Category that contains the Analog control features. More...

Public Member Functions
	AnalogControl (Device pDev)
	Constructs a new mvIMPACT.acquire.AnalogControl object.

	AnalogControl (Device pDev, String settingName)
	Constructs a new mvIMPACT.acquire.AnalogControl object.

synchronized void	delete ()

PropertyF	getBalanceRatio ()
	A floating point property.

PropertyI64	getBalanceRatioSelector ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getBalanceWhiteAuto ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyF	getBlackLevel ()
	A floating point property.

PropertyI64	getBlackLevelAuto ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getBlackLevelAutoBalance ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getBlackLevelSelector ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyF	getGain ()
	A floating point property.

PropertyI64	getGainAuto ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getGainAutoBalance ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getGainSelector ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyF	getGamma ()
	A floating point property.

PropertyI64	getMvADCGain ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvBalanceWhiteAutoAOIMode ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvBalanceWhiteAutoHeight ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvBalanceWhiteAutoOffsetX ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvBalanceWhiteAutoOffsetY ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvBalanceWhiteAutoWidth ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvDigitalGainOffset ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoAOIMode ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoAverageGrey ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoDelayImages ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoHeight ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoHighlightAOI ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyF	getMvGainAutoLowerLimit ()
	A floating point property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoMode ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoOffsetX ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoOffsetY ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoSpeed ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyF	getMvGainAutoUpperLimit ()
	A floating point property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainAutoWidth ()
	An integer property.

PropertyF	getMvGainHorizontalZoneDivider ()
	A floating point property.

PropertyI64	getMvGainMode ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI	getMvGammaEnable ()
	A boolean property.

PropertyI64	getMvGammaSelector ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvLinearLogarithmicMode ()
	An integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvLowLight ()
	An enumerated integer property.

Method	getMvSaveCalibrationData ()
	A method object.

PropertyI64	getMvTapBalancingMode ()
	An enumerated integer property.

PropertyI64	getMvVRamp ()
	An integer property.

PropertyF	getWhiteClip ()
	A floating point property.

PropertyI64	getWhiteClipSelector ()
	An enumerated integer property.

Protected Member Functions
	AnalogControl (long cPtr, boolean cMemoryOwn)

void	finalize ()

Static Protected Member Functions
static long	swigRelease (AnalogControl obj)

Protected Attributes
transient boolean	swigCMemOwn

Detailed Description

Category that contains the Analog control features.

A category that contains the Analog control features.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ AnalogControl() [1/3]

AnalogControl	(	long	cPtr,
		boolean	cMemoryOwn )

protected

◆ AnalogControl() [2/3]

AnalogControl	(	Device	pDev,
		String	settingName )

Constructs a new mvIMPACT.acquire.AnalogControl object.

Parameters

pDev	[in] A pointer to a mvIMPACT.acquire.Device object obtained from a mvIMPACT.acquire.DeviceManager object.
settingName	[in] The name of the driver internal setting to access with this instance. A list of valid setting names can be obtained by a call to mvIMPACT.acquire.FunctionInterface.getAvailableSettings, new settings can be created with the function mvIMPACT.acquire.FunctionInterface.createSetting

◆ AnalogControl() [3/3]

AnalogControl ( Device pDev )

Constructs a new mvIMPACT.acquire.AnalogControl object.

Parameters

pDev [in] A pointer to a mvIMPACT.acquire.Device object obtained from a mvIMPACT.acquire.DeviceManager object. A list of valid setting names can be obtained by a call to mvIMPACT.acquire.FunctionInterface.getAvailableSettings, new settings can be created with the function mvIMPACT.acquire.FunctionInterface.createSetting

Member Function Documentation

◆ delete()

synchronized void delete ( )

◆ finalize()

void finalize ( )

protected

◆ getBalanceRatio()

PropertyF getBalanceRatio ( )

A floating point property.

Controls ratio of the selected color component to a reference color component.

Controls ratio of the selected color component to a reference color component. It is used for white balancing.

◆ getBalanceRatioSelector()

PropertyI64 getBalanceRatioSelector ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Selects which Balance ratio to control.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

All (Display string: 'All'): Balance Ratio will be applied to all channels or taps.
Blue (Display string: 'Blue'): Balance Ratio will be applied to the blue channel.
Green (Display string: 'Green'): Balance Ratio will be applied to the green channel.
Green0 (Display string: 'Green 0')
Green1 (Display string: 'Green 1')
Red (Display string: 'Red'): Balance Ratio will be applied to the red channel.
Tap1 (Display string: 'Tap 1'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 1.
Tap2 (Display string: 'Tap 2'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 2.
Tap3 (Display string: 'Tap 3'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 3.
Tap4 (Display string: 'Tap 4'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 4.
Tap5 (Display string: 'Tap 5'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 5.
Tap6 (Display string: 'Tap 6'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 6.
Tap7 (Display string: 'Tap 7'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 7.
Tap8 (Display string: 'Tap 8'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 8.
Tap9 (Display string: 'Tap 9'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 9.
Tap10 (Display string: 'Tap 10'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 10.
Tap11 (Display string: 'Tap 11'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 11.
Tap12 (Display string: 'Tap 12'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 12.
Tap13 (Display string: 'Tap 13'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 13.
Tap14 (Display string: 'Tap 14'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 14.
Tap15 (Display string: 'Tap 15'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Tap 15.
U (Display string: 'U'): Balance Ratio will be applied to U channel.
V (Display string: 'V'): Balance Ratio will be applied to V channel.
Y (Display string: 'Y'): Balance Ratio will be applied to Y channel.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getBalanceWhiteAuto()

PropertyI64 getBalanceWhiteAuto ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Controls the mode for automatic white balancing between the color channels.

Controls the mode for automatic white balancing between the color channels. The white balancing ratios are automatically adjusted.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

Off (Display string: 'Off'): White balancing is user controlled using BalanceRatioSelector and BalanceRatio.
Once (Display string: 'Once'): White balancing is automatically adjusted once by the device. Once it has converged, it automatically returns to the Off state.
Continuous (Display string: 'Continuous'): White balancing is constantly adjusted by the device.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getBlackLevel()

PropertyF getBlackLevel ( )

A floating point property.

Controls the analog black level as an absolute physical value.

Controls the analog black level as an absolute physical value. This represents a DC offset applied to the video signal.

◆ getBlackLevelAuto()

PropertyI64 getBlackLevelAuto ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Controls the mode for automatic black level adjustment.

Controls the mode for automatic black level adjustment. The exact algorithm used to implement this adjustment is device-specific.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

Off (Display string: 'Off'): Analog black level is user controlled using BlackLevel.
Once (Display string: 'Once'): Analog black level is automatically adjusted once by the device. Once it has converged, it automatically returns to the Off state.
Continuous (Display string: 'Continuous'): Analog black level is constantly adjusted by the device.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getBlackLevelAutoBalance()

PropertyI64 getBlackLevelAutoBalance ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Controls the mode for automatic black level balancing between the sensor color channels or taps.

Controls the mode for automatic black level balancing between the sensor color channels or taps. The black level coefficients of each channel are adjusted so they are matched.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

Off (Display string: 'Off'): Black level tap balancing is user controlled using BlackLevel.
Once (Display string: 'Once'): Black level tap balancing is automatically adjusted once by the device. Once it has converged, it automatically returns to the Off state.
Continuous (Display string: 'Continuous'): Black level tap balancing is constantly adjusted by the device.
mvRaw (Display string: 'mv Raw')
mvFixed (Display string: 'mv Fixed')
mvLowerLine (Display string: 'mv Lower Line')
mvSlow (Display string: 'mv Slow')

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getBlackLevelSelector()

PropertyI64 getBlackLevelSelector ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Selects which Black Level is controlled by the various Black Level features.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

All (Display string: 'All'): Black Level will be applied to all channels or taps.
Blue (Display string: 'Blue'): Black Level will be applied to the blue channel.
Green (Display string: 'Green'): Black Level will be applied to the green channel.
Red (Display string: 'Red'): Black Level will be applied to the red channel.
Tap1 (Display string: 'Tap 1'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 1.
Tap2 (Display string: 'Tap 2'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 2.
Tap3 (Display string: 'Tap 3'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 3.
Tap4 (Display string: 'Tap 4'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 4.
Tap5 (Display string: 'Tap 5'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 5.
Tap6 (Display string: 'Tap 6'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 6.
Tap7 (Display string: 'Tap 7'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 7.
Tap8 (Display string: 'Tap 8'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 8.
Tap9 (Display string: 'Tap 9'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 9.
Tap10 (Display string: 'Tap 10'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 10.
Tap11 (Display string: 'Tap 11'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 11.
Tap12 (Display string: 'Tap 12'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 12.
Tap13 (Display string: 'Tap 13'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 13.
Tap14 (Display string: 'Tap 14'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 14.
Tap15 (Display string: 'Tap 15'): Black Level will be applied to Tap 15.
U (Display string: 'U'): Black Level will be applied to U channel.
V (Display string: 'V'): Black Level will be applied to V channel.
Y (Display string: 'Y'): Black Level will be applied to Y channel.
mvAnalogSensorA (Display string: 'mv Analog Sensor A')
mvAnalogSensorB (Display string: 'mv Analog Sensor B')

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getGain()

PropertyF getGain ( )

A floating point property.

Controls the selected gain as an absolute physical value.

Controls the selected gain as an absolute physical value. This is an amplification factor applied to the video signal.

◆ getGainAuto()

PropertyI64 getGainAuto ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Sets the automatic gain control (AGC) mode.

Sets the automatic gain control (AGC) mode. The exact algorithm used to implement AGC is device-specific.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

Off (Display string: 'Off'): Gain is User controlled using Gain.
Once (Display string: 'Once'): Gain is automatically adjusted once by the device. Once it has converged, it automatically returns to the Off state.
Continuous (Display string: 'Continuous'): Gain is constantly adjusted by the device.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getGainAutoBalance()

PropertyI64 getGainAutoBalance ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Sets the mode for automatic gain balancing between the sensor color channels or taps.

Sets the mode for automatic gain balancing between the sensor color channels or taps. The gain coefficients of each channel or tap are adjusted so they are matched.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

Off (Display string: 'Off'): Gain tap balancing is user controlled using Gain .
Once (Display string: 'Once'): Gain tap balancing is automatically adjusted once by the device. Once it has converged, it automatically returns to the Off state.
Continuous (Display string: 'Continuous'): Gain tap balancing is constantly adjusted by the device.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getGainSelector()

PropertyI64 getGainSelector ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Selects which Gain is controlled by the various Gain features.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

All (Display string: 'All'): Gain will be applied to all channels or taps.
AnalogAll (Display string: 'Analog All'): Gain will be applied to all analog channels or taps.
AnalogBlue (Display string: 'Analog Blue'): Gain will be applied to the blue analog channel.
AnalogGreen (Display string: 'Analog Green'): Gain will be applied to the green analog channel.
AnalogRed (Display string: 'Analog Red'): Gain will be applied to the red analog channel.
AnalogTap1 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 1'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 1.
AnalogTap2 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 2'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 2.
AnalogTap3 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 3'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 3.
AnalogTap4 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 4'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 4.
AnalogTap5 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 5'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 5.
AnalogTap6 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 6'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 6.
AnalogTap7 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 7'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 7.
AnalogTap8 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 8'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 8.
AnalogTap9 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 9'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 9.
AnalogTap10 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 10'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 10.
AnalogTap11 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 11'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 11.
AnalogTap12 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 12'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 12.
AnalogTap13 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 13'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 13.
AnalogTap14 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 14'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 14.
AnalogTap15 (Display string: 'Analog Tap 15'): Analog gain will be applied to Tap 15.
AnalogU (Display string: 'Analog U'): Gain will be applied to U analog channel.
AnalogV (Display string: 'Analog V'): Gain will be applied to V analog channel.
AnalogY (Display string: 'Analog Y'): Gain will be applied to Y analog channel.
Blue (Display string: 'Blue'): Gain will be applied to the blue channel.
DigitalAll (Display string: 'Digital All'): Gain will be applied to all digital channels or taps.
DigitalBlue (Display string: 'Digital Blue'): Gain will be applied to the blue digital channel.
DigitalGreen (Display string: 'Digital Green'): Gain will be applied to the green digital channel.
DigitalRed (Display string: 'Digital Red'): Gain will be applied to the red digital channel.
DigitalTap1 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 1'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 1.
DigitalTap2 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 2'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 2.
DigitalTap3 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 3'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 3.
DigitalTap4 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 4'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 4.
DigitalTap5 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 5'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 5.
DigitalTap6 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 6'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 6.
DigitalTap7 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 7'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 7.
DigitalTap8 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 8'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 8.
DigitalTap9 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 9'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 9.
DigitalTap10 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 10'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 10.
DigitalTap11 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 11'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 11.
DigitalTap12 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 12'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 12.
DigitalTap13 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 13'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 13.
DigitalTap14 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 14'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 14.
DigitalTap15 (Display string: 'Digital Tap 15'): Digital gain will be applied to Tap 15.
DigitalU (Display string: 'Digital U'): Gain will be applied to U digital channel.
DigitalV (Display string: 'Digital V'): Gain will be applied to V digital channel.
DigitalY (Display string: 'Digital Y'): Gain will be applied to Y digital channel.
Green (Display string: 'Green'): Gain will be applied to the green channel.
Red (Display string: 'Red'): Gain will be applied to the red channel.
Tap1 (Display string: 'Tap 1'): Gain will be applied to Tap 1.
Tap2 (Display string: 'Tap 2'): Gain will be applied to Tap 2.
Tap3 (Display string: 'Tap 3'): Gain will be applied to Tap 3.
Tap4 (Display string: 'Tap 4'): Gain will be applied to Tap 4.
Tap5 (Display string: 'Tap 5'): Gain will be applied to Tap 5.
Tap6 (Display string: 'Tap 6'): Gain will be applied to Tap 6.
Tap7 (Display string: 'Tap 7'): Gain will be applied to Tap 7.
Tap8 (Display string: 'Tap 8'): Gain will be applied to Tap 8.
Tap9 (Display string: 'Tap 9'): Gain will be applied to Tap 9.
Tap10 (Display string: 'Tap 10'): Gain will be applied to Tap 10.
Tap11 (Display string: 'Tap 11'): Gain will be applied to Tap 11.
Tap12 (Display string: 'Tap 12'): Gain will be applied to Tap 12.
Tap13 (Display string: 'Tap 13'): Gain will be applied to Tap 13.
Tap14 (Display string: 'Tap 14'): Gain will be applied to Tap 14.
Tap15 (Display string: 'Tap 15'): Gain will be applied to Tap 15.
U (Display string: 'U'): Gain will be applied to U channel.
V (Display string: 'V'): Gain will be applied to V channel.
Y (Display string: 'Y'): Gain will be applied to Y channel.
mvAnalogSensorA (Display string: 'mv Analog Sensor A')
mvAnalogSensorB (Display string: 'mv Analog Sensor B')
mvHorizontalZone0 (Display string: 'mv Horizontal Zone 0'): Selects the first horizontal gain zone used when 'mvGainMode' is set to 'mvMultiZone' and when operating the device in a 'mvMultiAreaMode' different from 'mvOff'.
mvHorizontalZone1 (Display string: 'mv Horizontal Zone 1'): Selects the second horizontal gain zone used when 'mvGainMode' is set to 'mvMultiZone' and when operating the device in a 'mvMultiAreaMode' different from 'mvOff'.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getGamma()

PropertyF getGamma ( )

A floating point property.

Controls the gamma correction of pixel intensity.

Controls the gamma correction of pixel intensity. Since the human eye perceives light similar to a logarithm of real light intensity it's characteristic curve is non-linear. It follows the rule of (intensity ^ gamma) with a gamma value between 0.3-0.5. To provide as much useful information as possible, the image is converted from 12-bit acquired by the sensor to 8-bit utilizing this characteristic curve. The result is a linearized image optimized for the human eye's non-linear behavior which allows to perceive as much intensity differences as possible.

Conversion from 12- to 8-bit utilizing the gamma function

◆ getMvADCGain()

PropertyI64 getMvADCGain ( )

An integer property.

Adapt gain. Gain value of the sensor may differ from sensor to sensor.

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoAOIMode()

PropertyI64 getMvBalanceWhiteAutoAOIMode ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Common AutoControl AOI used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

mvFull (Display string: 'mv Full')
mvCenter (Display string: 'mv Center')
mvUser (Display string: 'mv User')

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoHeight()

PropertyI64 getMvBalanceWhiteAutoHeight ( )

An integer property.

Common AOI Height used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoOffsetX()

PropertyI64 getMvBalanceWhiteAutoOffsetX ( )

An integer property.

Common AOI X-Offset used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

Common AOI XOffset used for auto gain control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoOffsetY()

PropertyI64 getMvBalanceWhiteAutoOffsetY ( )

An integer property.

Common AOI Y-Offset used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoWidth()

PropertyI64 getMvBalanceWhiteAutoWidth ( )

An integer property.

Common AOI Width used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

◆ getMvDigitalGainOffset()

PropertyI64 getMvDigitalGainOffset ( )

An integer property.

Used for fine tuning of the brightness of the sensor.

◆ getMvGainAutoAOIMode()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoAOIMode ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Common AutoControl AOI used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balancing.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

mvFull (Display string: 'mv Full')
mvCenter (Display string: 'mv Center')
mvUser (Display string: 'mv User')

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getMvGainAutoAverageGrey()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoAverageGrey ( )

An integer property.

Common desired average grey value (in percent) used for Auto Gain Control(AGC) and Auto Exposure Control(AEC).

◆ getMvGainAutoDelayImages()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoDelayImages ( )

An integer property.

The number of frames that the AEC must skip before updating the exposure register

◆ getMvGainAutoHeight()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoHeight ( )

An integer property.

Common AOI Height used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

◆ getMvGainAutoHighlightAOI()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoHighlightAOI ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Highlight auto control AOI to check AOI settings. Switch off for normal operation.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

Off (Display string: 'Off')
On (Display string: 'On')

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getMvGainAutoLowerLimit()

PropertyF getMvGainAutoLowerLimit ( )

A floating point property.

The lower limit of the gain in auto gain mode

◆ getMvGainAutoMode()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoMode ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Selects the common auto mode for gain and exposure.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

mvSensor (Display string: 'mv Sensor'): The sensor itself will do the auto control.
mvDevice (Display string: 'mv Device'): The device(firmware) will do the auto control.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getMvGainAutoOffsetX()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoOffsetX ( )

An integer property.

Common AOI X-Offset used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

◆ getMvGainAutoOffsetY()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoOffsetY ( )

An integer property.

Common AOI Y-Offset used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

◆ getMvGainAutoSpeed()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoSpeed ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Determines the increment or decrement size of gain value from frame to frame.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

Slow (Display string: 'Slow')
Medium (Display string: 'Medium')
Fast (Display string: 'Fast')

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getMvGainAutoUpperLimit()

PropertyF getMvGainAutoUpperLimit ( )

A floating point property.

The upper limit of the gain in auto gain mode

◆ getMvGainAutoWidth()

PropertyI64 getMvGainAutoWidth ( )

An integer property.

Common AOI Width used for Auto Gain Control(AGC), Auto Exposure Control(AEC) and Auto White Balance(AWB).

◆ getMvGainHorizontalZoneDivider()

PropertyF getMvGainHorizontalZoneDivider ( )

A floating point property.

Defines the position(in percent of the total number of lines) within the image to switch from one gain value to the next.

Defines the position(in percent of the total number of lines) within the image to switch from one gain value to the next. 100% means that only one zone exists. 25% means that the upper 25% of the image are defined by the gain value of 'mvHorizontalZone0' and the lower 75% are defined by the gain value of 'mvHorizontalZone1'. Some sensors may only allow to change the gain at certain positions e.g. the last line of a defined ROI. In this case the first possible switching point above the actual line will be used.

◆ getMvGainMode()

PropertyI64 getMvGainMode ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Sets the operation mode of Gain.

Sets the operation mode of Gain

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

Default (Display string: 'Default'): Default operation mode. The whole image is configured as a single zone.
mvMultiZone (Display string: 'mv Multi Zone'): In this mode different gains can be applied to different zones of the image by writing them into the 'mvHorizontalZone' registers selectable via the 'GainSelector'. This mode will only have effect on the image when operating the device in a 'mvMultiAreaMode' different from 'mvOff'.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getMvGammaEnable()

PropertyI getMvGammaEnable ( )

A boolean property.

Enables Gamma correction. All other LUT will be disabled.

Enables gamma correction. All other LUT will be disabled.

◆ getMvGammaSelector()

PropertyI64 getMvGammaSelector ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Sets the type of Gamma to be used.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

mvSRGB (Display string: 'mv SRGB'): Gamma curve is fixed to a sRGB curve.
mvUser (Display string: 'mv User'): Gamma curve can be configured by user.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getMvLinearLogarithmicMode()

PropertyI64 getMvLinearLogarithmicMode ( )

An integer property.

Controls the knee point between linear response and logarithmic response.

◆ getMvLowLight()

PropertyI64 getMvLowLight ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Makes the image brighter.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

On (Display string: 'On')
Off (Display string: 'Off')

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getMvSaveCalibrationData()

Method getMvSaveCalibrationData ( )

A method object.

Saves the calibration data to non-volatile memory.

◆ getMvTapBalancingMode()

PropertyI64 getMvTapBalancingMode ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Where do the tap balancing calibration data come from?

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

mvFactory (Display string: 'mv Factory')
mvUser (Display string: 'mv User')

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ getMvVRamp()

PropertyI64 getMvVRamp ( )

An integer property.

Adjusting this value will result in better column CDS (correlated double sampling) which will remove the column FPN from the image.

◆ getWhiteClip()

PropertyF getWhiteClip ( )

A floating point property.

Controls the maximal intensity taken by the video signal before being clipped as an absolute physical value.

Controls the maximal intensity taken by the video signal before being clipped as an absolute physical value. The video signal will never exceed the white clipping point: it will saturate at that level.

◆ getWhiteClipSelector()

PropertyI64 getWhiteClipSelector ( )

An enumerated integer property.

Selects which White Clip to control.

The following string values might be valid for this feature:

All (Display string: 'All'): White Clip will be applied to all channels or taps.
Blue (Display string: 'Blue'): White Clip will be applied to the blue channel.
Green (Display string: 'Green'): White Clip will be applied to the green channel.
Red (Display string: 'Red'): White Clip will be applied to the red channel.
Tap1 (Display string: 'Tap 1'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 1.
Tap2 (Display string: 'Tap 2'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 2.
Tap3 (Display string: 'Tap 3'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 3.
Tap4 (Display string: 'Tap 4'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 4.
Tap5 (Display string: 'Tap 5'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 5.
Tap6 (Display string: 'Tap 6'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 6.
Tap7 (Display string: 'Tap 7'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 7.
Tap8 (Display string: 'Tap 8'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 8.
Tap9 (Display string: 'Tap 9'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 9.
Tap10 (Display string: 'Tap 10'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 10.
Tap11 (Display string: 'Tap 11'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 11.
Tap12 (Display string: 'Tap 12'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 12.
Tap13 (Display string: 'Tap 13'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 13.
Tap14 (Display string: 'Tap 14'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 14.
Tap15 (Display string: 'Tap 15'): White Clip will be applied to Tap 15.
U (Display string: 'U'): White Clip will be applied to U channel.
V (Display string: 'V'): White Clip will be applied to V channel.
Y (Display string: 'Y'): White Clip will be applied to Y channel.

Note: Depending on the device some of these values might not be supported and especially when working with third party devices there might be custom values which are not listed here. To get a complete and reliable list of supported values at runtime an application should therefore call mvIMPACT.acquire.PropertyI.getTranslationDictStrings() or one of the other functions dealing with translation dictionaries for enumerated properties.

◆ swigRelease()

static long swigRelease ( AnalogControl obj )

staticprotected

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◆ AnalogControl() [1/3]

◆ AnalogControl() [2/3]

◆ AnalogControl() [3/3]

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◆ delete()

◆ finalize()

◆ getBalanceRatio()

◆ getBalanceRatioSelector()

◆ getBalanceWhiteAuto()

◆ getBlackLevel()

◆ getBlackLevelAuto()

◆ getBlackLevelAutoBalance()

◆ getBlackLevelSelector()

◆ getGain()

◆ getGainAuto()

◆ getGainAutoBalance()

◆ getGainSelector()

◆ getGamma()

◆ getMvADCGain()

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoAOIMode()

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoHeight()

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoOffsetX()

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoOffsetY()

◆ getMvBalanceWhiteAutoWidth()

◆ getMvDigitalGainOffset()

◆ getMvGainAutoAOIMode()

◆ getMvGainAutoAverageGrey()

◆ getMvGainAutoDelayImages()

◆ getMvGainAutoHeight()

◆ getMvGainAutoHighlightAOI()

◆ getMvGainAutoLowerLimit()

◆ getMvGainAutoMode()

◆ getMvGainAutoOffsetX()

◆ getMvGainAutoOffsetY()

◆ getMvGainAutoSpeed()

◆ getMvGainAutoUpperLimit()

◆ getMvGainAutoWidth()

◆ getMvGainHorizontalZoneDivider()

◆ getMvGainMode()

◆ getMvGammaEnable()

◆ getMvGammaSelector()

◆ getMvLinearLogarithmicMode()

◆ getMvLowLight()

◆ getMvSaveCalibrationData()

◆ getMvTapBalancingMode()

◆ getMvVRamp()

◆ getWhiteClip()

◆ getWhiteClipSelector()

◆ swigRelease()

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