Basler cameras support The GenICam standard and provide GenTL producers so that they can be operated by third-party software libraries that support the GenTL standard, i.e. GenTL consumers. It is my understanding that (py)pylon itself is such a GenTL consumer and hence should be able to also operate other, non-basler, GenTL producers.
I have tested this theory by enumerating devices after adding the simulated GenTL producer TLSimu.cti (provided by the official genicam python bindings) to the GENICAM_GENTL64_PATH system variable. The simulated device does not show up in the device_list.
Was I wrong in assuming that pypylon uses the GenTL interface to operate its cameras?
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Basler cameras support The GenICam standard and provide GenTL producers so that they can be operated by third-party software libraries that support the GenTL standard, i.e. GenTL consumers. It is my understanding that (py)pylon itself is such a GenTL consumer and hence should be able to also operate other, non-basler, GenTL producers.
I have tested this theory by enumerating devices after adding the simulated GenTL producer
TLSimu.cti
(provided by the official genicam python bindings) to theGENICAM_GENTL64_PATH
system variable. The simulated device does not show up in the device_list.Was I wrong in assuming that pypylon uses the GenTL interface to operate its cameras?