AW00118508000 Features
Basler racer Camera Link 109
int64_t offsetxMax = camera.OffsetX.GetMax();
int64_t offsetxInc = camera.OffsetX.GetInc();
camera.OffsetX.SetValue(16);
int64_t widthMax = camera.Width.GetMax();
int64_t widthInc = camera.Width.GetInc();
camera.Width.SetValue(24);
You can also use the Basler pylon Viewer application to easily set the parameters.
For more information about the pylon API and the pylon Viewer, see Section 3.1 on page 26.
1. Set the value of the Offset X register.
2. Set the value of the Width register.
Using the Image AOI Feature with Horizontal Binning Enabled
If the camera’s horizontal binning feature (see Section 8.7 on page 124) is enabled, it will have an
effect on the way that you set up the area of interest. With horizontal binning enabled, pairs of
adjacent pixel in a line are binned together into a single pixel. When you set an AOI with horizontal
binning enabled, the AOI settings are based on "binned" pixels rather than the actual physical pixels
in the sensor lines.
Examples:
If you are working with a camera that has sensor lines with 2048 physical pixels and you
enable horizontal binning by 2, you effectively reduce the resolution to 1024 "binned" pixels. In
this case, you would set the AOI as if you were working with a sensor that actually has 1024
pixels.
If you are working with a camera that has sensor lines with 4096 physical pixels and you
enable horizontal binning by 2, you effectively reduce the resolution to 2048 "binned" pixels. In
this case, you would set the AOI as if you were working with a sensor that actually has 2048
pixels.
If you are using binning by 3, make sure to set up an area of interest where the Width
parameter value is evenly divisible by 3.
To set the AOI Offset X and Width parameter values via direct register access:
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