[UserPath32] ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; You can define here the location and the name of each data file. ; ; Also the location of this file (leutron.ini) can be user defined by ; specifying an entry in the Win.ini file ; [Leutron Vision] ; IniPath=t:\lp\swwork\bruno ; ; IMPORTANT!!!! ; To redirect the file path without changing the name of ; the file put a backslash at the end of the new path ; ; Examples: ; Rename the log file as mylog.log and place it in the c:\daisy\logdir ; directory prvphlib.log=c:\daisy\logdir\mylog.log ; ; Get the lvlcxXXX.dat from the t:\lp\swwork\daisy\bin directory. The file is ; still named lvlcxXXX.dat (note the final backslash) ; -> PrimaView : ; lvlcx.dat=c:\daisy\bin\ ; lvlcxprv.dat=c:\daisy\bin\ ; -> PicPort : ; lvlcxppx.dat=c:\daisy\bin\ ; -> PicMod Display: ; lvlcxpmd.dat=c:\daisy\bin\ ; -> PicMod Medical: ; lvlcxpmx.dat=c:\daisy\bin\ ; Allowed entries: ; prvphlib.log=<path> ; log file ; lvcamera.dat=<path> ; Former camera definition file ; lvcamsys.bin=<path> ; LVSDS camera definition file ; lvcamusr.bin=<path> ; User camera definition file [PVP.Options] ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; AdditionalBusDll= - do not search for GigE cameras ; AdditionalBusDll=lvBusCamNet.dll - find and support GigE cameras AdditionalBusDll= ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ScanDevices=1 ; 1 - Scan PCI bus for grabber and VGA devices ; 0 - Use forced board as defined in the leutron.ini file (no examples here). Do not use ScanDevices=1 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; HwCheck=0 ; 1 - perform a more detailed hardware check than normal one ; 0 - perform only basic hardware check ; PrimaView only HwCheck=0 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; LogLevel=0 ; 0..5 - Different amount of logging strings: 0=All; >=5 only important ; It is not the same as the one in the DSY section; this affects only Prvphlib logs LogLevel=0 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; OutputDebugString=0 ; 1 - Send log also to the debug device (debugger or lvdb.exe) ; 0 - No log to debug device OutputDebugString=0 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; I2CDelay=13 ; 0..32767 - delay in generating clock pulse during I2C tx. ; PrimaView only I2CDelay=13 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; I2CRetry=0 ; 0..32767 - Nr of retry during I2C writing tx. Needed on fast pc only I2CRetry=50 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ForceFwUpdate=0 ; 0 - Check for FW update to be performed ; 1 - Always perform FW update ; -1 - Never perform FW update ForceFwUpdate=0 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; LogBufferSize=0 (bytes) ; prvphlib.log is written to buffer before dumping to a file ;LogBufferSize=10240 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; PpxI2CDelay=100 ; PpxDebiDelay=1 ; ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; IRQCheckDlg=1 ; Windows NT only. ; Controls the error dialog box display in case an IRQ conflict is ; detected. ; When set to 0, no dialog box is displayed but the eventual conflicts are ; still reported in the log file ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ErrorReportDlg=2 ; During startup, Daisy checks the system for conditions preventing it to work ; properly.This entry controls the error dialog box display in case some ; 'strange' conditions are detected. The dialog box is displayed when a message ; of the specified or higher importance needs to be displayed; the user is given ; the possibility to continue the Daisy loading or terminate the application. ; While critical errors are ALWAYS displayed, other error conditions may be ; ignored by setting this entry to 3 (critical error) so that even if a ; configuration error is detected, Daisy continues loading with eventually ; limited functionalities. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; WaitDriverCount=1 ; Times the LVSDS checks for driver load ; ; status. ; WaitDriverDelay=0 ; Amount of time in ms the library waits ; ; before a new driver loaded check. ; ; Windows NT/2000: ; When application using LVSDS were started with the autorun feature ; or from the Startup group, the library loading could happen before ; the LVSDS kernel driver was completely loaded, resulting in not ; recognized boards and/or general application errors. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; RxxOptoInCheckDelay=100 ; RxxGpioInCheckDelay=100 ; ; PicPortPro only. Range 0..5000 nsec ; Determines the time the hardware checks for opto / gpio input state ; before assuming it is valid. ; Increasing the values can be used to filter out noise on the input ; lines. Setting 0 disables the signal filtering. [DSY.Options] ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; SavePalette=0 ; 0 - Do not save LUT on a per-client basis ; 1 - Save LUT on a per-client basis, and reactivate it when client is active ; PrimaView only SavePalette=0 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; StartupGreyScale=6 ; 8 - Use 8 bit gray scale ; 6 - Use 6 bit gray scale (normal Win 3.1 setting) ; 0 - same as 8 (to be checked) ; PrimaView only StartupGreyScale=6 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; LogLevel=0 ; 0..5 - Different amount of logging strings: 0=All; >=5 only important ; It is not the same as the one in the PRV section; this affects only Daisy logs LogLevel=0 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ReconnectCamera=0 ; 0 - Normal behaviour ; 1 - Reconnect last connected cameras on startup ; Warning - this procedure may fail when more than one camera has to be connected ReconnectCamera=0 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; T26Adjust=7 ; Fixes bug on TVP3026 ; 0..? - Set the specified value to the T26_LATCH register if the 3026 is present (only with S3968) ; -1 - Disable T26 Adjustment ; PrimaView only T26Adjust=7 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; PrvConnDelay=5 (msec) ; time step value of connector identification algorithm ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; PrvSlowClk=100..2800 (kHz) for ; =40..2800 [kHz] for SAM 9603.4ff ; pixel clock threshold value for slow scan mode enable ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; PpxDefCPUMemSize=1728 ; Default CPU memory allocation in KBytes for PicPort boards. The ; default value is enough for an image 768*576 in 32 bit color format. ; Windows NT 4.0 only. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; MultipleInstance=0 ; Windows NT only. ; When set to 1 Daisy shares PicPort DMA buffers in CPU memory among instances, ; allowing better resource management and preventing pointer mismatch. ; Other aspects of Daisy (i.e. camera connections, board settings) are ; not covered by this option, so the application is still responsible ; of their handling and synchronization. ; This mode uses more virtual memory, therefor affecting ; the size of the Windows page file, so do not use unless needed. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLLAdjustMode=2 ; Only for PicPort monochrome analog models. ; ; 0 = Use stored parameters. Recalculate when not valid. ; 1 = Recalculate parameters at each LVSDS start. ; 2 = Force parameter recalculation and reset to mode 0 on next LVSDS starts. ; 3 = Use theoretical values. No recalculation done. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; VideoYUV422=0 ; PicProdigy only. ; 0 = The YUV output format is YCrCb ; 1 = The YUV output format Y'UV as defined for composition of ; NTSC and PAL video signals ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; PPX_DMABurst=64 ; PicPort only. ; Sets the PCI transfer burst length. ; Possible values are: 1 DWord ; 2 DWord ; 4 DWord ; 8 DWord ; 16 DWord ; 32 DWord ; 64 DWord ; 128 DWord ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; PPX_DMAThreshold=16 ; PicPort only. ; Sets the PCI transfer threshold. ; Possible values are: 4 Valid data ; 8 Valid data ; 16 Valid data ; 32 Valid data ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; PPX_DEBIBurst=16 ; PicPort only. ; Sets the DEBI transfer burst length. ; Possible values are: 1 DWord ; 2 DWord ; 4 DWord ; 8 DWord ; 16 DWord ; 32 DWord ; 64 DWord ; 128 DWord ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; PPM_MaxMclk=90 ; PPM_MinMclk=20 ; PicPort monochrome only. ; Sets the clock limit in MHz. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; RXX_MemorySize=0 ; PicPortPro only. ; Determines the amount in MB of on-board memory used for image storage ; before sending over the PCI bus. ; When 0, LVSDS will use all the available on-board memory. ; The amount specified cannot be greater than the physical amount of ; the installed memory. In this case, the RXX_MemorySize has no effect ; and LVSDS will still use all the available memory for image storage. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; RXX_Ch0_MemRatio=50 ; PicPortPro only. ; Range: 10..90 ; Determines the amount of on-board memory assigned to channel 0 ; in form of percentage. ; On Stereo models the remaining available maemory is assigned ; to the second channel. ; Ignored for Mono models where the full memory is assigned to ; the unique channel. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; RXX_FMBFill=256 ; PicPortPro only. ; On-board memory fill warning. The board generates an Irq on ; line differences between input (camera) and output (PCI) crossing ; this warning level. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; RPSSafeJump=1 ; PicPort only. ; When enabled, it fixes a Sequencer Dral acquisition problem due ; to amomalies in the PCI behaviour of some mainboards. The ; problem appears as blocks of black or not acquired lines inside ; the image. Enabling this option causes the Sequencer Dral code ; to use more space therefore an adjustment of the RPS memory size ; might be required. ; The anomalous behaviour is anyway rare. ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; CreateBusGrabber=1 ; When set, the grabber list presents "virtual" grabbers (grabbers not physically ; present in the system) which group devices of the same type as subgrabbers ; (for example GigE or USB cameras). In any case, each device belonging to those ; virtual bus are listed as standalone devices in the grabber list ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Configuration of communication with GigE cameras ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [LvBusCamNet] ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Define additional cameras which are not reachable within the same subnet ; Multiple entries can be seperated by semicolon ; Example: FixDiscoverIP=10.0.11.10;10.0.12.20 FixDiscoverIP= ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Enable log creation of lvbusnet.log EnableLog=0 [LvGvp] ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Set packet size in bytes which is needed for streaming ; Note that this size have to be always at least 50 bytes less than the MTU ; Default is DefGvspPktSize=1400 DefGvspPktSize=1400 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Enable log creation of lvgvp.log EnableLog=0 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Set the inter packet delay in microseconds for the streaming ; This option can be used to limit the bandwidth by delaying each packet ; in respect to the previous one. Please note that this may leed to lower ; frame rate. ;InterPktDelay=0 [DSY.UserConnector] ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Define connector description when user connector found ; 21=SVideo ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Special settings for VGA boards ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [VGA.104C_3D07] Description=Texas TVP4020 Permedia 2 PCIBaseAddress=2 [VGA.10DE_0020] Description=NVidia TNT PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0028] Description=NVidia TNT2 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0029] Description=NVidia UTNT2 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_002C] Description=NVidia VTNT2 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_002D] Description=NVidia UVTNT2 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_00A0] Description=NVidia ITNT2 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0100] Description=NVidia GeForce SDR PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0101] Description=NVidia GeForce DDR PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0103] Description=NVidia Quadro PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0110] Description=NVidia GeForce 2 MX PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0111] Description=NVidia GeForce 2 MX2 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0112] Description=NVidia GeForce 2 Go PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0113] Description=NVidia Quadro 2 MXR PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0150] Description=NVidia GeForce 2 GTS PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0151] Description=NVidia GeForce 2 GTS2 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0152] Description=NVidia GeForce 2 Ultra PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0153] Description=NVidia Quadro 2 Pro PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_01A0] Description=NVidia IGeForce 2 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0200] Description=NVidia GeForce 3 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0201] Description=NVidia GeForce 3-1 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0202] Description=NVidia GeForce 3-2 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0203] Description=NVidia Quadro DDC PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0250] Description=NVidia GeForce 4 TI4600 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0258] Description=NVidia NV25GL PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_02A0] Description=NVidia NV2A PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0171] Description=NVidia GeForce 4 MX440 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.5333_8D01] Description=S3 Savage (Twister) PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_00FD] Description=NVidia Quadro FX 330 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0333] Description=NVidia GeForce FX 5950 Ultra PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_0322] Description=NVidia NV34 GeForce FX 5200 PCIBaseAddress=1 [VGA.10DE_018A] Description=NVidia NV18GL Quadro4 NVS AGP 8x PCIBaseAddress=1Download Driver Pack
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