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Configuring the Camera

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4.2.5.10 Reference Values

Purpose: To read the reference values that are determined during the camera’s factory calibration

procedure (see Sections 3.5.2 and 3.5.4 for information on how to use these values). Bytes

1 through 8 refer to reference gain values, bytes 9 through 16 to reference offset values.

Type: This is a read only command.

Read Command: Cmd-ID R/W-Flag Data Length Data

0x08 1 16 -

Response: Cmd-ID R/W-Flag Data Length Data

0x08 0 16 16 Bytes

Data Format: Each reference value is stored as 16 bits followed by a decimal point followed

by 16 more bits.

Byte 1 Low byte after the decimal point for the left side

reference gain value

Byte 2 High byte after the decimal point for the left side

reference gain value

Byte 3 Low byte before the decimal point for the left side

reference gain value

Byte 4 High byte before the decimal point for the left side

reference gain value

Byte 5 Low byte after the decimal point for the right side

reference gain value

Byte 6 High byte after the decimal point for the right side

reference gain value

Byte 7 Low byte before the decimal point for the right side

reference gain value

Byte 8 High byte before the decimal point for the right side

reference gain value

Byte 9 Low byte after the decimal point for the left side

reference offset value

Byte 10 High byte after the decimal point for the left side

reference offset value

Byte 11 Low byte before the decimal point for the left side

reference offset value

Byte 12 High byte before the decimal point for the left side

reference offset value

Byte 13 Low byte after the decimal point for the right side

reference offset value

Byte 14 High byte after the decimal point for the right side

reference offset value

Byte 15 Low byte before the decimal point for the right side

reference offset value

Byte 16 High byte before the decimal point for the right side

reference offset value