IID_IuEyeTrigger
This interface provides special functions for triggering the camera that are not covered by the DirectShow standard. To use the interface, you must integrate the uEyeCaptureInterface.h header file into your project.
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These functions are not supported by the following camera models: •UI-1007XS |
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The UI-359xLE model and the uEye LE USB 3.1 Gen 1 camera family currently do not support the burst trigger mode. |
IuEyeTrigger provides the following functions:
Returns the currently set number of images in a burst. |
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Returns the value range and the increment for the number of images in a burst. |
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Returns if the camera supports the burst trigger mode. |
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Sets the number of images in a burst. |
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Returns the current count for triggered image captures. |
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Resets the counter for triggered image captures. |
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Returns the currently set delay time in µs between the arrival of a trigger signal and the start of exposure. |
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Returns the value range and the increment for the trigger delay. |
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Sets the delay time between the arrival of a trigger signal and the start of exposure. |
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Returns the set trigger mode. |
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Sets the trigger mode. |
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Returns the current trigger status. |
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Returns information on whether the camera supports hardware triggering on the falling signal edge. |
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Returns information on whether the camera supports hardware triggering on the rising signal edge. |
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Returns information on whether the camera supports software triggering. |
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Note on enabling/disabling triggered image capture IuEyeTrigger only selects the trigger mode. The DirectShow interface IAMVideoControl must be used to enable/disable triggered image capture. |
