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OneShot, MultiShot and
ImageBuffer
This camera supports both OneShot, MultiShot and
ImageBuffer commands. With a OneShot command,
after outputting just one single-frame live image is
output. With a MultiShot command, the specified
number of images are output. ImageBuffer outputs a
specified number of images stored in the camera.
Issue the following commands when using OneShot and
MultiShot.
ImageBufferCtr OFF / TransferDataSelect
LiveData
OneShot
MultiShot
nnnn indicates the number of frames to be output. You
can specify any number between 0001h and FFFFh (1
and 65535). If 0000h is specified, you can think of it as
being 1.
Issue the following commands to start saving
ImageBuffer images.
ImageBufferCtr ON
Issue the following commands to stop saving
ImageBuffer images.
ImageBufferCtr OFF
When the following command is read, the maximum
number of saved frames and the number of currently
saved frames is understood.
MaxNumImages / NumberOfImages
64h (100) is the maximum number of saved frames. nn
is the number of currently saved frames. It will be 00h to
64h (0 to 100).
Issue the following commands to output ImageBuffer
images.
TransferDataSelect BufferedImageData
ImageBufferRead
nn specifies the number of output frames. It is possible
to specify between 01h to 64h (1 to 100). When 00h is
specified it is construed that 1 was set.
Execution of ContinuousShot, OneShot, MultiShot and
ImageBuffer are prioritized as follows. When a
command with higher priority is being executed, the one
with the lower priority is ignored.
ContinuousShot > OneShot > MultiShot/ImageBuffer
Address
Data
F0F00634h
00000000h
Address
Data
F0F0061Ch
80000000h
Address
Data
F0F0061Ch
4000nnnnh
Address
Data
F0F00634h
80000000h
Address
Data
F0F00634h
00000000h
Address
Data
F0F00634h
x0640nnh
Address
Data
F0F00634h
40000000h
Address
Data
F0F0061Ch
400000nnh
