Software User Manual - Argos 3D-P320
Last change: 2 February 2016
Version 0.14
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4.6.7
X Coordinate and Amplitudes
In this mode a single coordinate array, more specifically, the one belonging to the optical axis of the camera
(X), is transferred in channel 0, as well as the amplitudes (channel 1).
Coordinate
values are coded in
millimeters
as
Int16
. The
amplitudes
are coded as
Uint16
.
4.6.8
Distances
In this mode a single array with distances is transferred in channel 0. The stream starts always with pixel #0.
The
distances
are coded in
millimeters
as
Uint16
.
4.6.9
4 phases without image processing
In this mode the 4 phases (0°, 90°, 180° and 270°) will be transferred in progressive mode, as 16-bit
unsigned (Uint16) values
4.6.10
Test mode
In this mode four arrays with test data are transferred in progressive order.
Channel 0:
Uint16 value = Pixel Index
Channel 1:
Uint16 value always constant ‘0xbeef’
Channel 2:
Uint16 value = (Pixel Index)
2
Channel 3:
Uint16 value always constant ‘0x0000’
4.6.11
Raw Distances and Amplitudes
In this mode, raw distance values are transferred in channel 0, and amplitude values are transferred in
channel 1.
Raw distance values are forwarded as retrieved from the TIM. No conversion to millimeters and no
corrections are performed on the values. Filter settings for raw distance values are ignored as well.
4.6.12
Distance, Amplitudes, and Confidences
In this mode, the distances, amplitudes, and confidences will be transferred in progressive mode, first the
distance array (channel 0), then the amplitude array (channel 1) and confidence array (channel 2). The stream
starts always with pixel #0.
The
distances
are coded in
millimeters
as
Uint16
. The
amplitudes
pixels are in
Uint16
format. The
confidence
pixels are in Uint8 format.
The confidence is a measure of the confidence of the corresponding depth value. A value of 255 (maximum
value) means 100% confidence, whereas a value of 0 (minimum value) means a confidence of 0%.