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Memory Shot
The camera has the Memory Shot function to store
images in internal frame memory and read them when
required.
When multiple cameras are connected to the host
computer via a single hub, the Memory Shot function
may be useful in cases where simultaneous image
outputs are disabled because of the band restriction of 1
Gbps.
Up to 16 frames can be stored in memory.
Memory Shot mode can be used regardless of the trigger
mode and special trigger mode settings.
Activating Memory Shot mode
Memory Shot mode can be activated.
Captured images are stored in frame memory until a
ReadOut command is issued.
Setting parameter: MemoryShotMode = On
Confirming the number of images stored
in frame memory
You can confirm how many images have been stored.
Observation parameter: MemoryShotNumberOfImages
Reading an image
You can send an image stored in the frame memory to
the host PC.
Setting parameter: MemoryShotSingleRead = Execute
Reading multiple images
You can send the specified number of images stored in
frame memory to the host PC.
Setting parameters: MemoryShotNumberOfImages
Note
Frame memory can store 16 images at maximum,
regardless of image size.
Any image captured under the condition that there are
already 16 images in frame memory will be discarded,
and not stored in frame memory.
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InMemory
ToRead= 1 to 16
MemoryShotMultiFrameRead =
Execute
User Set/User Memories
User Set
The camera has the User Set function for storing the
camera settings and loading them when required to
change the camera status accordingly. Up to 16
configurations of settings can be stored. This function
also enables shooting frame by frame with different
configurations of the camera settings by loading the
User Set data in sequence in Bulk Trigger or Sequential
Trigger mode.
When storing data in a User Set, first specify the
destination User Set then execute storage.
Setting parameters: UserSetSelector = UserSet0 to
UserSet15
UserSetSave = Execute
When loading data from a User Set, first specify the
source User Set then execute loading.
Setting parameters: UserSetSelector = UserSet0 to
UserSet15 / Default
UserSetSave = Execute
When you select "Default" for the source, the following
items will return to the factory-set conditions, in
addition to the items stored in the User Set:
• TestImageSelector
• GainAutoAreaWidth
• GainAutoAreaHeight
• GainAutoAreaOffsetX
• GainAutoAreaOffsetY
• AcquisitionMode
• SpecialTriggerMode
• NumberOfMemoryForSpecialTriggerMode
• SpecialTriggerSource
• SpecialTriggerActivation
User Memories
Each User Set provides 64 bytes of nonvolatile read-
write storage for users to store data freely. Stored data
are retained even when the power is turned off.
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