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• "Menu Bar"
(to work with wxPropView (p. 74) using the menu)
• "Upper Tool Bar"
(to select and initialize a device, acquire images, play a recorder sequence)
• "Left Tool Bar"
(to hide and show parts of the GUI)
• "Status Tool Bar"
• "Main Window" with
– "Grid"
(tree control with the device settings accessible by the user)
– "Display"
(for the acquired images)
– "Analysis"
(information about whole images or an AOI)
By clicking on F1 you will get the HELP dialog.
Now, you can initialize a device by
• selecting it in the drop down list in the "Upper Tool Bar" and
• clicking on "Use".
After having successfully initialized a device the tree control in the lower left part of the "Main Window" will display
the properties (settings or parameters) (according to the "interface layout") accessible by the user.
Note
Please have a look at the troubleshooting chapter if you neither see the mvBlueFOX3 nor cannot use it
(p. 138).
You've also got the possibility to set your "User Experience". According to the chosen experience, the level of
visibility is different:
• Beginner (basic camera settings/properties are visible)
• Expert (e.g. all advanced image processing are visible)
• Guru (all settings/properties are visible)
Properties displayed in light grey cannot be modified by the user. Only the properties, which actually have an impact
on the resulting image, will be visible. Therefore, certain properties might appear or disappear when modifying
another properties.
To permanently commit a modification made with the keyboard the ENTER must be pressed. If leaving the editor
before pressing ENTER will restore the old value.
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