User`s manual

Preliminary
Genie Monochrome Series-GigE Vision Camera Operational Reference • 67
Power-up Control via Sapera LT or GenICam Applications
Genie Sapera parameters for Power-up Configuration:
Power-upConfig = {Factory Default = 0, Camera Configuration 1 = 1}
SaveCameraConfigurationSelector = {Camera Configuration 1 = 1}
SaveCameraConfiguration = Write to save selected camera configuration
LoadCameraConfigurationSelector = {Factory Default = 0, Camera Configuration 1
= 1}
LoadCameraConfiguration = Write to load selected camera configuration
In CamExpert, these parameters are available in the “Camera Information” tab, under
the “Power-up Configuration” dialog box.
GenICam features for Power-up Configuration:
UserSetSelector = {Factory = 0, UserSet1 = 1}
UserSetLoad = Loads the User Set specified by UserSetSelector to the camera and
makes it active
UserSetSave = Saves the User Set specified by UserSetSelector to the camera
UserSetDefaultSelector = Selects the feature User Set to load at camera reset
Sapera Supported Features List
The Genie features and its currently set values can be read by a Sapera application. The Sapera tool
CamExpert is an example of an application that reads and writes Genie parameters to control its
operation.
The following tables group the Genie features by their feature type—STRING, ENUM, INT32, and
BOOL. Features may be read only (RO), read/write (RW), or write only (WO).
Accessing Features with Sapera++ LT
When working with Genie features, the SapAcqDevice class provides functions for accessing features
from devices such as a GigE-Vision camera. The class also contains functions for sending commands
and registering events to devices.
• SapAcqDevice::GetFeatureInfo returns information on a feature associated with a specified
name or index.
• SapAcqDevice::SetFeatureValue writes a new value for a feature.
• All information about the feature is stored in a SapFeature class object.
Refer to the Sapera++ LT Programmer's manual (OC-SAPM-SPPP0).