Iris Increment; Iris Neutral; Color Coefficient - Red 1 - JAI TM-770 User Manual

8.3.45 Iris Increment

Function
Iris Increment

8.3.46 Iris Neutral

Function
Iris Neutral
8.3.47 Color Coefficient – Red 1
Function
Set Color Coefficient R1
Get Color Coefficient R1
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Command String
:IRI=[DDD]<cr>
Increment the iris control by DDD% of full scale. [DDD] is the
percent of full scale to increment the zoom to with a range of
1 - 100. The iris control motor will be pulsed with a voltage
equal to DDD% of full scale for the duration specified by the ICI
(Iris Control Interval) command and then returned to a neutral
position.
Note: This command will cause the Iris Control Value (IRC) to
change. The user is responsible for querying the camera for
the current value after this command is executed. The
expected value is zero because the iris motor is returned to
the neutral position (0) after the decrement action is
complete.
Command String
:IRN!<cr>
This command turns off the iris control motor and is equivalent
to the IRC=0 command.
Note: This command will cause the Iris Control Value (IRC) to
change. The user is responsible for querying the camera for
the current value after this command is executed. The
expected value is zero because the iris motor is set to the
neutral position (0).
Command String
:KR1=[DDDD]<cr>
Set the color correction coefficient for Red 1 (R1). This is the
st
red component of the 1 row of a 9 element color correction
matrix. [DDDD] is the coefficient value with a range of 256 -
4085 counts. The user range for the coefficient value is 0.25 –
3.99. Therefore there are 1024 counts per coefficient unit.
:KR1?<cr>
Enquire current color correction coefficient for Red 1 (R1).
This is the red component of the 1
correction matrix. [DDDD] is the coefficient value with a range
of 256 - 4085 counts. The user range for the coefficient value
is 0.25 – 3.99. Therefore there are 1024 counts per
coefficient unit.
Appendix
Camera Response
:o<cr>
Camera Response
:o<cr>
Camera Response
:o<cr>
:oKR1[DDDD]<cr>
st
row of a 9 element color