Pike
Technical
Manual
V5.2.3
330
Configuration of the camera
Configuration
of
the
camera
User
profiles
can
be
programmed
with
the
following
advanced
feature
register:
In
general
this
advanced
register
is
a
wrapper
around
the
standard
memory
channel
registers
with
some
extensions.
So
to
query
the
number
of
available
user
profiles
you
have
to
check
the
Memory_Channel
field
of
the
BASIC_FUNC_INQ
register
at
offset
0x400
(see
IIDC
V1.31
for
details).
The
ProfileID
is
equivalent
to
the
memory
channel
number
and
specifies
the
profile
number
to
store
settings
to
or
to
restore
settings
from.
In
any
case
profile
#0
is
the
hard-coded
factory
profile
and
cannot
be
overwritten.
After
an
initialization
command,
startup
or
reset
of
the
camera,
the
ProfileID
also
indicates
which
profile
was
loaded
on
startup,
reset
or
initialization.
Store
To
store
the
current
camera
settings
into
a
profile:
1.
Write
the
desired
ProfileID
with
the
SaveProfile
flag
set.
2.
Read
back
the
register
and
check
the
ErrorCode
field.
Restore
To
restore
the
settings
from
a
previous
stored
profile:
Offset
Name
Field
Bit
Description
0xF1000550
USER_PROFILE
Presence_Inq
[0]
Indicates
presence
of
this
feature
(read
only)
Error
[1]
An
error
occurred
---
[2
to
6]
Reserved
Busy
[7]
Save/Load
in
progress
Save
[8]
Save
settings
to
profile
Load
[9]
Load
settings
from
profile
SetDefaultID
[10]
Set
Profile
ID
as
default
---
[11
to
19]
Reserved
ErrorCode
[20
to
23]
Error
code
See
---
[24
to
27]
Reserved
ProfileID
[28
to
31]
ProfileID
(memory
channel)
Table 195: Advanced register: User profiles
Note
•
The
default
profile
is
the
profile
that
is
loaded
on
power-
up
or
an
INITIALIZE
command.
•
A
save
or
load
operation
delays
the
response
of
the
camera
until
the
operation
is
completed.
At
a
time
only
one
operation
can
be
performed.
