IDS peak 2.8.0 / uEye+ firmware 3.33
When using the uEye Transport Layer, you must note the following restrictions.
General
•The pixel formats of the uEye cameras are partly different from the pixel formats in IDS peak. If you have set a pixel format in the camera that is not available in IDS peak, a corresponding error is issued via the IDS peak API. For example, you should set a RAW Bayer pixel format for a color camera.
•The extended pixel clock is currently not supported. Therefore, uEye cameras with the extended pixel clock cannot achieve the maximum frame rate.
•uEye cameras does not support FlashEndDelay in FlashControl.
•With uEye cameras, the flash cannot be configured on a channel-by-channel basis. If you configure a GPIO (Line2 or Line3), changing the LineSource to "FlashActive" will also affect Line1.
•Multi-ROI functions are currently not supported under IDS peak.
Flash configuration for uEye cameras
The initial setting for the flash output is LOW active (LineStatus = "True"). This is a different behavior from uEye+ cameras, see Flash configuration.
Model notes
•The UI-1007XS model cannot be operated under IDS peak.
•The uEye LE USB 3.1 Gen 1 AF autofocus is not supported currently.
•The special multi-integration mode of the UI-325x cannot be used under IDS peak.
•The UI-359xLE Rev. 2 model should not be operated in full resolution with maximum pixel clock, as USB transmission errors may occur due to bandwidth limitations.
•The UI-336x/UI-536x and UI-337x/UI-537x models deliver an upside-down image due to the manufacturer. Color pixel formats are not correctly rendered on these models because the first pixel indicates the green color value instead of the red color value. This is currently not corrected in the uEye Transport Layer.
•Pulse width modulation (PWM) is not supported by the following models: UI-359xLE Rev. 1 and the models of the uEye LE USB 3.1 Gen 1 camera family (UI-304xLE, UI-313xLE, UI-327xLE, UI-359xLE Rev. 2, UI-386xLE, UI-388xLE).
