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Command	Definition
BITFIELD	Write a value to a bitfield of a register.
DATATYPE	Define the data type and optional valid range of a named register or bitfield.
DELAY	Delay a certain amount of time (in milliseconds) before continuing.
ERROR_IF	Output an error message and stop execution if a condition is met.
FAR1	Write a value to a sensor register on the first attached camera.
FAR2	Write a value to a sensor register on the second attached camera.
FIELD_WR	Write to a register or bitfield by name. Command works for any kind of register, variable or SFR.
ICON	Define the icon for a User Toolbar button.
IF_FIELD	Similar to LOAD, but conditioned on the value of a register.
IF_REG	Similar to LOAD, but conditioned on the value of a register.
IF_SERIAL	Similar to IF_REG, but can access any device on the SHiP bus.
IMAGE	Set software to expect the given image size and type. Command does not change sensor mode.
LOAD	Load a preset from an ini file.
LOAD_PROM	Load a preset from an EEPROM.
LOG	Add a text string to the Log window.
MEM	Write a value to an SOC RAM location.
MEM8	Write a value to an 8-bit SOC RAM location.
MEM32	Write a value to a 32-bit SOC RAM location.
MENUITEM	Define sub-menu items for a User Toolbar button.
OPTION	Set a DevWare Option variable.
POLL_FIELD	Poll a register. Similar to DELAY, but conditioned on the value of a register.
POLL_REG	Poll a register. Similar to DELAY, but conditioned on the value of a register.
POLL_VAR	Poll a variable. Similar to DELAY, but conditioned on the value of a variable.
PROMPT	Give the user a multiple-choice dialog, or show a message.
PYTHON	Invoke a one-line Python statement.
REG	Write a value to a register.
REG_BURST	Write a sequence of register values in one bus transaction.
SAVE_IMAGE	Write image data to files.
SAVE_REGS	Write register values to a file.
SENSOR_BASE	Set or detect the sensor SHiP base address.
SERIAL_REG	Low-level write to Two-Wire Serial Interface register.
SFR	Write a value to a special function register, on certain sensors.
SFR8	Write a value to an 8-bit special function register, on certain sensors.
STATE	Set a variable within the software, not on the sensor.
TOOLTIP	Define a tooltip for a User Toolbar button.
VAR	Write a value to a firmware variable.
VAR32	Write a value to a 32-bit firmware variable.
VAR8	Write a value to an 8-bit firmware variable.
XMCLK	Set the XMCLK (sensor external clock) frequency.

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	PROMPT
	PROMPT

PROMPT = "<message>" [, "<choice1>", LOAD=<preset1>, etc.] //<comment>

Create a multiple-choice dialog box, and execute the preset chosen by the user. A "Skip this" choice is automatically added so the user can choose to do nothing. The user can stop execution of the current preset by clicking Cancel.

The choices are optional. If there are no choices then the dialog only shows the message and OK and Cancel buttons that will continue execution of the current preset or stop execution.

Commas are allowed inside quoted strings. The \n sequence in the message will convert to a newline.

Example: Ask user whether to do parallel or serial configuration.
PROMPT= "Is this camera using a parallel or serial interface?", "Parallel". LOAD=Parallel Init, "Serial", LOAD=Serial Init

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	PYTHON
	PYTHON

PYTHON = <statement>

Execute a single Python statement. This makes it convenient to have a small Python instruction in an otherwise non-Python preset. Typical uses would be to set a register to a calculated value, or call a Python function defined elsewhere in the ini file.

Example: Call a Python function.
PYTHON= setExposureMode(SensorExposureMode.EXPOSURE_MODE_HDR_DLO)

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	REG
	REG

REG = [<page>,] <address>, <value> //<comment>

Write a value to a sensor register.

Example: Set register 0xE0 on page 1 to value of 1
REG= 1, 0xE0, 0x0001 // ENABLE ccp format = jpeg

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