Standard Features AW00097603000
226 Basler aviator GigE
// Disable the sequencer feature
Camera.SequenceEnable.SetValue( false );
You can also use the Basler pylon Viewer application to easily set the parameters.
Selecting Sequence Sets
Each sequence set is identified by a sequence set index number, starting from zero. The states of
the input lines select between the sequence sets by setting the (big endian) sequence set
addresses. The addresses are simply the binary expressions of the sequence set index numbers.
A maximum of four sequence sets can be used:
The Sequence Set Total Number parameter specifies the total number of sequence sets that will be
available. The parameter also specifies the length of the settable sequence set address.
If the Sequence Set Total Number parameter is set to two:
Bit 0 of the binary sequence set index number (see Table 12) can be set. When the bit is set to
0, sequence set 0 will be selected and when the bit is set to 1, sequence set 1 will be selected
(see Table 12).
You can use the states of either input line 1 or input line 2 to set bit 0.
If the input line is not set for invert the high state of the input line will set bit 0 to 1 and the
low state will set bit 0 to 0.
If the input line is set for invert the low state of the input line will set bit 0 to 1 and the high
state will set bit 0 to 0.
If the Sequence Set Total Number parameter is set to higher than two:
Bits 1 and 0 of the binary sequence set index number (see Table 12) can be set. When e.g. bit
0 is set to 0 and bit 1 is set to 1, sequence set 2 will be selected (see Table 12)
You can use the states of input line 1 to set bit 0 and the states of input line 2 to set bit 1 or vice
versa.
If the input lines are not set for invert the high states of the input lines will set the bits to 1
and the low states will set the bits to 0.
If the input lines are set for invert the low states of the input lines will set the bits to 1 and the
high states will set the bits to 0.
For information about setting an input line for invert, see Section 6.1.4 on page 48.
Sequence Set Address Related Sequence Set
Bit 1 Bit 0
0 0 Sequence Set 0
0 1 Sequence Set 1
1 0 Sequence Set 2
1 1 Sequence Set 3
Table 12: Sequence Set Addresses and Related Sequence Sets
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