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Acquire Images from GigE Vision Cameras
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Model Manufacturer IPAddress SerialNumber
____________________ ___________________ _______________ ______________
'MV1-D1312-80-G2-12' 'Photonofocus AG' '169.254.192.165' '022600017445'
'mvBlueCOUGER-X120aG' 'MATRIX VISION GmbH' '169.254.242.122' 'GX000818'
Create an object, g, using the IP address of the camera.
g = gigecam('169.254.242.122')
g =
Display Summary for gigecam:
DeviceModelName: 'mvBlueCOUGER-X120aG'
SerialNumber: 'GX000818'
IPAddress: '169.254.242.122'
PixelFormat: 'Mono8'
AvailablePixelFormats: {'Mono8' 'Mono12' 'Mono14' 'Mono16' 'Mono12Packed'
'BayerGR8' 'BayerGR10' 'BayerGR12' 'BayerGR16' 'BayerGR12Packed'
'YUV422Packed' 'YUV422_YUYVPacked' 'YUV444Packed'}
Height: 1082
Width: 1312
Timeout: 10
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Create a gigecam Object Using Serial Number
You can also create the object in this same way using the serial number. You use the
same syntax, but use a serial number instead of the IP address, also as a string.
g = gigecam('022600017445')
Create a gigecam Object Using Device Number as an Index
Use the gigecam function with an index as the input argument to create the object
corresponding to that index and connect it to that camera. The index corresponds to the
order of cameras in the table returned by gigecamlist when you have multiple cameras
connected.
Use the gigecamlist function to ensure that MATLAB is discovering your cameras.
gigecamlist