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External Control Commands
■ Transferring the LUT Binary
[Command] lut transfer
[Process] Transfers the binary file of 1024 bytes
using the Kermit protocol.
<Example> lut transfer<CR>
G-Kermit CU-1.00, Columbia
University, 1999-12-25
Escape back to your local Kermit and
give a SEND command.
KERMIT READY TO
RECEIVE...<CR>
Note
To stop the transfer, press Ctrl + C.
■ Current GAMMA Setting
[Command] lut
[Process] Displays the gamma value of the
Look-up Table.
■ Help of the GAMMA Setting
[Command] lut -
-help
[Process] Displays the help of the GAMMA
Setting command.
■ LUT Inquiry
[Command] lut query
[Process] Dumps the LUT setting presently set
to the computer.
Camera Gain Control Setting
■ GAIN Setting
[Command] gain
GAIN
[Parameter] GAIN: 0 to 18 [dB] (1 step)
[Process] Sets the gain.
<Example> Setting the gain to 18 dB
gain 18<CR>
camera gain complete<CR>
■ Current GAIN Setting
[Command] gain
[Process] Displays the current gain value.
■ Help of the GAIN Setting
[Command] gain -
-help
[Process] Displays the help of the GAIN Setting
command.
Camera BINNING Settings
■ BINNING Settings
[Command] binning
VALUE
[Parameter] VALUE: 0 to 3
0: Horizontal = OFF, Vertical = OFF
1: Horizontal = OFF, Vertical = ON
2: Horizontal = ON, Vertical = OFF
3: Horizontal = ON, Vertical = ON
[Process] Sets the binning.
<Example> Setting both the Horizontal and
Vertical to OFF
binning 0<CR>
camera binning complete<CR>
■ Current BINNING Setting
[Command] binning
[Process] Displays the current binning setting.
■ Help of the BINNING Setting
[Command] binning -
-help
[Process] Displays the help of the BINNING
Setting command.
Camera Partial Scan Settings
■ Partial Scan Settings
[Command] -h
HORIZONTAL H-START H-WID
-v
VERTICAL V-START V-HEI
[Parameter] HORIZONTAL: off, on
H-START: 0 to 7 (Valid when
Horizontal is set to on.)
H-WIDth: 0 to 7 (Valid when
Horizontal is set to on.)
VERTICAL: off, on
V-START: XCI-SX1: 0 to 31 (Valid
when Veritical is set to on.)
XCI-V3: 0 to15 (Valid when Veritical
is set to on.)
V-HEIght: XCI-SX1: 0 to 31 (Valid
when Veritical is set to on.)
XCI-V3: 0 to 15 (Valid when Veritical
is set to on.)
[Process] Sets the partial scan.
<Example> Setting the partial scan.
partial -h on 2 4 -v on 5 20<CR>
camera partial complete<CR>
Note
When setting the Partial Scan Setting to ON, input
both the start-point and the area at one time.
■ Current Partial Scan Setting
[Command] partial
[Process] Displays the current partial scan
setting.