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IDS Software Suite - obsolete functions 4.97

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Syntax

INT is_ReadEEPROM (HIDS hCam, INT Adr, char* pcString, INT Count)

Description

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This function is obsolete and should not be used anymore. We recommend to use the is_PersistentMemory() function instead.

Using is_ReadEEPROM(), you can read the contents of the camera EEPROM. Besides the hard-coded factory information, the EEPROM of the uEye camera can hold 64 bytes of user data.

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No downward compatibility

If you write data into the camera EEPROM using driver version 4.50, the EEPROM cannot be read correctly with an older driver version.

Input parameters

hCam

Camera handle

Adr

Starting address for data reads. Value range: 0...63 characters (1 byte)

pcString

Pointer to the buffer for the data to read (min. size = Count)

Count

Number of characters to read

Return values

IS_BAD_STRUCTURE_SIZE

An internal structure has an incorrect size.

IS_CANT_COMMUNICATE_WITH_DRIVER

Communication with the driver failed because no driver has been loaded.

IS_CANT_OPEN_DEVICE

An attempt to initialize or select the camera failed (no camera connected or initialization error).

IS_CRC_ERROR

A CRC error-correction problem occurred while reading the settings.

IS_INVALID_CAMERA_HANDLE

Invalid camera handle

IS_INVALID_PARAMETER

One of the submitted parameters is outside the valid range or is not supported for this sensor or is not available in this mode.

IS_IO_REQUEST_FAILED

An IO request from the uEye driver failed. Possibly the versions of the ueye_api.dll (API) and the driver file (ueye_usb.sys or ueye_eth.sys) do not match.

IS_NO_SUCCESS

General error message

IS_NOT_CALIBRATED

The camera does not contain any calibration data.

IS_NOT_SUPPORTED

The camera model used here does not support this function or setting.

IS_SUCCESS

Function executed successfully

Related functions

is_WriteEEPROM()

Example

char buffer[64];
is_ReadEEPROM( hCam, 0x00, buffer, 64 );