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gigecam
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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
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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.
Input Arguments
IPAddress — IP address of your camera
character string
IP address of your camera, specified as a character string. This argument creates
a gigecam object g where IPAddress is a string value that identifies a particular
camera by its IP address. When you use the gigecam function with the IP address of
the camera as the input argument, it creates the object and connects it to the camera