Teledyne BOA Spot ID Series Quick Start Manual page 47

Image Logging
Two methods of image logging are supported. If a client PC is connected at runtime,
images can be logged directly to the PC drive. If no client is connected at runtime,
Image logging can be setup to a networked device using the FTP protocol.
Note: Image logging affects performance and is not recommended for time critical
applications.
Setting up Inputs
The BOA Spot application provides options for controlling the inputs. These are
selected in "Setup Connections" in the "Configuration" panel as shown below. Click
on the GUI table cells to change the control parameters.
Click the trigger "Control"
cell to change the trigger
input polarity.
Each input supports a noise filter called "debounce". A signal must remain active for
the duration of the debounce to be considered valid. The debounce settings range
from 1us to 64ms. GPI0 is a special input that is used either as a Trigger or general
purpose input. When used for triggering, the polarity of this input is programmable.
BOA Spot inputs are available to the script tool for synchronizing with external
events. They can also be used as "Job Change" and "Job Select" inputs for
hardware job switching (refer to page 27).
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Version 1.2; 2017-11-20