted when the Frame Start trigger is used with High or Low states and the trigger signal transitions prematurely. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the mode for the currently selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether trigger delay is defined as a time interval or as a number of consecutive line triggers. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Trigger delay as a number of consecutive line triggers that are allowed between trigger having been received and before effectively activating the trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Trigger delay time in microseconds. The delay is applied after the trigger has been received and before effectively activating the trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Trigger delay time in microseconds. The delay is applied after the trigger has been received and before effectively activating the trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the image acquisition control mode. For more information, see your camera's product documentation. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that will activate the selected trigger. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Target value at the dark end of the tonal range to which pixel values should be mapped during tonal range adjustments. When tonal range adjustments are enabled, the source and target values at the dark end are compared and the tonal range is adjusted accordingly. The kind of adjustment depends on whether you want to adjust color or contrast or both, whether you want to adjust all pixel values or, e.g., only the red pixel values, and so on. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Target value at the bright end of the tonal range to which pixel values should be mapped during tonal range adjustments. When tonal range adjustments are enabled, the source and target values at the bright end are compared and the tonal range is adjusted accordingly. The kind of adjustment depends on whether you want to adjust color or contrast or both, whether you want to adjust all pixel values or, e.g., only the red pixel values, and so on. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Source value for tonal range adjustments at the dark end of the tonal range. When tonal range adjustments are enabled, the source and target values are compared and the tonal range is adjusted accordingly. The kind of adjustment depends on whether you want to adjust color or contrast or both, whether you want to adjust all pixel values or, e.g., only the red pixel values, and so on. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Source value for tonal range adjustments at the bright end of the tonal range. When tonal range adjustments are enabled, the source and target values are compared and the tonal range is adjusted accordingly. The kind of adjustment depends on whether you want to adjust color or contrast or both, whether you want to adjust all pixel values or, e.g., only the red pixel values, and so on. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which pixel values are used for tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether tonal range adjustment is used. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Tonal Range Auto auto function. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets the current timestamp counter. After executing this command, the counter restarts automatically. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Latched value of the timestamp counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Latches the current timestamp counter and stores its value in the Timestamp Latch Value parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Arm delay of the currently selected timer. If an arm delay is set and the timer is triggered, the camera accepts the trigger signal and stops accepting any further timer trigger signals until the arm delay has elapsed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that will start the timer. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the status of the currently selected timer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the timer to be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets the selected timer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timebase (in microseconds) that is used when a timer duration is specified using the Timer Duration Raw parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Duration of the selected timer (raw value). This value will be used as a multiplier for the timer duration timebase. The actual duration time equals the current Timer Duration Raw value multiplied with the current Timer Duration Timebase value. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Duration of the currently selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Duration of the currently selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timebase (in microseconds) that is used when a timer delay is specified using the Timer Delay Raw parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay of the selected timer (raw value). This value will be used as a multiplier for the timer delay timebase. The actual delay time equals the current Timer Delay Raw value multiplied with the current Timer Delay Timebase value. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay of the currently selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay of the currently selected timer in microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Activates the correction of the thermal drift. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Test pending acknowledge time in milliseconds. On write, the camera waits for this time period before acknowledging the write. If the time period is longer than the value in the Maximum Device Response Time register, the camera must use PENDING_ACK during the completion of this request. On reads, the camera returns the current value without any additional wait time. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the test pattern to display. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the test image to display. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Allows you to turn a moving test image into a fixed one. The test image will be displayed at its starting position and will stay fixed. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Generates a Test event that can be used for testing event notification. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the temperature state. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the location in the camera where the temperature will be measured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Temperature at the selected location in the camera (in degrees centigrade). The temperature is measured at the location specified by the Temperature Selector parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Single bit field that sets the state of all user-settable synchronous output signals in one access. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the selected user-settable synchronous output line. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the user-settable synchronous output signal to be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Updates synchronous free run settings. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Synchronous free run trigger rate. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Low 32 bits of the synchronous free run trigger start time. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + High 32 bits of the synchronous free run trigger start time. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the synchronous free run mode. If enabled, the camera will generate all required frame start or line start trigger signals internally. You don't need to apply frame start or line start trigger signals to the camera. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Substrate voltage. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Time that passes between triggering the camera and exposure starting. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vertical offset (top offset) of the selected zone. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Height of the selected zone. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the selected zone. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Index number of the zone to configure. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the Stacked Zone Imaging feature. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Correction factor to account for the gaps between the sensor's lines. Related line captures will be combined. Positive values: The object will pass the top sensor line first. Negative values: The object will pass the bottom sensor line first. In color cameras, the top sensor line is the green line, and the bottom sensor line is the blue line. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the software signal to be executed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Executes the selected software signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the shutter mode of the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sharpening value to be applied (raw value). The higher the sharpness, the more distinct the image subject's contours will be. However, excessively high values may result in image information loss. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sharpening value to be applied. The higher the sharpness, the more distinct the image subject's contours will be. However, excessively high values may result in image information loss. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sharpening value to be applied. The higher the sharpness, the more distinct the image subject's contours will be. However, excessively high values may result in image information loss. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets the reverse counter of the shaft encoder module to 0 and informs the module that the current direction of conveyor movement is forward. Reset must be carried out before the first conveyor movement in the forward direction. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum value of the reverse counter of the shaft encoder module (range: 0 to 32767). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets how the shaft encoder module outputs trigger signals. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the line source for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the phase of the shaft encoder as input for the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets the tick counter of the shaft encoder module to 0. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the counting mode of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum value of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. If the tick counter is incrementing and reaches the maximum, it will roll over to 0. If the tick counter is decrementing and reaches 0, it will roll back to the specified maximum value. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current value of the tick counter of the shaft encoder module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates error statuses related to shading correction. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which shading set can be enabled or created. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the shading set that will be loaded into the volatile memory during camera start. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables/disables shading set creation. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This command copies the selected shading set from the camera's non-volatile memory into the volatile memory. If shading correction is enabled, it will be performed using the shading set in the volatile memory. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the kind of shading correction. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the selected shading correction type. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the source signal to be used to advance to the next set. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the logical state that makes the sequencer advance to the next set. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + First sequencer set to be used after the Sequencer Mode parameter is set to On. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + The sequencer set to be configured. Sequencer sets are identified by their sequencer set index numbers. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Saves the sequencer parameter values in the currently selected sequencer set. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Next sequencer set that the sequencer will advance to when the configured trigger signal is received. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Loads the parameter values of the currently selected sequencer set for configuration. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Index number of the current sequencer set, i.e., of the sequencer set that will be used for image acquisition. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which path can be configured. By configuring multiple paths, you can define different conditions and settings for sequencer set advance. For example, you can define that the camera should advance to set 0 when a trigger signal on Line 1 is received, and advance to set 3 when a trigger signal on Line 2 is received. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be used for image acquisition. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be configured. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Total number of sequence sets in the sequence. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stores the sequencer parameter values in the currently selected sequence set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Loads the parameter values of the currently selected sequence set for configuration. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This number uniquely identifies a sequence set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of consecutive executions per sequence cycle of the selected sequence set. Only available in Auto sequence advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the sequencer. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current sequence set. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the source for sequence control. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether sequence advance or sequence restart can be configured. A control source must be chosen using the Sequence Control Source parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether the sequencer can be configured. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables asynchronous restart of the sequence set sequence, starting with the sequence set that has the lowest index number. The restart is asynchronous to the camera's frame trigger. Only available in Auto and Controlled sequence advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables asynchronous advance from one sequence set to the next. The advance is asynchronous to the camera's frame trigger. Only available in Controlled sequence advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the sequence set advance mode. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets an input line as the control source for the currently selected sequence set address bit. The bit can be selected using the Address Bit Selector parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which bit of the sequence set address can be assigned to an input line. An input line can be set as the control source for this bit using the Address Bit Source parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the shutter mode of the camera. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sensor readout time with current settings. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the sensor readout mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Distance between the sensor plane and the front of the housing. This value can be used to calculate the distance between the optical center and the front of the housing. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Physical size (pitch) in the x direction of a photo sensitive pixel unit. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Physical size (pitch) in the y direction of a photo sensitive pixel unit. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Height of the camera's sensor in pixels. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This feature represents the number of digitized samples output simultaneously by the camera A/D conversion stage. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Amount of data bits the sensor produces for one sample. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the value of the vertical position of the principal point, relative to the region origin, i.e. OffsetY. The value of this feature takes into account vertical binning, decimation, or any other function changing the image resolution. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the value of the horizontal position of the principal point, relative to the region origin, i.e. OffsetX. The value of this feature takes into account horizontal binning, decimation, or any other function changing the image resolution. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Controls the Calibration and data organization of the device and the coordinates transmitted. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value which identifies a non-valid pixel if Scan3dInvalidDataFlag is enabled. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the definition of a non-valid flag value in the data stream. Note that the confidence output is an alternate recommended way to identify non-valid pixels. Using an Scan3dInvalidDataValue may give processing penalties due to special handling. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the focal length of the camera in pixel. The focal length depends on the selected region. The value of this feature takes into account horizontal binning, decimation, or any other function changing the image resolution. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Specifies the unit used when delivering (calibrated) distance data. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Defines coordinate system reference location. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Specifies the Coordinate system to use for the device. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Selects the individual coordinates in the vectors for 3D information/transformation. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Scale factor when transforming a pixel from relative coordinates to world coordinates. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Offset when transforming a pixel from relative coordinates to world coordinates. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This parameter allows you to adjust + the internal camera calibration. + The offset specified by Scan3dCalibrationOffset is added to the radial + distances the camera measures. + The camera transforms the radial distances into x, y, z coordinates in a + Cartesian coordinate system whose origin lies in the camera's optical center. + The Scan3dCalibrationOffset parameter can be used to manually correct a + temperature-dependent drift. + Note: Since Scan3dCalibrationOffset is added to the radial distances, it can't + be used to translate the origin of the coordinate system, i.e., it can't be + used to add a constant offset to the z coordinate. + Specifically, you should not use it in an attempt to shift the origin of the + camera's coordinate system from the optical center to + the front of the camera housing. Trying to do so will result in measurement + errors causing planar surfaces to appear curved. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minimum valid transmitted coordinate value of the selected Axis. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum valid transmitted coordinate value of the selected Axis. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vertical scaling factor. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vertical scaling factor. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Horizontal scaling factor. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Horizontal scaling factor. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + For information only. May be required when contacting Basler support. + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + For information only. May be required when contacting Basler support. + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + For information only. May be required when contacting Basler support. + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + For information only. May be required when contacting Basler support. + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables vertical mirroring of the image. The pixel values of every column in a captured image will be swapped along the column's center. You can use the ROI feature when using the Reverse Y feature. The position of the ROI relative to the sensor remains the same. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables horizontal mirroring of the image. The pixel values of every line in a captured image will be swapped along the line's center. You can use the ROI feature when using the Reverse X feature. The position of the ROI relative to the sensor remains the same. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum line acquisition rate with current camera settings (in frames per second). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum line acquisition period with current camera settings (in microseconds). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum frame acquisition rate with current camera settings (in frames per second). + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum frame acquisition rate with current camera settings (in frames per second). + Applies to: ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum frame acquisition period with current camera settings (in microseconds). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Time during which the sensor is reset before the next subframe is acquired. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the parameter whose factory limits can be removed. The factory limits can be removed using the Remove Limits parameter. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Removes the factory-set limit of the selected parameter. If the factory limits are removed, a wider range of parameter values is available and only subect to technical restrictions. Choosing parameter values outside of the factory limits may affect image quality. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Removes the factory-set limit of the selected parameter. If the factory limits are removed, a wider range of parameter values is available and only subect to technical restrictions. Choosing parameter values outside of the factory limits may affect image quality. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sensor readout time with current settings. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Time required for reading out each subframe from the sensor. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Height of the currently selected ROI zone. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the ROI zone that can be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vertical offset of the currently selected ROI zone. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables or disables the currently selected ROI zone. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the latched state of the PTP clock. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the latched state of the clock servo. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the latched parent clock ID of the PTP device. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the latched offset from the PTP master clock in nanoseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the latched grandmaster clock ID of the PTP device. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the Precision Time Protocol (PTP). + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Latches the current values from the device's PTP clock data set. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the latched clock ID of the PTP device. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the expected accuracy of the PTP device clock when it is or becomes the grandmaster. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the output of color-improved raw image data. If enabled, color transformation and color adjustment will be applied to Bayer pixel formats. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This value sets the number of prelines. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the depth of the pixel values in the image (in bits per pixel). The potential values depend on the pixel format setting. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables legacy GVSP pixel format encoding to ensure compatibility with older camera models. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the format of the pixel data transmitted by the camera. The available pixel formats depend on the camera model and whether the camera is monochrome or color. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minimum possible pixel value that can be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum possible pixel value that can be transferred from the camera. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the color coding of the pixels in the acquired images + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables Basler PGI image optimizations. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + For information only. May be required when contacting Basler support. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + For information only. May be required when contacting Basler support. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This parameter is required when using the sequencer. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Size of the payload in bytes. This is the total number of bytes sent in the payload. + Applies to: CamEmu, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + For information only. May be required when contacting Basler support. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + For information only. May be required when contacting Basler support. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the parameter whose factory limits can be removed. The factory limits can be removed using the Remove Limits parameter. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Configures overlapping exposure and image readout. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Over Temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Over Temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether an over temperature state has been detected. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Removes pixels that differ significantly from their local environment. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the operating mode of the camera. The choice you make here, affects the working range of the camera, i.e., the Minimum Working Range and Maximum Working Range parameters. If the operating mode is changed, the exposure time is set to the recommended default value. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vertical offset from the top of the sensor to the region of interest (area of interest) (in pixels). + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Horizontal offset from the left side of the sensor to the region of interest (area of interest) (in pixels). + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of separate action signals supported by the camera. Determines how many action signals the camera can handle in parallel, i.e., how many different action commands can be configured on the camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Amount of noise reduction to be applied (raw value). The higher the value, the less chroma noise will be visible in your images. However, excessively high values may result in image information loss. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Amount of noise reduction to be applied. The higher the value, the less chroma noise will be visible in your images. However, excessively high values may result in image information loss. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Amount of noise reduction to be applied. The higher the value, the less chroma noise will be visible in your images. However, excessively high values may result in image information loss. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Operating channel of the camera. In multi-camera setups, use a different channel on each camera. This ensures that the cameras are operating at different frequencies and their light sources will not interfere with the other cameras' light sources. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minimum signal width of an output signal (in microseconds). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the termination resistor of the selected input line. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Single bit field indicating the current logical state of all available line signals at time of polling. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the current logical state of the selected line. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Line Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Line Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the source signal for the currently selected line. The currently selected line must be an output line. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the I/O line to be configured. All changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the alignment of output image data to multiples of 4 bytes. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of bytes separating the starting pixels of two consecutive lines. This feature is useful if you want to align your image data to fixed-size groups of digits, e.g., to 4-byte (32-bit) or 8-byte (64-bit) words. Data alignment can improve performance. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether an overload condition has been detected on the selected line. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This command resets the overload status of the selected line. If the overload condition is still fulfilled, the overload status will be set again immediately. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the mode for the selected line. This controls whether the physical line is used to input or output a signal. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minimum signal width of an output signal (in microseconds). + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the line logic of the currently selected line. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the signal inverter function for the currently selected input or output line. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the electrical configuration of the currently selected line. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line debouncer time in microseconds. The Line Debouncer allows you to filter out invalid hardware signals by specifying a minimum signal length. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Line debouncer time in microseconds. The Line Debouncer allows you to filter out invalid hardware signals by specifying a minimum signal length. + Applies to: ace USB and dart USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Line 4 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Line 4 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Line 3 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Line 3 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Line 2 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Line 2 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Line 1 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Line 1 Rising Edge event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the type of light source for which color transformation will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the light source preset. The colors in the image will be corrected so that they are appropriate for the selected light source. + Applies to: ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether vertical binning is used. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Action Late event. An Action Late event is raised when a scheduled action command with a timestamp in the past is received. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Action Late event. An Action Late event is raised when a scheduled action command with a timestamp in the past is received. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the last error code in the memory. To delete the last error code from the list of error codes, use the Clear Last Error command. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + A single register that lets you access all LUT entries. In many cases, this is faster than repeatedly changing individual entries in the LUT. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + New pixel value to replace the LUT Index pixel value. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the lookup table (LUT) to be configured. All changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Pixel value to be replaced with the LUT Value pixel value. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the selected lookup table (LUT). + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Selects the Interlaced Integration Mode. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the method for calculating the intensity data. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enter the name of an image filename in a format supported by pylon or the path to a directory containing image files. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables loading files from disk for image acquisition. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Configures the selected compression mechanism. The available options depend on the selected pixel format and the image compression mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the image compression mode of the camera. The available image compression modes depend on the selected pixel format. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream ID of the first image stream. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum height of the region of interest (area of interest) in pixels. The value takes into account any features that may limit the maximum height, e.g., binning. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Height of the camera's region of interest (area of interest) in pixels. Depending on the camera model, the parameter can be set in different increments. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Gray value adjustment damping factor (raw value) to be applied. This controls the speed with which pixel gray values are changed when Exposure Auto, Gain Auto, or both are enabled. This can be useful, for example, when objects move into the camera's field of view and the light conditions are changing gradually due to the moving objects. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Gray value adjustment damping factor to be applied. This controls the speed with which pixel gray values are changed when Exposure Auto, Gain Auto, or both are enabled. This can be useful, for example, when objects move into the camera's field of view and the light conditions are changing gradually due to the moving objects. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minor version number of the GigE Vision specification supported by this camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Major version number of the GigE Vision specification supported by this camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Latched value of the timestamp. (The timestamp must first be latched using the Timestamp Control Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of timestamp clock ticks in 1 second. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets the timestamp value of the camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets the timestamp control latch. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Latches the current timestamp value of the camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether this GVSP transmitter or receiver can support a 16-bit block ID. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether WRITEMEM_CMD and WRITEMEM_ACK are supported. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether PACKETRESEND_CMD is supported. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether EVENTDATA_CMD and EVENTDATA_ACK are supported. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether EVENT_CMD and EVENT_ACK are supported. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether multiple operations in a single message are supported. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the selected network interface supports fixed IP addressing (also known as persistent IP addressing). + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the selected network interface supports auto IP addressing (also known as LLA). + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the selected network interface supports DHCP IP addressing. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the IEEE 1588 V2 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is supported. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the stream channels to be configured. All changes to the stream channel settings will be applied to the selected stream channel. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of stream channels supported by the camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Second URL reference to the GenICam XML file. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Packet size in bytes on the selected stream channel. Excludes data leader and data trailer. (The last packet may be smaller because the packet size is not necessarily a multiple of the block size of the stream channel.) + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sends a GigE Vision streaming test packet. If this bit is set and the stream channel is a transmitter, the transmitter will send one test packet of the size specified by the Packet Size parameter. The 'do not fragment' bit of the IP header must be set for this test packet (see the SCPS Do Not Fragment parameter documentation). + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Disables IP fragmentation of packets on the stream channel. This bit is copied into the 'do not fragment' bit of the IP header of each stream packet. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the endianness of multi-byte pixel data for this stream. True equals big-endian. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Index of the network interface to be used. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Destination port of the selected stream channel. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay between the transmission of each packet on the selected stream channel. The delay is measured in ticks. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame transmission delay on the selected stream channel (in ticks). This value sets a delay before transmitting the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum amount of time (in ticks) that the next frame transmission could be delayed due to a burst of resends. If the Bandwidth Reserve Accumulation parameter is set to a high value, the camera can experience periods where there is a large burst of data resends. This burst of resends will delay the start of transmission of the next acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum amount of data (in bytes per second) that the camera can generate with its current settings under ideal conditions, i.e., unlimited bandwidth and no packet resends. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Actual bandwidth (in bytes per second) that the camera will use to transmit image data and chunk data with the current settings for AOI, chunk features, and pixel format. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Destination address of the selected stream channel. The destination can be a unicast or a multicast address. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Multiplier for the Bandwidth Reserve parameter. The multiplier is used to establish an extra pool of reserved bandwidth that can be used if an unusually large burst of packet resends is needed. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Percentage of the Ethernet bandwidth assigned to the camera to be held in reserve for packet resends and for the transmission of control data between the camera and the host computer. The setting is expressed as a percentage of the Bandwidth Assigned parameter. For example, if the Bandwidth Assigned parameter indicates that 30 MBytes/s have been assigned to the camera and the Bandwidth Reserve parameter is set to 5 %, the bandwidth reserve will be 1.5 MBytes/s. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Base bandwidth in bytes per second that will be used by the camera to transmit image and chunk feature data and to handle resends and control data transmissions. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Fixed subnet mask of the selected network interface (if fixed IP addressing is supported by the camera and enabled). + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Fixed IP address of the selected network interface (if fixed IP addressing is supported by the camera and enabled). + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Fixed default gateway of the selected network interface (if fixed IP addressing is supported by the camera and enabled). + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. Number of send failures. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. Number of push failures in RX general message queue. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. Maximum number of elements in RX general message queue. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. Number of push failures in RX event message queue. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This is a read only element. Maximum number of elements in RX event message queue. (The value must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of network interfaces of the camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of message channels supported by the camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + MAC address of the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Connection speed in Mbps of the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the selected network interface is the clock master. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the selected network interface operates in full-duplex mode. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the state of medium-dependent interface crossover (MDIX) for the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the physical network interface to be configured. All changes to the network interface settings will be applied to the selected interface. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the latched state of the IEEE 1588 clock. (The state must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The state is indicated by values 1 to 9, corresponding to the states INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, and SLAVE. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the state of the IEEE 1588 clock. Values of this field must match the IEEE 1588 PTP port state enumeration (INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, SLAVE). + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Latched IEEE 1588 parent clock ID of the camera. (The parent clock ID must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The parent clock ID is the clock ID of the current master clock. A clock ID is an array of eight octets which is displayed as a hexadecimal number. Leading zeros are omitted. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Latched offset from the IEEE 1588 master clock in nanoseconds. (The offset must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Latches the current IEEE 1588-related values of the camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Latched IEEE 1588 clock ID of the camera. (The clock ID must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The clock ID is an array of eight octets which is displayed as a hexadecimal number. Leading zeros are omitted. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the IEEE 1588 V2 Precision Time Protocol for the timestamp register. Only available if the IEEE1588_support bit of the GVCP Capability register is set. When PTP is enabled, the Timestamp Control register can't be used to reset the timestamp. When PTP is enabled or disabled, the value of Timestamp Tick Frequency and Timestamp Value registers may change to reflect the new time domain. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Heartbeat timeout in milliseconds. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the Extended ID mode for GVSP (64-bit block ID, 32-bit packet ID). This bit can't be reset if the stream channels do not support the standard ID mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + First URL reference to the GenICam XML file. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the bootstrap register is in big-endian format. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Character set used by all strings of the bootstrap registers (1 = UTF8). + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current subnet mask of the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Controls whether the PersistentIP configuration scheme is activated on the given logical link. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Controls whether the Link Local Address IP configuration scheme is activated on the given logical link. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Controls whether the DHCP IP configuration scheme is activated on the given logical link. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current IP configuration of the selected network interface, e.g., fixed IP, DHCP, or auto IP. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current IP address of the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current default gateway of the selected network interface. + Applies to: GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the control channel privilege. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns whether the current device data streaming format is GenDC. This value is conditioned by the GenDCStreamingMode. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Invisible + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Controls the device's streaming format. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Invisible + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the type of gamma to be applied. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables gamma correction. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + A nonlinear operation to lighten the dark regions of the image. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Gamma correction to be applied. Gamma correction allows you to optimize the brightness of acquired images for display on a monitor. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the gain type to be adjusted. All changes to the Gain parameter will be applied to the selected gain type. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the currently selected gain (raw value). + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Gain Auto auto function. The Gain Auto auto function automatically adjusts the gain within set limits until a target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the 'absolute' value of the selected gain control. The 'absolute' value is a float value that sets the selected gain control in dB. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the currently selected gain in dB. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the signal transition relationships between the signals received from the pre-divider sub-module and the signals generated by the multiplier sub-module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables overtriggering protection. This ensures that the multiplier sub-module doesn't generate too many signals within a certain amount of time. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Pre-divider value to decrease signal frequency. Determines the frequency with which input signals are passed to the multiplier sub-module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Post-divider value to decrease input signal frequency. Determines the frequency with which input signals received from the multiplier sub-module are passed on. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Multiplication factor to be applied to the input signal frequency. The multiplication factor allows the generation of signals at higher frequencies. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the input source for the frequency converter module. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Wait event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Frame Wait event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Timeout event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Frame Timeout event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the frame timeout. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame timeout in microseconds. If the timeout expires before a frame acquisition is complete, a partial frame will be delivered. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Start Wait event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Frame Start Wait event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Frame Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Start event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Frame Start event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Total time required for exposing and reading out all subframes from the sensor. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of failed buffers to generate. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Marks the next buffer as a failed buffer. + Applies to: CamEmu + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + The temporal noise filter uses the values of the same pixel at different points in time to filter out noise in an image. It is based on the depth data of the image. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Strength of the temporal filter. The higher the value, the further back the memory of the filter reaches. High values can cause motion artifacts, while low values reduce the efficacy of the filter. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + The spatial noise filter uses the values of neighboring pixels to filter out noise in an image. It is based on the raw data of the image. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Size of the currently selected file in bytes. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the target file in the camera. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the file operation execution status. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the target operation for the currently selected file. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + File operation result. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Executes the operation selected by File Operation Selector parameter. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the access mode in which a file is opened in the camera. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of bytes after which FileAccessLength bytes are read from the file into the file access buffer or are written to the file from the file access buffer. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of bytes read from the file into the file access buffer or written to the file from the file access buffer. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Access buffer for file operations. Basler advises against using this parameter. Use the appropriate feature for file access operations instead. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Selects the mode to output the fields. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the default GenICam XML file. If the camera has multiple GenICam XML files, this parameter determines which of them is accessible to non-manifest-aware software. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + The fast mode can be used to achieve the maximum frame rate, but this reduces image quality and measurement accuracy. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Exposure time of the camera (raw value). The actual exposure time equals the current Exposure Time (Raw) value multiplied with the current Exposure Timebase value. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the exposure time mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the use of the exposure timebase. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timebase (in microseconds) that the camera uses when the exposure time is specified using the Exposure Time (Raw) parameter. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Exposure time of the camera in microseconds. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Exposure time of the camera in microseconds. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the exposure overlap time mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum overlap of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in Trigger Width exposure mode (raw value). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum overlap of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in Trigger Width exposure mode (in microseconds). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum overlap of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in Trigger Width exposure mode (in microseconds). + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the exposure mode. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Exposure End event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Exposure End event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame ID of the Exposure End event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Exposure Auto auto function. The Exposure Auto auto function automatically adjusts the exposure time within set limits until a target brightness value has been reached. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the currently selected expert feature. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the expert feature to be made available. All changes will be applied to the selected feature. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Key for making the selected expert feature available. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the test event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Test event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Temperature Status Changed event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + New temperature status that applies after the Temperature Status Changed event was raised. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Temperature Status Changed event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the event notification to be enabled. The notification can be enabled using the Event Notification parameter. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Event Overrun event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Event Overrun event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Event Overrun event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame ID of the Event Overrun event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Event Overrun event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Over Temperature event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Over Temperature event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables event notifications for the currently selected event. The event can selected using the Event Selector parameter. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Trigger Missed event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Frame Trigger Missed event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Start Wait event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Frame Start Wait event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Start event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame ID of the Frame Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Frame Start Overtrigger event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame ID of the Frame Start event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Frame Start event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Burst Start Wait event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Frame Burst Start Wait event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Burst Start event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Burst Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame ID of the Frame Burst Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Frame Burst Start Overtrigger event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame ID of the Frame Burst Start event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Frame Burst Start event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Frame Buffer Overrun event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Frame Buffer Overrun event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Exposure End event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Frame ID of the Exposure End event. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Exposure End event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Critical Temperature event. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Critical Temperature event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Action Late event. An Action Late event is raised when a scheduled action command with a timestamp in the past is received. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the Action Late event. Use this parameter to get notified when the event occurs. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables Burst Acquisition. If enabled, the maximum frame rate only depends on the sensor timing and the timing of the trigger sequence. The image transfer rate out of the camera has no influence on the frame rate. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Digital shift allows you to multiply the pixel values in an image. This increases the brightness of the image. If the parameter is set to zero, digital shift is disabled. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Version of the camera. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Name of the camera vendor. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + User-settable ID of the camera. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the device type. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the location in the camera where the temperature will be measured. The temperature can be retrieved using the Device Temperature parameter. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Temperature at the selected location in the camera (in degrees centigrade). The temperature is measured at the location specified by the Device Temperature Selector parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the tap geometry. The tap geometry uniquely describes the geometrical properties characterizing the different taps of a multi-tap camera. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Subminor version number of the device's transport layer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minor version number of the device's transport layer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Major version number of the device's transport layer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the type of the device's transport layer. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the number of streaming channels supported by the device. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Serial number of the camera. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the scan type of the camera's sensor (area or line scan). + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Subminor version number of the Standard Features Naming Convention (SFNC) specification that the camera is compatible with. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minor version number of the Standard Features Naming Convention (SFNC) specification that the camera is compatible with. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Major version number of the Standard Features Naming Convention (SFNC) specification that the camera is compatible with. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Immediately resets and restarts the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Prepares the camera for feature streaming. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Announces the end of feature streaming. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Endianness of the registers of the device. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Name of the camera model. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Additional information from the vendor about the camera. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Subminor version number of the GenICam XML file of the selected manifest entry. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minor version number of the GenICam XML file of the selected manifest entry. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Major version number of the GenICam XML file of the selected manifest entry. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minor version number of the schema file of the selected manifest entry. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Major version number of the schema file of the selected manifest entry. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + First URL to the GenICam XML device description file of the selected manifest entry. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables/disables the device link throughput limit. If disabled, the bandwidth used is determined by the settings of various other parameters, e.g., exposure time or frame rate. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Bandwidth limit for data transmission (in bytes per second). + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Speed of transmission negotiated on the selected link. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Device link to be configured. + Applies to: ace USB, blaze, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Actual bandwidth (in bytes per second) that the camera will use to transmit image data and chunk data with the current camera settings. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the number of physical connection of the device used by a particular Link. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the behavior of the camera's status LED. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB and dart USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + ID of the camera. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minor version of the GenCP protocol supported by the device. + Applies to: ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Major version of the GenCP protocol supported by the device. + Applies to: ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Version of the camera's firmware. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables feature streaming on the device. Feature streaming allows you to save camera settings outside of the device. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Disables feature streaming on the device. Feature streaming allows you to save camera settings outside of the device. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Identifier of the product family of the device. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the number of event channels supported by the device. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Version of the color modifications applied to images. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the character set used by the strings of the device's bootstrap registers. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + The Minimum Depth and the Maximum Depth parameters together define the desired three-dimensional ROI. In the point cloud display, points outside the ROI will be ignored. When using the Mono16 or RGB8 pixel formats, points in front of the ROI receive the minimum distance value, while points beyond the ROI receive the maximum distance value. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + The Minimum Depth and the Maximum Depth parameters together define the desired three-dimensional ROI. In the point cloud display, points outside the ROI will be ignored. When using the Mono16 or RGB8 pixel formats, points in front of the ROI receive the minimum distance value, while points beyond the ROI receive the maximum distance value. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the demosaicing mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Identifies pixels that have a significantly greater or lesser intensity value than its neighboring pixels (outlier pixels) and adjusts their intensity value. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vertical decimation factor. This specifies the extent of vertical sub-sampling of the acquired frame, i.e., it defines how many rows are left out of transmission. This has the net effect of reducing the vertical resolution (height) of the image by the specified decimation factor. A value of 1 means that the camera performs no vertical decimation. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Horizontal decimation factor. This specifies the extent of horizontal sub-sampling of the acquired frame, i.e., it defines how many pixel columns are left out of transmission. This has the net effect of reducing the horizontal resolution (width) of the image by the specified decimation factor. A value of 1 means that the camera performs no horizontal decimation. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether the send or the receive features can be configured. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the link configuration used by the device. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the link configuration that allows the device to operate in its default mode. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the link configuration. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current value of the selected CoaXPress error counter. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the current status of the selected CoaXPress error counter. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which CoaXPress error counter to read or reset. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets the selected CoaXPress error counter. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of test packets received by the device on the connection selected by the Cxp Connection Selector parameter. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the test mode for an individual physical connection of the device. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of test packet connection errors received by the device on the connection selected by the Connection Selector parameter. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the CoaXPress physical connection to control. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Critical Temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Critical Temperature event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the critical temperature has been reached. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current value of the counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the signal used to start the selected counter. If you start a counter, it will not necessarily start counting. If and when the counter counts, depends on the Counter Event Source parameter value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that will start the counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the current status of the counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which counter can be configured. All changes to the counter settings will be applied to the selected counter. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which source signal will reset the currently selected counter. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which type of signal transition will reset the counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Immediately resets the selected counter. The counter starts counting again immediately after the reset. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which event increases the currently selected counter. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the type of signal transition that the counter will count. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of times a sequencer set is used before the Counter End event is generated. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Pixels have to exceed the confidence value specified here in order to be taken into account for the distance measurement. The threshold value is based on the gray values of the confidence map. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Selects a component to activate/deactivate its data streaming. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Controls if the selected component streaming is active. + Applies to: blaze + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which element will be entered in the color transformation matrix. Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can't be changed. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Transformation value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix (raw value). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Transformation value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which type of color transformation will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Extent to which the color matrix influences the color values (raw value). If set to 0, the matrix is effectively disabled. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Extent to which the color matrix influences the color values. If set to 0, the matrix is effectively disabled. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables color transformation. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the color space for image acquisitions. Note that the gamma correction value also influences the perception of brightness in the resulting images. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the width for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Selcts the area of interest where color overexposure compensation will be performed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the vertical offset for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the horizontal offset for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the height for the selected Color Overexposure Compensation AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the raw value for the color overexposure compensation factor. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the color overexposure compensation factor controlling the extent of compensation for the selected C.O.C. AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Guru + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables color overexposure compensation. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which color in your images will be adjusted. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Saturation adjustment value to be applied to the currently selected color channel (raw value). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Saturation adjustment value to be applied to the currently selected color channel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Allows you to restore the color adjustment settings that were in force before the settings were last changed. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Hue adjustment value to be applied to the currently selected color channel (raw value). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Hue adjustment value to be applied to the currently selected color channel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables color adjustment. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Clears the last error. If a previous error exists, the previous error can still be retrieved. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and blaze + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the number of time slots. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the tap geometry. The tap geometry uniquely describes the geometrical properties characterizing the different taps of a multi-tap camera. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the serial port baud rate. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Pixel clock used in the communication with the frame grabber in Hz. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the pixel clock used in the communication with the frame grabber. The pixel clock speed determines the rate at which pixel data will be transmitted from the camera to the frame grabber. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay between the end of transmission of one line and the start of transmission of the next line (raw value). This value will be adjusted automatically to the nearest multiple of the currently selected pixel clock. The line valid signal (LVAL) remains low while the delay is in force. The default value of the parameter is the minimum inter-line delay. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay (in microseconds) between the end of transmission of one line and the start of transmission of the next line. This value will be adjusted automatically to the nearest multiple of the currently selected pixel clock. The line valid signal (LVAL) remains low while the delay is in force. The default value of the parameter is the minimum inter-line delay. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the configuration type. The configuration type determines the amount of data that can be transmitted. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the AOI of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Status of all of the camera's virtual input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the Trigger Input counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of bytes of data between the beginning of one line in the acquired image and the beginning of the next line in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the Shaft Encoder counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Index of the active sequencer set. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sequence set index number related to the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which chunk can be enabled. The chunk can be enabled using the Chunk Enable parameter. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the pixel format of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minimum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + CRC checksum of the acquired image. The checksum is calculated using all of the image data and all of the appended chunks except for the checksum itself. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Y offset of the AOI of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + X offset of the AOI of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the chunk mode. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the Line Trigger Ignored counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the Line Trigger End to End counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the Line Trigger counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Bit field that indicates the status of all of the camera's input and output lines when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value indicating the status of the camera's input lines when a specific line was acquired. The information is stored in a 4-bit value (bit 0 = input line 1 state, bit 1 = input line 2 state etc.). For more information, see the Status Index parameter documentation. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Index number used for the Input Status At Line Trigger parameter. The index number can be used to get the state of the camera's input lines when a specific line was acquired. For example, if you want to know the state of the camera's input lines when line 30 was acquired, set the index to 30, then retrieve the value of Status Index parameter. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of bits per line used for the Input Status At Line Trigger parameter. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + AOI height of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which gain channel to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Gain All value of the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Gain used during image acquisition. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the Frames per Trigger counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the Frame counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the Frame Trigger Ignored counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the Frame Trigger counter when the image was acquired. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unique identifier of the current frame. The frame ID starts at 0 and keeps incrementing by 1 for each exposed image until the camera is powered off. The maximum value is 2^48. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Exposure time used to acquire the image. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Includes the currently selected chunk in the payload data. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Minimum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum possible pixel value in the acquired image. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the selected chunk counter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which counter to retrieve chunk data from. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Centers the image vertically. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Centers the image horizontally. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the camera operation mode. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the vignetting correction. This feature allows you to remove vignetting artifacts from your images. To do this, you first have to create vignetting correction data. For more information, see the Basler Product Documentation. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Loads the vignetting correction data from the camera's file system and applies them to the camera. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the speed mode of the USB port. + Applies to: ace 2 USB, ace USB, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates how power is supplied to the device. + Applies to: ace 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Triggers a write transfer. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Triggers an update of the transfer status. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the status of an accepted read or write transfer. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of bytes to be transferred from or to the transfer buffer. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Buffer that holds data to be written or data that was read. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Address of the target device. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Triggers a read transfer. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Pulls SDA low, which is rarely needed. When SDA is pulled low, TWI communication isn't possible. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Pulls SCL low, which is rarely needed. When SCL is pulled low, TWI communication isn't possible. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the bit rate for TWI communication. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the transfer bit depth mode. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the bit depth used for internal image processing. Lowering the transfer bit depth increases the frame rate, but image quality may degrade. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates how often the temperature state changed to Error. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the temperature state. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the maximum temperature the camera reached during operation. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sharpening value to be applied. The higher the sharpness, the more distinct the image subject's contours will be. However, very high values may result in image information loss. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the transmitting FIFO has overflown. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the transmitting FIFO is empty. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Signals a break to a receiver connected to the camera, or terminates the break. If this parameter is set to true, a serial break is signaled by setting the serial output to low level (space). If this parameter is set to false, the serial output is reset to high (mark). + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Initiates a transmitting transaction to the serial output buffer. Set the correct transfer length before you issue a transmit command. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Effective number of serial frames in a Rx or Tx data transfer. The maximum number of data frames is 16. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Buffer that holds Rx or Tx transfer data in the controller domain. Data is displayed in hexadecimal notation. Transfer starts with the leftmost data. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the stop bit error status of the receiving FIFO. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the source of the Rx serial input. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the parity error status of the receiving FIFO. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the overflow status of the receiving FIFO. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets the incoming break status. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the incoming break signal status. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Initiates a receiving transaction from the serial input buffer. When the transaction has been completed, the Serial Transfer Length parameter indicates the number of valid data units received. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which kind of parity check is performed. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the number of stop bits used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the number of data bits used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the baud rate used in serial communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Returns the current power state of the sensor. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Puts the sensor in standby mode. In standby mode, power consumption is reduced significantly, which results in a lower camera temperature. Certain parameters can only be configured when the sensor is in standby mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Switches the sensor power on. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Switches the sensor power off. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the sensor bit depth mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the bit depth of the image sensor's data output. You can set the sensor bit depth independently of the pixel format used if the Sensor Bit Depth Mode parameter is set to Manual. If that parameter is set to Auto, the sensor bit depth is adjusted automatically depending on the pixel format used. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Scaling factor to be applied to all images. Scaling is performed using the Pixel Beyond feature. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the saturation changes the colorfulness (intensity) of the colors. A higher saturation, for example, makes colors easier to distinguish. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the saturation changes the colorfulness (intensity) of the colors. A higher saturation, for example, makes colors easier to distinguish. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the saturation changes the colorfulness (intensity) of the colors. A higher saturation, for example, makes colors easier to distinguish. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum number of frames that can be transferred per second with current camera settings. This value indicates the peak frame rate to be expected at the camera's output. In High Speed burst mode, this value is usually lower than the Resulting Acquisition Frame Rate parameter value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum number of bursts per second with current camera settings. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum number of frames that can be acquired per second with current camera settings. In High Speed burst mode, this value is usually higher than the Resulting Transfer Frame Rate parameter value. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unicast port address index. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Unicast port address. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Configures a two-step clock if enabled or a one-step clock if disabled. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the default PTP profile. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value indicating the priority of the device when determining the master clock. The network device with the lowest Priority 1 setting is the master clock. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the mode for PTP network communication. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables PTP management. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the PTP delay mechanism. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the source for synchronizing the periodic signal. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the periodic signal channel to be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Length of the periodic signal in microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Delay to be applied to the periodic signal in microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Amount of noise reduction to be applied. The higher the value, the less chroma noise will be visible in your images. However, very high values may result in image information loss. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables or disables the ability to define multiple regions in vertical direction. When disabled, the height and vertical offset of all regions is defined by the Height and Offset Y parameters, and the Multiple ROI Row Offset and Multiple ROI Row Size parameter values are ignored. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Height of the currently selected row. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which row can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vertical offset of the currently selected row. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables or disables the ability to define multiple regions in horizontal direction. When disabled, the width and horizontal offset of all regions is defined by the Width and Offset X parameters, and the Multiple ROI Column Offset and Multiple ROI Column Size parameter values are ignored. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the currently selected column. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which column can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Horizontal offset of the currently selected column. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether a GPIO line is overloaded, i.e., not powered correctly. A value of true (1) means that the GPIO line is overloaded. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the connection signal for the currently selected line. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which features the camera adjusts when you select a light source preset. By default, the camera adjust all features. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables adjustment of the feature specified by the Light Source Preset Feature Selector parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the light source preset. The colors in the image will be corrected so that they are appropriate for the selected light source. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the strobe mode of the light device. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Duration of the individual strobe pulses (raw value). The maximum value is 655 350 microseconds. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Duration of the individual strobe pulses. The maximum value is 655 350 microseconds. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which light device can be configured. To populate the list, use the Light Control Enumerate Devices command first. All subsequent parameter changes in this category will be applied to the device selected here. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the light device. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum current that the light device is going to use (raw value). The value should not exceed the power rating of the device. To change the setting, the Light Device Operation Mode parameter must be set to Off. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum current that the light device is going to use. The value should not exceed the power rating of the device. To change the setting, the Light Device Operation Mode parameter must be set to Off. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the last light device error. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Version of the light device's firmware. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Clears the last light device error. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Changes the ID of the currently selected light device. The new ID will be assigned immediately. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Brightness of the light in percent of total brightness available (raw value). Setting this parameter to 100 % means that the light device draws the maximum current as specified by the the Light Device Max Current parameter. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Brightness of the light in percent of total brightness available. Setting this parameter to 100 % means that the light device draws the maximum current as specified by the Light Device Max Current parameter. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the current state of the light control mode. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which line is used to control the light features. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables/disables the light control features. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether any of the light devices are currently experiencing problems. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Searches for light devices connected to your camera. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Time period in which the camera doesn't accept any further trigger signals or signal changes after receiving an input trigger signal. This is useful if you want to avoid false triggering caused by multiple trigger signals arriving in quick succession (contact bounce). + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Time period in which the camera evaluates all changes and durations of logical states of the input signal. During evaluation, the camera calculates the mean value over time and applies a threshold function to the result to reconstruct the digital signal. This removes noise, interference, etc. as well as signal pulses shorter than the filter time. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables the Immediate Trigger mode. If this mode is enabled, exposure starts immediately after triggering, but changes to image parameters become effective with a short delay, i.e., after one or more images have been acquired. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Maximum ratio between the payload size of compressed and uncompressed images. For example, if you set this parameter to 70, the camera will try to compress the payload of images to 70 % or less of the original size. Note that if the camera can't achieve compression with the specified Image Compression Ratio and Image Compression Rate Option settings, frames will be skipped. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Compressed payload size of the last acquired image in bytes. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Ratio between the compressed payload size and the uncompressed payload size of the last acquired image. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE and ace 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the hue shifts the colors of the image. This can be useful, e.g., to correct minor color shifts or to create false-color images. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the hue shifts the colors of the image. This can be useful, e.g., to correct minor color shifts or to create false-color images. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the hue shifts the colors of the image. This can be useful, e.g., to correct minor color shifts or to create false-color images. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the exposure time mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Exposure start delay with current settings. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Error code indicating the cause of the internal error. If there are multiple errors, execute the Error Report Next command to retrieve the next error code. A parameter value of 0 means that there are no more error codes to retrieve. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Retrieves the next error code from the device. To check the error code, get the value of the Error Report Value parameter. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether an internal error occured on the device. If an error occured, you can use the Error Report Next command to determine the error code. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Current exposure time of the camera in microseconds. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Actual bandwidth (in bytes per second) that the camera will use to transmit image data and chunk data with the current camera settings. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Pixels that have a significantly higher or lower intensity value than the neighboring pixels are called outlier pixels. This feature identifies them and adjusts their intensity value. + Applies to: dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the contrast increases the difference between light and dark areas in the image. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the contrast mode. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the contrast increases the difference between light and dark areas in the image. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the color space for image acquisitions. Note that the gamma correction value also influences the perception of brightness in the resulting images. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the color space for image acquisitions. Note that the gamma correction value also influences the perception of brightness in the resulting images. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which color in your images will be adjusted. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Saturation adjustment value to be applied to the currently selected color channel. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Hue adjustment value to be applied to the currently selected color channel. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables color adjustment. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Value of the timestamp when the image was acquired. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which information should be included in the Chunk Timestamp Value chunk. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates the status of the target brightness adjustments performed by the Exposure Auto and Gain Auto auto functions. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Centers the image vertically. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Centers the image horizontally. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the brightness lightens or darkens the entire image. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Adjusting the brightness lightens or darkens the entire image. + Applies to: GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Configures black level compensation. + Applies to: boost CoaXPress + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether Acquisition Stop commands abort exposure. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the burst mode. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which sensor tap can be configured. All changes to the Black Level parameter will be applied to the selected sensor tap. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Black level value to be applied to the currently selected sensor tap (raw value). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + This value sets the selected black level control as a float value. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Black level value to be applied to the currently selected sensor tap. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the binning mode for vertical binning. + Applies to: CamEmu, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of adjacent vertical pixels to be summed. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets whether sensor or FPGA binning can be configured. To configure binning, use the Binning Horizontal, Binning Vertical, Binning Horizontal Mode, and Binning Vertical Mode parameters. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the binning mode for vertical binning. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the binning mode for horizontal binning. + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the binning mode for horizontal binning. + Applies to: CamEmu, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of adjacent horizontal pixels to be summed. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets a predefined bandwidth reserve or enables manual configuration of the bandwidth reserve. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Resets all white balance adjustments. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the operation mode of the Balance White Auto auto function. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Balance White adjustment damping factor to be applied (raw value). This controls the speed with which the camera adjusts colors when the Balance White Auto auto function is enabled. This can be useful, for example, when objects move into the camera's field of view and the light conditions are changing gradually due to the moving objects. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Balance White adjustment damping factor to be applied. This controls the speed with which the camera adjusts colors when the Balance White Auto auto function is enabled. This can be useful, for example, when objects move into the camera's field of view and the light conditions are changing gradually due to the moving objects. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which color channel can be adjusted when performing manual white balance. All changes to the Balance Ratio parameter will be applied to the selected color channel. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Balance Ratio value to be applied to the currently selected channel (raw value). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Balance Ratio value to be applied to the currently selected channel. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Balance Ratio value to be applied to the currently selected channel. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Reports the status of the serial communication transmit queue. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Reports the status of the serial communication receive queue. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Byte value to be written to the transmit queue. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Writes the current byte value to the transmit queue. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Reports the number of stop bits used by the serial communication module. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the signal source for the serial communication module. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Last byte value read from the serial communication receive queue. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Reads and removes the front byte value from the serial communication receive queue. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Reports the parity bit configuration of the serial communication module. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Clears the error flags of the serial communication module. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Reports the baud rate of the serial communication module. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + A serial parity error occurred on reception. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + A serial framing error occurred on reception. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Threshold value from which the Tonal Range Source Dark parameter value is calculated during automatic tonal range adjustments. The parameter is expressed as a percentage of all pixels in the assigned auto function ROI. Example: Assume you set the Auto Tonal Range Threshold Dark parameter to 0.2 and enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function. Now assume that 0.2 % of the pixels in the assigned auto function ROI have a pixel value lower than or equal to 30. The camera automatically detects this, sets the Tonal Range Source Dark parameter to 30, and starts tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Threshold value from which the Tonal Range Source Dark parameter value is calculated during automatic tonal range adjustments. The parameter is expressed as a percentage of all pixels in the assigned auto function ROI. Example: Assume you set the Auto Tonal Range Threshold Dark parameter to 0.2 and enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function. Now assume that 0.2 % of the pixels in the assigned auto function ROI have a pixel value lower than or equal to 30. The camera automatically detects this, sets the Tonal Range Source Dark parameter to 30, and starts tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Threshold value from which the Tonal Range Source Bright parameter value is calculated during automatic tonal range adjustments. The parameter is expressed as a percentage of all pixels in the assigned auto function ROI. Example: Assume you set the Auto Tonal Range Threshold Bright parameter to 0.1 and enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function. Now assume that 0.1 % of the pixels in the assigned auto function ROI have a pixel value greater than or equal to 240. The camera automatically detects this, sets the Tonal Range Source Bright parameter to 240, and starts tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Threshold value from which the Tonal Range Source Bright parameter value is calculated during automatic tonal range adjustments. The parameter is expressed as a percentage of all pixels in the assigned auto function ROI. Example: Assume you set the Auto Tonal Range Threshold Bright parameter to 0.1 and enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function. Now assume that 0.1 % of the pixels in the assigned auto function ROI have a pixel value greater than or equal to 240. The camera automatically detects this, sets the Tonal Range Source Bright parameter to 240, and starts tonal range adjustments. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Dark target value to be used during automatic tonal range adjustments. When you enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function, the camera sets the Tonal Range Target Dark parameter to this value. Not available if the Auto Tonal Range Mode parameter is set to Color. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Bright target value to be used during automatic tonal range adjustments. When you enable the Tonal Range Auto auto function, the camera sets the Tonal Range Target Bright parameter to this value. Not available if the Auto Tonal Range Mode parameter is set to Color. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the kind of tonal range auto adjustment. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which parts of the tonal range can be adjusted. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Target brightness for the Gain Auto and the Exposure Auto auto functions. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Brightness adjustment damping factor to be applied. This controls the speed with which pixel gray values are changed when Exposure Auto, Gain Auto, or both are enabled. The lower the damping factor, the faster the target brightness value is reached. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Target brightness for the Gain Auto and the Exposure Auto auto functions. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Upper limit of the Gain parameter when the Gain Auto auto function is active. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Upper limit of the Gain parameter when the Gain Auto auto function is active (raw value). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Lower limit of the Gain parameter when the Gain Auto auto function is active (raw value). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Lower limit of the Gain parameter when the Gain Auto auto function is active. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the auto function ROI (in pixels). + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Assigns the Balance White Auto auto function to the currently selected auto function ROI. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Assigns the Tonal Range Auto auto function to the currently selected auto function ROI. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Assigns the Gain Auto and the Exposure Auto auto functions to the currently selected auto function ROI. For this parameter, Gain Auto and Exposure Auto are considered as a single auto function named 'Brightness'. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which auto function ROI can be configured. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vertical offset of the auto function ROI from the top of the sensor (in pixels). + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Horizontal offset of the auto function ROI from the left side of the sensor (in pixels). + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Highlights the current auto function ROI in the image window. Areas that do not belong to the current ROI appear darker. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Height of the auto function ROI (in pixels). + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets how gain and exposure time will be balanced when the camera is making automatic adjustments. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Width of the auto function AOI (in pixels). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Assigns the Balance White auto function to the currently selected auto function AOI. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Invisible + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Assigns the Gain Auto and the Exposure Auto auto functions to the currently selected auto function AOI. For this parameter, Gain Auto and Exposure Auto are considered as a single auto function named 'Brightness'. + Applies to: ace USB + Visibility: Invisible + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Assigns the Balance White Auto auto function to the currently selected auto function AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Assigns the Tonal Range Auto auto function to the currently selected auto function AOI. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Assigns the Red Light Correction auto function to the currently selected auto function AOI. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Assigns the Gain Auto and the Exposure Auto auto functions to the currently selected auto function AOI. For this parameter, Gain Auto and Exposure Auto are considered as a single auto function named 'Intensity'. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets which auto function AOI can be configured. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , , , , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Vertical offset of the auto function AOI from the top of the sensor (in pixels). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Horizontal offset of the auto function AOI from the left side of the sensor (in pixels). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Height of the auto function AOI (in pixels). + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Upper limit of the Exposure Time parameter when the Exposure Auto auto function is active (raw value). + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Upper limit of the Exposure Time parameter when the Exposure Auto auto function is active. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Lower limit of the Exposure Time parameter when the Exposure Auto auto function is active (raw value). + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Lower limit of the Exposure Time parameter when the Exposure Auto auto function is active. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Upper limit of the Exposure Time parameter when the Exposure Auto auto function is active. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Lower limit of the Exposure Time parameter when the Exposure Auto auto function is active. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Backlight compensation factor that allows the camera to compensate for underexposure. This is done by excluding a certain percentage of the brightest pixels in the image from the target average gray value calculations. + Applies to: dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Expert + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Action command to be configured. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of action commands that can be queued by the camera. The camera will execute them in ascending order of action time. If the queue is full, additional commands will be ignored. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Action Late event. An Action Late event is raised when a scheduled action command with a timestamp in the past is received. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Action Late event. An Action Late event is raised when a scheduled action command with a timestamp in the past is received. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Group mask used to filter out a sub-group of cameras belonging to a group of cameras. The cameras belonging to a sub-group execute an action at the same time. The filtering is done using a logical bitwise AND operation on the group mask number of the action command and the group mask number of a camera. If both binary numbers have at least one common bit set to 1 (i.e., the result of the AND operation is non-zero), the corresponding camera belongs to the sub-group. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Group key used to define a group of cameras on which action commands can be executed. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Device key used to authorize the execution of an action command. If the action device key in the camera and the action device key in the protocol message are identical, the camera will execute the corresponding action. + Applies to: GigE and ace 2 GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of separate action signals supported by the camera. Determines how many action signals the camera can handle in parallel, i.e., how many different action commands can be configured on the camera. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Guru + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of an Acquisition Wait event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Acquisition Wait event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stops the acquisition of images if a continuous image acquisition is in progress. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the signal whose status you want to check. Its status can be checked by reading the Acquisition Status parameter value. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selecting Parameters: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Indicates whether the camera is waiting for trigger signals. You should only use this feature if the camera is configured for software triggering. If the camera is configured for hardware triggering, monitor the camera's Trigger Wait signals instead. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Expert + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Acquisition Start Wait event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Acquisition Start Wait event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Acquisition Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Acquisition Start Overtrigger event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Timestamp of the Acquisition Start event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Stream channel index of the Acquisition Start event. + Applies to: GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Starts the acquisition of images. If the camera is configured for single frame acquisition, it will start the acquisition of one frame. If the camera is configured for continuous frame acquisition, it will start the continuous acquisition of frames. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Sets the image acquisition mode. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selecting Parameters: , , + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Acquisition line rate of the camera in lines per second. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + A check determines whether the camera is currently idle, i.e., not acquiring images. + Applies to: GigE and ace USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + + Applies to: CameraLink + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Enables setting the camera's acquisition frame rate to a specified value. + Applies to: CamEmu, CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Acquisition frame rate of the camera in frames per second. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Acquisition frame rate of the camera in frames per second. + Applies to: CamEmu, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, blaze, boost CoaXPress, dart 2 USB, dart USB and pulse USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of frames to acquire for each Acquisition Start trigger. + Applies to: CameraLink and GigE + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Number of frames to acquire for each Frame Burst Start trigger. + Applies to: ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, ace USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + + Aborts the acquisition of images. If the camera is currently exposing a frame, the camera stops exposing immediately. The readout process, if already started, is aborted. The current frame will be incomplete. Afterwards, image acquisition is switched off. + Applies to: CameraLink, GigE, ace 2 GigE, ace 2 USB, boost CoaXPress and dart 2 USB + Visibility: Beginner + Selected by: + The feature documentation may provide more information. + + + + List of all parameter names available for Basler camera devices + + + Call Probe Packet Size to set maximum available packetsize to camera. + The sender of the event. + The event argument. + + + Select a simple range component (if available). + The sender of the event. + The event argument. + +Not all cameras support a range component. Therefore, this procedure doesn't always have an effect. + + + + Disables GenDC streaming on the camera. + The sender of the event. + The event argument. + +Not all cameras support GenDC streaming. Therefore, this procedure doesn't always have an effect. + + + + Disables compression on the camera. + The sender of the event. + The event argument. + +Not all cameras support compression. Therefore, this procedure doesn't always have an effect. + + + + Turns off all triggers enabled on the camera. + The sender of the event. + The event argument. + + + Changes the configuration of the camera to software triggered acquisition. + The sender of the event. + The event argument. + +Use together with and . +To automatically apply this configuration when the connection to the camera is opened, add it to the event before calling ICamera.Open(). + + + + Changes the configuration of the camera to software triggered acquisition. + The camera to be configured. + +The camera has to be opened before calling this function. + +Use together with and . + + + + Changes the configuration of the camera to single frame acquisition. + The sender of the event. + The event argument. + + +To maximize the frame rate, grabbing single images using a software trigger is recommended. +Using a software trigger will reduce the overhead per grabbed image compared to single frame acquisition. +To automatically apply this configuration when the connection to the camera is opened, add it to the event before calling ICamera.Open(). + + + + + Changes the configuration of the camera to single frame acquisition. + The camera to be configured. + +The camera has to be opened before calling this function. + +To maximize the frame rate, grabbing single images using a software trigger is recommended. +Using a software trigger will reduce the overhead per grabbed image compared to single frame acquisition. + + + + Changes the configuration of the camera to free-running continuous acquisition. + The sender of the event. + The event argument. + +To automatically apply this configuration when the connection to the camera is opened, add it to the event before calling ICamera.Open(). + + + + Changes the configuration of the camera to free-running continuous acquisition. + The camera to be configured. + +The camera has to be opened before calling this function. + + + + Provides standard camera configurations. + + + Occurs when the physical connection to the camera has been lost unexpectedly. + + Called event handlers should expect exceptions if they call methods of the camera. It is safe to call . + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. Event handlers should make no assumptions on the thread from which the event handler is called. + + + + Occurs after the connection to the camera has been closed. + + During the execution of this event, the camera is already closed. + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. + + + + Occurs before the connection to the camera is closed. + + If the camera is closed properly, the connection to the camera is still open during the execution of this event. + If an event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the remaining handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. + + + + Occurs after the connection to the camera has been opened successfully via or . + + During the execution of this event, the connection to the camera is already open. + If an event handler called by this event throws an exception, the connection to the camera will be closed and the exception will be propagated to the caller of Open(). No other handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. + + + + Occurs before the connection to the camera is opened via or . + + During the execution of this event, the connection to the camera is not yet open. + If an event handler called by this event throws an exception, it will be propagated to the caller of Open(). No other handlers will be called. + This event is fired inside the lock of the camera instance. + + + + Create a file stream for upload or download. + +Name of the file in the camera. PLCamera.FileSelector contains a list of available file names. + + Write to the camera or read from the camera. + Returns a stream object for writing or reading. + + + Preconditions for updating the camera info: +
+ + The camera is open. + + + + Example: +
+ +// Copy a file into a byte array: +using (Stream fs = m_camera.CreateFileStream( fileName, System.IO.FileAccess.Read )) +using (MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream()) +{ + fs.CopyTo( ms ); + byte [] Buffer = ms.ToArray(); +} + + + It is not possible to access multiple files in parallel. Dispose the stream before opening the next. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does throw exceptions. + + + + Gets the version number of the SFNC specification that the camera complies to. + Returns the version number of the SFNC specification that the camera complies to. If no SFNC version information is available, a version of 0.0.0.0 is returned. + + You can use the SFNC version number to determine which parameters the camera can provide. + + Preconditions: +
+ + The connection to the camera device must be open. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Executes the software trigger command. + + To use this method, the camera has to be configured for software triggering. + Before executing a software trigger, you should check whether the camera is ready to accept a software trigger using + + Preconditions: +
+ + The camera device is physically connected and a connection to the camera has been opened. + The camera device supports software triggering. + The grabbing is started using a stream grabber. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. + + + + Polls the parameters of the camera until the camera is ready to receive a software trigger. + The timeout period in milliseconds. If the SoftwareTrigger.IsDone() method does not return true within the given period, a timeout will occur. +The exact timeout behaviour can be set using the timeoutHandling parameter. + The action to perform when the functions exits with a timeout. + Returns true if the camera was ready to receive a software trigger within the given time period. Otherwise, the action specified in timoutHandling is performed. + + +After issuing a software trigger, there is a short time period within which the camera is unable to accept another trigger. During this period, all triggers are ignored. +You can use this function to poll until the camera is ready to accept a trigger. + + +This function does not work for A600 Firewire cameras. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Closes the connection to the camera. + + + + If the connection to the camera has been already closed, the function returns successfully. + If the camera is currently grabbing, grabbing is stopped. + The OnClose event is raised. If any event handler throws an exception it will be ignored and the next event handler will be called. + The connection to the camera device is closed. + The OnClosed event is raised. If any event handler throws an exception, it will be ignored and the next event handler will be called. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Tries to open a connection to the camera until a timeout occurs. +If the camera device is not available, the method tries to access the camera until a timeout occurs. + The timeout period in milliseconds. + The action to perform when the function exits with a timeout. + Returns false if the camera cannot be found or opened. + + + + If the camera is already open, the function returns successfully. + If the camera device is not available, the method tries to rediscover the camera by enumerating all camera devices of the same type or by checking the availability until a timeout occurs or the camera class is disposed. + If the camera is not found, the method returns or throws an exception. The action depends on the parameter. + Calls ) if the camera device has been found by enumeration and it is accessible (see ). + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the camera cannot be opened successfully or if any of the event handlers throws an exception. + + + + Opens a connection to the camera device. + Returns a reference to the opened camera. + + + + If the connection to the camera is already open, the function returns successfully. + The CameraOpening event is fired. The notification of event handlers stops in case any eventhandler throws an exception. + The connection to the camera device is established. + The CameraOpened event is fired if the camera object has been opened successfully. The notification of event handlers stops in case any eventhandler throws an exception. + + + +Opening the camera connection may fail if the camera connection has been already opened by another instance or if a physical connection could not be established. +You can check the current state of a camera by calling CameraFinder::GetDeviceAccessibilityInfo + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the camera cannot be opened successfully or if any of the event handlers throws an exception. + + + + Provides access to camera information. The camera information can be updated if camera properties have changed. +Camera properties may change e.g. if a GigE camera has been assigned a new IP address after reconnection. + The updated camera information. +The properties and the of the updated camera information and the current camera information must be identical. + + Returns information about the camera. + + Returns the camera information collection containing detailed camera information, e.g. name or serial number. + + Preconditions for updating the camera info: +
+ + The camera is closed. + The properties and the of the updated camera information and the current camera information are identical. + The updated camera information is provided by the . + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions when read. Can throw exceptions when set and the preconditions are not met. + + + + Returns the parameter collection of the camera for accessing all parameters. Example: camera.Parameters[PLCamera.Width].GetValue(); + Returns the parameter collection of the camera. + + +You can use the parameter collection to configure the camera device and the camera instance through parameters. +You can access parameters by their name or predefined parameter lists. + + +There are several predefined parameter lists available: +PLCameraPLCameraInstancePLStreamGrabberPLEventGrabberPLTransportLayer +For more information about the parameters, see the documentation for the parameter list. + + +You can access parameters by passing a key from a parameter list to the index operator, e.g. + +camera.Parameters[PLCamera.Width].GetValue(); + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions + + + + Returns the stream grabber of the camera object. + Returns the stream grabber of the camera object. + + +The stream grabber can be used retrieve images from the camera. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the camera device is properly connected to the camera object while the camera object is open. + Returns true if the camera device is properly connected to the camera object while the camera object is open. Returns false if the camera object is closed. + + +Due to technical reasons, the property may not be updated immediately after the first error caused by a device removal occurs. + + +The connection to the camera device can be lost if it is physically disconnected from the PC. + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if camera object has been opened. + Returns true if camera object has been opened. + + +The camera object will not automatically close itself if the connection to the camera device is lost, e.g., if the camera device is physically disconnected from the PC. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the lock of the camera object. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + +Provides convenient access to a camera device. + + + + Describes the accessibility state of a camera device. + +This value will be returned by the CameraFinder.GetDeviceAccessibilityInfo +function and describes the connectivity state of a camera device. +A GigE camera device i.e. may be DeviceAccessibilityInfo.Unknown because of +network configuration. + + + + Returns information about the accessibility of a camera device. + An +object specifying the camera device of which the state is returned. +The methods can be used to retrieve objects. + + Returns a value for the camera device. + + +This function can be used to check if a camera device is currently reachable. +This can be used to prevent errors when opening a camera. + + +Some cameras do not support this feature and may return DeviceAccessibilityInfo.Unknown. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + +Returns updated information of a camera device identified by and . +The properties of a camera device can change for instance if a GigE camera has been removed and has been assigned a new IP address after reconnection. + + Information about a previously found camera device. + +Returns null if the camera device can not be found anymore. Returns if the camera can be found and the information is exactly the same. +Returns a new camera info object if the camera can be found and the camera information has changed. + + + +The updated camera information is obtained by enumerating all cameras of the same device type. If the ICameraInfo object of multiple cameras +needs to be updated the Enumerate method should be used. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + +Retrieves information about cameras of a specific type connected to the system. + + +CDeviceInfo to filter the list of devices. + + +Returns a list of objects that match the filter, one per camera found. +The list is ordered by device type and serial number. Device type order: USB, GigE, +Camera Link, IEEE 1394, other device types ordered by using the < operator, Camera Emulation + + + +The function queries for camera devices of a specific device class connected to the system and +returns a list of objects describing the cameras. +The returned information can be used to create a specific object. +The static class can be used to get a list of valid device type names. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + +Retrieves information about cameras of a specific type connected to the system. + + +The name of the device type to enumerate connected devices. +The static class can be used to get a list of valid device class names. + + +Returns a list of objects, one per camera found. +The list is ordered by serial number + + + +The function queries for camera devices of a specific device class connected to the system and +returns a list of objects describing the cameras. +The returned information can be used to create a specific object. +The static class can be used to get a list of valid device type names. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Retrieves information about cameras connected to the system. + +Returns a list of objects, one for each camera found. +The list is ordered by device type and serial number. Device type order: USB, GigE, +Camera Link, IEEE 1394, other device types ordered by using the < operator, Camera Emulation + + + +The function queries for camera devices connected to the system and returns a list of + objects describing the cameras. +The returned information can be used to create a specific object. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + +The camera finder can be used to query information about camera devices connected to the system. + + + + The device could not be reached or it does not exist. A connection to the device cannot be established. + + + The device is reachable, but already opened exclusively, e.g. by another application. + + + The device is reachable, but can be opened in read only mode only. + + + The device can be opened. + + + The accessibility of the device could not be determined. The state of accessibility is unknown. + + + Provides access to the properties of a camera device. + +The static class can be used to get a list of available camera +info keys. + + + + +USB devices: The transfer mode supported by the device (e.g. direct transfer mode or buffered transfer mode). + + + + +USB devices: The bit mask indicating the supported USB data transfer speeds. + + + + +USB devices: The version of the USB port that the device is connected to. + + + + +USB devices: The USB driver type used by the device. + + + + +USB devices: The driver key name. + + + + +USB devices: The product ID of the device. + + + + +USB devices: The vendor ID of the device. + + + + +USB devices: The index of the device. + + + + +USB devices: The information about the manufacturer of the device. + + + + +USB devices: The GUID of the device. + + + + +Camera Link devices: The initial baud rate of the serial port that the device is connected to. + + + + +Camera Link devices: The ID of the serial port that the device is connected to. + + + + +GigE devices: The persistent IP configuration options of the device. + + + + +GigE devices: The current IP configuration of the device. + + + + +GigE devices: The persistent IP configuration options. + + + + +GigE devices: The address of the network interface that the device is connected to. + + + + +GigE devices: The MAC address of the device in a human readable representation. + + + + +GigE devices: The port number used by the device. + + + + +GigE devices: The subnet mask of the device in a human readable representation. + + + + +GigE devices: The default gateway of the device in a human readable representation. + + + + +GigE devices: The IP address of the device in a human readable representation. + + + + +GigE devices: The socket address of the device in a human readable representation, including the port number. + + + + +The ID of the device (e.g., used by Camera Link and GenTL Consumer). + + + + +The ID of the interface that the device is connected to. + + + + +The transport layer type of the device. + + +The static class can be used to get a list of available transport +layer types. + + + + +The version number of the device. + + + + +The name of the transport layer able to create this device. + + + + +The model name of the device. + + + + +The user-defined name + + + + +The serial number of the device, if supported by the underlying implementation. + + + + +The device type of the device, e.g. Basler1394, BaslerGigE, BaslerUsb, BaslerCameraLink. + + + + +The vendor name of the device. + + + + +The human readable name of the device. + + + + +The full name identifying the device. + + + + +Provides standard camera info key names. + + + + +Value for the CoaXPress transport layer. + + + + +Value for the camera emulator transport layer. + + + + +Value for the Camera Link transport layer. + + + + +Value for the USB3 Vision transport layer. + + + + +Value for the GigE Vision transport layer. + + + + +Provides the names of the transport layer types. + + + + Defines the use of an additional grab loop thread. + + + The user provides code that calls IStreamGrabber.RetrieveResult() in a loop to process grabbed images and camera events. + + + The grab loop thread is provided by the stream grabber. It calls IStreamGrabber.RetrieveResult in a loop. The grabbed images are processed by ImageGrabbed event handlers. The grab loop thread is started when grabbing starts. + + + Lists the possible grab strategies. + + + Image are continuously grabbed, but only the latest PLCameraInstance.OutputQueueSize images are kept. +Other grabbed images are skipped. This strategy can be used if the application does not retrieve all images in time. +The PLCameraInstance.OutputQueueSize parameter can be used to control how many images can be queued in the output queue. +When setting the output queue size to PLCameraInstance.MaxNumBuffer, this strategy is equivalent to GrabStrategy_OneByOne. +This strategy can be used for displaying images or any other use cases that do not require to process every single image, +e.g. some barcode scanning use cases. +By setting PLCameraInstance.OutputQueueSize to 1 and PLCameraInstance.MaxNumBuffer to 2 only a few buffers are required +and if the images cannot be displayed/processed fast enough older images are automatically discarded. +Note that the number buffers set need to be chosen depending on the actual use case. + + + + Images are processed in the order of their arrival. +This is the default grab strategy. +It is typically used for an inspection system that needs to process every triggered image, e.g. for quality control of manufactured items. + + + + Defines how a timeout is handled by a method. + + + An exception is thrown on timeout. + + + The method returns on timeout. The type of data returned depends on the method used. + + + +Retrieves the container with the data components. + + + +Any grab result containing an image can create a data container. +Some cameras can return grab results consisting of multiple components. + + + Preconditions: The grab result must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does throw exceptions. + + + + +Clones the grab result for distribution of the grab result data to different modules. +All clones must be disposed. The cloned grab result references the same grab result data. No grab result data is copied. + + Returns a new grab result referencing the same grab result data. + + +If the grab results are never disposed, the grabbing will stop with an input queue underrun. + + + Error Safety: +
Can throw exceptions. + + + + The number of images that were skipped before this image was acquired. + +Always returns a number larger than or equal 0. This number does not include the +number of images lost in case of a buffer underrun in the driver. + + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The number of the image. + +Always returns a number larger than 0. The counting starts with 1 +and is reset with every call of IStreamGrabber::Start(). + + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The ID of the grabbed image. + + +Always returns a number larger than 0. The counting starts with 1 and is never +reset during the lifetime of the Instant Camera object. + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Get the pointer of the buffer context retrieved when calling . + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The UserData value assigned to the stream grabber object. + + The UserData of the stream grabber is attached to the grab result when +the grab result is retrieved. + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The camera specific tick count. + + +The tick count indicates when the image exposure was started. +Cameras that do not support this feature return zero. If supported, this +can be used to determine which image AOIs were acquired simultaneously. + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The block ID of the grabbed frame. The format of the value depends on the camera device used. + + + IEEE 1394 Camera Devices: The value of Block ID is always UINT64_MAX. + + GigE Camera Devices: The sequence number starts with 1 and wraps at 65535. +The value 0 indicates that this feature is not supported by the camera. + + + USB camera devices: The sequence number starts with 0 and uses the full 64 bit range. + + Attention: +
+A block ID with the value UINT64_MAX indicates that the block ID is invalid and must not be used. + + + + + The current payload size in bytes. + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the CRC checksum of the buffer is valid. + Returns true if the CRC checksum is valid. + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the buffer has a CRC checksum attached. +A CRC checksum needs to be activated for the camera device. See the PayloadCRC16 chunk. + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The collection of attached chunk data. + + The returned collection can be empty. + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if chunk data is available. + + +This is the case if: a) the chunk mode is enabled for the camera device, +b) the parameter of the camera object is set to true (default setting), +c) chunk data node maps are supported by the transport layer of the camera device. + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Description of the error generated when an image cannot be grabbed successfully (GrabSucceeded is false). + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The error code generated when an image cannot be grabbed successfully (GrabSucceeded is false). + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if an image has been grabbed successfully. + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Vertical offset from the top of the sensor to the image ROI. + +Vertical offset from the top of the sensor to the image ROI. +This specifies the position of the image ROI. +Only defined if the grab result contains image data. + + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Horizontal offset from the left side of the sensor to the image ROI. + +Horizontal offset from the left side of the sensor to the image ROI. +This specifies the position of the image ROI. +Only defined if the grab result contains image data. + + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The number of data bytes added to the end of the image data. + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The payload type. + + + Error Safety: +
Does not throw exceptions. + + + + +Interface of the grab result data. + + + +The grab result controls the reuse and the lifetime of the referenced pixel data buffer. +If the original and all cloned grab results referencing a pixel data buffer are disposed, +the pixel data buffer is freed or reused by the camera stream grabber (depending on the used buffer type). +The data and the pixel data buffer are still valid after the original camera object has been disposed. + + +If the grab results are never disposed, the grabbing will stop with an input queue underrun. + + +The grab result interface is derived from . The IImage interface provides the property . +The grab result is considered a valid image if the is defined and + and are larger than zero. +The is provided as a byte array if no custom buffer factory is used. +With a custom buffer factory the provided type is dependent on its specific implementation. + + + + + + Enabling this setting will use Extended ID if it is supported by the camera and driver. If it is not supported, it will not be used and this setting has no negative side effects. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + If larger than 0, a static chunk node map pool is used instead of dynamic chunk node map creation. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + The size of the grab result buffer output queue. + Visibility: Expert + + + + + The number of grab result buffers in the output queue that are ready for retrieval. + Visibility: Expert + + + + + + + This is the number of buffers that are queued for grabbing in the stream grabber. + The number is influenced by the number of available free buffers and the + maximum number of buffers that can be queued. + See also the MaxNumBuffer and MaxNumQueuedBuffer parameters. + + This parameter can be used to check whether the number of buffers ready for grabbing + is stable, which means that the image processing is fast enough to keep up with the + rate of incoming images when using the GrabStrategy_OneByOne grab strategy. + + + Visibility: Expert + + + + + The number of empty buffers that are not used for grabbing yet. + Visibility: Expert + + + + + The camera object is set to monitor mode when enabled, e.g. when using the GigE multicast feature. Is writable when the camera object is closed. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + The migration mode is set up according to this setting at defined points e.g., when the camera is opened. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + The maximum number of buffers that are queued in the stream grabber input queue. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + The maximum number of grab results available at any time during a grab session. This value can be limited to save resources. Furthermore, it can be used to check that the grab results are returned correctly. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + The maximum number of buffers that are allocated and used for grabbing. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + If enabled, the user can set a custom priority for the internal grab engine thread operating the stream grabber. Otherwise the priority defaults to 25. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + This value sets the absolute thread priority for the internal grab engine thread operating the stream grabber. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + If enabled, the user can set a custom timeout for the grab loop thread's call to RetrieveResult. RetrieveResult is configured to throw an exception on timeout, which will stop the grab session. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + A custom timeout for the grab loop thread's call to RetrieveResult. RetrieveResult is configured to throw an exception on timeout, which will stop the grab session. + Visibility: Beginner + + + + + If enabled, the user can set a custom priority for the grab loop thread. Otherwise, the priority of the newly created thread is not changed. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + This value sets the absolute thread priority for the grab loop thread. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + Enables/disables the grabbing of camera events while images are grabbed. Is writable when the camera object is closed. + Visibility: Expert + + + + + If set, all buffers will be cleared (set to 0) before grabbing an image. Note that this requires additional processing time per frame. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + Enables/disables the use of a chunk node map for each grab result. Grab result chunk node maps can be disabled to save resources. + Visibility: Guru + + + + + If set, this will automatically execute AcquisitionStart when calling StartGrabbing and AcquisitionStop when calling StopGrabbing. This option is enabled by default. + Visibility: Guru + + + + List of all parameter names available for CameraInstance + + + Saves the parameters to a file. + Name and path of the parameter file. + The parameter path identifying the set of parameters to save, e.g. . + + +The parameter source needs to be open in order for this to succeed. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Loads the parameters from a file. + Name and path of the parameter file. + The parameter path identifying the set of parameters to load, e.g. . + + +The parameter source needs to be open in order for this to succeed. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Checks whether a parameter of type array is available. + The type, path and name of the parameter. + True if the parameter is available and the type matches. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Checks whether a parameter of type enum is available. + The type, path and name of the parameter. + True if the parameter is available and the type matches. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Checks whether a parameter of type string is available. + The type, path and name of the parameter. + True if the parameter is available and the type matches. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Checks whether a parameter of type command is available. + The type, path and name of the parameter. + True if the parameter is available and the type matches. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Checks whether a parameter of type boolean is available. + The type, path and name of the parameter. + True if the parameter is available and the type matches. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Checks whether a parameter of type float is available. + The type, path and name of the parameter. + True if the parameter is available and the type matches. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Checks whether a parameter of type integer is available. + The type, path and name of the parameter. + True if the parameter is available and the type matches. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Looks up a parameter of type array and returns it. +If no parameter with the given name has been found, an empty parameter is returned to simplify handling. + Defines the type, path, and name of the parameter. + The found parameter or an empty parameter object of the given type that is never readable or writable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the given type does not match the type of the parameter found. + + + + Looks up a parameter of type enum and returns it. +If no parameter with the given name has been found, an empty parameter is returned to simplify handling. + Defines the type, path, and name of the parameter. + The found parameter or an empty parameter object of the given type that is never readable or writable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the given type does not match the type of the parameter found. + + + + Looks up a parameter of type string and returns it. +If no parameter with the given name has been found, an empty parameter is returned to simplify handling. + Defines the type, path, and name of the parameter. + The found parameter or an empty parameter object of the given type that is never readable or writable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the given type does not match the type of the parameter found. + + + + Looks up a parameter of type command and returns it. +If no parameter with the given name has been found, an empty parameter is returned to simplify handling. + Defines the type, path, and name of the parameter. + The found parameter or an empty parameter object of the given type that is never readable or writable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the given type does not match the type of the parameter found. + + + + Looks up a parameter of type boolean and returns it. +If no parameter with the given name has been found, an empty parameter is returned to simplify handling. + Defines the type, path, and name of the parameter. + The parameter found or an empty parameter object of the given type. An empty parameter is never readable or writable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the given type does not match the type of the parameter found. + + + + Looks up a parameter of type float and returns it. +If no parameter with the given name has been found, an empty parameter is returned to simplify handling. + Defines the type, path, and name of the parameter. + The parameter found or an empty parameter object of the given type. An empty parameter is never readable or writable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the given type does not match the type of the parameter found. + + + + Looks up a parameter of type integer and returns it. +If no parameter with the given name has been found, an empty parameter is returned to simplify handling. + Defines the type, path, and name of the parameter. + The parameter found or an empty parameter object of the given type. An empty parameter is never readable or writable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the given type does not match the type of the parameter found. + + + + Looks up a parameter of any type and returns it. If no parameter with the given name has been found, an empty parameter is returned to simplify handling. + Defines the path and the name of the parameter. + The parameter found or an empty parameter object. An empty parameter is never readable or writable. +The returned parameter can be casted to its specialized type afterwards. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the given type does not match the type of the parameter found. + + + + Indicates if a parameter of any type is available. + The path and name of the parameter. + True if the parameter is available. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Advanced: Gets the relation of one parameter to other parameters. + The name of the parameter. + The type of the parameter relation. + Filter parameters that are not user parameters. + Returns a list of the related parameter names. Returns Enumerable.Empty<string>() if no relation exists. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. Triggered event handlers can throw exceptions. + + + + Advanced: Poll all parameters that have polling time. If the elapsed time is larger than the polling time of the parameter, fire parameter changed events. + The elapsed time, e.g. between two calls, in milliseconds. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. Triggered event handlers can throw exceptions. + + + + Advanced: Invalidates all cached values for all parameters. See for more information. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Represents a collection of parameters that are identified by a path, a name, and a type. + + +Every parameter collection has a main parameter path. When looking up parameters of the main path, the path can be omitted. +The definition of a main parameter path depends on the source of the related parameter collection. +For simplicity, a combination of path, name, and type is referred to as parameter name, analogous to file names. + + + Examples: +
+ + Parameter name without path: "Width" + Parameter name with path: "@CameraDevice/Width" + Parameter name with name cast for defining the parameter type: (IntegerName) "@CameraDevice/Width" + + + +For ease of use, several predefined lists of parameter names are available, e.g. PLCamera. + + +If a requested parameter does not exist, an empty parameter object will be returned to simplify handling. +An empty parameter is never readable or writable. + + +A parameter collection is enumerable. The enumerator lists all user parameters. + + + + + The enum parameter name as string. + Returns the enum parameter name as string. The name can include path information. + + + The enum parameter name as string. + + + The class EnumNameProvider can be automatically converted into an EnumName. + The name of the parameter. Must be an object deriving from EnumNameProvider. + Returns the enum parameter name. + + + Creates an enum parameter name from a string. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + Returns the enum parameter name. + + + Creates an enum parameter name. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + + + Defines an enum parameter name by combining the parameter name string and the parameter type information. + + + The array parameter name as string. + Returns the array parameter name as string. The name can include path information. + + + The array parameter name as string. + + + Creates an array parameter name from a string. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + Returns the array parameter name. + + + Creates an array parameter name. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + + + Defines an array parameter name by combining the parameter name string and the parameter type information. + + + The name of the enum parameter as string. + + + + Advanced: This class is used to create parameter lists. + + + The string parameter name as string. + Returns the string parameter name as string. The name can include path information. + + + The string parameter name as string. + + + Creates a string parameter name from a string. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + Returns the string parameter name. + + + Creates a string parameter name. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + + + Defines a string parameter name by combining the parameter name string and the parameter type information. + + + Returns the command parameter name as string. + Returns the command parameter name as string. The name can include path information. + + + Returns the command parameter name as string. + + + A cast can be used to create a command parameter name from a string. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + Returns the command parameter name. + + + Create a command parameter name. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + + + Defines a command parameter name by combining the parameter name string and the parameter type information. + + + The boolean parameter name as string. + Returns the boolean parameter name as string. The name can include path information. + + + The boolean parameter name as string. + + + Creates a boolean parameter name from a string. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + Returns the boolean parameter name. + + + Creates a boolean parameter name. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + + + Defines a boolean parameter name by combining the parameter name string and the parameter type information. + + + The float parameter name as string. + Returns the float parameter name as string. The name can include path information. + + + The float parameter name as string. + + + Creates a float parameter name from a string. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + Returns the float parameter name. + + + Creates a float parameter name. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + + + Defines a float parameter name by combining the parameter name string and the parameter type information. + + + The integer parameter name as string. + Returns the integer parameter name as string. The name can include path information. + + + The integer parameter name as string. + + + Creates an integer parameter name from a string. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + Returns the integer parameter name. + + + Creates an integer parameter name. + The name of the parameter as string. The name can include path information. + + + Defines an integer parameter name by combining the parameter name string and the parameter type information. + + + Lists possible relationships between parameters. + + + Parameter selected by other parameters. + + + Parameter selects other parameters. + + + Parameter groups other parameters. + + + Retrieves the length in bytes. + Returns the length in bytes. + + + Writes data from the array passed. + The value type of the one-dimensional array containing the data to store. + The one-dimensional array containing the data to store. + + +The number of bytes written is determined by the GetLength parameter and the size of an element in the array. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The array must be one-dimensional and elements must be value types. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing fails or if the array is not initialized + + + + Writes data from the buffer. + The memory pointer to read the data from. + The number of bytes to read from the buffer and write to the address. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing fails or if the pointer is invalid. + + + + Reads data into the array passed. + The value type of the one-dimensional array to store the data read. + The one-dimensional array to store the data read. + + +Some cameras may not report a failure if an error occurs and return 0 data instead. + + +The number of bytes read is determined by the GetLength parameter and the size of an element in the array. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The array must be one-dimensional and elements must be value types. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading fails or if the array is not initialized. + + + + Reads data into the buffer passed. + The memory pointer to store the data read. + The number of bytes to read. + + +Some cameras may not report a failure if an error occurs and return 0 data instead. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading fails or if the pointer is invalid. + + + + Interface class for array parameter access. + + + Gets the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + Returns the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + The interface of the parameter. + The default value returned if the parameter is not readable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided boolean value if the parameter is writable. + Returns false if the parameter is not writable. + The interface of the parameter. + The boolean value to set. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met or if writing the value fails. + + + + + Extension class for the boolean parameter interface. + + + Gets the current parameter value. + Returns the current boolean value. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided boolean value. + The boolean value to set. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails or if the parameter is not writable. + + + + Interface class for boolean parameters. + + + Gets the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + Returns the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + The interface of the parameter. + The default value returned if the parameter is not readable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value if the parameter is writable. + Returns false if the parameter is not writable. + The interface of the parameter. + The string value to set. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The length of the string must be less than GetMaxLength(). + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met or if writing the value fails. + + + + + Extension class for the string parameter interface. + + + Gets the maximum length of the string parameter. + Returns the maximum number of characters the string parameter supports. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Gets the current parameter value. + Returns the current parameter value. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value. + The string to set. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The length of the string must be less than GetMaxLength(). + The parameter must be writable. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails or if the parameter is not writable. + + + + Interface class for string parameters. + + + Sets the parameter value to the minimum possible value if the parameter is readable and writable. + Returns true if the minimum value has been set. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading or writing fails. + + + + Sets the parameter value to the maximum possible value if the parameter is readable and writable. + Returns true if the maximum value has been set. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading or writing fails. + + + + Sets the parameter value to the minimum possible value. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The parameter must be readable. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not writable, not readable, or if reading or writing fails. + + + + Sets the parameter value to the maximum possible value. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The parameter must be readable. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not writable, not readable, or if reading or writing fails. + + + + If the parameter is writable and readable, the provided value in percentage of range (simplified): ((max - min) * (percentOfRange / 100.0)) + min is set. +The computed value is always corrected to the nearest valid value. + Returns true if the a value has been set. + The interface of the parameter. + Percent of min/max range. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value to a value within the range, using this formula (simplified): ((maxRange - minRange) * (percentOfRange / 100.0)) + minRange. +The computed value is always corrected to the nearest valid value. + The interface of the parameter. + The percentage of the range to be used in the calculation. + + The parameter must be writable. + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The parameter must be readable. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails. + + + + Returns the current value in percent of minimum/maximum range. + The interface of the parameter. + Returns the current value in percent of minimum/maximum range. Returns 100 if minimum equals maximum. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value. The value is automatically corrected if needed. + The interface of the parameter. + The value to set. + The correction method. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The parameter must be readable. + + + Calls if equals IntegerValueCorrection.None. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met or if writing the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value if the parameter is writable and readable. The value is automatically corrected if needed. + Returns false if the parameter is not readable or not writable. + The interface of the parameter. + The value to set. + The correction method. + + Calls if equals IntegerValueCorrection.None. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails. + + + + Gets the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + Returns the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + The interface of the parameter. + The default value returned if the parameter is not readable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exception if reading the value fails. + + + + Sets the value passed if the parameter is writable. +The value must be in the valid range and the increment must be correct. + Returns false if the parameter is not writable. + The interface of the parameter. + The value to set. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The passed value must be >= GetMinimum(). + The passed value must be <= GetMaximum(). + The passed value must be aligned to the increment returned by GetIncrement(). + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met or if writing the value fails. + + + + + Extension class for the integer parameter interface. + + + Gets the increment value of the current parameter. + Returns the increment value of the current parameter. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Gets the minimum value of the current parameter. + Returns the minimum value of the current parameter. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Gets the maximum value of the current parameter. + Returns the maximum value of the current parameter. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Gets the current parameter value. + Returns the current parameter value. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value. + The value to set. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The value passed must be >= GetMinimum(). + The value passed must be <= GetMaximum(). + The value passed must be aligned to the increment returned by GetIncrement(). + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails, if the value is out of bounds, if the alignment is not correct, or if the parameter is not writable. + + + + Interface class for integer parameters. + + + Lists possible integer value corrections. + + + Correct the value by rounding up or down to the nearest valid value. +If the correction in each direction is equal, the value will be corrected by rounding up to the nearest valid value. +If the value is lower/higher than the minimum/maximum in the range of valid values, correct the value to the minimum/maximum. + + + Correct the value by rounding down to the nearest valid value. +If the value is lower/higher than the minimum/maximum in the range of valid values, correct the value to the minimum/maximum. + + + Correct the value by rounding up to the nearest valid value. +If the value is lower/higher than the minimum/maximum in the range of valid values, correct the value to the minimum/maximum. + + + No correction will be applied. If the value is not valid for the parameter, an exception will be thrown. + + + Sets the first valid value from a list of values if the parameter is writable. + The interface of the parameter. + The list of possible values to set. + Returns false if the parameter is not writable. + + + Preconditions: At least one value contained in the passed list must be contained in the set of settable enumeration values. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not writable, no value is valid, or writing the value fails. + + + + Sets the first valid value from a list of values. + The interface of the parameter. + The list of possible values to set. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + At least one value contained in the list passed must be contained in the set of settable enumeration values. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not writable, no value is valid, or writing the value fails. + + + + Sets the value passed if the parameter is writable +and the value is contained in the set of settable enumeration values. + Returns false if the parameter is not writable or the value is not contained in the set of settable enumeration values. + The interface of the parameter. + The value to set. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met or if writing the value fails. + + + + Gets the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + Returns the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + The interface of the parameter. + The default value returned if the parameter is not readable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading the value fails. + + + + + Extension class for the enumeration parameter interface. + + + Gets the interface that provides access to properties of an enum value. + The value to look up. + Returns the interface that provides access to properties of an enum value. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be readable. + The value must be contained in the set of of all enumeration values. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if the value is not valid. + + + + Gets the current parameter value. + Returns the current parameter value. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Gets a list of all values of the enumeration including the values that are currently not settable. + Returns a list of all values of the enumeration including the values that are currently not settable. + + To iterate over all settable values use foreach(String entry in IEnumParameter). + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Sets the provided value. + The value to set. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The value must be contained in the set of settable enumeration values. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not writable, the value is not valid, or writing the value fails. + + + + Indicates if the value passed can be set. + The value to be checked. + Returns true if the value can be set, otherwise false. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Interface class for enumeration parameters. An enumeration parameter is enumerable. +The enumerator lists all currently settable values. + + + Sets the parameter value to the minimum possible value if the parameter is readable and writable. + Returns true if the minimum value has been set. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading or writing fails. + + + + Sets the parameter value to the maximum possible value if the parameter is readable and writable. + Returns true if the maximum value has been set. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if reading or writing fails. + + + + Sets the parameter value to the minimum possible value. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The parameter must be readable. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not writable, not readable, or if reading or writing fails. + + + + Sets the parameter value to the maximum possible value. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The parameter must be readable. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not writable, not readable, or if reading or writing fails. + + + + If the parameter is writable and readable, sets the value passed to a value within the range, using this formula (simplified): ((max - min) * (percentOfRange / 100.0)) + min + Returns true if the value has been set. + The interface of the parameter. + The percentage of the range used in the calculation. Valid values are in the range of 0 to 100. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value to a value within the range, using this formula (simplified): ((max - min) * (percentOfRange / 100.0)) + min. + The interface of the parameter. + The percentage of the range to be used in the calculation. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The parameter must be readable. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails. + + + + Returns the current value in percent of minimum/maximum range. + Returns the current value in percent of minimum/maximum range. Returns 100 if minimum equals maximum. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value. The value is automatically corrected if needed. + The interface of the parameter. + The value to set. + The correction method. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The parameter must be readable. + + + Calls if equals FloatValueCorrection.None. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met or if writing the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value if the parameter is writable and readable. The value is automatically corrected if needed. + Returns false if the parameter is not readable or not writable. + The interface of the parameter. + The value to set. + The correction method. + + Calls if equals FloatValueCorrection.None. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails. + + + + Gets the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + Returns the parameter value if the parameter is readable. Otherwise, returns the default value. + The interface of the parameter. + The default value returned if the parameter is not readable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exception if reading the value fails. + + + + Sets the value passed if the parameter is writable. +The value must be in the valid range and the increment must be correct. + Returns false if the parameter is not writable. + The interface of the parameter. + The value to set. + + If the float parameter has an increment, the increment is automatically corrected. + + Preconditions: +
+ + The passed value must be >= GetMinimum(). + The passed value must be <= GetMaximum(). + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the preconditions are not met or if writing the value fails. + + + + + Extension class for the float parameter interface. + + + Gets the increment value of the current parameter. Returns null if the parameter does not have an increment. + Returns the increment value of the current parameter. Returns null if the parameter does not have an increment. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Gets the minimum value of the current parameter. + Returns the minimum value of the current parameter. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Gets the maximum value of the current parameter. + Returns the maximum value of the current parameter. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Gets the current parameter value. + Returns the current parameter value. + + + Preconditions: The parameter must be readable. + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not readable or if reading the value fails. + + + + Sets the provided value. + The value to set. + + If the float parameter has an increment, the increment is automatically corrected. + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The value passed must be >= GetMinimum(). + The value passed must be <= GetMaximum(). + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if writing the value fails, if the value is out of bounds, if the alignment is not correct, or if the parameter is not writable. + + + + Interface class for float parameters. + + + Lists possible float value correction strategies. + + + If the value is not in the valid range, correct the value to the valid range. + + + No correction will be applied. If the value isn't a valid value for the parameter, an exception will be thrown. + + + Executes the command and returns immediately if the parameter is writable. + Returns false if the parameter is not writable. + The interface of the parameter. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if accessing the camera failed. + + + + + Extension class for the command parameter interface. + + + Indicates if the command is currently executing. + Returns true if the command is currently executing, otherwise false. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if accessing the camera failed. + + + + Executes the command and returns immediately. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions if the parameter is not writable or if accessing the camera failed. + + + + Interface class for command parameters. + + + This event fires after the parameter value has changed. + + + Thread Safety: The firing of the event is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Exceptions from this event will propagate through. The notification of event handlers stops when an exception is triggered. + + + + This event fires after any of the parameter properties (value, readability, writability, or advanced parameter settings) have changed. + + + Thread Safety: The firing of the event is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection. + + Error Safety: Exceptions from this event will propagate through. The notification of event handlers stops when an exception is triggered. + + + + The advanced parameter settings, if available. + Returns advanced parameter settings. Returns null if no advanced parameter settings are available. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Parses the value as string and sets the value. + The value as string. + + + Preconditions: +
+ + The parameter must be writable. + The value must be valid. + + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions, e.g. if parsing or writing the value fails. + + + + The parameter value as a string. + Returns the parameter value as a string. If the value could not be read, one of the following strings are returned: <not readable>, <error> or <disposed> + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the parameter is empty. If true, the parameter is invalid or does not exist. +If a requested parameter does not exist in a parameter collection, an empty parameter object will be returned to simplify handling. +An empty parameter is never readable or writable. + + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety:Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the parameter is writable. + Returns true if the parameter is writable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the parameter is readable. + Returns true if the parameter is readable. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The full name of the parameter including path information. + Returns the full name of the parameter. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The name of the parameter without path information. + Returns the name of the parameter without path information. + + + Thread Safety: This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Interface base class of all parameters. + + + The current value of the parameter. + + + The previous value of the parameter. + + + The parameter instance. + + + Creates the object. + The sender of the event. + The value before value change. + The value after value change. + + + Event arguments used when a parameter value change event is raised from interface class IParameter. + + +To avoid additional read operations you should use the properties passed in this class. + + + + + The parameter instance. + + + Creates the object. + The sender of the event. + + + Event arguments used when a parameter change event is raised from interface class IParameter. + + + Advanced: Returns the object used to lock access to the parameter. + Returns the object used to lock access to the parameter. If there is no lock object a null reference will be returned. + + +Returns the object used to lock the access to the parameter. +This is an advanced function. + + +For each successful acquisition of the lock you must release the lock. +Failure to do so may result in lockups and indeterministic behaviour of pylon objects. + + + Thread Safety:This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety:Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Invalidates all cached values. + + +Some parameter values are cached, e.g. to minimize the overhead while communicating with a camera device. +You can call this method to force an invalidation of the cached values. +On the next read of the parameter, the value will be read from the source instead of returning a cached value. +This will raise a ParameterChanged event. +This method can be used to reread the value in the ParameterChanged event handler. + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety:Can throw exceptions. Parameter event handlers can throw exceptions. + + + + Sets the value for the property specified by the key. + String containing the name of the property. You can use the class to get a list of possible values. + String containing the value of the property to set. + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. Throws a System.ArgumentNullException if the passed is null. +Throws a System.NotSupportedException if writing the passed is not supported. + + + + Gets the property value if the given property key exists. Otherwise, returns the default value. + Returns the property value if the given property key exists. Otherwise, returns the default value. + The key of the property to look up. The comparison is case sensitive. + The default value returned if the property key is not found. + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. + + + + Returns the value for the property specified by the key. + Returns the string value for the property specified by the key. + String containing the name of the property. You can use the class to get a list of possible values. + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety: Can throw exceptions. Throws a System.ArgumentNullException if the passed is null. +Throws a System.NotSupportedException if the passed is not supported. + + + + Returns true if the property key passed exists. + String containing the name of the property. You can use the class to get a list of possible values. + Returns true if the property key passed exists. + + + Thread Safety:This method is synchronized with the source of the parameter collection, if any. + + Error Safety:Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Provides advanced parameter services. + + + +The precision that should be used to display the parameter. + + + + +Indicates how the parameter should be displayed. + + + + +The unit of the parameter. + + + + +The string representation of the parameter value, depending on the parameter type (e.g. fixed or scientific notation for float parameters). + + + + +Indicates if the parameter is a feature or an internal parameter. + + + + +The type of the principal interface. + + + + +The access mode of the parameter. The AccessMode parameter is writable. Valid values are NI (not implemented), NA (not available), WO (write only), RO (read only), and RW (read/write). + + + + +Indicates if the parameter is streamable. + + + + +The event identifier. + + + + +The name of the device port. + + + + +The interval between polling for the parameter value. + + + + +Information on the caching mode. + + + + +Indicates if the access mode value of the parameter is cacheable. + + + + +Indicates if the parameter value is cacheable. + + + + +The namespace defining the parameter name. + + + + +The visibility level of the parameter. The Visibility parameter is writable. Valid values are 'Beginner', 'Expert', 'Guru', and 'Invisible'. + + + + +Indicates if the parameter is deprecated. + + + + +The URL of the documentation. + + + + +The displayed name of the parameter. + + + + +The description of the parameter. + + + + +The short description of the parameter, e.g. for display in a tool tip. + + + + +Provides advanced parameter information + + + + Gets the property value if the given property key exists. Otherwise, returns the default value. + Returns the property value if the given property key exists. Otherwise, returns the default value. + The key of the property to look up. The lookup is case sensitive. + The default value returned if the property key is not found. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws a System.ArgumentNullException if the passed is null. + + + + +Indicates if the item has a specific property. + + The key of the property to look up. The lookup is case sensitive. + Returns true if the property exists. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws a System.ArgumentNullException if the passed is null. + + + + +Retrieves the value of the specified property. + + The key of the property to look up. The lookup is case sensitive. + Returns the value of the property. + + + Thread Safety: This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws a System.ArgumentNullException if the passed is null. +Throws a System.NotSupportedException if the passed does not exist in the info object. + + + + +Provides access to the properties of an info object. + + + + +Create a data container from a file. + + Path to an existing file. + Returns a data container. + + + Thread Safety:This method is thread-safe. + + Error Safety:This method throws + + FileLoadException if the file cannot be loaded. + + FileNotFoundException if the file was not found. + + + + +Provides a factory for data container. + + + + +Frees a previously allocated buffer. + + The pointer to the allocated object. Created by this factory. + The pointer to the allocated buffer. Created by this factory. + User data information of the buffer returned by . + + + Thread Safety: This method must be thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Must not throw exceptions. + + + + +Allocates a buffer and provides additional context information. + + The size of the buffer in bytes that has to be allocated. + Underlying object (e.g., of bytes) that is used for providing createdPinnedBuffer. This object is provided when FreeBuffer() is called. + Return the pointer to the allocated and pinned buffer. This pointer is provided when FreeBuffer() is called. + User data information that belongs to the buffer. This user data information is provided when FreeBuffer() is called. The value can be left unchanged if not needed. + + + Thread Safety: This method must be thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Must throw an exception if the allocation fails. + + + + + Implement this interface to provide custom memory allocation. + + + + The video writer parameter path. + + + The image format converter parameter path. + + + The event grabber. + + + The chunk data of the grab result. + + + The device transport layer. + + + The interface (only available for interface objects). + + + The stream grabber, number 0. + + + The camera device. + + + The camera object instance. + + + Lists common objects. + + + +Load the data container from a file. + + Path to an existing file. + + + Postconditions: The data container is valid. + + Thread Safety:This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety:This method throws + + FileLoadException If the file cannot be loaded. + + FileNotFoundException If the file was not found. + + + + +Store the data container as a file. + + Path to a file. + + + Preconditions: The data container must be valid. + + Thread Safety: The method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Throws exceptions if the container cannot be saved. + + + + + Get access to the data components via IEnumerable interface. + + +Returns an IEnumerator object that can be used to iterate through +the collection of data components, e.g., in a foreach loop. + + + + Preconditions: The data container must be valid. + + Thread Safety: The method is not thread-safe. + + + + +Random access to items per index. + + The index of an item. + Returns a single data component. + + + Preconditions: The data container must be valid. + + Thread Safety: The method is not thread-safe. + + + Error Safety:Throws exception if index is out of range. + + + + +The number of components available in the container. + + + + Preconditions: The data container must be valid. + + Thread Safety:This method is not thread-safe. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + +Provides methods for accessing grab results consisting of multiple components + + + +Some cameras can return complex grab results consisting of multiple components. +For example, Basler blaze cameras return a data stream that is composed of range, +intensity, and confidence components. To access the individual components, you +can use the class. + + +An IDataContainer can hold one or more components. You can obtain a container +by calling IGrabResult::Container. You can then use the container +to query for the number of components by calling . +To retrieve a specific component, you can call . +Each component in the container can be used to access the actual data, e.g., the +range values, and its metadata. +To iterate through the components, use an enumerator returned by +. If you use a foreach loop as in the + example below, this is called implicitly. + + +A container can be stored on disk using or restored +from disk using . + + Any IDataContainer or IDataComponent must be disposed explicitly. + + This sample shows how the enumerator is used implicitly. + +// Retrieve a grab result and show all data components. +IGrabResult grabResult = camera.StreamGrabber.RetrieveResult( 5000, TimeoutHandling.ThrowException ); + +Console.WriteLine( "Found {0} components in the container.", grabResult.Container.Count ); +// Display each component in a separate window. +int displayId = 1; +foreach( IDataComponent dataComponent in grabResult.Container ) +{ + if (dataComponent.IsValid) + { + Console.WriteLine( "Component type {0}", dataComponent.ComponentType.ToString() ); + Console.WriteLine( "2D Size is {0}*{1} pixel", dataComponent.Width, dataComponent.Height ); + Console.WriteLine( "Origins from ({0},{1})", dataComponent.OffsetX, dataComponent.OffsetY ); + Console.WriteLine( "Pixel type is {0}", dataComponent.PixelTypeValue.ToString() ); + Console.WriteLine( "Timestamp is {0}", dataComponent.Timestamp ); + Console.WriteLine( "See image in display {0}:", displayId ); + dataComponent.Display( displayId ); + } +} + + + + The vertical orientation of the pixel data stored in memory. + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates when the image was taken. + + Returns the camera-specific time the data was created on the camera or 0 if the time is not available. + Timestamp generation is available only on some camera models. + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + + The pointer to the pixel data buffer. + The pointer is provided without computational overhead. + Use to access the pixel data buffer like an array. + + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + + The pixel data buffer.The type of the object containing the buffer depends on the class implementing this interface. + The pixel data buffer is provided as an array of a type appropriate for the respective pixel type, e.g., UInt16 for Mono16 or Byte for Mono8. + The pixel data is copied when the PixelData function is called. + Use to access the pixel data buffer without creating a copy. + + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The number of data bytes added to the end of each row. + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The number of image rows from the origin. + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The number of image columns from the origin. + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The height of the image in pixels, i.e., the number of image rows. + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The width of the image in pixels, i.e., the number of image columns. + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The pixel type. + + +Not all components contain pixel data. Only components of type ComponentType_Intensity, + ComponentType_Range, and ComponentType_Confidence return a valid pixel type + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The component type. + + + Preconditions: The data component must be valid. + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the component is valid. + Returns true if the component is valid. + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + +Provides methods for accessing a single data component. + + + +Some cameras can return complex grab results consisting of multiple components. +For example, Basler blaze cameras return a data stream that is composed of range, +intensity, and confidence components. To access the individual components, you +can use the IDataContainer class. + + +Each component in the container can be used to access the actual data, e.g., the range +values, and its metadata. +Before accessing the data, check the property. +The position and the size can be retrieved with / + and / . To get access +to the pixel data, call or . + + Any IDataContainer or IDataComponent must be disposed explicitly. + + Thread Safety : +This class is not thread-safe. If you access the same instance from multiple threads, +you must make sure to synchronize the access accordingly. + + + + + Provides standard component types. + + + +Component contains confidence value. + + + + +Component contains range values. + + + + +Component contains intensity values. + + + + +The component type is not known or hasn't been set. + + + + The list of possible payload types. + + + The buffer contains device specific data. + + + The buffer contains GenDC container. + + + The buffer contains chunk data. + + + The buffer contains file data. + + + The buffer contains raw data. + + + The buffer contains image data. + + + Undefined payload type. + + + Computes the stride of the image in bytes. Returns null if the stride cannot be computed. + The interface of the image. + Returns the stride of the image in bytes. Returns null if the stride cannot be computed. + + +The stride indicates the distance in bytes from the beginning of one image row to the beginning of the next row. +For planar pixel types, the returned value represents the stride of a plane. + + +The stride in bytes cannot be computed for packed image format when the stride is not byte aligned and paddingX == 0. +If paddingX is larger than zero and the stride without padding is not byte aligned, the rest of the partially +filled byte is considered as padding. For example, if padding is set to 10, pixelType is PixelType_Mono12packed, + and the image width is 5, the stride without padding is 12 * 5 = 60 bits = 7.5 bytes. +The remaining 0.5 are considered as padding, which results in a stride of 18 bytes. + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + + Extends the interface. + + + The vertical orientation of the pixel data stored in memory. + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The number of data bytes added to the end of each row. + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The height of the image in pixels, i.e. the number of image rows. + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The width of the image in pixels, i.e. the number of image columns. + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The pixel type. + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The pointer to the pixel data buffer. + + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + The pixel data buffer. The type of the object containing the buffer depends on the class implementing this interface. +The pixel data buffer is provided as a byte array if no custom buffer factory is used. With a custom buffer factory the provided type is dependent on its specific implementation. + + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + + Indicates if the image is valid. + Returns true if the image is valid. + + + Error Safety: Does not throw exceptions. + + + Provides access to image properties and image buffer. + + + Computes the buffer size in byte. + The pixel type tested. + The width of the image in pixel. + The height of the image in pixel. + The line end padding in byte. + the buffer size in bytes needed by the given image dimensions. + + + Preconditions for calculating the buffer size: +
+ + The pixelType is not PixelType.Undefined. + The width is positive. + The height is positive. + The paddingX is positive. + + + + + + Returns the bit depth of a pixel value in bits. + The pixel type tested. + Returns the bit depth of a pixel value in bits. + + + Returns the minimum step size expressed in pixels for extracting an AOI. + The pixel type tested. + Returns the minimum step size expressed in pixels for extracting an AOI. + + + Returns the minimum step size expressed in pixels for extracting an AOI. + The pixel type tested. + Returns the minimum step size expressed in pixels for extracting an AOI. + + + Returns true if a given pixel type represents a floating point number. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true if a given pixel type represents a floating point number. + + + Returns true when an the image using the given pixel type has an alpha channel. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when an the image using the given pixel type has an alpha channel. + + + Returns true when an image using the given pixel type is a color image (RGB/BGR/RGBA/BGRA etc.) or Bayer. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when an image using the given pixel type is a color image (RGB/BGR/RGBA/BGRA etc.) or Bayer. + + + Returns true when an image using the given pixel type is monochrome, e.g. Mono8. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when an image using the given pixel type is monochrome, e.g. Mono8. + + + Returns true when a given pixel is monochrome, e.g. Mono8 or BayerGR8. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when a given pixel is monochrome, e.g. Mono8 or BayerGR8. + + + Returns true when the pixel type represents a Bayer format. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when the pixel type represents a Bayer format. + + + Returns true when the pixel type represents a BGR or BGRA format. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when the pixel type represents a BGR or BGRA format. + + + Returns true when the pixel type represents a BGRA format. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when the pixel type represents a BGRA format. + + + Returns true when the pixel type represents an RGB or RGBA format. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when the pixel type represents an RGB or RGBA format. + + + Returns true when the pixel type represents an RGBA format. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when the pixel type represents an RGBA format. + + + Returns true when the pixel type represents a YUV format. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true when the pixel type represents a YUV format. + + + Returns the number of values measured per pixel. + The pixel type tested. + Returns the number of values measured per pixel. + + + Returns the bits needed to store a pixel. + The pixel type tested. + Returns the bits needed to store a pixel. + + + Returns the Bayer color filter type. + The pixel type tested. + Returns the Bayer color filter type. + + + Returns true if images of the pixel type are divided into multiple planes. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true if images of the pixel type are divided into multiple planes. + + + Returns the pixel type of a plane. + The pixel type tested. + Returns the pixel type of a plane. + + + Returns number of planes in the image composed of the pixel type. + The pixel type tested. + Returns number of planes in the image composed of the pixel type. + + + Returns true if the pixel type is packed in lsb packed format. +For lsb packed format, the data is filled lsb first in the lowest address byte (byte 0) starting with the first pixel +and continued in the lsb of byte 1 (and so on). +See the camera documentation or the Pixel Format Naming Convention (PFNC) of the GenICam standard group for more information. +The pixel type tested.Returns true if the pixel type is packed in lsb packed format. + + Returns true if the pixels of the given pixel type are not byte aligned. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true if the pixels of the given pixel type are not byte aligned. + + + Returns true if the pixel type is BGR and the pixel values are not byte aligned. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true if the pixel type is BGR and the pixel values are not byte aligned. + + + Returns true if the pixel type is RGB and the pixel values are not byte aligned. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true if the pixel type is RGB and the pixel values are not byte aligned. + + + Returns true if the pixel type is Bayer and the pixel values are not byte aligned. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true if the pixel type is Bayer and the pixel values are not byte aligned. + + + Returns true if the pixel type is Mono and the pixel values are not byte aligned. + The pixel type tested. + Returns true if the pixel type is Mono and the pixel values are not byte aligned. + + + Converts a String to a PixelType using pylons CPixelTypeMapper. + The value to be converted. + Returns the converted pixel type. + + PixelType a = "Mono8".ToPixelType(); + + + + + Extension class for the PixelType enum class. + + + Lists the Bayer color filter types. + + + undefined color filter or not applicable + + + blue green + + + green red + + + green blue + + + red green + + + The PixelType specifies the pixel format and layout of a grab result or an image. + + +The pixel types are returned by a grab result. They are used by the image handling support classes. +The pixel type of an image returned by a camera is defined by the PixelFormat parameter on the camera. +The corresponding PixelFormat parameter values are shown in the description of each entry. + +The user's manual of the camera provides more information on pixel formats and the memory layout of the image data. +For detailed information about pixel formats, see the Pixel Format Naming Conventions standard document on the EMVA website. + + + + + Float 32 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Data32f. + + + + 3D Coordinates 32 bit float.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Coord3D_ABC32f. + + + + 3D Coordinates 16 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Coord3D_C16. + + + + 3D Coordinates 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Coord3D_C8. + + + + Confidence Values 16 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Confidence16. + + + + Confidence Values 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Confidence8. + + + + Double floating point 64 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Double. + + + + Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGB12V1packed. + + + + Bayer Blue Green 16 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerBG16. + + + + Bayer Green Blue 16 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGB16. + + + + Bayer Red Green 16 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerRG16. + + + + Bayer Green Red 16 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGR16. + + + + Bayer Blue Green 12 bit packed.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerBG12p. The memory layouts of PixelType_BayerBG12Packed and PixelType_BayerBG12p are different. + + + + Bayer Green Blue 12 bit packed.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGB12p. The memory layouts of PixelType_BayerGB12Packed and PixelType_BayerGB12p are different. + + + + Bayer Red Green 12 bit packed.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerRG12p. The memory layouts of PixelType_BayerRG12Packed and PixelType_BayerRG12p are different. + + + + Bayer Green Red 12 bit packed.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGR12p. The memory layouts of PixelType_BayerGR12Packed and PixelType_BayerGR12p are different. + + + + Bayer Blue Green 10p bit packed.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerBG10p. + + + + Bayer Green Blue 10p bit packed.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGB10p. + + + + Bayer Red Green 10p bit packed.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerRG10p. + + + + Bayer Green Red 10p bit packed.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGR10p. + + + + Bayer Blue Green 12 bit packed (GigE Vision Specific).Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerBG12Packed. The memory layouts of PixelType_BayerBG12Packed and PixelType_BayerBG12p are different. + + + + Bayer Green Blue 12 bit packed (GigE Vision Specific).Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGB12Packed. The memory layouts of PixelType_BayerGB12Packed and PixelType_BayerGB12p are different. + + + + Bayer Red Green 12 bit packed (GigE Vision Specific).Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerRG12Packed. The memory layouts of PixelType_BayerRG12Packed and PixelType_BayerRG12p are different. + + + + Bayer Green Red 12 bit packed (GigE Vision Specific).Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGR12Packed. The memory layouts of PixelType_BayerGR12Packed and PixelType_BayerGR12p are different. + + + + Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting YUV422_YUYV_Packed or YCbCr422_8. + + + + Y, U, V 8 bit planar. + + + + + Y, U, V 8 bit planar. + + + + + Y, U, V 8 bit planar. + + + + + Red, Green, Blue 16 bit planar.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGB16planar. + + + + Red, Green, Blue 12 bit planar.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGB12planar. + + + + Red, Green, Blue 10 bit planar.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGB10planar. + + + + Red, Green, Blue 8 bit planar.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGB8planar. + + + + Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting YUV444packed. + + + + YUV 422 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting YUV422packed. + + + + YUV 411 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting YUV411packed. + + + + BGR 10 bit packed (GigE Vision Specific).Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BGR10V2packed. + + + + BGR 10 bit packed (GigE Vision Specific).Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BGR10V1packed. + + + + Red, Green, Blue 16 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGB16packed. + + + + Blue, Green, Red, 12 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BGR12packed or BGR12. + + + + Red, Green, Blue 12 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGB12packed. + + + + Blue, Green, Red 10 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BGR10packed or BGR10. + + + + Red, Green, Blue 10 bitCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGB10packed. + + + + Blue, Green, Red, Alpha 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BGRA8packed or BGRa8. + + + + Red, Green, Blue, Alpha 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGBA8packed. + + + + Blue, Green, Red, 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BGR8packed or BGR8. + + + + Red, Green, Blue 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting RGB8packed. + + + + Bayer Blue Green 12 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerBG12. + + + + Bayer Green Blue 12 bitCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGB12. + + + + Bayer Red Green 12 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerRG12. + + + + Bayer Green Red 12 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGR12. + + + + Bayer Blue Green 10 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerBG10. + + + + Bayer Green Blue 10 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGB10. + + + + Bayer Red Green 10 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerRG10. + + + + Bayer Green Red 10 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGR10. + + + + Bayer Blue Green 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerBG8. + + + + Bayer Green Blue 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGB8. + + + + Bayer Red Green 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerRG8. + + + + Bayer Green Red 8 bit.Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting BayerGR8. + + + + Mono 16 bitCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono16. + + + + Mono 12 bit packedCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono12p. The memory layouts of PixelType_Mono12packed and PixelType_Mono12p are different. + + + + Mono 12 bit packedCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono12packed. The memory layouts of PixelType_Mono12packed and PixelType_Mono12p are different. + + + + Mono 12 bitCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono12. + + + + Mono 10 bitCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono10p. The memory layouts of PixelType_Mono10packed and PixelType_Mono10p are different. + + + + Mono 10 bit packedCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono10packed. The memory layouts of PixelType_Mono10packed and PixelType_Mono10p are different. + + + + Mono 10 bitCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono10. + + + + Mono 8 bit signedCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono8signed. + + + + Mono 8 bit packedCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono8. + + + + Mono 4 bit packedCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono4packed or Mono4p. + + + + Mono 2 bit packedCorresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono2packed or Mono2p. + + + + Mono 1 bit packed + Corresponds to the camera's PixelFormat enumeration setting Mono1packed or Mono1p. + + + Undefined pixel type. + + + Defines the vertical orientation of an image in memory. + + + The pixel data buffer starts with the last row of the image. + + + The pixel data buffer starts with the first row of the image. 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