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reserved[3] k64s Reserved for internal use
issues[issueCount] k64s Issue list (defined below)
Calibration Issue
Field Type Description
groupId k64s Group identifier (0-Top, 1-Bottom).
columnId k64s Camera location in group (index).
deviceId k64s Sensor identifier (serial number).
bankId k64s Camera location in sensor (0-Left, 1-Right).
sourceType k64s Camera type (0-Profile, 1-Vision, 2-Tracheid).
x0 k64s Left x-coordinate for this issue (mils).
x1 k64s Right x-coordinate for this issue (mils).
activity k64s
Calibration activity associated with issue:
Profile (0)
Profile Y (1)
Profile Z (2)
Vision (1000)
Vision X (1001)
Vision Y (1002)
Vision Gain (1003)
Tracheid (2000)
status k64s
Calibration issue type:
Warning (1000)
Warning Frame Loss (1003)
Warning Insufficient Data (1004)
Warning Intensity Too High/Low (1007)
Error (2000)
Error Prerequisite Not Satisfied (2001)
Error Algorithm (2002)
Error Frame Loss (2003)
Error Insufficient Data (2004)
Error Feature Not Found (2005)
Error Noise (2006)
Error Intensity Too High/Low (2007)
reserved[2] k64s Reserved for internal use
7.4.3 Web Mode
In Web mode, the server applies calibration transformations and resamples data to the
requested output resolutions, but does not attempt to detect discrete objects. Three
different types of message can be transmitted by the server:
Web Mode Profile Message
(11), Web Mode Vision Message (12), and Web Mode Tracheid Message (13). Profile
messages contain geometric measurements captured using lasers and profile cameras.
Tracheid messages contain spot angle, scatter, and area measurements captured using
lasers and tracheid cameras (if present). Vision messages contain image pixels captured
using LEDs and vision cameras (if present). Each message contains measurement data
for a fixed interval along the y-axis, determined by the
Sampling/TileWidth setting. A
fourth message type, Encoder Message (15), can be enabled by setting the field
EncoderBatchSize in the server settings file ( Settings.xml ) to a non-zero value. This
message contains batched encoder and timestamp readings at the profile speed for
accurate encoder diagnostics. The batch size is set through the server settings file (see