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9.3.1.4 OperationError
This property indicates any previous operation errors.
This bit flag is defined as follows:
0x0001
This bit flag is defined as follows:
0x0001
Attempt to Start running while Ultracal or Auto Exposure
0x0002
Attempt to Ultracal or Auto Exposure while running
0x0004
LoadConfig method failed
Values are added to this property but never removed. Write a 0 to reset this property.
9.3.1.5 NewFrame,
HoldNewFrame
These properties can be used for polling when a new frame is collected by LBA-PC and to hold
the data, bitmap, picture, results, statistics, and pass/fail flags.
The NewFrame property is set TRUE each time the LBA-PC collects a new frame of data. You
The NewFrame property is set TRUE each time the LBA-PC collects a new frame of data. You
must reset NewFrame to FALSE to detect when the next new frame of data is collected.
If HoldNewFrame is TRUE, then the data, bitmap, results, statistics, and pass/fail flags will not
change until you reset NewFrame to FALSE. (The LBA-PC will continue collecting and processing
If HoldNewFrame is TRUE, then the data, bitmap, results, statistics, and pass/fail flags will not
change until you reset NewFrame to FALSE. (The LBA-PC will continue collecting and processing
frames of data)
9.3.1.6 FrameData, FrameWidth, FrameHeight
These properties provide LBA-PC data frames and information about the data.
FrameData is a two dimensional array of double packaged as a Variant. The leftmost dimension
FrameData is a two dimensional array of double packaged as a Variant. The leftmost dimension
is the number of rows and has the range 0 to FrameHeight -1. The rightmost dimension is the
number of columns and has the range 0 to FrameWidth -1. The FrameData is in the same order
as displayed in the LBA-PC Beam Display Window, top to bottom, left to right.
9.3.1.7 PixelHScale,
PixelVScale
These properties are the horizontal and vertical pixel scales. The scale units are specified in the
LBA-PC Options | Camera dialog.
9.3.1.8 FrameMonth, FrameDay, FrameYear
These properties provide the date when the frame was collected.
9.3.1.9 FrameHour, FrameMinute, FrameSecond, FrameMilliseconds
These properties provide the time when the frame was collected.
9.3.1.10 CursorX, CursorY, CursorZ
These properties provide the cursor x and y location, and the value of the pixel at the cursor.
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