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7.4 save_settings
ATOM one has a build in storage for settings. It is automatically loaded on start up.
The
save_settings
command saves the current settings into the start up configuration.
This function is only required in case auto_save is OFF.
Example:
save_settings
7.5 load_settings
At any time, the saved start up configuration can be loaded with
load_settings
.
This function is useful to try new settings. To discard the tried settings, simply run
load_settings
to restore the known good configuration.
7.6 reset_settings
To reset the system into factory default run
reset_settings
.
You must run
save_settings
to make the factory default the start up configuration.
Please note that all RS485 and RS232 settings, including the baudrate and device
address, and the device name are not reset by calling
reset_settings
. This is done so that
the communication to the device is not interrupted.
7.7 dump_settings
This command dumps all settings which are stored on the device in alphabetical order.
This can for an example be used by a hardware controller to quickly get all settings from
the device.
Please note that some commands like
dpc_auto_load
or
lut_interpolate
have no settings
that can be dumped and this do not show up when you call
dump_settings
.
7.8 copy_settings
Note:
This command is only available in the ATOM one SSM500
Trigger
mode.
This command copies the settings from the live to the playback chain.
The recommendation is to setup the desired image parameters on the live chain and then
copy those settings to the playback chain before recording is started.
The copied settings include all settings of the image processors, except for the settings of
the white balance.
The settings of the white balance will be stored in each recording buffer individualy and is
loaded automatically on each playback.
If you always want to configure both chains simultaneously, use the
link_settings
command below.
For more information about the image processing pipeline and the workflow see chapters
2.1 and 2.1.2.
