Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Lim
We are working in C++.
The API provides two functions:
Code:
void AxisCamera::writeExposureControl ( ExposureT exposureControl )
Parameters:
valid values are automatic, hold, flickerfree50, flickerfree60
void AxisCamera::writeWhiteBalance ( WhiteBalanceT whiteBalance )
Parameters:
valid values automatic, hold, fixed_outdoor1, fixed_outdoor2, fixed_indoor,fixed_flour1, fixed_flour2
When setting both of these to HOLD in code, the camera appears to still stay in AUTOMATIC. Upon immediately logging in to the camera's web interface, it confirms that the camera is still in AUTOMATIC mode.
Furthermore, there doesn't seem to be a way to programmatically "set" an exposure or white balance level, either through the API or web interface.
For those using LabVIEW, can you verify that you can change the exposure and white balance settings to HOLD, and confirm that they actually changed through the camera's web interface? |
I was refactoring the AxisCamera class last night and found 3 bugs that prevent the C++ implementation from successfully setting the rotation, exposure, and white balance. This is likely why it's not working for you.
-Joe
EDIT: Turns out the rotation bug was introduced since Update 1.
