IDS peak 2.8.0 / uEye+ firmware 3.33
Maximum limit of ExposureTime when ExposureMode is "TriggerControlled". When a trigger on "ExposureEnd" is active but is not received in time, the exposure of the image is stopped after TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax.
Name |
TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax |
Category |
|
Interface |
Float |
Access |
Read/Write |
Unit |
µs |
Visibility |
Guru |
Values |
Camera specific |
Standard |
IDS |
Availability uEye+ |
|
Availability uEye |
- |
Code example
C++
// Determine the current TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax
double value = nodeMapRemoteDevice->FindNode<peak::core::nodes::FloatNode>("TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax")->Value();
// Set TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax to 1999982.5 us
nodeMapRemoteDevice->FindNode<peak::core::nodes::FloatNode>("TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax")->SetValue(1999982.5);
C#
// Determine the current TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax
double value = nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode<peak.core.nodes.FloatNode>("TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax").Value();
// Set TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax to 1999982.5 us
nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode<peak.core.nodes.FloatNode>("TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax").SetValue(1999982.5);
Python
# Determine the current TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax (float)
value = nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode("TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax").Value()
# Set TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax to 1999982.5 us (float)
nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode("TriggerControlledExposureTimeMax").SetValue(1999982.5)
