/* This function demonstrates how to handle integer camera parameters. */
private static void demonstrateIntFeature(PYLON_DEVICE_HANDLE hDev)
{
string featureName = "Width"; /* Name of the feature used in this sample: AOI Width. */
long val, min, max, incr; /* Properties of the feature. */
/*
* Query the current value, the allowed value range, and the increment of the feature.
* For some integer features, you are not allowed to set every value within the
* value range. For example, for some cameras the Width parameter must be a multiple
* of 2. These constraints are expressed by the increment value. Valid values
* follow the rule: val >= min && val <= max && val == min + n * inc.
*
* To help clarify this sample, we don't check for the feature accessibility as demonstrated
* in the demonstrateAccessibility() function.
*/
min = Pylon.DeviceGetIntegerFeatureMin(hDev, featureName); /* Get the minimum value. */
max = Pylon.DeviceGetIntegerFeatureMax(hDev, featureName); /* Get the maximum value. */
incr = Pylon.DeviceGetIntegerFeatureInc(hDev, featureName); /* Get the increment value. */
val = Pylon.DeviceGetIntegerFeature(hDev, featureName); /* Get the current value. */
Console.WriteLine("{0}: min= {1} max= {2} incr={3} Value={4}", featureName, min, max, incr, val);
/* Set the Width to its maximum allowed value. */
Pylon.DeviceSetIntegerFeature(hDev, featureName, max);
Console.WriteLine("The {0} was set to {1}.", featureName, max);
}
