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| Displays the vendor's name and model of the currently selected camera. If you have more than one GigE Vision™ camera connected to your system, you can switch to another camera by choosing the corresponding camera name in the list. Equivalent to the Camera property.
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| Lets you enable the continuous acquisition mode. If this box is checked, the camera will continuously acquire the video into the internal image memory. If the control is visible, the live video will be displayed in the control window. Equivalent to the Acquire property.
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| Check this box to enable the Multicast mode which allows multiple computers and applications on the network to receive the video feed from the same camera. Only the first application that connects to the camera can enable or disable the Multicast mode. All other ActiveGige based applications launched in the network can acquire and display the video in the slave mode, but will have no control over the camera settings. This option is equivalent to the Multicast property.
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| Use this option to set the number of seconds to wait for a frame to be acquired. Typically used to assign the timeout when the Trigger mode is active. If the timeout expires, the Timeout event event will be raised. Equivalent to the Timeout property.
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| Lets you select the desired acquisition mode from the list. The acquisition mode defines how many frames will be captured when the Acquire option is enabled. Equivalent to the AcquisitionMode property.
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| Lets you select the configuration of a trigger signal. The rest of the options in the Trigger group are dependent on this selection. Equivalent to the TriggerSelector property.
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| Check this box to enable the selected trigger. This mode is typically used with an asynchronously resetable camera. An acquisition will occur upon receiving a signal from an external hardware Trigger Source. Equivalent to the Trigger property.
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| Lets you select the source for the selected trigger. Depending on a camera, there may be one or more hardware trigger inputs as well as the software trigger. If the software trigger is available and selected, use the Software Trigger button to simulate the trigger event. If the camera doesn't support trigger source selection, this option will be unavailable. Equivalent to the TriggerSource property and SoftTrigger method.
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| Lets you change the activation mode (trigger signal polarity) for the selected trigger. Equivalent to the TriggerActivation property.
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| Lets you select the value for the trigger delay which defines the time between the arrival of the trigger signal and its effective activation. Equivalent to the TriggerDelayRaw property.
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