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Generate black-level reference (section 10.4):
On the toolbar, click
Start reference wizard
.
Click
Black (offset) level reference
and
Create reference internally.
Click
Next
,
and follow the instructions of the wizard.
On the toolbar, click
Show simple setup view
,
and then select the
Activate offset
correction
check box
.
Click
Transfer setting to camera
, to save the setting to volatile memory.
For information about creation of a black-level reference, see section 10.4.
6
Generate the shading reference / flat-field correction (section 10.5):
On the toolbar, click
Start reference wizard
, and follow the description in section
On the toolbar, click
Show simple setup view
,
and then select the
Activate white-
level (flat-field) correction
check box
.
For information about creation of a shading reference, see section 10.5.
7
Save the settings:
On the toolbar, click
Burn setting permanently
to save settings into the camera
permanently.
You may choose different settings (
) to configure your system to
different applications. You can create backups by saving the setting into another setting
(section 9.6), or by saving the settings to disk (section 9.9).
NOTE
By selecting another setting, changes that have not been saved permanently
into the camera are lost
6.5 Digital processing and digital line trigger
1
Add image processing functions:
You can add digital image processing functions. Study the section 11.10 onward to find
out which image processing functions are offered by the allPIXA.
2
Set the line trigger or encoder functions:
Connect the encoder or line trigger with the frame grabber or directly with the camera. If
the encoder is connected to the frame grabber, make sure that the signal is transferred
to CC1 or CC2.
Define the correct input signal port for the signals.
Click
Show encoder setup
to open the
Encoder setup
page (see section11.16).
Set the parameters in CST for the encoder or line trigger mode.
