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IDS peak 2.8.0 / uEye+ firmware 3.33

Effective height of the sensor in pixels.

Name

SensorHeight

Category

ImageFormatControl

Interface

Integer

Access

Read (/Write, see USB3 cameras with SensorOperationMode "Linescan")

Unit

px

Visibility

Expert

Values

Camera specific

Standard

SFNC

Availability uEye+

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Availability uEye

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USB3 cameras with SensorOperationMode "Linescan"

From firmware 3.20 on, you can set an individual line height for the following USB3 cameras in SensorOperationMode "Linescan".

Camera type

Minimum

Maximum

Increment

Default value

Color camera

2

Sensor height

2

2

Monochrome camera

1

Sensor height

1

1

If you set SensorHeight to a value > Height, Height will be set to the same value as SensorHeight. The value of Height can only be a multiple of the value of SensorHeight.

This function can be used with the following models:

U3-300x color / mono

U3-304x color / mono

U3-306x color / mono

U3-307x color / mono

U3-308x color / mono

U3-309x color / mono

U3-30Cx color / mono

U3-31Fx color / mono

U3-31Jx color / mono

U3-31Lx color / mono

U3-320x color / mono

U3-326x color / mono

U3-327x color / mono

U3-328x color / mono

U3-329x color / mono

Code example

C++

// Determine the current SensorHeight
int64_t value = nodeMapRemoteDevice->FindNode<peak::core::nodes::IntegerNode>("SensorHeight")->Value();

C#

// Determine the current SensorHeight
long value = nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode<peak.core.nodes.IntegerNode>("SensorHeight").Value();

Python

# Determine the current SensorHeight (int)
value = nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode("SensorHeight").Value()

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