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• Do IMAQdx and NI GigE Vision 2.0 material support?

  Hello

  From my brief research, GigE Vision 2.0 has features very nice that I'm at the end which are not supported by previous GigE Vision 1.x standards:

  • Compression on the side of the camera
  
  
  • Timestamp and sync IEEE 1588 (PTP)

  OR those taking? If not, are there any plans to add support in the near future?

  Thank you!

  Hi again,

  Thanks for the extra frame.

  Assuming that your only using the camera is saving JPEG images on the disk, and you are concerned about the performance of the acquisition system, I think that an IP camera might be a better choice. These cameras acquire images compressed, so you can very well save the direct-to-disk with no extra charge. This will save time and bandwidth of the network processor. The bandwidth would be nice because you could probably just run 6 cameras in a gigabit switch and connect to a port on the PXI chassis instead of several 8234 ports. This is possible because not only if bandwidth is reduced, but the IP cameras can use TCP and sharing bandwidth much more enjoyable that can cameras GigE vision. To save the raw images on the disk, you can use the IMAQdx VI "Get Image Data", which is a JPEG file that you can save directly to an IP camera.

  Regarding the time stamp data, depends on the accuracy required. Since you recorded all the time after that image returned, is quite imprecise because it is not really correlate with the acquisition time. You might get a more exact time in two ways: record IMAQdx a CPU timestamp on receipt of driver that you can use (useful if the CPU is synchronized to GPS/NTP or similar) or you can use a timestamp saved in the image itself in the form of metadata (GigE Vision and IP cameras can do that). I think the Basler IP cameras can use NTP and testify to the time stamp for metadata EXIF JPEG images that you can extract. This mechanism is of course much more precise because it eliminates the delay/jitter of transmission at the time. If you have a few requirements of precision (microsec, milliseconds, seconds?), it would probably give a better idea of what your options are.

  I suggest you take a look at the range of cameras from Basler IP. You can not control the parameters of the image directly in the IMAQdx driver (you must use their web interface, or write additional HTTP code), but once you have the configured device it will keep these settings.

  http://www.baslerweb.com/en/products/network-cameras/IP-fixed-box-cameras

  It is likely that the cameras will be more expensive that some cheaper GigE Vision cameras can be, but I suspect that you could save enough on other system costs will in this way to make up for it. In my opinion, doing compression JPEG on-the-fly with 350 + MB/sec of camera raw data could be difficult, unless you had a tough multi-core system.

  Eric

• XML file for GigE Vision camera

  Hello

  I'm working on a model of GigE Vision camera. It should be very simple linescan camera. I put in place the necessary set of registers GigE Vision, can communicate with the camera in MAX. The problem is that I need creata this XML file for the camera. There is this here XML file:

  http://www.EMVA.org/CMS/upload/standards/GenICam_Downloads/SFNC_Reference_Version_2_0_0_Schema_1_1.x...

  What should I do with it? My first version of the camera will have 2 functions: turn on and off I'm confused, because the model xml file has many functions, I don't really have. Should I remove them? Or leave it inside with default values? That she needs a configuration minimum XML file?

  Kind regards

  Linus

  Hi Linus,

  If you look at the GigE Vision specification, you will see that there is a minimal subset of functionality that must be present for the camera be declared compliant. That's all what IMAQdx will need for the camera works fine. All other functions in the XML file that you downloaded are part of the SFNC (features Standard Naming Convention) defines the names/behavior for common characteristics that are often found on machine vision cameras. As a general rule, cameras implement a subset of these features. You should not let any features that are not implemented in the XML because it would be just confused because they would do nothing.

  Eric

• Connection of the GigE Vision camera

  Hello

  I develop a GigE Vision camera.

  I want to connect GigE Vision Camera to NIMAX.

  When you first connect GigE Vision camera, I can see the NOR-IMAQdx list devices. ("cam0:mycamera")

  When I click on "cam0:mycamera", a the IMAQ error has occurred.

  Error message is "cannot load the XML of the camera.

  Attached file is the package that was the problem.

  MAX OR send command "Read memory" to retrieve the device XML configuration file.

  (Package no. 11, 13: address 0x200, 0 x 400 memory read command)

  GigE Vision camera send response.

  (No. 12, 14 package: XML URL first choice, second choice of URL)

  I think the number of package 12 and 14 are erroneous data, but I can't find the point of evil.

  Advice me please on this issue.

  I would be greateful to receive the sample package.

  Thank you.

  Hi hkgige,

  These questions can be better adapted to the Committee mailing list GigE Vision standard, I suppose that your company would be a member to develop a device with the GigE Vision standard.

  However, I take a look at your track of package and I don't see anything that looks obviously incorrect. One of the reasons why the software could stop after reading the two URLS, is that he thinks he has already downloaded the file previously. These are cached in a directory on your local system (usually C:\Users\Public\Documents\National Instruments\NI-IMAQdx\Data\XML on Vista and Windows 7). Check if you have the XML file for your camera.

  The error you get usually indicates GenICam has some difficulty in parsing the XML of your camera. If you join the XML itself, I could see if this is the problem.

  Eric

• GigE vision on OR cRIO-9068

  Hello:

  We are planning a project in which we intend to use embedded vision and transformation of vision GigE cameras. Our client is interested in the cRIO-9068 embedded platform.

  The question is: is there support for GigE Vision on the cRIO-9068?

  I can't find a document that says, so I guess that no public support is granted. If this is the case, I would like to know why.  I think that the VxWorks targets do not GigE support, but this cRIO running Linux. From the outside, I think it would be possible to provide a GigE for Linux support.  The only devices that seem to favor GigE run Phar Lap ETS.

  Thanks in advance for your kind reply.

  Just to answer he question, the 9068 does not support GigE Vision. Layer MAC Ethernet embedded on the chip of architecting it uses does not meet the requirements of GigE Vision (similar to the old cRIOs VxWorks/PPC).

  The 9068 does support USB3 Vision cameras via its USB 2.0 port well and a lot of GigE Vision cameras have identical models in variants of the USB.

  Eric

• How can I purchase just after effects cc, not the cloud all creative/package?

  How can I purchase just after effects cc, not the cloud all creative/package?

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• GigE Vision extended to sequencing

  I recently received a GigE camera and I'm putting it up to capture a sequence of images over a long period. My goal is to take 2 pictures per second for a total of 4500 images. The examples don't really help because they give me a memory error output and I believe the VI tries to store all of the images in my memory (which I couldn't have enough of). I was curious to know if there is a way to have the LabView to write disk images at the same time as the acquisition of new images. What would be the best way to do it?

  Currently I have an image (single image) acquisition and write in a tiff file, followed an order of waiting (to set the framerate) in a sequence Structure.

  Running LabView 8.6, Windows XP 32-bit, with 8 GB of memory.

  4500 pictures in memory could be too much to fit in memory at a time if they are large sizes or colors. However, 2 images per second is probably slow enough that you can simply use one of the continuous take examples and simply write each image on the disk as an independent file. It would take only a single VI added to the example of capture to accomplish this (and maybe some string manipulations to generate names).

  Eric

• default attributes and all the packages attribute survey

  I'm on vCops 5.7.1.  I have a question about the packages of the attribute.  If I go under adapt - VMware adapter type > type - Virtual Machine resources, I see two packages of default attributes attribute) 1 and 2) all attributes.  I saw on some other assignments the default attributes package comes with 5.7.1 and should be used instead of the set of all attributes which collects everything.  By default collects about 50% of the measures.  How will I know which of the packages attribute are used and if the package of all of the attributes is used how to change to use the default package of attributes?  It seems that there are two packs of attribute under all kinds of resources to the VMware adapter.  If it is configured to use the package of all attributes which is a performance more big hit for the environment since it collects everything instead of 50%?

  The "default" and "all" are part of the history of Integrien days, where their appellation.

  If you choose the 'balanced profile', you will get the default attribute. I think it's sufficient for my needs, considering that it allows to save about 50%. I have

  If you need the full metric, what particular settings you are after? The reason to ask, is that there are a lot of settings in doubles, where the reason for profile balanced.

  You can still customize the collection. Apologies, I do not have vC Ops in front of me to give you the screenshot. It is in one of the menu. Try the option type adapter or a resource.

  See you soon!

  E1

• ORA-00600: error code internal all-in-package of fall!

  Friends,

  I use oracle 10g Oracle Ent Linux 5.0. Now I want to delete a user, when I give the command 'drop user' I got the below error:

  SQL > drop user user cascade;.

  Drop user user cascade

  *

  ERROR on line 1:

  ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [psdtyfnd_with_suffix], [], [], [],.

  [], [], [], []

  Then I try to manually remove all the purpose of the schema specified. All objects are deleted except a 'PACKAGE '. When I manually drop this PACKAGE

  Once again and then I got the above error again. Now, I'm sure that this 'package' is the main culprit.

  Now, if only someone please help me how I let fall what package manually?

  Hello

  If you have access to My Oracle Portal Support, take a look at:

  Note 275519.1 : drop, re-create or compile a package fails with ORA-600 [PSDTYFND_WITH_SUFFIX]

  Note 1237934.1 : ORA-600 [psdtyfnd_with_suffix]

  Kind regards

  Suntrupth

• Find out all the package and procedure names linked using an array of specifc

  I have 25 packages
  Each package contains 30-35 procedures
  I need to find all packages and procedures
  Each procedure handles the Tables from 5 to 20 according to the need of business rule.
  I need the entire package and related procedure names where a specific Table name is

  (DBA_SOURCE is not objective).

  Quick response appreciated.
  Thank you and best regards,

  It is difficult to help you if you do not want to read what is suggested. The utldtree.sql script will do what you want. Read the first part of the script and it will tell you what it does and how it works:

  >
  REM $Header: utldtree.sql, v 1.2 1992/10/26 16:24:44 $ RKOOI Stab
  REM
  REM Copyright (c) 1991 by Oracle Corporation
  REM NAME
  REM deptree.sql - Show objects recursively depends on given object
  REM DESCRIPTION
  REM This procedure, temp and table will allow you to see all
  Objects REM (recursively) depends on the given object.
  REM Note: you will see the objects for which you have permission.
  Examples of rem:
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  REM select * from deptree by seq #;
  REM
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  REM select * from deptree by seq #;
  REM
  REM run deptree_fill ("package body ', 'scott', 'accts_payable'");
  REM select * from deptree by seq #;
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  Way prettier REM to display this information only
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  Did you notice the part that says? :

  >
  REM Execute deptree_fill ('table', 'scott', 'emp');
  REM select * from deptree by seq #;

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  If you supply a table name, it will display the objects that depend on this table just as you said you want.
  Please try this script.

• Import database using 11 g is important all the packages with debugging information

  We are modernizing our database from 9i to 11g using imp/exp. The problem we see is that all packages/procedureas/functions are imported with debug information.
  It seems that imp utility changes import session to set PLSQL_DEBUG = TRUE. On the 9i database, objects are not compiled with debugging information, and we do a full import with parameters FULL = O and IGNORE = N.
  
  We found no information about this behaviour anywhere while we ask this is the default behavior, can it be changed so that the imported objects are not compiled with debug information and if not, what is the better and more effective way to drop all debug information on objects that have? We hoped to use DBMS_UTILITY.COMPILE_SCHEMA, but it recompiles objects preserve debug information on the objects that had them before running the command. We can EDIT the PACKAGE COMPILER on all packaging and it will solve our problem, but it will take a lot of time to recompile all our objects from our database is very large.

  Hello

  I just did a test of my own. Here's what I did:

  Database without active debugging:

  create or replace function scott.foo (in number) return number is
  Start
  return 10;
  end;
  /

  has ran exp then looked the dumpfile. That's what I saw:

  ALTER SESSION SET "_LOAD_WITHOUT_COMPILE" = PLSQL
  FORMAT71 CREATE FUNCTION 'FOO' bunch of non ascii here
  ALTER SESSION SET '_LOAD_WITHOUT_COMPILE' = NONE
  ALTER FUNCTION 'FOO' COMPILATION REUSE SETTINGS TIMESTAMP ' 2010 - 03 - 16:10:31:03'

  This resembles the exp has detected that the debug flag is not set and the function exported and recompiled it reset the compile time for the same time of the compilation of the source database.

  Then I did:

  ALTER session set plsql_debug = true;
  create or replace function scott.foo2 (in number) return number is
  Start
  return 10;
  end;
  /

  At this point, function foo was built without debug and function foo2 was build debug.

  I ran exp again and looked in the dumpfile. That's what I saw:

  ALTER SESSION SET "_LOAD_WITHOUT_COMPILE" = PLSQL
  ALTER SESSION SET NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS = 'BYTE' PLSQL_CODE_TYPE = 2 = PLSQL_OPTIMIZE_LEVEL "INTERPRETED" PLSQL_DEBUG = TRUE PLSQL_WARNINGS = "DISABLE: ALL" PLSQL_CCFLAGS = "
  CREATE FORMAT71 FUNCTION 'FOO2' - of the bunch of non ascii here
  CREATE FORMAT71 FUNCTION 'FOO' - lots of non ascii here
  ALTER SESSION SET '_LOAD_WITHOUT_COMPILE' = NONE
  ALTER FUNCTION 'FOO2' COMPILATION REUSE SETTINGS TIMESTAMP ' 2010 - 03 - 16:10:35:46'
  ALTER FUNCTION 'FOO' COMPILATION REUSE SETTINGS TIMESTAMP ' 2010 - 03 - 16:10:31:03'

  In this case, it seems that these two functions will be built with active debugging. I don't know what is happening in your case. You can contact the Oracle Support to see if they know about this problem and if they know of a work-around.

  Good luck

  Dean

• Disk missing 2 of all new package?

  I just removed the cellophane and opened first Pro CS5 and begin the installation from the single disc that was included, entitled "Application 1.  84% completed, installation request that I "insert CS5 PP disc 2 disc to continue".  I checked through the packaging, and no additional records are included.  What is a packaging error?  How to complete my installation?

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  This will make the css make it a little faster.

  It will be?  Why?

  Anyway, why use a div at all for this?  Why do not the tag body for the background image?

  And as much as the div do not wrap the entire page, there are floats defused in there.  If you change-

  (by the way, I agree with your sentiment that it should be using a class here)

  on this subject.

  you will see all wrap.

• Hi, I bought Creative Suite 3 in 2008. I have all my packaging but no serial number to activate my product on my new Macbook Pro

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• Support for song in last OR-IMAQdx data

  Vision Acquisition software, March 2010 edition, came with a nice novelty. Supported data piece for GigE Vision cameras, point 3.6 IMAQdx. This is a feature I've been waiting for for a while, so I gave it a try with my camera Basler Runner. I put in a few comments/questions:

  • I have found no documentation for the novelty. Is there something there? Document, help file, example?
  • I put the attribute 'Chunk Mode' active through MAX. However, the enum "Segment selector" attribute is empty and enum values are filled after Chunk Mode is turned on and the camera is re - found by MAX. But MAX will not let you save the attribute 'Active Chunk Mode' unless 'Chunk' set to a valid value - it shows the error 'attribute out of reach. " To get out of this circle without end, I had to manually modify the CIM and define 'Chunk Active Mode'. That done, I could now "Segment selector" for example "timestamp" by MAX and thus activate the piece of timestamp.
  • In a loop of image in LabVIEW acquisition, I have read custom data attached to the IMAQ Image from IMAQdx get Image. There are only two keys here, "IMAQdxActualHeight" and "IMAQdxLostPackets". No timestamp. So, I went back to MAX and off "active Chunk Mode. After the re-run of the loop of the acquisition, now the piece of the timestamp was in fact among the custom data - both keys "IMAQdxTimestampHigh" and "IMAQdxTimestampLow". It's a little weird that the song data are available only when the 'active Chunk Mode' is set to OFF. However, the data contained in the keys "IMAQdxTimestampHigh" and "IMAQdxTimestampLow" are perfectly OK, just the timestamps of image that I always wanted to have.
  • Having experienced the weird behavior of the active 'Chunk Mode' attribute, I turned the attribute back and tried to adjust the second new attribute "Chunk Data active decoding". In this case, I had a lot of new keys in the custom data from the image. Among them, also "IMAQdxChunkData_CameraAttributes::ChunkData:ChunkTimestamp". Which seems to be what I needed. In any case, after his conversion to the type U64, this key gives me values that I do not exactly understand. They are somehow related to the current timestamp, but I am not able to decode the relationship.

  To summarize, it looks like the novelty is here and providing results. But a lot of things seems to be not working "as planned", forcing me to use the really nasty workarounds. Or maybe I am doing something wrong. I can't know when there is no documentation.

  So any that would clarify things a bit?

  Hi Vladimir,.

  Sorry you had to find out the hard way that the documentation is a bit 'lack' of this new feature. I hope that this will be fixed in the next version...

  I'll try to explain how things work and answer your questions along the way

  Song data must be implemented and enabled in two places: the camera and the driver.

  How it is activated on the camera picture is (now) very specific seller. Some providers may enable by default, most need to be activated manually. I don't know if I've seen the issue you see with the "Segment selector" function on the camera of Basler. The way it should work is that after activating "Chunk Mode active", would then toggle the "segment selector" through each available value and to enable or disable this feature to be included in the block sends data to the camera. You should not need to directly modify the CIM... If you simply switch the Active Mode to 'true' segment, move the "segment selector" a valid value and then click on save, it does not work?

  After you enable the various components of the song you want in the camera data, you then go to the 'Chunk Data decoding Enabled' attribute of IMAQdx and set it to true. This will cause IMAQdx decode data piece that is present from the camera and put it in the custom data to the image of the Vision. That's what you see when you see all custom data with the key starting with 'IMAQdxChunkData_ '. The name that follows is the name of the song data element (specified in the XML as attributes, so they live in the namespace attribute).

  Now, the two keys to custom data that you were called 'IMAQdxTimestampHigh' and 'IMAQdxTimestampLow' are actually NOT given piece. They are data that is present in the charge of the standard image of a GigE camera. We are actually still those revenues since the first version of IMAQdx with GigE Vision supports. These should match exactly the same values that you will receive if you query the 'IMAQdxChunkData_CameraAttributes::ChunkData:ChunkTimestamp' on a device of Basler. Interestingly, however, you discovered already, when the song sending on the camera data are enabled, these integrated timestamps will disappear. This is because in the version 1.0 x GigE Vision, song data package format specification did not have the same fields in the data that is in charge of the base image. The idea was that, once you have activated the data segment, you need to get all these areas through song data. In the new version of the specification GigE Vision (which is not yet implemented by IMAQdx and maybe not on all cameras still), there is a combined format that allows the use of the song with the standard image information data (like parking meters, height of the image, etc.) without needing them to be sent as song explicit data elements. However, for all purposes, practices, cameras should allow you to activate the exact same fields missing load of the image and present them as a piece of data instead.

  Hope this helps to explain some of the behavior,

  Eric