Hello,
I tried 4 different Femto Bolt and they have different FPS. We’re using the last firmware available: 1.0.9.
FPS_CAM1: 30.14
FPS_CAM2: 30.028
FPS_CAM3: 30.063
FPS_CAM4: 30.099
We have measured these values via ‘Orbbec Viewer’ software looking at FrameIndex and Device Timestamp in two different moment T1 and T2:
T1: after 30 seconds the channels Color and Depth have been opened.
T2: after 240 seconds the channels Color and Depth have been opened.
FPS = (FrameIndex@T2 - FrameIndex@T1) / (DeviceTS@T2 - DeviceTS@T1)
I also compared the values of DeviceTimestamp with different stopwatches for a long time and it is very precise, the problem is that I receive a different amount of frames than expected.
We want to replace Microsoft K4Azure with Femto Bolt in all our manufacturing lines but we can’t if the camera doesn’t have a precise FPS of 30.00, because we synchronize it with other sensors and after 1 minute it goes out of sync.
Is there a way to get a precise FPS, at least between 29.999 and 30.001?
Hello, I tried 4 different Femto Bolt and they have different FPS. We’re using the last firmware available: 1.0.9.
FPS_CAM1: 30.14 FPS_CAM2: 30.028 FPS_CAM3: 30.063 FPS_CAM4: 30.099 We have measured these values via ‘Orbbec Viewer’ software looking at FrameIndex and Device Timestamp in two different moment T1 and T2: T1: after 30 seconds the channels Color and Depth have been opened. T2: after 240 seconds the channels Color and Depth have been opened. FPS = (FrameIndex@T2 - FrameIndex@T1) / (DeviceTS@T2 - DeviceTS@T1)
I also compared the values of DeviceTimestamp with different stopwatches for a long time and it is very precise, the problem is that I receive a different amount of frames than expected.
We want to replace Microsoft K4Azure with Femto Bolt in all our manufacturing lines but we can’t if the camera doesn’t have a precise FPS of 30.00, because we synchronize it with other sensors and after 1 minute it goes out of sync.
Is there a way to get a precise FPS, at least between 29.999 and 30.001?
Thanks