@@IDS_ImagingSorry for not being able to be clear. I mean the file camera_settings.cset. In fact, I did not undertand clearly. When she uses for example the function : FindNode(''PayloadSize"), She is looking in some file that has the value of PayloadSize, isn't it? Thank for your atention.
Hi @viniciuslemes258, the file 'camera_settings.cset' is only an example of a parameter file that saves all settings of a camera. The IDS peak manual describes how you can create these files yourself with the IDS peak cockpit or in the programme code and load them again at a later time. See here: en.ids-imaging.com/manuals/ids-peak/ids-peak-user-manual/en/cockpit-load-save-camera-settings.html The function FindNode(''PayloadSize").Value() can be used to determine the required buffer size to save a camera image, depending on the set image size. This can be useful, for example, after all camera parameters have been loaded via a parameter file (*.cset). If you have any further questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact our support team: en.ids-imaging.com/support.html
Managed to get it in the IDS Cockpit. Connect to the camera. Then set the Continuous Acquisition to off (Camera with play button). If it's on, it will not allow you to save the file. Afterwards this will allow you to save the camera parameter list to you computer. @@viniciuslemes258
Hello Carlos, Thanks for your comment. Are you looking for a Ubuntu or are you looking for a Video or for the IDS peak Software Suite for Linux? We support various Linux Systems including Ubuntu with IDS peak Software Suite. Please find more detailed information here: en.ids-imaging.com/download-details
@@IDS_Imaging I have used Ueye camera with Ensenso before using C++. I believe I used the Ueye library. Currently for another project and company, I am using just the GV-504xCP-C-HQ camera, I am having a hard time learning how to use the Python SDK. I am now using ids_peak, I am not sure how to acquire images on a for loop. The only Example I have found is the IDSPeakWithOpenCV example but I was looking for a more simple example where I just Open the Camera, Set Parameters and stream the images so I can use it with out AI camera. So basically I am confused by the 2 kinds of SDK that are available. 1) the IDS_PEAK library and 2) Pyueye. What are the differences and which one I should use. For Pyueye I count Open the camera sadly only with IDS_PEAK. So to be honest I am just lost. >Are you looking for a Ubuntu or are you looking for a Video or for the IDS peak Software Suite for Linux Basically yes, any tutorials on Linux would be nice.
Also, I have no idea how to install the pyeue python library. I used pip to install it but I am unable to open the camera no mater what ID i used. I installed nxView to see the cameras's ID and it is set to 0. Also if I use the example that came with IDS peak, ids_open_camera_python, I am able to open it with ID 0. But will not work with pyueye.
Hi Carlos, you will find two Python programming examples in the documentation under generic_sdk > samples > source >python. If you still feel that you need more help, please contact our support team en.ids-imaging.com/support.html . They can help you with all of your questions regarding the Python SDK and library.
Can you share the python code here or in the video description ?
Hello, in the description you will now find a link to download the python democode.
Please, can you share with us the file with the set parameters?
Hi @viniciuslemes258, could you please explain in more detail what you mean by "file with the set parameters"? Thank you
@@IDS_ImagingSorry for not being able to be clear. I mean the file camera_settings.cset. In fact, I did not undertand clearly. When she uses for example the function : FindNode(''PayloadSize"), She is looking in some file that has the value of PayloadSize, isn't it? Thank for your atention.
Hi @viniciuslemes258, the file 'camera_settings.cset' is only an example of a parameter file that saves all settings of a camera. The IDS peak manual describes how you can create these files yourself with the IDS peak cockpit or in the programme code and load them again at a later time. See here: en.ids-imaging.com/manuals/ids-peak/ids-peak-user-manual/en/cockpit-load-save-camera-settings.html
The function FindNode(''PayloadSize").Value() can be used to determine the required buffer size to save a camera image, depending on the set image size. This can be useful, for example, after all camera parameters have been loaded via a parameter file (*.cset).
If you have any further questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact our support team: en.ids-imaging.com/support.html
Managed to get it in the IDS Cockpit. Connect to the camera. Then set the Continuous Acquisition to off (Camera with play button). If it's on, it will not allow you to save the file.
Afterwards this will allow you to save the camera parameter list to you computer. @@viniciuslemes258
Ubuntu version would had been nice
Hello Carlos,
Thanks for your comment. Are you looking for a Ubuntu or are you looking for a Video or for the IDS peak Software Suite for Linux? We support various Linux Systems including Ubuntu with IDS peak Software Suite. Please find more detailed information here: en.ids-imaging.com/download-details
@@IDS_Imaging I have used Ueye camera with Ensenso before using C++. I believe I used the Ueye library. Currently for another project and company, I am using just the GV-504xCP-C-HQ camera, I am having a hard time learning how to use the Python SDK. I am now using ids_peak, I am not sure how to acquire images on a for loop. The only Example I have found is the IDSPeakWithOpenCV example but I was looking for a more simple example where I just Open the Camera, Set Parameters and stream the images so I can use it with out AI camera.
So basically I am confused by the 2 kinds of SDK that are available. 1) the IDS_PEAK library and 2) Pyueye. What are the differences and which one I should use.
For Pyueye I count Open the camera sadly only with IDS_PEAK.
So to be honest I am just lost.
>Are you looking for a Ubuntu or are you looking for a Video or for the IDS peak Software Suite for Linux
Basically yes, any tutorials on Linux would be nice.
Also, I have no idea how to install the pyeue python library. I used pip to install it but I am unable to open the camera no mater what ID i used.
I installed nxView to see the cameras's ID and it is set to 0.
Also if I use the example that came with IDS peak, ids_open_camera_python, I am able to open it with ID 0. But will not work with pyueye.
Hi Carlos,
you will find two Python programming examples in the documentation under generic_sdk > samples > source >python. If you still feel that you need more help, please contact our support team en.ids-imaging.com/support.html . They can help you with all of your questions regarding the Python SDK and library.
@@carlmalone100 Hi Carlos, I am also stuck setting up ids_peak python library for ubuntu. Did you find a way ?