), settings for cycle and exposure times and for onboard LED illumination well the various acquired
image counters and status bits.3 Image acquisition
Image acquisition and its properties represent the basic function camera since good image acquisition
always simplifies subsequent image processing application vision function.
B Time until the set NetTime trigger reached.
Image acquisition and subsequent image processing Timing diagram
This timing diagram schematic diagram showing the course selected image acquisition parameters
over time.
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C Reading exposure time and sensor The accepted image acquisition recorded with counter. Waiting for trigger. The processing time the
vision function and camera (operating system) recorded. The parameters are located the I/O mapping the camera.Function description
7. The lengths shown are not scale with respect the actual durations. Image processing and processing time the camera used
to acquire the first image completed.
The standard configuration includes image acquisition the narrower sense (including integrated lighting
and preprocessing with linear filters well functions such subtraction ShapefromShading), op-
tional line sensor mode and configuration the digital output.), well image
cutouts and their position the acquired image.
A Camera ready for operation.
With machine vision, the image acquisition configured via Automation Studio the vision application
(Image Acquisition Properties).
An accepted image acquisition recorded with counter.
Image acquisition also defines the focus, low-light amplifications, mirroring the image the x/y-direc-
tion, special CMOS sensor-side image readout configurations (binning, subsampling, etc. also important to
note that the times depend the selected image processing task and image content.
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D1 New image acquisition possible (CameraStatus 0).
The image acquisition settings include various trigger parameters (trigger source, trigger type, timing,
etc.
Changing ImageNettime