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• NI-IMAQ™ for IEEE-1394 Cameras User Manual

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• Support

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  • Worldwide Technical Support and Product Information

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  • National Instruments Corporate Headquarters

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  • Worldwide Offices

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• Important Information

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  • Warranty

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  • Copyright

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  • Trademarks

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  • WARNING REGARDING USE OF NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS PRODUCTS

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• Conventions

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• Contents

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• Chapter 1 Introduction to NI-IMAQ for IEEE-1394 Cameras

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  • About the NI-IMAQ Software

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    • Application Development Environments

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    • Configuring Your IEEE-1394 Camera

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  • Fundamentals of Building Applications with NI-IMAQfor1394

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    • Architecture

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      • Figure 1-1. NI-IMAQ for 1394 Architecture

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    • The NI-IMAQ Libraries

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    • Creating an Application

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      • Table 1-1. Import Libraries

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    • Sample Programs

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• Chapter 2 Software Overview

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  • Introduction

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  • Generic Functions

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  • High-Level Functions

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    • Snap Functions

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    • Grab Functions

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    • Sequence Functions

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    • Trigger Functions

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    • Miscellaneous Functions

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  • Low-Level Functions

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    • Acquisition Functions

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    • Attribute Functions

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    • Utility Functions

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• Chapter 3 Programming with NI-IMAQ for 1394

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  • Introduction

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    • High-Level Functions

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    • Low-Level Functions

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  • Establishing Interface Connections

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    • Camera Functions

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      • Table 3-1. Camera Naming Convention

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  • Camera Attributes

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  • Scalable Image Size

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    • Figure 3-1. Scalable Image Format (format 7)

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  • Introductory Programming Examples

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    • High-Level Snap Functions

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      • Figure 3-2. Snap Programming Flowchart

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    • High-Level Grab Functions

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      • Figure 3-3. Grab Programming Flowchart

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    • High-Level Sequence Functions

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      • Figure 3-4. Sequence Programming Flowchart

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  • Advanced Programming Examples

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    • Performing a Snap Using Low-Level Functions

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    • Performing a Grab Using Low-Level Functions

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    • Performing a Sequence Acquisition Using Low-Level Functions

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    • Performing an Asynchronous Snap Using Low-Level Functions

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    • Performing an Asynchronous Grab using Low-Level Functions

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• Chapter 4 Programming with NI-IMAQ for 1394 VIs

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  • Introduction

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  • Location of NI-IMAQ for 1394 Examples

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  • Location of the NI-IMAQ for 1394 VIs

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    • Figure 4-1. NI-IMAQ for IEEE-1394 Cameras Functions Palette

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  • Common NI-IMAQ for 1394 VI Parameters

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  • Buffer Management

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    • Figure 4-2. IMAQ Create

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    • Figure 4-3. IMAQ Dispose

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  • NI-IMAQ for 1394 Acquisition Types

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    • Snap

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      • Figure 4-4. Acquiring an Image Using Snap

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    • Grab

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      • Figure 4-5. Acquiring Images Using Grab

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    • Sequence

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      • Figure 4-6. Acquiring Images Using Sequence

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  • Acquisition VIs

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    • High-Level

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    • Low-Level

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  • Triggering

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    • Figure 4-7. IMAQ Triggering

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  • Image Display

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    • Figure 4-8. Displaying an Image Using IMAQ WindDraw

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    • Figure 4-9. Intensity Graph for Image Display

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    • Figure 4-10. Displaying an Image Using an Intensity Graph

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    • Figure 4-11. Using a Picture Control to Display an RGB Image

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  • Camera Attributes

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  • Error Handling

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    • Figure 4-12. Error Clusters

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    • Figure 4-13. Error Checking using the Simple Error Handler VI

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  • Error Code Format

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• Appendix A Technical Support Resources

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• Glossary

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  • A-C

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  • D

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  • E-H

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  • I-L

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  • M-N

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  • O-R

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  • S-U

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  • V-Y

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• Index

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  • A-I

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  • L-W

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