Configuration MC132x
Users Manual Rev. 0.22
6.2.2 Read
identifier
The identifier offer information about the camera type and camera functions. It consists of 8 bytes,
which are delivered as 16 ascii characters.
Command:
:V
Response (e.g.):
1324000003040303
definition
of
additional functions or features, 4 bytes
reserved bytes
camera type, e.g. 1324 = MC1324
Definition of functions or features:
not yet used
6.2.3 Read camera settings
The actual camera settings can be read out. The answer are the values of all camera registers.
Command:
:w
Output as hexadecimal digits
(44 Bytes)
:W
Output
as
ASCII-String
Example for ":w" (output as hex digits, 44 Dat CR + LF):
6d6448c66500650061008541898c0000
03f f03f f0000007f 0030000000000000
000000000000000000000000
↵
CR+LF
Example for ":W" (output as ASCII string, 91 Bytes total, 88 databytes, 1x CR preceding the databytes,
1x CR after 32 ASCII-characters and 1x CR after 64 ASCII- characters):
↓
6d6448c66500650061008541898c0000
↓
03f
f03f
f0000007f
0030000000000000
↓
CR
000000000000000000000000
Assignment of data to camera parameters:
6d6448c665006500
61008541898c 0000
03f f03f f0000007f 0030000000000000
analog settings
Codes for pixel-
and Sensorclock
000000000000000000000000
↵
image size & position
transmitted bytes:
A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 Sa1 Sa2 Sa3 Sb1 Sb2 Sb3
R1h R1l ... R15h R15l
↵
A1...A8
analog
settings
Sa1 Sa2 Sa3
3 Bytes frequency codes of pixelclock
(see
6.7
)
Sb1 Sb2 Sb3
3 Byte frequency codes for sensorclock
(see
6.7
)
R1…R15
image size & position
R1h ...
high Byte Register1
Abb.
description hex.
Code
CR carriage
return
0d
LF line
feed
0a
R1l ...
low Byte Register1
↵
...
CR+LF (0dh + 0ah)
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