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Details specifications like sensor size, type, pixel size, frame rate, data output, and I/O ports for various models.
Describes the pylon Viewer application for viewing and changing camera parameters.
Guides on assigning input lines for hardware trigger signals or user input signals.
Explains how to assign camera output signals to physical output lines and designate lines as user settable.
Compares legacy and standard modes and provides recommendations for choosing between them.
Details the acquisition start trigger in standard mode, including trigger modes and sources.
Explains the frame start trigger in standard mode, its operation, and requirements.
Details how to set exposure time using raw or absolute settings and lists minimum/maximum values.
Explains how to adjust white balance manually and automatically for color accuracy.
Explains how gain adjustment affects response curves and provides minimum/maximum settings.
Describes the AOI feature for specifying a sensor portion for pixel transmission.
Explains how the sequencer applies configuration sets to image acquisitions for dynamic parameter changes.
Introduces auto functions as automatic counterparts to manual settings for gain, white balance, and exposure.
Details the Gain Auto function for automatic adjustment of gain to a target average gray value.
Explains the Exposure Auto function for automatic adjustment of exposure time to a target average gray value.
Describes the Balance White Auto function for automatic adjustment of red, green, and blue balance ratios.
Allows specifying a delay between hardware trigger receipt and its effectiveness.
Explains configuration sets: active, default, and user sets, for controlling camera parameters.
Explains chunk features that add information like frame counters and timestamps to images.
Outlines resources for technical support, including website information and contact details.
Provides a checklist of information to gather before contacting technical support for efficient problem resolution.
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