eGrabber Gigelink

Gigelink is an optional library of eGrabber that provides a universal, hardware-independent access to GigE Vision cameras. With Gigelink, programmers can use the eGrabber concepts, objects, and function calls to acquire images from GigE Vision cameras, in the same way as with CoaXPress cameras (using the Coaxlink cards) and Camera Link cameras (using the Grablink Duo). Gigelink is compatible with GenICam as well as the eGrabber Studio applications.

Frame Grabbers

• Extended support for Horizontal Image Flipping function
  This release of eGrabber adds the horizontal image flipping function to the “1-camera, line-scan” firmware variant of PC1633 Coaxlink Quad G3 and PC1633-LH Coaxlink Quad G3 LH and to the “1-camera, line-scan” and “1-df-camera, line-scan” firmware variants of PC1635 Coaxlink Quad G3 DF.
  The horizontal image flipping function also known as horizontal mirroring, is a process in which an image is flipped along its vertical axis. This means that the left side of the image becomes the right side and vice versa.

eGrabber Studio

• New GenApi terminal
  This release of eGrabber adds a GenApi terminal to each GenTL module. This feature is reserved to advanced users and camera makers who need to perform specific operations on the GenApi nodes of a module or to execute Euresys scripts on the current grabber.
• New @Configuration category to GenApi modules
  This release of eGrabber adds the @Configuration category to GenApi modules (visible from the Expert level). This new category exposes the GenApi runtime settings of a module (including documentation for each configuration node). The @Configuration category is reserved to advanced users and camera makers.

eGrabber Memento

• Improved high DPI support
  Starting with this release, the Memento application adapts the scaling for high DPI displays.
  This improves the readability on high DPI screens.
• Improved analyzer view
  Starting with this release, the Analyzer view can be configured with a maximum number of visible analyzer lines.
  When the number of analyzer lines exceeds the configured limit, they can be vertically scrolled using the keyboard arrow keys or the mouse scroll wheel combined with Shift key.