This chapter contains the descriptions of all supported features from the Counter And Timer Control category.
Name |
CounterAndTimerControl |
Category |
Root |
Interface |
Category |
Access |
Read |
Unit |
- |
Visibility |
Expert |
Values |
- |
Standard |
SFNC |
Availability uEye+ |
|
Availability uEye |
- |
The counter is a tool that increments its value on each occurence of a signal or event.
Typical examples for counters are:
•Frame or image counter: counts the number of images that have been captured.
•Trigger counter: counts the signals received on an I/O line for triggering the image capture.
•Trigger missed counter: counts the number of signals for image capture that could not be processed.
Fig. 192: Counter
With timers, the camera can time and delay operations for a specific period.
Typical examples for timers are:
•Out signal with duration: after an event, e.g. a missed image capture trigger, the camera emits an out signal on line 1 for a duration of 10 ms.
•Out signal with delay: after an event, e.g. a missed image capture trigger, the camera waits 500 ms before emitting an out signal on line 1.
Timers can also measure the time that passes between two events.
Fig. 193: Timer