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9.12.3 Loading a Saved Set or the Default Set

into the Active Set

If you have saved a configuration set into the camera’s non-volatile memory, you can load the saved

set from the camera’s non-volatile memory into the camera’s active set. When you do this, the

loaded set overwrites the parameters in the active set. Since the settings in the active set control

the current operation of the camera, the settings from the loaded set will now be controlling the

camera.

You can also load the default set into the camera’s active set.

To load a saved configuration set or the default set from the camera’s non-volatile memory into the

active set:

 Set the User Set Selector to User Set 1, User Set 2, User Set 3 or Default.

 Execute a User Set Load command to load the selected set into the active set.

You can set the User Set Selector and execute the User Set Load command from within your

application software by using the pylon API. The following code snippet illustrates using the API to

set the selector and execute the command:

Camera.UserSetSelector.SetValue( UserSetSelector_UserSet2 );

Camera.UserSetLoad.Execute( );

Note

Loading a user set or the default set into the active set is only allowed when

the camera is idle, i.e. when it is not acquiring images continuously or does not

have a single image acquisition pending.

Loading the Default Set with the Standard Factory Setup selected into the

active set is a good course of action if you have grossly misadjusted the

settings in the camera and you are not sure how to recover. The standard

factory setup is optimized for use in typical situations and will provide good

camera performance in most cases.

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