User`s guide

11 Using the GigE Vision Interface

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ans =

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 index number.

g = gigecam(2)

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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It creates the object and connects it to the Matrix Vision camera with that index number,

in this case, the second one displayed by gigecamlist. If you only have one camera, you

do not need to use the index.

Acquire One Image Frame from a GigE Camera

Use the snapshot function to acquire one image frame from a GigE Vision Compliant

camera.

Use the gigecamlist function to ensure that MATLAB is discovering your camera.

gigecamlist

ans =