Pantera SA 2M30 - Frame Grabbers

Pantera SA DS -21-02M30 and DS-22-02M30 User’s Manual 66
Command
Description
Syntax Parameters Description
task. See section 3.14 Monitoring
Tasks for a list of tasks
write output LUT wol i Store the current active output LUT
to nonvolatile memory. You can
store up to two separate output
LUTs. The parameter, i, is the table
number, either 1 to 2. See Appendix
C for more information on using
look up tables.
write input LUT wil i Store the current active input LUT
table to nonvolatile memory. You
can store up to two separate input
LUTs. The parameter, i, is the table
number, either 1 to 2. See Appendix
C for more information on using
look up tables.
write user settings wus Write all of the user settings to
EEROM
window start end wse q i x1 y1
x2 y2
Sets the window start and stop
pixels where:
q is the window sequence id. It is
always 0 in the 2M30.
i is the number of AOIs to set. It is
always 0 in the 2M30.
x1 is the column start identifier with
a range of 1 to the number of the
horizontal pixels in the camera.
Since the 2M30 only allows you to
set a vertical area of interest, this
value is always 1.
y1 is the row start identifier with a
range of 1 to an integer less than the
row end identifier (y2). If you are
using the color (DS-22-02M30)
2M30, this value must be odd in
order to preserve the color filter
array Bayer pattern. Otherwise, the
image will be corrupted.
x2 is the column end identifier with
a range of 1 to the number of the
horizontal pixels in the camera.
Since the 2M30 only allows you to
set a vertical area of interest, this
value is always 1.
y2 is the row end identifier with a
range greater than the row start
identifier (y1) to the number of
vertical pixels in the sensor. If you
are using the color (DS-22-02M30)
2M30, this value must be even in
order to preserve the color filter
array Bayer pattern. Otherwise, the
image will be corrupted.
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