Setting USB3 Vision Features Sample Clauses

Setting USB3 Vision Features. ‌ In software version 3.4.x and above, camera features can be set during system startup using the Options field in the Acquisition Settings dialog window in Panel Plus. These feature settings will be applied to the camera during boot up prior to the start of capture. Use the following format to enter a feature value into the Options field: <FeatureName>=<FeatureTypeIndicator>;<FeatureValue> The feature type indicator is a single character that designates the type of feature to be set. Table 4: Feature Type Indicator Feature Type Feature Type Indicator Integer i Double f String s Boolean b Multiple features can be specified by separating entries with a comma then space. For example, in the Acquisition Settings dialog Options field shown in Figure 11, this string sets the auto exposure mode to Off (enabling manual exposure control), and then sets the exposure time to 10000us. Figure 11: Example - Setting Exposure Time Using the Options Field 8 FLIR FireFly USB Configuration Example‌
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