Sapera Supported Features List; Accessing Features With Sapera++ Lt; Feature Type String - Genie M640 User Manual

Sapera Supported Features List

The Genie features and its currently set values can be read by a Sapera application. The Sapera tool CamExpert is
an example of an application that reads and writes Genie parameters to control its operation. The following tables
group the Genie features by their feature type—STRING, ENUM, INT32, and BOOL.

Accessing Features with Sapera++ LT

When working with Genie features, the SapAcqDevice class provides functions for accessing features from devices
such as a GigE-Vision camera. The class also contains functions for sending commands and registering events to
devices.
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SapAcqDevice::GetFeatureInfo returns information on a feature associated with a specified name or
index.
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SapAcqDevice::SetFeatureValue writes a new value for a feature.
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All information about the feature is stored in a SapFeature class object.
An important factor when reading or modifying Sapera features values is the feature Write Mode. Each Genie
feature description includes the access type and write mode as defined in the following table.
Access Type
RO Read Only
RW Read or Write
Wo Write Only
Refer to the Sapera++ LT Programmer's manual (OC-SAPM-SPPP0).

Feature Type STRING

Feature Name
Server Name
Number of Features
DeviceVendorName
DeviceModelName
DeviceVersion
FirmwareVersion
DeviceID
MACAddress
DeviceUserID
Genie Monochrome Series-GigE Vision Camera
Access W-Mode
RO N.valid
RO N.valid
RO N.valid
RO N.valid
RO N.valid
RO N.valid
RO N.valid
RO N.valid
RW N.acq
Write Mode
N.valid Write Not Valid
Always Write Always (anytime)
N.acq Write when transfer object Not Acquiring
N.conn Write when transfer object is Not Connected
Type Value
STRING Genie_M640_1 (example)
STRING (number dependent on firmware version)
STRING DALSA
STRING Genie M640 (example)
STRING 1452 (example)
STRING version 7630 (example)
STRING S1234567 (example)
STRING 00:01:0D:11:01:2A (example)
STRING Inspection-1 (user set example)
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