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4 Image Acquisition
4.6 Acquisition-, Frame- and Exposure-Trigger Configuration
The acquisition-, frame- and exposure timing can be controlled by 7 triggers:
• Acquisition Start Trigger
• Acquisition End Trigger
• Frame Start Trigger
• Frame Burst Start Trigger
• Frame Burst End Trigger
• Exposure Start Trigger
• Exposure End Trigger
Fig. 4.13 shows the signal path which is available for every of the 7 triggers. It contains:
• Trigger Source Selection
• Trigger Software
• Trigger Mode
• Trigger Activation
• Trigger Divider
• Trigger Delay
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4.6.1 Trigger Source Selection
The user can select the source which is used to generate the corresponding trigger. The source
can come from an external line input, internal pulse generated by a counter or timer or a
pulse, which is generated by software. The following list shows the signal sources, which are
available:
Line In
A trigger is generated by a line input signal. The activation configuration defines, if the
rising edge, the falling edge or both edges are taken into account (see Section 4.6.4).
Software
A trigger is generated by the locally trigger software command register (see Section
4.6.2 for more information).
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