A display window can be configured to display multiple consecutive images as a single big one. A typical use case for this would be a line scan camera where several small stripes shall be combined as a single big image. But this can also be useful with area scan images. Usually just a single image will be displayed and will be overwritten by the next image:

ImpactControlCenter - Standard Mode

Now when several images shall be combined the "Configure Images Per Display Count..." menu option must be selected:

ImpactControlCenter - Setting up multiple images into a single display

This will open a dialog providing some additional explanation and allowing the user to select how many images shall be combined into a single one:

ImpactControlCenter - Selecting the number of images displayed into a single display

Note

This operating will consume additional RAM and CPU cycles!

After configuration a continuous (or single frame based) acquisition can be started again and the big buffer will be filled in a ring-buffer fashion, meaning when the last section of the big buffer has been filled with a fresh image the next time the uppermost section will be updated again:

ImpactControlCenter - 6 images displayed in a ring buffer as a single image