Basler A102K User Manual page 60

Operation and Features
Horizontal Gradients
All of the horizontal gradients on the right side of the image are 696 columns wide.
The pixels in the top line of the top gradient (image line 1040) have a gray value of 0, the pixels
in line 1039 have a gray value of 1, the pixels in line 1038 have a gray value of 2, and so on. This
pattern continues until line 785 (8 bit mode) or line 17 (10 bit mode), where the pixels have a gray
value of 0.
The second gradient begins on line 784 (8 bit mode) or line 16 (10 bit mode). The pixels in line
784 or 16 have a gray value of 0, the pixels in line 783 or 15 have a gray value of 1, the pixels in
line 782 or 14 have a gray value of 2, and so on. In 8 bit mode, this pattern continues until line 529
where the pixels have a gray value of 255. In 10 bit mode, this pattern continues until line 1 where
the pixels have a gray value of 15.
In 8 bit mode, a third gradient begins on line 528. The pixels in line 528 have a gray value of 0,
the pixels in line 527 have a gray value of 1, the pixels in line 526 have a gray value of 2, and so
on. This pattern continues until line 273 where the pixels have a gray value of 0.
In 8 bit mode, a fourth gradient begins on line 272. The pixels in line 272 have a gray value of 0,
the pixels in line 271 have a gray value of 1, the pixels in line 270 have a gray value of 2, and so
on. This pattern continues until line 17 where the pixels have a gray value of 0.
In 8 bit mode, the bottom gradient begins on line 16. The pixels in line 16 have a gray value of 0,
the pixels in line 15 have a gray value of 1, the pixels in line 14 have a gray value of 2, and so on.
This pattern continues until line 1 where the pixels have a gray value of 15.
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