Matrix Vision mvBlueFOX3 - Appendix A.1 Pregius CMOS Sensor Data; mvBlueFOX3-2004 Sensor Specifications

20.9 Working with device features 271
A write access then will look like:
const string fileNameDevice("UserFile");
// uploading a file
mvIMPACT::acquire::GenICam::ODevFileStream file;
file.open( pDev, fileNameDevice.c_str() );
if( !file.fail() )
{
// Handle the successful upload.
}
else
{
// Handle the error.
}
A read access will look like:
const string fileNameDevice("UserFile");
// downloading a file works in a similar way
mvIMPACT::acquire::GenICam::IDevFileStream file;
file.open( pDev, fileNameDevice.c_str() );
if( !file.fail() )
{
// Handle the successful upload.
}
else
{
// Handle the error.
}
You can find a detailed code example in the C++ API manual in the documentation of the classes mvIMPACT←-
::acquire::GenICam::IDevFileStream and mvIMPACT::acquire::GenICam::ODevFileStream
20.9 Working with device features
There are several use cases concerning device features:
20.9.1 Reset timestamp by hardware
This feature can be used
• for precise control of timestamp
– for one camera or
– to synchronize timestamp of multitude of cameras.
The latter sample, can be achieved by follwing steps:
1. Define the input line ("TriggerSource") to reset the timestamp, e.g. "Line5" and
2. set the "Trigger Selector" to "mvTimestampReset".
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