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Tools for Changing Camera Parameters AW00118501000
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3.1.1 The pylon Viewer
The pylon Viewer is included in Basler’s pylon Driver Package. The Viewer is a standalone
application that lets you view and change most of the camera’s parameter settings via a GUI based
interface. Using the pylon Viewer software is a very convenient way to get your camera up and
running quickly when you are doing your initial camera evaluation or doing a camera design-in for
a new project.
Note that with Camera Link cameras such as the racer, the viewer can not display the images
captured by the camera. Most frame grabbers include software that will display the captured
images, so you can use the pylon viewer to view or change the camera’s parameters and the frame
grabber software to view the captured images.
For more information about using the viewer, see the racer Installation and Setup Guide for Camera
Link Cameras (AW001186xx000). You can download the guide from the Basler website:
www.baslerweb.com
3.1.2 The pylon API
After the pylon Driver Package has been installed on your PC, you can access all of the camera’s
parameters and can control the camera’s full functionality from within your application software by
using the pylon API. The pylon Programmer’s Guide and the pylon API Reference contain an
introduction to the API and include information about all of the methods and objects included in the
API. The programmer’s guide and API reference are included in the pylon SDK.
The Basler pylon Software Development Kit (SDK) includes a set of sample programs that illustrate
how to use the pylon API to parameterize and operate the camera. These samples include
Microsoft® Visual Studio® solution and project files demonstrating how to set up the build
environment to build applications based on the API.
3.2 The Basler Binary Protocol Library
Basler racer Camera Link cameras have blocks of mapped memory space known as registers. By
reading values from the registers, you can determine basic information about the camera and
information about the camera’s current settings. By writing values to the registers, you can control
how the camera’s features will operate.
If you use the Basler pylon software described in the previous section, the camera’s register
structure is hidden. With pylon, a series of function calls allows you to change camera parameter
settings without the need to know anything about the register that underlies each parameter.
If you desire, you can also change the camera parameter settings and control the camera by directly
accessing the camera’s register structure. The Basler Binary Protocol Library (BBPL) provides
functions that allow you to read data from or write data to the camera’s registers. The BBPL is an
extension of the clALLSerial/clSerial API defined in Appendix B of the Camera Link Standard
- Basler racer 1
- Table of Contents 5
- 7 Pixel Formats and 6
- Basler racer Camera Link iii 7
- 1.1 Models 9
- 1.2 General Specifications 10
- 1.3 Spectral Response 11
- 1.4 Mechanical Specifications 12
- 1.4.2 Lens Adapter Dimensions 14
- Basler racer Camera Link 7 15
- 8 Basler racer Camera Link 16
- 1.7.2 Heat Dissipation 17
- 1.8 Precautions 18
- Basler racer Camera Link 11 19
- Warranty Precautions 20
- 2 Software and Hardware 21
- Installation 21
- 14 Basler racer Camera Link 22
- 3 Tools for Changing Camera 23
- Parameters 23
- 3.1.1 The pylon Viewer 24
- 3.1.2 The pylon API 24
- Basler racer Camera Link 17 25
- 18 Basler racer Camera Link 26
- 4 Camera Functional 27
- Description 27
- 5 Physical Interface 29
- 5.2.1 6-pin Receptacle 30
- 5.2.2 26-pin SDR Connectors 30
- 5.3 Connector Types 33
- 5.4 Cabling Requirements 34
- 5.4.2 Camera Link Cables 35
- 5.5 Camera Power 36
- Connector 37
- 5.5.3 LED Indicator 38
- 5.6.1 Inputs 39
- 5.6.1.2 Input Line Inverters 41
- the Line Start Trigger 42
- 5.6.2 Outputs 43
- 5.6.2.2 Output Line Inverters 45
- Basler racer Camera Link 41 49
- 6 Acquisition Control 51
- Exposure Time Control 52
- Basler racer Camera Link 45 53
- Basler racer Camera Link 47 55
- // rate internally 55
- 6.1.4.1 Introduction 56
- (duration determined by the 57
- Basler racer Camera Link 51 59
- 6.1.5.1 Introduction 60
- Timed exposure mode 61
- Trigger width exposure mode 61
- Trigger Width Exposure Mode 63
- 6.2 Frequency Converter 67
- 60 Basler racer Camera Link 68
- Basler racer Camera Link 61 69
- the exposure active signal 70
- 6.3.2 Acquisition Status 71
- Basler racer Camera Link 65 73
- 6.4 Maximum Allowed 74
- Line Acquisition Rate 74
- Basler racer Camera Link 67 75
- Basler racer Camera Link 69 77
- 70 Basler racer Camera Link 78
- Tap Geometries 79
- 7.2 Camera Link Tap Geometry 81
- 8 Features 83
- 76 Basler racer Camera Link 84
- 8.2 Gain and Black Level 85
- 8.2.1.1 Analog Gain 86
- 8.2.1.2 Digital Gain 87
- 80 Basler racer Camera Link 88
- // Set Gain Digital All 88
- 8.2.2 Black Level 89
- 8.3 Remove Parameter Limits 90
- 8.4.1 Setting the Image AOI 91
- Basler racer Camera Link 85 93
- 8.5 Luminance Lookup Table 94
- Using Basler pylon 96
- Using Direct Register Access 96
- 8.6 Binning 97
- 8.7 Gamma Correction 98
- Basler racer Camera Link 91 99
- 8.8 Shading Correction 100
- User Shading Set File 101
- Features AW00118501000 102
- 94 Basler racer Camera Link 102
- AW00118501000 Features 103
- Basler racer Camera Link 95 103
- 96 Basler racer Camera Link 104
- Basler racer Camera Link 97 105
- 8.9 Error Detection 106
- 8.9.2 Error Codes 107
- 8.10 Test Images 109
- 8.10.1 Test Images in Detail 110
- Basler racer Camera Link 103 111
- 8.12 User Defined Values 115
- 8.13 Configuration Sets 116
- Default Startup Set 117
- Set into the Active Set 118
- 112 Basler racer Camera Link 120
- 9 Troubleshooting and Support 121
- 9.3 Before Contacting Basler 122
- Technical Support 122
- 116 Basler racer Camera Link 124
- Revision History 125
- 118 Basler racer Camera Link 126
- AW00118501000 Index 127
- Basler racer Camera Link 119 127
- Index AW00118501000 128
- 120 Basler racer Camera Link 128
- Basler racer Camera Link 121 129
- 122 Basler racer Camera Link 130
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