EDT VisionLink F Series, Руководство пользователя

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VisionLink F-series Triggering
MDE TR
(camera response)
%
For example (interactive mode usage)...
% serial_cmd
>MDE?
(Redlake "Query Mode" command)
MDE TR
(camera response)
>
% serial_cmd -x
(for hexadecimal arguments)
> 03 06 02
(camera-dependent command)
> Control-C
(end the program)
To access a camera on channel 1, enter...
% serial_cmd -u 0 -c 1 "MDE?"
(Redlake "Query Mode" command)
MDE TR
(camera response)
%
dvinfo
Gathers board-specific and system-specific technical data, runs various diagnostics, and writes the results to
dvinfo.out
in the current directory. Use the resulting ASCII text file to diagnose problems yourself, or send the file
to EDT for technical support.
To run
dvinfo
...
1. Connect and power on the camera.
2. If possible, initialize the board with
initcam
or vlviewer .
3. Close all VisionLink applications (including
initcam
, vlviewer , pdvshow , etc.).
4. Run
dvinfo
. If multiple boards are installed, you may find it helpful to add the optional flag...
-u
unit
...replacing
unit
with the unit number. The default is 0 for the first board (for details, see Units, Connectors, and
Channels on page 11 ).
Triggering
EDT provides configuration files for most cameras running in freerun mode (i.e., no triggering), and also some files for
cameras running in triggered or pulse-width modes. This section describes common triggering modes supported by
EDT, with abbreviated information on configuration file directives and subroutines. For more complete information,
consult the EDT Camera Configuration Guide and API (see
Related Resources on page 7 ) and your camera manual.
NOTE If you have issues, consult Troubleshooting on page 24 .
No Triggering
–
Freerun (Continuous)
In this mode, the camera acquires images continuously without initiating or passing through any trigger or expose
signals. Exposure time is controlled by the camera and typically is set via a camera-specific serial command.