Struct MonoCameraProperties
Defined in File MonoCameraProperties.hpp
Inheritance Relationships
Base Type
public dai::PropertiesSerializable< Properties, MonoCameraProperties >(Template Struct PropertiesSerializable)
Struct Documentation
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struct MonoCameraProperties : public dai::PropertiesSerializable<Properties, MonoCameraProperties>
Specify properties for MonoCamera such as camera ID, …
Public Types
Public Functions
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~MonoCameraProperties() override
Public Members
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CameraControl initialControl
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CameraBoardSocket boardSocket = CameraBoardSocket::AUTO
Which socket will mono camera use
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std::string cameraName = ""
Which camera name will mono camera use
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CameraImageOrientation imageOrientation = CameraImageOrientation::AUTO
Camera sensor image orientation / pixel readout
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SensorResolution resolution = SensorResolution::THE_720_P
Select the camera sensor resolution
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int32_t mockIspWidth = AUTO
Select the mock isp width. Overrides resolutionWidth/height if mockIsp is connected.
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int32_t mockIspHeight = AUTO
Select the mock isp height. Overrides resolutionWidth/height if mockIsp is connected.
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float fps = 30.0
Camera sensor FPS
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int isp3aFps = 0
Isp 3A rate (auto focus, auto exposure, auto white balance, camera controls etc.). Default (0) matches the camera FPS, meaning that 3A is running on each frame. Reducing the rate of 3A reduces the CPU usage on CSS, but also increases the convergence rate of 3A. Note that camera controls will be processed at this rate. E.g. if camera is running at 30 fps, and camera control is sent at every frame, but 3A fps is set to 15, the camera control messages will be processed at 15 fps rate, which will lead to queueing.
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int numFramesPool = 3
Frame pool size for the main output, ISP processed
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int numFramesPoolRaw = 3
Frame pool size for the
rawoutput
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std::vector<dai::FrameEvent> eventFilter = {dai::FrameEvent::READOUT_START}
List of events to receive, the rest will be ignored
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std::optional<bool> rawPacked
Configures whether the camera
rawframes are saved as MIPI-packed to memory. The packed format is more efficient, consuming less memory on device, and less data to send to host: RAW10: 4 pixels saved on 5 bytes, RAW12: 2 pixels saved on 3 bytes. When packing is disabled (false), data is saved lsb-aligned, e.g. a RAW10 pixel will be stored as uint16, on bits 9..0: 0b0000’00pp’pppp’pppp. Default is auto: enabled for standard color/monochrome cameras where ISP can work with both packed/unpacked, but disabled for other cameras like ToF.
Public Static Attributes
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static constexpr int AUTO = -1
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~MonoCameraProperties() override