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7.8.2.2 Setting an Auto Function AOI
Setting an Auto Function AOI is a two-step process: You must first select the Auto Function AOI
related to the auto function that you want to use and then set the position and the size of the Auto
Function AOI.
By default, an Auto Function AOI is set to the full resolution of the camera’s sensor. You can change
the position and the size of an Auto Function AOI by changing the value of the Auto Function AOI’s
X Offset, Y Offset, Width, and Height parameters.
The value of the X Offset parameter determines the starting column for the Auto Function AOI.
The value of the Y Offset parameter determines the starting line for the Auto Function AOI.
The value of the Width parameter determines the width of the Auto Function AOI.
The value of the Height parameter determines the height of the Auto Function AOI.
When you are setting an Auto Function AOI, you must follow these guidelines:
The sum of the X Offset setting plus the Width setting must not exceed the width of the
camera’s sensor. For example, on the avA1000-120km, the sum of the X Offset setting plus
the Width setting must not exceed 1040.
The sum of the Y Offset setting plus the Height setting must not exceed the height of the
camera’s sensor. For example, on the avA1000-120km, the sum of the X Offset setting plus
the Width setting must not exceed 1040.
On monochrome versions of the camera, the width and height of the AOI can be set in
increments of 2.
On color versions of the camera, the width and height of the AOI can be set in increments of 4.
For more information about the concept of a "virtual" sensor, see Section 7.11 on page 146.
On color cameras, we strongly recommend setting the X Offset, Y Offset, Width,
and Height parameters for an Auto Function AOI in increments of 2 to make the
Auto Function AOI match the Bayer filter pattern of the sensor. For example, you
should set the X Offset parameter to 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, etc.
Normally, the X Offset, Y Offset, Width, and Height parameter settings for an Auto
Function AOI refer to the physical columns and lines in the sensor. But if binning
is enabled (monochrome cameras only), these parameters are set in terms of
"virtual" columns and lines, i.e., the settings for an Auto Function AOI will refer to
the binned lines and columns in the sensor and not to the physical lines in the
sensor as they normally would.
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- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents 6
- 1.1 Models 9
- 1.2 General Specifications 10
- 1.3 Spectral Response 12
- 1.3.2 Color Cameras 13
- 1.4 Mechanical Specifications 14
- Photosensitive 15
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- 1.6.2 Heat Dissipation 19
- 1.7 Precautions 20
- Warranty Precautions 21
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- 2 Physical Interface 23
- 2.2.1 6-Pin Receptacle 24
- 2.2.2 12-Pin Receptacle 25
- 2.2.3 26-Pin MDR Connector 26
- 2.3 Camera Connector Types 27
- 2.4 Cabling Requirements 28
- 2.4.2 Standard I/O Cable 29
- 2.4.3 PLC I/O Cable 30
- 2.5 Camera Power 31
- 2.6 LED Indicator 32
- 2.7 I/O Line Schematic 33
- 2.8 Input Lines 34
- 2.8.2 Characteristics 35
- Physical Interface 36
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- 2.9 Output Lines 37
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- 2.9.3 Response Times 39
- Frame Exposure Begins 40
- Duration 40
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- 2.10 Camera Link Interface 42
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- 3 Camera Functional 45
- Description 45
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- Vertical 50
- Register 50
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- 4 Tools for Changing Camera 53
- Parameters 53
- 4.1.2 The pylon Viewer 54
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- 5 Image Acquisition Control 57
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- 5.2.2 Acquisition Frame Count 63
- Related Parameters 63
- 5.2.4.1 Introduction 65
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- 5.2.5.1 Introduction 67
- 5.3 The Frame Start Trigger 69
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- Basler aviator Camera Link 63 71
- Basler aviator Camera Link 65 73
- 5.3.2.1 Introduction 74
- 5.3.2.2 Acquisition Status 75
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- 5.3.3.1 Introduction 78
- 5.3.3.2 Exposure Modes 79
- Trigger Width Exposure Mode 80
- 5.4 Setting the Exposure Time 83
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- 5.6 Acquisition Timing Charts 93
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- 5.7 Maximum Allowed Frame 98
- Acquisition Rate 98
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- Image Acquisition Control 100
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- 6 Pixel Formats, Tap 101
- Geometries, and Color Filters 101
- 6.2 Camera Link Tap Geometry 103
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- Fig. 29: 1X2-1Y Tap Geometry 104
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- Fig. 30: 1X-2YE Tap Geometry 105
- 6.3 The Bayer Color Filter 107
- 7 Features 109
- Features 111
- 7.3 Gain 112
- Camera.GainRaw.SetValue( 0 ); 115
- 7.4 Black Level 116
- (on Color Models) 119
- (on Color Models) 121
- 7.7 Disable Parameter Limits 122
- 7.8 Auto Functions 124
- 7.8.2 Auto Function AOIs 126
- 7.8.3 Using an Auto Function 131
- 7.8.4 Gain Auto 132
- 7.8.5 Exposure Auto 135
- 7.8.6 Auto Function Profile 138
- 7.8.7 Balance White Auto 139
- 7.9 Digital Shift 141
- 7.10.1 Setting the Image AOI 150
- 7.10.2 Prelines 152
- 7.11 Binning 154
- Increased Response to Light 156
- Reduced Resolution 156
- Possible Image Distortion 156
- 7.12 Mirror Imaging 158
- 7.12.2 Reverse Y 160
- 7.13 Luminance Lookup Table 163
- // Enable the lookup table 166
- 7.14 Gamma Correction 167
- 7.15 User Defined Values 169
- Detection 172
- Register Access 173
- 7.18 Test Images 174
- Fig. 45: Test Image 1 175
- Fig. 46: Test Image 6 177
- 7.19 Configuration Sets 178
- User Sets 179
- Designating a Startup Set 179
- 7.19.2 Saving User Sets 181
- 8 Technical Support 185
- Technical Support 186
- Revision History 189
- Revision History 190
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