Using Bulk Data Csrs To Work With Bulk Data - Basler L800k User Manual

4.2.3.1 Using Bulk Data CSRs to Work with Bulk Data

Saving a Configuration Set
As mentioned in Section 3.15, the work configuration set resides in the camera's volatile memory.
Assume that you want to save the values in the current work set to a file named "UserSet01" in
the camera's non-volatile memory. To do so, you would follow this procedure:
1. Use a binary write command to write the file name UserSet01 to the Name field of the
configuration set bulk data CSR (see page 4-50).
2. Use a binary write command to set the value of the Control field of the configuration set bulk
data CSR to 0x06. Setting the value to 0x06 initiates a create function.
This procedure would create a file called UserSet01 in the non-volatile memory and would copy
the current work set settings from the camera's volatile memory into the new file.
Sample code that illustrates how to create a bulk data file is available from Basler (see Section
4.4).
You can save up to four configuration set files in the non-volatile memory.
There is a restriction on naming the files that hold saved configuration sets. They
must be named UserSet01, UserSet02, UserSet03, or UserSet04.
If you use the name of an existing file, the data in the existing file will be overwritten.
Saving a Set of Shading Values
As mentioned in Section 3.9.1, when you generate a set of shading values, the values reside in
the camera's volatile memory. Assume that you want to save the DSNU and PRNU shading
values currently in the volatile memory to a file named "ShadingValues" in the camera's non-
volatile memory. To do so, you would follow this procedure:
1. Use a binary write command to write the file name ShadingValues to the Name field of the
shading values bulk data CSR (see page 4-51).
2. Use a binary write command to set the value of the Control field of the shading values bulk
data CSR to 0x06. Setting the value to 0x06 initiates a create function.
This procedure would create a file called ShadingValues in the non-volatile memory and would
copy the current shading values from the camera's volatile memory into the new file.
Sample code that illustrates how to create a bulk data file is available from Basler (see Section
4.4).
You can save one set of shading values in the non-volatile memory.
There is a restriction on naming the file that holds the saved set of shading values.
The file must be named ShadingValues.
If the ShadingValues file already exists, it will be overwritten.
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