Acquiring Image Data

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The core of any image acquisition application is the data acquired from the input device. A trigger is the event that initiates the acquisition of image frames, a process called logging. A trigger event occurs when a certain condition is met. For some types of triggers, the condition can be the execution of a toolbox function. For other types of triggers, the condition can be a signal from an external source that is monitored by the image acquisition hardware.

This chapter describes how to configure and use the various triggering options supported by the Image Acquisition Toolbox software and control other acquisition parameters.

• Data Logging

• Setting the Values of Trigger Properties

• Specifying the Trigger Type

• Controlling Logging Parameters

• Waiting for an Acquisition to Finish

• Managing Memory Usage

• Logging Image Data to Disk

Saving Image Acquisition Objects

Data Logging

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