Seqmode Description; Sequence Repeat Counter (New For 3.X); Manual Stepping & Reset (New For 3.X) - AVT Pike Technical Manual

Controlling image capture

SeqMode description

Sequence mode Description
0x80 This mode is the default sequence mode and stepping
the sequence is compatible to e.g. the Marlin series.
With each image integration start the sequence is
stepped one item further and the new parameter set
becomes active for the next image.
0x82 Stepping of the sequence is controlled by a rising edge
of an external signal. The new parameter set becomes
active with the next integration start. When using this
mode select the suitable input mode of the input lines.
0x84 Stepping of the sequence is controlled by a high level
of an external signal. The new parameter set becomes
active with the next integration start. When using this
mode select the suitable input mode of the input lines.
Other mode Choosing any other mode value, automatically defaults
to mode 0x80.
Table 68: Sequence mode description
Note It is also possible, that a sequence consists of parameter sets
with different sequence modes. This can be achieved by using
the SeqMode and the ImageNo fields within the
Sequence_Param register.

Sequence repeat counter (new for 3.x)

For each parameter set one can define an image repeat counter. Using the
image repeat counter means that a parameter set can be used for n consec-
utive images before the next parameter set is applied.
Setting the ImageRepeat field to 0 has the same effect like setting this field
to 1.
Manual stepping & reset (new for 3.x)
With firmware 3.x a sequence can be stepped further with a software com-
mand. To use manual stepping use stepping mode 0x82 or 0x84, but do not
setup any input pin for external sequence stepping.
Every time the PerformStep flag is set the sequence will be stepped one
parameter set further. Manual stepping observes the repeat counter also.
For some application it could be useful to reset the sequence during runtime.
Simply set the PerformReset flag to one: the sequence starts over with the
very first parameter set.
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