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IDS peak 2.20.0 / uEye+ firmware 3.80

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Returns the number of network adapters that are connected to the selected interface.

Name

NetworkAdapterCount[InterfaceSelector]

Category

InterfaceEnumeration

Interface

Integer

Access

Read

Unit

-

Visibility

Guru

Values

0 … 4294967295

Increment: 1

Standard

IDS

Availability uEye+

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Availability uEye

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Code Example

C++

// Before accessing NetworkAdapterCount, make sure InterfaceSelector is set correctly
// Set InterfaceSelector to 0
nodeMapSystem->FindNode<peak::core::nodes::IntegerNode>("InterfaceSelector")->SetValue(0);
// Determine the current NetworkAdapterCount
int64_t value = nodeMapSystem->FindNode<peak::core::nodes::IntegerNode>("NetworkAdapterCount")->Value();

C#

// Before accessing NetworkAdapterCount, make sure InterfaceSelector is set correctly
// Set InterfaceSelector to 0
nodeMapSystem.FindNode<IDSImaging.Peak.API.Core.Nodes.IntegerNode>("InterfaceSelector").SetValue(0);
// Determine the current NetworkAdapterCount
long value = nodeMapSystem.FindNode<IDSImaging.Peak.API.Core.Nodes.IntegerNode>("NetworkAdapterCount").Value();

Python

# Before accessing NetworkAdapterCount, make sure InterfaceSelector is set correctly
# Set InterfaceSelector to 0 (int)
nodeMapSystem.FindNode("InterfaceSelector").SetValue(0)
# Determine the current NetworkAdapterCount (int)
value = nodeMapSystem.FindNode("NetworkAdapterCount").Value()

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