Loading A Saved Set Or The Default Set Into The Active Set - Basler Racer User Manual

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8.14.2 Loading a Saved Set or the Default
Set into the Active Set
If you have saved a configuration set into the camera's non-volatile memory, you can load the saved
set from the camera's non-volatile memory into the camera's active set. When you do this, the
loaded set overwrites the parameters in the active set. Since the settings in the active set control
the current operation of the camera, the settings from the loaded set will now be controlling the
camera.
You can also load the default set into the camera's active set.
To load a saved configuration set or the default set from the camera's non-volatile memory
into the active set using Basler pylon:
1. Set the UserSetSelector parameter to UserSet1, UserSet2, UserSet3, or Default.
2. Execute a UserSetLoad command to load the selected set into the active set.
You can set the UserSetSelector parameter and execute the UserSetLoad command from within
your application software by using the pylon API. The following code snippet illustrates using the
API to set the parameter and execute the command:
camera.UserSetSelector.SetValue(UserSetSelector_UserSet2);
camera.UserSetLoad.Execute();
Loading a user set or the default set into the active set is only allowed when the
camera is idle, i.e. when it is not acquiring lines.
Loading the default set into the active set is a good course of action if you have
grossly misadjusted the settings in the camera and you are not sure how to
recover. The default settings are optimized for use in typical situations and will
provide good camera performance in most cases.
To load a saved user set or the default set from the camera's non-volatile memory into the
active set via direct register access:
1. Set the value of the User Set Selector register to User Set 1, 2, or 3, or to the Default set as
desired.
2. Set the value of the User Set Load register to 1.
For more information about direct register access, see Section 3.2 on
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