User manual
Version: v4.5.2
ftk10_GetTimestamp
demonstrates how to extract the device timestamp from its Real-Time Clock
(RTC) device. This RTC allows to put a timestamp on recorded entries (e.g. shocks, updates, etc.) even if
the device is not powered. This RTC timestamp is not to be confused with the µs-timestamp in the images.
ftk11_WirelessMarker
shows how to activate wireless markers and how to use them. The process
consists of 4 steps:
1. the wireless mode must be activated;
2. for each detected device, its geometry must be retrieved;
3. the desired wireless markers must be enabled;
4. the data taking must be enabled.
ftk18_DumpDeviceInfo
shows how to get a dump of the device information. In case of a problem,
this dump can be sent to Atracsys for diagnostics. The software creates an XML file, which contains the
following information (non-exhaustive list):
- date and time;
- device serial number and type;
- SDK version;
- values of the various options;
- values of the fusionTrack device internal registers.
ftk19_OpticalCommunication
presents how the to get a wireless marker battery and button status,
using events.
ftk20_Latency
provides a way to study the relation between latency and the ‘Picture rejection threshold’,
so that the user can determine the value of this option depending on their environment and requirements.
ftk21_MultipleAcquisition
shows an example of the C++ API, and allows to connect to several fusionTrack
devices.
ftk22_EnvironmentHandling
shows how to save and load environment using the C++ API.
ftk24_CheckDeviceAuthentication
allows to set a key, request a challenge and check the challenge
result. It provides an example on how to implement the authentication mechanism.
ftk25_StrobeMode
allows to set the wanted strobe mode, gets 10 frames and displays the strobe status
for each of the retrieved frames.
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