Closed timsainb closed 7 months ago
Also I assume you've tested this on your rig?
Yeah it works on my rig
Haven’t tried it with an azure
ok i'll pull it down onto my rig and double check it's ok with an azure tomorrow. seems like it will work
the line status feature works well on my rig. rn it's saving as an integer like "2" or "6" since it's being decoded from a binary number about all 3 lines. do we want to force the user to specify which line is the aux line, and then parse that into a 0/1? Seems like it will save hair pulling down the line to parse that up front.
I’m lean toward no. Different basler cameras have different numbers of gpios
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the line status feature works well on my rig. rn it's saving as an integer like "2" or "6" since it's being decoded from a binary number about all 3 lines. do we want to force the user to specify which line is the aux line, and then parse that into a 0/1? Seems like it will save hair pulling down the line to parse that up front.
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This is a minor (but imo important) change with saves the GPIO state of the basler camera alongside the basler frame number to sync the pulse of the arduino to the cameras.