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set agc param level_pix_high_mg <value> Set overexposed pixel level in medium gain
set agc param level_pix_low_lg <value>
Set underexposed pixel level in low gain
set agc param
trigger_ratio_pixels_hg_to_mg <value>
Set overexposed pixel ratio in high gain
set agc param
trigger_ratio_pixels_mg_to_hg <value>
Set underexposed pixel ratio in high gain
set agc param
trigger_ratio_pixels_mg_to_lg <value>
Set overexposed pixel ratio in medium gain
set agc param
trigger_ratio_pixels_lg_to_mg <value>
Set underexposed pixel ratio in low gain
set agc param
trigger_nb_frames_hg_to_mg <value>
Set the number of overexposed images before
transition from high gain to medium gain
set agc param
trigger_nb_frames_mg_to_hg <value>
Set the number of underexposed images before
transition from high gain to medium gain
set agc param
trigger_nb_frames_mg_to_lg <value>
Set the number of overexposed images before
transition from medium gain to low gain
set agc param
trigger_nb_frames_lg_to_mg <value>
Set the number of underexposed images before
transition from low gain to medium gain
set agc roi <value>
Set ROI for AGC
set agc priority none
No preference when in presence of underexposed and
overexposed pixels in medium gain
set agc priority underexposed
Prioritize underexposed pixels when in presence of
underexposed and overexposed pixels in medium gain
set agc priority overexposed
Prioritize overexposed pixels when in presence of
underexposed and overexposed pixels in medium gain
set tuning general_use
Select camera standard tuning suitable for general use
(FW 1.1.0 or above)
set tuning short_exposure
Select camera tuning suitable for short exposures (FW
1.1.0 or above)
set tuning long_exposure
Select camera tuning suitable for long exposures (FW
1.1.0 or above)
set date <date> <hour>
Sets the camera date/time (FW 1.3.0 or above).
Basically, there are three kinds of commands: ‘get’, ‘set’ and ‘exec’.
The ‘get’ commands can be used to retrieve some values from the camera, ‘set’ to set parameters
and ‘exec’ to ask the camera to do a task.
For example:
type ‘
fps’
to get in return ‘
Frames per second: 600
’.
‘
set fps 100
’ gives ‘
Result: OK
’ when the request is implemented.
By default, commands are verbose. However, it is possible to get the parameter value only.
To do so, you can add the keyword ‘
raw’
at the end of the command.
For example:
‘
fps raw
’ gives ‘
600’
.
Another example:
Type ‘
exec buildbias
’ to ask the camera to compute a bias file.
