User Manual MV1-D1312(I) CameraLinkÂ®Series - Machine Vision

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6 The PFRemote Control Tool6.5.3 Main ButtonsThe buttons on the right side of the configuration dialog store and reset the cameraconfiguration.Figure 6.3: Main buttonsReset: Reset the camera and load the default configuration.Store as defaults: Store the current configuration in the camera flash memory as the defaultconfiguration. After a reset, the camera will load this configuration by default.Settings file - File Load: Load a stored configuration from a file.Settings file - File Save: Save current configuration to a file.Factory Reset: Reset camera and reset the configuration to the factory defaults.6.6 Device PropertiesCameras or sensor devices are generally addressed as ’device’ in this software. These deviceshave properties that are accessed by a property name. These property names are translatedinto register accesses on the driver DLL. The property names are reflected in the GUI as far aspracticable. A property name normally has a special mark up throughout this document, forexample: ExposureTime. Some properties are grouped into a structure whose member isaccessed via dot notation, e.g. Window.X (for the start X value of a region of interest). Whenchanging a property, the property name can always be seen in the log window of the mainprogram window.56
Graphical User Interface (GUI)77.1 MV1-D1312-160This section describes the parameters of the following camera:• MV1-D1312-160-CL, CameraLink interfaceThe following sections are grouped according to the tabs in the configuration dialog.Figure 7.1: MV1-D1312-160 frame rate and average valueFrame Rate [fps :] Shows the actual frame rate of the camera in frames per second.Update: To update the value of the frame rate, click on this button.Average Value: Greyscale average of the actual image. This value is in 12bit (0...4095).Update: To update the value of the average, click on this button.57
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Contents1 Preface 71.1 About Photon
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