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Genie HM-HC Series-GigE Vision Camera Operational Reference
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Output Control via Sapera LT or GigE Vision Compliant Applications
Sapera
Genie Sapera parameters for Strobe and General Outputs.
See
" Accessing Features with + LT " on page 76 .
OutputSelectorOutput_x = {Open = 0, Close = 1, Strobe On: Start of Exposure = 2, Pulse On:
Valid Trigger = 4, Pulse On: Invalid Trigger = 5, Pulse On: Start of Readout = 6, Pulse On: End
of Readout = 7, Pulse On: End of Acquisition = 8, Pulse On: Input 1 = 9, Pulse On: Input 2 =
10}
PulseDelayOutput_x = Delay in µs to assert pulse output
PulseDurationOutput_x = Pulse duration in µs
PolarityOutput_x = {Active Close = 0, Active Open = 1}
XML features for Strobe and General Outputs:
OutputLineSelector = Index to select output line {output 1 = 0, output 2 = 1}
OutputLineMode = {SoftwareDriven = 0, EventDriven = 1}
OutputLineEventSource = Event generating output line pulse {StartOfTrigger=0,
StartOfExposure=1, StartOfReadout=3, EndOfReadout=4, EndOfAcquisition=5,
EventOnInputLine1=6, EventOnInputLine2=7, OverTrigger=8,}
OutputLinePulsePolarity = State of output opto-coupler {Active Close = 0, Active Open = 1}
OutputLinePulseDelay = Delay in µs to assert pulse output (range 0 to 9.99 sec.)
OutputLinePulseDuration = Pulse duration in µs (range 100 to 9.99 sec)
OutputLineValue = Static output state {Open = 0, Close = 1}
Genie Processing Features
The Genie HM series of cameras support a number of functions to enhance acquisitions or perform real time
processing. Functions can be combined to solve specific imaging situations. The user can enable and evaluate each
operation by using CamExpert.
Lookup Table (LUT)
The Genie camera includes a user programmable LUT as a component of its embedded processing features. The
LUT is used for operations such as gamma adjustments, invert and threshold processes. CamExpert has a number of
built in LUT operations for the user to explore (see
" CamExpert LUT Controls " on page 99 ).
For HM sensors, the LUT table is a single 8-bit or 10-bit LUT (8/10-bit in, 8/10-bit out) as illustrated in the
following figure. Pixel data when read out of the sensor is passed through the LUT memory array, where the new
programmed pixel value is then passed to the Genie output circuit. The LUT data table is stored along with other
parameters with the user configuration function (see
" Power-up Configuration " on page 34 ).