Manual: CMOS Industrial Camera LOGLUX
i5
Version 1.08 (04/07)
KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH
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with the plus sign identifying a message, mask byte allocating the message priority (see the
description of CONFIG_MSGMASK in function group 'Camera configuration' in the next chapter), and
String being the text of the message.
Example:
+$40 frame error
A response to the command will always end with a status line of the following format:
VAL
OK
or
ERR
with
VAL
containing the optional command return value,
OK
meaning no error, and
ERR
meaning an
error has occurred during command execution.
Description of the LOGLUX
i5 CL register set
The functions of the configuration registers of the CMOS industrial camera LOGLUX
i5 CL are
chronologically ordered by function groups which are described below.
Function group ‚Camera configuration‘
This function group serves the basic configuration of the camera with regard to the baud rate and
format of the configuration data, and the setting of the working profile of the camera.
Register
Address
Format
Description
Value range
Meaning
Default
CONFIG_SIGNATURE
$00
no user access
CONFIG_BAUDRATE
$02
1 byte
RS232 baud rate selection
12
1
115200 baud
9600 baud
#1
CONFIG_EOLTYPE
$03
1 byte
Line break type
0
1
2
3
4
$0D0A (CRNL)
$0D (CR)
$0A0D (NLCR)
$0A (NL)
$00 (NULL)
#1
CONFIG_VERIFY
$04
1 byte
Hardware write verification
$00
$01
$FF
none
EEPROM
all messages
$FF
CONFIG_MSGMASK
$05
1 byte
Message mask
$00
$01
$02
$03
$10
$20
$40
$80
$F0
$FF
no message
debug messages only
information only
all information
log error only
host interface error only
RS232 error only
hardware error only
all errors
all messages
$F0
CONFIG_PROFILE
$06
1 byte
Working profile of sensor
1 ... 4
profiles 1 ... 4
#1
CONFIG_DESCRIPION
$20 ...
$3F
32 bytes
Camera description
ASCII character
set
Camera_SN
Table 3 :
Registers of the function group
'Camera configuration'
CONFIG_BAUDRATE The register specifies the baud rate for communication via the RS-232
interface and the serial interface embedded in the CameraLink
™
interface
.
Make sure the used serial interface of the host system supports the selected
baud rate
. The
baud rate
is immediately set upon the write access to the
register. If no valid
baud rate
is configured, it is set to 9600 baud.
Example:
w $02 #12
;baudrate 115kBaud