A class to represent a digital output pin(Device specific interface layout only).
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| bool | flip () |
| | Inverts the current state of the digital output and returns the previous state.
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| override bool | get () |
| | Returns the current state of this output pin.
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| void | reset () |
| | Sets the output pin to 'logic 0'.
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| void | set () |
| | Sets the output pin to 'logic 1'.
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| override String | ToString () |
| | Returns a description for this digital pin.
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| String | description [get] |
| | Returns a description for this digital output.
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| bool | isWriteable [get] |
| | Checks if the caller has write/modify access to this digital output.
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A class to represent a digital output pin(Device specific interface layout only).
- Note
- This class will only be available if mv.impact.acquire.Device.interfaceLayout is set to mv.impact.acquire.TDeviceInterfaceLayout.dilDeviceSpecific before the device is opened.
- Examples
- DigitalIOs.cs.
◆ flip()
Inverts the current state of the digital output and returns the previous state.
- Returns
- true if the previous state of this pin was considered as 'logic 1'
- false otherwise
- Examples
- DigitalIOs.cs.
◆ get()
Returns the current state of this output pin.
- Returns
- true if the current state of this pin is considered as 'logic 1'
- false otherwise
- Examples
- DigitalIOs.cs.
◆ reset()
◆ set()
◆ ToString()
| override String ToString |
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Returns a description for this digital pin.
This might contain connector descriptions or other information like e.g. 'CC1(J1)', which means, this is the CameraLink® control channel 1 of connector J1.
◆ description
Returns a description for this digital output.
This might contain connector descriptions or other information like e.g. 'CC1(J1)', which means, this is the CameraLink® control channel 1 of connector J1.
- Examples
- DigitalIOs.cs.
◆ isWriteable
Checks if the caller has write/modify access to this digital output.
Some devices will offer access to digital outputs, but these outputs can't be switched manually. E.g. a device might offer a digital output that can only be configured to stay either high or low during frame exposure but can't be switched to high at a certain user defined moment. For such an output, this function will return false.
If the user calls a function belonging to this class that would modify the state of the associated digital output, an exception will be raised.
- Returns
- true if the caller is allowed to call write/modify operation for this component.
- false otherwise.
- Examples
- DigitalIOs.cs.