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ob::Context ctx;
// enable net device enumration
ctx.enableNetDeviceEnumeration(true);
// Query the list of connected devices
auto devList = ctx.queryDeviceList();
// Get the number of connected devices
if(devList->deviceCount() == 0) {
std::cerr << "Device not found!" << std::endl;
return -1;
}
for(int i = 0; i < devList->deviceCount(); i++) {
auto sn = devList->serialNumber(i);
auto device = devList->getDeviceBySN(sn);
std::shared_ptr<ob::Pipeline> pipe(new ob::Pipeline(device));
.....
}
You can obtain the device list in this way, and then create devices through the Serial Number (SN). You can also create devices through the device list index.
// Create a device, 0 means the index of the first device
auto device = devList->getDevice(0);
std::shared_ptr<ob::Pipeline> pipe(new ob::Pipeline(device));
Wow - amazing!!
Thank you very much for the example. This will be really helpful.
Hi,
We're doing a project with 8-10 Femto Mega's. Is there a way to list all the Mega's connected via POE on the network?
I know the Orbbec Viewer can do it as it shows the list in the Connect Device drop down. Is there a public API call to do the same thing as the Orbbec Viewer?
Thank you! Theo