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Open Sensor Data File | Open a specific sensor data (SDAT) file for the current sensor. |
Open Image or Video File | Open an image file and display the image, instead of a sensor. |
| Recent Sensors / Images | Show a list of the most recent SDAT and image files. |
| Refresh Register List | Reopen a specific sensor data (SDAT) file for the current sensor(Using file browse). |
Open Default Presets | Open an INI file as the default presets file. (same as the Browse... button on the Presets dialog). |
Open Additional Presets | Open an INI file as an additional presets file. This INI file will not affect the dfault presets file, and it will not be used to specify the actions of the DevWareX toolbar. |
Refresh Register List | Reopen a specific sensor data (SDAT) file for the current sensor(Using file browse). |
Probe for Devices | Re-run the device probe that will determine what sensor you have attached and automatically select the right SDAT file. |
Capture Image | Capture the currently displayed sensor image to hard disk <F9 >. |
Take Snapshot | Capture the sensor image to hard disk <Ctrl-F9 >. |
Record Video | Record the image stream to hard disk Note: the video is uncompressed and will take significant hard disk space. This mode is for characterization only. |
Exit | Exit the application. <Alt-F4>. |
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This only occurs when you hide extra rows. In your table below the only case where you used the 'Hide' option is the right-most column, 'AR0220AT/hidden'. In all other columns you have not used the 'Hide' option, so the 'last row' is 'height' - 1.
Double-click "Mouse Selection" bar to open the dialog that allows setting of up to 8 unique mouse configurations. Also see "Lock Mouse Selection", here.
Summary
Not using 'Hide' option: 'last row' = 'height' - 1
Using 'Hide' option: 'last row' = 'height' - number_of_hidden_extra_rows - 1
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Toolbar | Show or hide the Toolbar(See 2.2.2). | ||
Status Bar | Show or hide the Status Bar that appears along the bottom of the DevWareX main window. This bar may provide brief infomation about the currently selected feature, status of various Caps/Scroll/Num lock keys, etc. | ||
User Toolbar | Show or hide User Toolbar below the menu bar. | ||
| User Toolbar 2 | Show or hide User Toolbar in the right side of DevWareX to enable adding desired shortcuts needed by user. | ||
| Plugins Toolbar | Show or hide Plugins menu(See 2.2.1.1). | ||
| Toolbar Labels | Show or hide labels for the options in the toolbar. | ||
| Rulers | Show or hide the pixel labels in the live video display. | ||
| Pixel Values in Hex | When fully zoomed-in in the live video display, show the pixel values in hex or decimal. | ||
Info Dialog | Open or Close the Info(See 2.2.5) Dialog . This dialog contains Demo System information, display format choices and the current mouse selection(See 4.4) choice. <F2> or <Ctrl-I> | ||
Sensor Control | Open or Close the Sensor Control(See 2.2.4) pages. This set of pages provides access to a variety of image sensor registers through a user friendly interface. <F3> or <Ctrl-S> | ||
| ColorPipe | Open or Close the ColorPipe dialog. User Guide can be found here. | ||
Preset Dialog | Open or Close the Presets(See 2.2.6) dialog. This dialog can be used to load or save the current state of the sensors (registers and color pipe settings). <Ctrl-P> | ||
Register Dialog | Open or Close the Register(See 2.2.7) Dialog. This dialog allows the user to read and write registers on the image sensor. <F4> or <Ctrl-R> | ||
| User Control | Create your own presets using a text editor, or various tools in DevWareX. User Guide can be found here. | ||
| Register All Access (Peek & Poke) | Opens the Peek & Poke(See 2.2.12) dialog. This dialog allows the user to quickly read or write registers by specifying specific addresses and values. | ||
| Register Overwrite Warnings | Open or Close the Warn Dialog. User Guide can be found here. | ||
Log Dialog | Open or Close the Register Log(See 2.2.8) Dialog. This dialog allows the user to view and log all the register changes that are happening. This could be useful when manipulating higher-level user interfaces on the Sensor Control pages. <Ctrl-L> | ||
Analysis Graphs | Open or Close the Analysis(See 2.2.9) Dialog. This dialog displays a graphical interpretation of a selected area of the display. <F5> | ||
Magnifier | Open or Close the Magnifier(See 2.2.10) window. This feature allows user to zoom a desired section of the display area. | ||
| Image Navigator | Open or Close Image Navigator Window. | ||
Watch | Open or Close the Watch(See 2.2.13) Dialog. This dialog allows the user to add individual registers and track their value in real time. | Captured Images | Opens or Closes the Film Strip dialog . |
| Captured Images | Opens or closes captured images window showing the images captured in the particular instance of DevWare. | ||
| Python Console | Opens the Python console where commands could be entered. | ||
| Debug Console | Opens Debug console. | ||
| EEPROM Presets | Opens EEPROM Presets console. | ||
| Warning Log | Opens the Warning Log Dialog. | ||
| Mouse Selection Area | Opens the Mouse Selection Dialog. Allows for selecting up to 8 different mouse selection configurations. | ||
| View sensordata Sensor Data File | Opens the sensor data file for the connected sensor. | ||
Zoom in | Zoom in on the display image. <F10> | ||
Zoom out | Zoom out on the display image. <F11> | ||
Full Screen | Switches the display into FullScreen Mode. To return back to windowed mode, hit any key. <F12 > | ||
Options | Open or Close the Options(See 2.2.15) Dialog. | ||
| Center All Dialogs | Use when switching between different sized monitors and dialogs are positioned off the screen. |
Open or Close
Opens the Peek & Poke(See 2.2.12) dialog. This dialog allows the user to quickly read or write registers by specifying specific addresses and values
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