each to 75,000 or more to insert this time. For four cameras, you will need to set this to 300,000 or higher. This must be tuned for your PC and NIC card. f. LineDebounceHigh/Low – This is not a communication setting. It is a setting AutoVISION/Visionscape uses the set the debounce time on the camera trigger input. This value is normally set to longer interval when the trigger has bounce or noise to prevent multiple triggers. The default debounce time is set to 100 (0.1 msec) The maximum settable debounce time for the Sentech STC-M cameras is 5000 (5 msec).
2) Using Camera based Setting rather than Registry Settings Packet Size, Interpacket Delay and Line Debounce are all settings that can be set and stored on the camera into a USER SET as well. If the user wants the camera to use the values stored in the camera rather than from the registry, the registry values should be set to 0. Visionscape will not overwrite the values stored in the camera when the registry is set to 0. NOTE: When reinstalling Visionscape, please go back to the registry to check that your desired settings have been maintained.
4.4 - Starting Up AutoVISION/Visionscape with GigE Cameras 1) License Dongle and Camera Discovery When AutoVISION or Visionscape is started, the AVPBackplane (avpsvr.exe) is automatically launched. The AVP Backplane is responsible for discovering all the cameras and allocating them to the vision system. This AVP Backplane singleton is the Red Icon that can be seen in the system tray (see left hand image). Right clicking on the icon gives the menu shown in the center image. To view what the AVPBackplane is doing, click on “Display Debug Window”, and then click on the Visionscape Backplane icon in the task bar to open it.
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