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7 Camware Features <still under revision>
pco.dimax User’s Manual V1.00 © PCO AG, Germany
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Synchronous Scrolling
If this item is checked all opened image windows will be scrolled at the
same time and in the same manner.
View Embedded Image Info:
If this item is checked an embedded text will be shown inside the image.
See chapter 7.6.
Multi Win Picture Order
With the 'Multi Window' you have the ability to view the images of all active
cameras in one window. You can select between 'time' oriented or 'camera
number' oriented order. 'Time' oriented means that the sequence of images
depends on the individual time stamp of each image. 'Camera number'
oriented means that the first image shown is from camera 1, then camera 2
and so on.
Logfile
This option enables the logging of errors and system info. Enable this
feature in order to create a support file, which can help to find out troubles
with the cameras (see A6 “Customer Service and Trouble Shooting”).
Load lookup Table
Use this command to load a lookup table. You will get a Pseudo Look-Up-
Table feature. With the Pseudo LUT feature you can load any LUT with one
of four different formats and you can view the result in the image windows.
The four formats are:
1.) File extension ".LT1": a file with 768 binary values consisting of 256 x rgb
rgb rgb rgb ... (r=red, g=green, b=blue).
2.) File extension ".LT2": a file with 3x 256 binary values consisting of 256 x
red followed by 256 x green followed by 256 x blue.
3.) File extension ".LT3": a file with 768 ASCII values consisting of 256 x rgb
rgb rgb rgb ... (r=red, g=green, b=blue).
4.) File extension ".LT4": a file with 3x 256 ASCII values consisting of 256 x
red followed by 256 x green followed by 256 x blue.
Use one of the attached predefined LUTs or define your own one
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Direct Record To File
Use this command to record images directly onto hard disk. This command
will open the “Save File” dialog box. Set the number of images to store to
disk. If the camera captures images faster than the computer can save to
disk, then you will loose images. The displaying of the images doesn't
interfere with the record process. A rate of 4-5 frames per second (fps) is
typical.
Record with ‘Flowfile’
A flow file contains lines with a delay and an exposure time. Each line
corresponds to one image to acquire. If you have 15 delay and exposure
times then 15 images will be acquired. Before the image is snapped the
corresponding time values will be set to the camera. This affects the
possible image frame rate, because you need additional time for setting the
values between two images. See an example in
C:\Programme\Digital Camera
Toolbox\CamWare\flowsensicam.txt
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Exit
This command exits the program and closes all channel dialog windows.
The PCI-interface-card and the channel will be reset.
Window positions, settings and sizes are stored in the windows registry and
will be loaded again at next start-up.