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internal signal or physical input Line
to use as the trigger source.
Counter2Active: Specifies the
internal signal or physical input Line
to use as the trigger source.
Counter3Active: Specifies the
internal signal or physical input Line
to use as the trigger source.
Counter4Active: Specifies the
internal signal or physical input Line
to use as the trigger source.
Software: Specifies that the trigger
source will be generated by software
using the TriggerSoftware command.
Off: Specifies the internal signal or
physical input Line to use as the
trigger source.
TriggerActivation - - -
RisingEdge,
FallingEdge,
AnyEdge,
mvNone
Specifies the activation mode of the
trigger.
RisingEdge: Specifies that the trigger
is considered valid on the rising edge
of the source signal.
FallingEdge: Specifies that the
trigger is considered valid on the
falling edge of the source signal.
AnyEdge: Specifies that the trigger is
considered valid on the falling or
rising edge of the source signal.
mvNone: Specifies the activation
mode of the trigger.
TriggerDelay 0.000 UINT_MAX - -
Specifies the delay in microseconds
(us) to apply after the trigger
reception before activating it. (us)
TriggerSoftware@i - - - -
Generates an internal trigger.
TriggerSource must be set to
Software.
mvAcquisitionFrameRateLimitMode - - -
mvDeviceLinkThroughput,
mvDeviceMaxSensorThroughput
Controls the calculation of the
maximum frame rate.
mvDeviceLinkThroughput: Uses the
highest possible frame rate
depending on bandwidth and sensor
settings.
mvDeviceMaxSensorThroughput:
Maximum frame rate the sensor can
provide depending on AOI and pixel
clock. Note: Images might be
buffered in the cameras memory.
This can result in delayed images.
mvAcquisitionFrameRateEnable - - - Off, Enables the use of the
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