Basic Exposure Events Overview - Teledyne m640 User Manual

AcquisitionStartNextValid
Event ID
Acquisition Start Next
Valid End Data
AcquisitionStartNextValid
Event Timestamp
Valid Frame Trigger Event
ID
Valid Frame Trigger Data
Valid Frame Trigger Event
Timestamp
InvalidFrameTrigger Event
ID
Invalid Frame Trigger
Data
InvalidFrameTrigger Event
Timestamp
ImageLost Event ID
Image Lost Data
ImageLost Event
Timestamp
Events Overflow Event ID
Event Overflow Data
Events Overflow Event
Timestamp
I Timestamp Latch
I Timestamp Value
I Timestamp Tick
Frequency
I Timestamp Reset

Basic Exposure Events Overview

The following timing graphic shows the primary events related to a simple acquisition.
TimeStamp Latch
FrameStart Event
Frame Inactive
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EventAcquisitionStartNextValid
EventAcquisitionStartNextValidData
EventAcquisitionStartNextValid
Timestamp
EventValidFrameTrigger
EventValidFrameTriggerData
EventValidFrameTrigger
Timestamp
EventInvalidFrameTrigger
EventInvalidFrameTriggerData
EventInvalidFrameTrigger
Timestamp
EventImageLost
EventImageLostData
EventImageLostTimestamp
EventeventsOverflow
EventeventsOverflowData
EventeventsOverflowTimestamp
GevtimestampControlLatch
GevtimestampValue
GevtimestampTickFrequency
GevtimestampControlReset
Exposure
Delay
ExposureStart
Event
ExposureEnd
Generate an event on acquisition start next valid.
Data of the acquisition start next valid event.
Timestamp of the acquisition start next valid
event. (RO)
Generate an event on valid frame trigger.
Data of the valid frame trigger event.
Timestamp of the Valid frame trigger event. (RO)
Generate an event on invalid frame trigger.
Data of the invalid frame trigger event.
Timestamp of the invalid frame trigger event. (RO)
Generate an event on image lost.
Data of the image lost event
Timestamp of the image lost event. (RO)
Represents the event ID to identify the
EventeventsOverflow software Event. (RO)
Data of the event overflow event
Timestamp of the EventeventsOverflow event.
Latch the current timestamp internal counter value
in the timestampValue feature.
Returns the 64-bit value of the timestamp counter.
Indicates the number of timestamp ticks (or
increments) during 1 second (frequency in Hz).
Resets the timestamp counter to 0.
FrameActive
FrameActive
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Exposure
ReadOut
Event
Frame Inactive
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