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IDS peak 2.8.0 / uEye+ firmware 3.33

Image acquisition

If you increase the exposure time so that the frame rate drops, a single image can be defective.

To achieve the maximum frame rate, you must set DeviceLinkThroughputLimit to the maximum value.

To achieve the minimum exposure time, you must set DeviceLinkThroughputLimit to the maximum value.

To achieve the maximum exposure time, you must set DeviceLinkThroughputLimit to the minimum value.

As the models do not have an image memory, images may be lost under certain circumstances. In this case, reduce the value of DeviceLinkThroughputLimit. Note, however, that this lowers the frame rate and may cause a rolling shutter effect.

From firmware version 2.11 on, it is possible to change the frame rate or exposure time of the uEye XLE USB 3 or uEye XCP USB 3 during freerun operation. With previous firmware versions, it was necessary to stop image acquisition to change the frame rate or exposure time.

Sensor

Depending on the wavelength, horizontal stripe artifacts may appear every 2 pixels. The intensity of the artifacts increases with the wavelength. In the visible light range, there is only a very slight expression.
Minor column artifacts may occur every 4 pixels.

For exposure times >200 ms, you may need to use additional gain to achieve homogeneous saturation.

Due to the manufacturer, the minimum (0) data values are not used for 8-bit and 10-bit pixel formats:

o8 bit: 1 … 255 DN

o10 bit: 1 … 1023 DN

Exposure

If you change the exposure time while image acquisition is running, the currently exposed image is discarded except the image is already read out. The next image will be exposed immediately after the change and the image interval is restarted.

ROI

The frame rate does not increase by the use of a horizontal ROI.

Decimation

Sensor decimation is only supported by monochrome sensors.

Trigger

In trigger mode, the "ExposureActive" signal is always present on the flash output (Line1). The signal cannot be switched off.

uEye+ XCP USB 3/uEye+ XLE USB 3/uEye+ XLS USB 3

The model does not support the following features:

Automatic exposure (ExposureAuto)
Alternatively, you can perform auto exposure on the host.

Automatic gain (GainAuto)
Alternatively, you can perform the gain functions on the host.

Automatic white balance (BalanceWhiteAuto)
Alternatively, you can perform the automatic white balance on the host.

Chunks (ChunkDataControl)

Counter and timer (CounterAndTimerControl)

Events (EventControl)

Color correction (ColorCorectionMode)
Alternatively, you can perform color correction on the host.

FPGA binning (BinningSelector)
Alternatively, you can use IDS peak IPL to perform binning on the host.

FPGA decimation (DecimationSelector)
Alternatively, you can use IDS peak IPL to perform decimation the host.

Gamma (Gamma)
Alternatively, you can use IDS peak IPL to perform gamma on the host.

Line scan mode (SensorOperationMode "Linescan")

LUT (LUTControl)

Pulse-width modulation (PWMControl)

Sequencer (SequencerControl)

USB 2.0 operation

The camera model does not support USB 2.0 operation.

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