#This files contains the properties of a acA4112-8gm camera on 20180305
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Available cameras are [<DeviceInfo Basler acA4112-8gm (40006341)>]
Camera info of camera object: <DeviceInfo Basler acA4112-8gm (40006341)>
Bpp8
SequenceEnable (Enables the sequencer.):	False
SequenceCurrentSet (Current sequence set.):	<NOT READABLE>
SequenceConfigurationMode (Sets whether the sequencer can be configured.):	Off
SequenceAsyncRestart (Allows to restart the sequence of sequence sets, starting with the sequence set that has the lowest index number. The restart is asynchronous to the camera's frame trigger. Only available in Auto and Controlled sequence advance mode.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02230>
SequenceAsyncAdvance (Allows to advance from the current sequence set to the next one. The advance is asynchronous to the camera's frame trigger. Only available in Controlled sequence advance mode.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02190>
SequenceSetTotalNumber (Total number of sequence sets in the sequence.):	2
SequenceSetIndex (Index number of a sequence set.):	0
SequenceSetStore (Stores the current sequence set. Storing the current sequence set will overwrite any already existing sequence set bearing the same index number. The sequence set is stored in the volatile memory and will therefore be lost if the camera is reset or if power is switched off.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02190>
SequenceSetLoad (Loads an existing sequence set to make it the current sequence set.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02230>
SequenceSetExecutions (Number of consecutive executions per sequence cycle for the selected sequence set. Only available in auto sequence advance mode.):	1
SequenceAdvanceMode (Sets the sequence set advance mode.):	Auto
SequenceControlSelector (Sets whether the sequence control source should be set for sequence advance or for sequence restart. Once this value has been set, a control source must be chosen using the SequenceControlSource parameter.):	<NOT READABLE>
SequenceControlSource (Sets the source for sequence control.):	<NOT READABLE>
SequenceAddressBitSelector (Sets which bit of the sequence set address can be controlled. Once a bit has been set, an input line can be set as the control source for this bit using the SequenceAddressBitSource parameter.):	<NOT READABLE>
SequenceAddressBitSource (Sets an input line as the control source for the currently selected sequence set address bit. The bit can be selected using the SequenceAddressBitSelector.):	<NOT READABLE>
GainAuto (Sets the operation mode of the gain auto function. The gain auto function automatically adjusts the gain within set limits until a target brightness value is reached.):	Off
GainSelector (Sets the gain channel or tap to be adjusted. Once a gain channel or tap has been selected, all changes to the Gain parameter will be applied to the selected channel or tap.):	All
GainRaw (Raw value of the selected gain control. The raw value is an integer value that sets the selected gain control in units specific to the camera.):	0
BlackLevelSelector (Sets the black level channel or tap to be adjusted. Once a black level channel or tap has been selected, all changes to the BlackLevel parameter will be applied to the selected channel or tap.):	All
BlackLevelRaw (Value of the selected black level control.):	0
GammaEnable (Enables gamma correction.):	False
GammaSelector (Sets the type of gamma to apply.):	User
Gamma (Gamma correction value. Gamma correction lets you modify the brightness of the pixel values to account for a non-linearity in the human perception of brightness.):	1.0
DigitalShift (Value set for digital shift. When the parameter is set to zero, digital shift will be disabled. When the parameter is set to 1, 2, 3, or 4, digital shift will be set to shift by 1, shift by 2, shift by 3, or shift by 4 respectively.):	0
PixelFormat (Sets the format of the pixel data transmitted by the camera. The available pixel formats depend on the camera model and whether the camera is monochrome or color.):	Mono8
PixelSize (Returns the depth of the pixel values in the image (in bits per pixel). The value will always be coherent with the pixel format setting.):	Bpp8
PixelColorFilter (Returns the alignment of the camera's Bayer filter to the pixels in the acquired images.):	None
PixelDynamicRangeMin (Minimum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera.):	0
PixelDynamicRangeMax (Maximum possible pixel value that could be transferred from the camera.):	255
ReverseX (Enables horizontal flipping of the image. The AOI is applied after the flipping.):	False
ReverseY (Enables vertical flipping of the image. The AOI is applied after the flipping.):	False
TestImageSelector (Sets the test image to display.):	Off
TestImageResetAndHold (Holds all moving test images at their starting position. All test images will be displayed at their starting positions and will stay fixed.):	False
SensorWidth (Width of the device's sensor in pixels.):	4112
SensorHeight (Height of the device's sensor in pixels.):	3008
WidthMax (Maximum allowed width of the image in pixels, taking into account any function that may limit the allowed width.):	4112
HeightMax (Maximum allowed height of the image in pixels, taking into account any function that may limit the allowed height.):	3008
LightSourceSelector (Sets the type of light source to be considered for matrix color transformation.):	<NOT READABLE>
BalanceWhiteReset (Allows returning to the color adjustment settings extant before the latest changes of the settings.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02190>
BalanceWhiteAuto (Sets the operation mode of the balance white auto function.):	<NOT READABLE>
BalanceRatioSelector (Sets the color channel to be adjusted for manual white balance. Once a color intensity has been selected, all changes to the balance ratio parameter will be applied to the selected color intensity.):	<NOT READABLE>
BalanceRatioAbs (Value of the currently selected balance ratio channel or tap.):	<NOT READABLE>
BalanceRatioRaw (Value of the currently selected balance ratio control.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorTransformationSelector (Sets the type of color transformation to be performed.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorTransformationValueSelector (Sets the element to be entered in the color transformation matrix for custom color transformation. Note: Depending on the camera model, some elements in the color transformation matrix may be preset and can not be changed.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorTransformationValue (Transformation value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorTransformationValueRaw (Raw transformation value for the selected element in the color transformation matrix.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorTransformationMatrixFactor (Extent to which the selected light source will be considered in color matrix transformation.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorTransformationMatrixFactorRaw (Extent to which the selected light source will be considered in color matrix transformation. If the value is set to 65536, the selected light source will be fully considered. If the value is set to 0, the selected light source will not be considered.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorAdjustmentEnable (Enables color adjustment.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorAdjustmentReset (Allows returning to the color adjustment settings extant before the latest changes of the settings.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02190>
ColorAdjustmentSelector (Sets the color for color adjustment.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorAdjustmentHue (Hue adjustment value for the currently selected color.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorAdjustmentHueRaw (Adjustment of hue for the selected color.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorAdjustmentSaturation (Saturation adjustment value for the currently selected color.):	<NOT READABLE>
ColorAdjustmentSaturationRaw (Adjustment of saturation for the selected color.):	<NOT READABLE>
DemosaicingMode (Sets the demosaicing mode.):	<NOT READABLE>
NoiseReductionAbs (Amount of noise reduction to apply. The higher the value, the less chroma noise will be visible in your images. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI.):	<NOT READABLE>
NoiseReductionRaw (Amount of noise reduction to apply. The higher the value, the less chroma noise will be visible in your images. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI.):	<NOT READABLE>
SharpnessEnhancementAbs (Amount of sharpening to apply. The higher the sharpness, the more distinct the image subject's contours will be. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI.):	<NOT READABLE>
SharpnessEnhancementRaw (Amount of sharpening to apply. The higher the sharpness, the more distinct the image subject's contours will be. However, too high values may result in image information loss. To enable this feature, the DemosaicingMode parameter must be set to BaslerPGI.):	<NOT READABLE>
Width (Width of the area of interest in pixels.):	4096
Height (Height of the area of interest in pixels.):	3000
OffsetX (Horizontal offset from the left side of the sensor to the area of interest (in pixels).):	8
OffsetY (Vertical offset from the top of the sensor to the area of interest (in pixels).):	4
CenterX (Enables horizontal centering of the image.):	False
CenterY (Enables vertical centering of the image.):	False
BinningModeHorizontal (Sets the horizontal binning mode.):	Summing
BinningHorizontalMode (Sets the binning horizontal mode.):	Sum
BinningHorizontal (Number of adjacent horizontal pixels to be summed. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel.):	1
BinningModeVertical (Sets the vertical binning mode.):	Summing
BinningVerticalMode (Sets the binning vertical mode.):	Sum
BinningVertical (Number of adjacent vertical pixels to be summed. Their charges will be summed and reported out of the camera as a single pixel.):	1
DecimationHorizontal (Horizontal decimation factor. It specifies the extent of horizontal sub-sampling of the acquired frame, i.e. it defines how many pixel columns are left out of transmission. This has the net effect of reducing the horizontal resolution (width) of the image by the specified decimation factor. A value of 1 indicates that the camera performs no horizontal decimation.):	<NOT READABLE>
DecimationVertical (Vertical decimation factor. It specifies the extent of vertical sub-sampling of the acquired frame, i.e. it defines how many rows are left out of transmission. This has the net effect of reducing the vertical resolution (height) of the image by the specified decimation factor. A value of 1 indicates that the camera performs no vertical decimation.):	<NOT READABLE>
ScalingHorizontalAbs (Horizontal scaling factor.):	<NOT READABLE>
ScalingVerticalAbs (Vertical scaling factor):	<NOT READABLE>
EnableBurstAcquisition (Enables burst acquisition. When enabled, the maximum frame rate only depends on sensor timing and timing of the trigger sequence, and not on the image transfer rate out of the camera.):	<NOT READABLE>
AcquisitionMode (Sets the image acquisition mode.):	Continuous
AcquisitionStart (Starts the acquisition of images. If the camera is set for single frame acquisition, it will start acquisition of one frame. If the camera is set for continuous frame acquisition, it will start continuous acquisition of frames.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02230>
AcquisitionStop (Stops the acquisition of images if the camera is set for continuous image acquisition and acquisition has been started.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02190>
AcquisitionFrameCount (Number of frames acquired in the multiframe acquisition mode.):	1
TriggerSelector (Sets the trigger type to be configured. Once a trigger type has been set, all changes to the trigger settings will be applied to the selected trigger.):	FrameStart
TriggerMode (Sets the mode for the currently selected trigger.):	Off
TriggerSoftware (Generates a software trigger signal. The software trigger signal will be used if the TriggerSource parameter is set to Software.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02190>
TriggerSource (Sets the signal source for the selected trigger.):	Line1
TriggerActivation (Sets the signal transition that activates the selected trigger.):	RisingEdge
TriggerDelayAbs (Trigger delay time in microseconds. The delay is applied after the trigger reception and before effectively activating the trigger.):	0.0
ExposureMode (Sets the exposure mode.):	Timed
ExposureAuto (Sets the operation mode of the exposure auto function. The exposure auto function automatically adjusts the exposure time within set limits until a target brightness value is reached.):	Off
ExposureTimeAbs (Exposure time of the camera in microseconds.):	3000.0
ExposureTimeRaw (Raw exposure time of the camera. This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the exposure timebase. The actual exposure time equals the current ExposureTimeRaw setting multiplied with the current ExposureTimeBaseAbs setting.):	3000
ReadoutTimeAbs (Sensor readout time given the current settings.):	104075.0
ExposureOverlapTimeMode (Sets the exposure overlap time mode.):	<NOT READABLE>
ExposureOverlapTimeMaxAbs (Maximum overlap of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in TriggerWidth exposure mode (in microseconds).):	<NOT READABLE>
ExposureOverlapTimeMaxRaw (Maximum overlap time of the sensor exposure with sensor readout in TriggerWidth exposure mode (in raw units).):	<NOT READABLE>
ShutterMode (Sets the shutter mode.):	Global
SensorReadoutMode (Sets the sensor readout mode.):	<NOT READABLE>
AcquisitionFrameRateEnable (Enables setting the camera's acquisition frame rate to a specified value.):	False
AcquisitionFrameRateAbs (Acquisition frame rate of the camera in frames per second.):	8.0
ResultingFramePeriodAbs (Minimum allowed frame acquisition period (in microseconds) given the current settings for the area of interest, exposure time, and bandwidth.):	115056.0
ResultingFrameRateAbs (Maximum allowed frame acquisition rate given the current camera settings (in frames per second).):	8.691419830343484
AcquisitionStatusSelector (Sets the acquisition status to be checked. Once a status has been set, the status can be checked by reading the AcquisitionStatus parameter value.):	FrameTriggerWait
AcquisitionStatus (Indicates the status (true or false) of the currently selected acquisition signal. The acquisition signal can be selected using AcquisitionStatusSelector.):	False
SyncFreeRunTimerEnable (Enables the synchronous free run mode. When enabled, the camera will generate all required frame start or line start trigger signals internally, and you do not need to apply frame start or line start trigger signals to the camera.):	False
SyncFreeRunTimerStartTimeLow (Low 32 bits of the synchronous free run trigger start time.):	0
SyncFreeRunTimerStartTimeHigh (High 32 bits of the synchronous free run trigger start time.):	0
SyncFreeRunTimerTriggerRateAbs (Synchronous free run trigger rate.):	10.0
SyncFreeRunTimerUpdate (Activates changed settings for the synchronous free run.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02190>
TLParamsLocked (Indicates whether a live grab is under way.):	0
LineSelector (Sets the I/O line to be configured. Once a line has been set, all changes to the line settings will be applied to the selected line.):	Line1
LineMode (Sets the mode for the selected line. This controls whether the physical line is used to input or output a signal.):	Input
LineLogic (Returns the line logic of the currently selected line.):	Positive
LineFormat (Returns the electrical configuration of the currently selected line.):	OptoCoupled
LineSource (Sets the source signal for the currently selected line. The currently selected line must be an output line.):	<NOT READABLE>
LineInverter (Enables the signal inverter function for the currently selected input or output line.):	False
LineTermination (Enables the termination resistor of the selected input line.):	<NOT READABLE>
LineDebouncerTimeAbs (Value of the selected line debouncer time in microseconds.):	0.0
LineDebouncerTimeRaw (Raw value of the selected line debouncer time.):	0
MinOutPulseWidthRaw (Raw value for the minimum signal width of a signal that is received from the frequency converter or from the shaft encoder module and that is associated with a digital output line.):	<NOT READABLE>
MinOutPulseWidthAbs (Value for the minimum signal width of an output signal (in microseconds) .):	<NOT READABLE>
LineStatus (Indicates the current logical state of the selected line.):	False
LineStatusAll (A single bit field indicating the current logical state of all available line signals at time of polling.):	6
UserOutputSelector (Sets the user settable output signal to be configured. Once a user settable output signal has been set, all changes to the user settable output signal settings will be applied to the selected user settable output signal.):	UserOutput1
UserOutputValue (Enables the selected user settable output line.):	False
UserOutputValueAll (A single bit field that sets the state of all user settable output signals in one access):	0
SyncUserOutputSelector (Sets the user settable synchronous output signal to be configured.):	SyncUserOutput1
SyncUserOutputValue (Enables the selected user settable synchronous output line.):	False
SyncUserOutputValueAll (A single bit field that sets the state of all user settable synchronous output signals in one access.):	0
TimerDelayTimebaseAbs (Time base (in microseconds) that is used when a timer delay is set using the TimerDelayRaw parameter.):	1.0
TimerDurationTimebaseAbs (Time base (in microseconds) that is used when a timer duration is set using the TimerDurationRaw parameter.):	1.0
TimerSelector (Sets the timer to be configured. Once a timer has been set, all changes to the timer settings will be applied to the selected timer.):	Timer1
TimerDelayAbs (Delay of the currently selected timer in microseconds.):	0.0
TimerDelayRaw (Raw delay for the selected timer. This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the timer delay timebase. The actual delay time equals the current TimerDelayRaw setting multiplied with the current TimerDelayTimeBaseAbs setting.):	0
TimerDurationAbs (Duration of the currently selected timer in microseconds.):	10.0
TimerDurationRaw (Raw duration for the selected timer. This value sets an integer that will be used as a multiplier for the timer duration timebase. The actual duration time equals the current TimerDurationRaw setting multiplied with the current TimerDurationTimeBaseAbs setting.):	10
TimerTriggerSource (Sets the internal camera signal used to trigger the selected timer.):	ExposureStart
TimerTriggerActivation (Sets the type of signal transition that will start the timer.):	RisingEdge
CounterSelector (Sets the counter to be configured. Once a counter has been set, all changes to the counter settings will be applied to this counter.):	Counter1
CounterEventSource (Sets the event that increments the currently selected counter.):	FrameTrigger
CounterResetSource (Sets the source signal that can reset the currently selected counter.):	Off
CounterReset (Immediately resets the selected counter. The counter starts counting immediately after the reset.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02190>
LUTSelector (Sets the lookup table (LUT) to be configured. Once a LUT has been selected, all changes to the LUT settings will be applied to the selected LUT.):	Luminance
LUTEnable (Enables the selected lookup table (LUT).):	False
LUTIndex (Index of the LUT element to access.):	0
LUTValue (Value of the LUT element at the LUT index position.):	0
LUTValueAll (A single register that lets you access all LUT coefficients without the need to repeatedly use the LUTIndex parameter.):	 
PayloadSize (Size of the payload in bytes. This is the total number of bytes sent in the payload. Image data + chunk data if present. No packet headers.):	12288000
GevSCPSPacketSize (Packet size in bytes for the selected stream channel. Excludes data leader and data trailer. (The last packet may be smaller because the packet size is not necessarily a multiple of the block size for the stream channel.)):	1500
GevSCPD (Delay between the transmission of each packet for the selected stream channel. The delay is measured in ticks.):	0
GevSCFTD (Frame transmission delay for the selected stream channel (in ticks). This value sets a delay before transmitting the acquired image.):	0
GevSCBWR (Percentage of the Ethernet bandwidth assigned to the camera to be held in reserve for packet resends and for the transmission of control data between the camera and the host PC. The setting is expressed as a percentage of the bandwidth assigned parameter. For example, if the Bandwidth Assigned parameter indicates that 30 MBytes/s have been assigned to the camera and the Bandwidth Reserve parameter is set to 5%, the bandwidth reserve will be 1.5 MBytes/s.):	10
GevSCBWRA (Multiplier for the Bandwidth Reserve parameter. The multiplier is used to establish an extra pool of reserved bandwidth that can be used if an unusually large burst of packet resends is needed.):	10
GevSCBWA (Base bandwidth in bytes per second that will be used by the camera to transmit image and chunk feature data and to handle resends and control data transmissions. This parameter represents a combination of the packet size and the inter-packet delay.):	125000000
GevSCDMT (Maximum amount of data (in bytes per second) that the camera could generate given its current settings and ideal conditions, i.e., unlimited bandwidth and no packet resends.):	124369426
GevSCDCT (Actual bandwidth (in bytes per second) that the camera will use to transmit image data and chunk data given the current AOI settings, chunk feature settings, and the pixel format setting.):	112499549
GevSCFJM (Maximum time (in ticks) that the next frame transmission could be delayed due to a burst of resends. If the Bandwidth Reserve Accumulation parameter is set to a high value, the camera can experience periods where there is a large burst of data resends. This burst of resends will delay the start of transmission of the next acquired image. ):	14382234
GevVersionMajor (Major version number of the GigE Vision specification supported by this device.):	2
GevVersionMinor (Minor version number of the GigE Vision specification supported by this device.):	0
GevDeviceModeIsBigEndian (Indicates whether the bootstrap register is in big-endian format.):	True
GevDeviceModeCharacterSet (Character set used by all strings of the bootstrap registers (1 = UTF8).):	1
GevInterfaceSelector (Sets the physical network interface to be configured. Once a network interface has been selected, all changes to the network interface settings will be applied to the selected interface.):	NetworkInterface0
GevMACAddress (MAC address for the selected network interface.):	207554443575
GevGVSPExtendedIDMode (Sets the extended ID mode for GVSP (64 bit block_id64, 32 bit packet_id32). This bit cannot be reset if the stream channels do not support the standard ID mode.):	Off
GevSupportedIPConfigurationLLA (Indicates whether the selected network interface supports auto IP addressing (also known as LLA).):	True
GevSupportedIPConfigurationDHCP (Indicates whether the selected network interface supports DHCP IP addressing.):	True
GevSupportedIPConfigurationPersistentIP (Indicates whether the selected network interface supports fixed IP addressing (also known as persistent IP addressing).):	True
GevCurrentIPConfiguration (IP configuration of the selected network interface, e.g. fixed IP, DHCP, or auto IP.):	5
GevCurrentIPAddress (Current IP address for the selected network interface.):	3232236037
GevCurrentSubnetMask (Current subnet mask for the selected network interface.):	4294967040
GevCurrentDefaultGateway (Current default gateway for the selected network interface.):	0
GevPersistentIPAddress (Fixed IP address for the selected network interface (if fixed IP addressing is supported by the device and enabled).):	3232236037
GevPersistentSubnetMask (Fixed subnet mask for the selected network interface (if fixed IP addressing is supported by the device and enabled).):	4294967040
GevPersistentDefaultGateway (Fixed default gateway for the selected network interface (if fixed IP addressing is supported by the device and enabled).):	0
GevLinkSpeed (Connection speed in Mbps for the selected network interface.):	1000
GevLinkMaster (Indicates whether the selected network interface is the clock master.):	True
GevLinkFullDuplex (Indicates whether the selected network interface operates in full-duplex mode.):	True
GevLinkCrossover (Indicates the state of medium-dependent interface crossover (MDIX) for the selected network interface.):	False
GevFirstURL (First URL reference to the GenICam XML file. ):	Local:Basler_Ace_GigE_81a5a494_Version_3_8.zip;c0000000;10ea0
GevSecondURL (Second URL reference to the GenICam XML file. ):	http://www.baslerweb.com/camera/Basler_Ace_GigE_81a5a494_Version_3_8.xml
GevNumberOfInterfaces (Number of network interfaces on the device.):	1
GevMessageChannelCount (Number of message channels supported by the device.):	1
GevStreamChannelCount (Number of stream channels supported by the device.):	1
GevSupportedOptionalLegacy16BitBlockID (Indicates whether this GVSP transmitter or receiver can support 16-bit block_id.):	True
GevSupportedIEEE1588 (Indicates whether the IEEE 1588 V2 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is supported.):	True
GevSupportedOptionalCommandsEVENTDATA (Indicates whether EVENTDATA_CMD and EVENTDATA_ACK are supported.):	False
GevSupportedOptionalCommandsEVENT (Indicates whether EVENT_CMD and EVENT_ACK are supported.):	True
GevSupportedOptionalCommandsPACKETRESEND (Indicates whether PACKETRESEND_CMD is supported.):	True
GevSupportedOptionalCommandsWRITEMEM (Indicates whether WRITEMEM_CMD and WRITEMEM_ACK are supported.):	True
GevSupportedOptionalCommandsConcatenation (Indicates whether multiple operations in a single message are supported.):	True
GevHeartbeatTimeout (Heartbeat timeout in milliseconds.):	3000
GevTimestampTickFrequency (Number of timestamp clock ticks in 1 second.):	125000000
GevTimestampControlLatch (Latches the current timestamp value of the device.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02230>
GevTimestampControlReset (Resets the timestamp value for the device.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc021d0>
GevTimestampControlLatchReset (Resets the timestamp control latch.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02230>
GevTimestampValue (Latched value of the timestamp. (The timestamp must first be latched using the Timestamp Control Latch command.)):	0
GevCCP (Sets the control channel privilege feature.):	Control
GevStreamChannelSelector (Sets the stream channels to be configured. Once a stream channel has been selected, all changes to the stream channel settings will be applied to the selected stream channel.):	StreamChannel0
GevSCPInterfaceIndex (Index of the network interface to use.):	0
GevSCDA (Stream channel destination IPv4 address for the selected stream channel. The destination can be a unicast or a multicast.):	0
GevSCPHostPort (Port to which the device must send data streams.):	0
GevSCPSFireTestPacket (Fires a GigE Vision streaming test packet. When this bit is set and the stream channel is a transmitter, the transmitter will fire one test packet of size specified by GevSCPSPacketSize. The "do not fragment" bit of the IP header must be set for this test packet (see GevSCPSDoNotFragment).):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02230>
GevSCPSDoNotFragment (Disables IP fragmentation of packets on the stream channel.  This bit is copied into the "do not fragment" bit of the IP header of each stream packet.):	True
GevSCPSBigEndian (Returns the endianess of multi-byte pixel data for this stream. True = big endian.):	False
GevIEEE1588 (Enables the IEEE 1588 V2 Precision Time Protocol for the timestamp register. Only available when the IEEE1588_support bit of the GVCP Capability register is set. When PTP is enabled, the Timestamp Control register cannot be used to reset the timestamp. Factory default is device specific. When PTP is enabled or disabled, the value of Timestamp Tick Frequency and Timestamp Value registers might change to reflect the new time domain.):	False
GevIEEE1588Status (Provides the state of the IEEE 1588 clock. Values of this field must match the IEEE 1588 PTP port state enumeration (INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, SLAVE). Please refer to IEEE 1588 for additional information.):	<NOT READABLE>
GevIEEE1588DataSetLatch (Latches the current IEEE 1588 related values of the device.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc021d0>
GevIEEE1588StatusLatched (Returns the latched state of the IEEE 1588 clock. (The state must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The state is indicated by values 1 to 9, corresponding to the states INITIALIZING, FAULTY, DISABLED, LISTENING, PRE_MASTER, MASTER, PASSIVE, UNCALIBRATED, and SLAVE. Refer to the IEEE 1588 specification for additional information.):	<NOT READABLE>
GevIEEE1588OffsetFromMaster (Latched offset from the IEEE 1588 master clock in nanoseconds. (The offset must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.)):	<NOT READABLE>
GevIEEE1588ClockIdLow (Low part of the latched clock ID of the IEEE 1588 device.):	<NOT READABLE>
GevIEEE1588ClockIdHigh (High part of the latched clock ID of the IEEE 1588 device.):	<NOT READABLE>
GevIEEE1588ClockId (Latched clock ID of the IEEE 1588 device. (The clock ID must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The clock ID is an array of eight octets which is displayed as hexadecimal number. Leading zeros are omitted.):	<NOT READABLE>
GevIEEE1588ParentClockIdLow (Low part of the latched parent clock ID of the IEEE 1588 device.):	<NOT READABLE>
GevIEEE1588ParentClockIdHigh (High part of the latched parent clock ID of the IEEE 1588 device.):	<NOT READABLE>
GevIEEE1588ParentClockId (Latched parent clock ID of the IEEE 1588 device. (The parent clock ID must first be latched using the IEEE 1588 Latch command.) The parent clock ID is the clock ID of the current master clock. A clock ID is an array of eight octets which is displayed as hexadecimal number. Leading zeros are omitted.):	<NOT READABLE>
NumberOfActionSignals (Number of separate action signals supported by the device. Determines how many action signals the device can handle in parallel, i.e. how many different action commands can be set up for the device.):	1
ActionCommandCount (Number of separate action signals supported by the device. Determines how many action signals the device can handle in parallel, i.e. how many different action commands can be set up for the device.):	1
ActionDeviceKey (Device key used to authorize the execution of an action command. If the action device key in the camera and the action device key in the protocol message are identical, the camera will execute the corresponding action.):	0
ActionSelector (Sets the action command to be configured. Because you cannot assign more than one action command to a Basler camera at a time, ActionSelector should always be set to 1.):	1
ActionGroupKey (Group key used to define a group of devices on which action commands can be executed.):	0
ActionGroupMask (Group mask used to filter out a sub-group of cameras belonging to a group of cameras. The cameras belonging to a sub-group execute an action command at the same time. The filtering is done using a logical bitwise And operation against the group mask number of the action command and the group mask number of a camera. If both binary numbers have at least one common bit set to 1 (i.e. the result of the And operation is non-zero), the corresponding camera belongs to the sub-group.):	0
DeviceRegistersStreamingStart (Prepare the device for registers streaming.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc021d0>
DeviceRegistersStreamingEnd (Announce the end of registers streaming.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02230>
UserSetSelector (Sets the user set or the factory set to load, save or configure.):	Default
UserSetLoad (Loads the selected set into the camera's volatile memory and makes it the active configuration set. Once the selected set is loaded, the parameters in the selected set will control the camera.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc02230>
UserSetSave (Saves the current active set into the selected user set.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc021d0>
UserSetDefaultSelector (Sets the user set or the factory set to be used as the startup set. The default startup set will be loaded as the active set whenever the camera is powered on or reset.):	Default
DefaultSetSelector (Sets the factory set that will be used as the default set.):	Standard
AutoTargetValue (Target average brightness for the gain auto function and the exposure auto function.):	128
GrayValueAdjustmentDampingAbs (Gray value adjustment damping factor. The factor controls the rate by which pixel gray values are changed when the exposure auto function or the gain auto function or both are enabled. This can be useful, for example, when objects move into the camera's view area and the light conditions are gradually changing due to the moving objects.):	0.68359375
GrayValueAdjustmentDampingRaw (Gray value adjustment damping factor. The factor controls the rate by which pixel gray values are changed when the exposure auto function or the gain auto function or both are enabled. This can be useful, for example, when objects move into the camera's view area and the light conditions are gradually changing due to the moving objects.):	700
BalanceWhiteAdjustmentDampingAbs (Balance White adjustment damping factor. The factor controls the rate by which colors are adjusted when the balance white auto function is enabled. This can be useful, for example, when objects move into the camera's view area and the light conditions are gradually changing due to the moving objects.):	<NOT READABLE>
BalanceWhiteAdjustmentDampingRaw (Balance White adjustment damping factor. The factor controls the rate by which colors are adjusted when the balance white auto function is enabled. This can be useful, for example, when objects move into the camera's view area and the light conditions are gradually changing due to the moving objects.):	<NOT READABLE>
AutoGainRawLowerLimit (Lower limit for the Gain parameter when the gain auto function is active.):	0
AutoGainRawUpperLimit (Upper limit for the Gain parameter when the gain auto function is active.):	240
AutoExposureTimeAbsLowerLimit (Lower limit for the ExposureTime parameter when the exposure auto function is active.):	80.0
AutoExposureTimeAbsUpperLimit (Upper limit for the ExposureTime parameter when the exposure auto function is active.):	100000.0
AutoFunctionProfile (Sets how gain and exposure time will be balanced when the device is making automatic adjustments.):	GainMinimum
AutoFunctionAOISelector (Sets which auto function AOI can be adjusted.):	AOI1
AutoFunctionAOIWidth (Width of the auto function AOI (in pixels).):	4096
AutoFunctionAOIHeight (Height of the auto function AOI (in pixels).):	3000
AutoFunctionAOIOffsetX (Horizontal offset from the left side of the sensor to the auto function AOI (in pixels).):	8
AutoFunctionAOIOffsetY (Vertical offset from the top of the sensor to the auto function AOI (in pixels).):	4
AutoFunctionAOIUsageIntensity (Assigns the gain auto and the exposure auto functions to the currently selected auto function AOI. For this parameter, gain auto and exposure auto are considered as a single intensity" auto function."):	True
AutoFunctionAOIUsageWhiteBalance (Assigns the balance white auto function to the currently selected auto function AOI.):	False
UserDefinedValueSelector (Sets the user-defined value to set or read.):	Value1
UserDefinedValue (A user defined value. The value can serve as storage location for the camera user. It has no impact on the operation of the camera.):	0
DeviceVendorName (Name of the device's vendor.):	Basler
DeviceModelName (Model name of the device.):	acA4112-8gm
DeviceManufacturerInfo (Additional information from the vendor about the camera.):	none
DeviceVersion (Version of the device.):	107411-02
DeviceFirmwareVersion (Version of the device's firmware.):	107411-02;U;acA4112_8g;V1.0-0;0
DeviceID (ID of the device.):	40006341
DeviceUserID (User-settable ID of the device.):	
DeviceScanType (Returns the scan type of the device's sensor (area or line scan).):	Areascan
DeviceReset (Immediately resets and reboots the device.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc021d0>
TemperatureSelector (Sets the location within the device where the temperature will be measured.):	Coreboard
TemperatureAbs (Temperature of the selected location within the device (in degrees centigrade). The temperature is measured at the location set by TemperatureSelector.):	57.0
TemperatureState (Returns the temperature state.):	Ok
CriticalTemperature (Indicates whether the critical temperature has been reached.):	False
OverTemperature (An over temperature state has been detected.):	False
LastError (Returns the last occurred error.):	NoError
ClearLastError (Clears the last error. If a previous error exists, the previous error can be retrieved.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc021d0>
ParameterSelector (Sets the parameter whose factory limits should be removed. Once a parameter has been set, the factory limits can be removed using RemoveLimits.):	Gain
RemoveLimits (Removes the factory-set limits of the selected parameter. Having removed the factory-set limits, you may set the parameter within extended limits. These are only defined by technical restrictions. Note: Inferior image quality may result.):	False
ExpertFeatureAccessSelector (Sets the expert feature to be configured. Once a feature has been set, all changes made using the feature enable feature will be applied to this feature.):	ExpertFeature1
ExpertFeatureAccessKey (Key to access the selected expert feature.):	0
ExpertFeatureEnable (Enables the currently selected expert feature.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkModeActive (Enables the chunk mode.):	False
ChunkSelector (Sets the chunk to be enabled. Once a chunk has been set, the chunk can be enabled using the ChunkEnable parameter.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkEnable (Enables the inclusion of the currently selected chunk in the payload data.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkStride (Number of bytes of data between the beginning of one line in the acquired image and the beginning of the next line in the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkSequenceSetIndex (Sequence set index number related to the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkOffsetX (X offset of the area of interest set for the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkOffsetY (Y offset of the area of interest set for the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkWidth (Width of the area of interest set for the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkHeight (Height of the area of interest set for the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkDynamicRangeMin (Minimum possible pixel value in the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkDynamicRangeMax (Maximum possible pixel value in the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkPixelFormat (Returns the pixel format of the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkTimestamp (Value of the timestamp when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkFramecounter (Value of the frame counter when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkLineStatusAll (Status of all of the camera's input and output lines when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkVirtLineStatusAll (Status of all of the camera's virtual input and output lines when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkTriggerinputcounter (Value of the trigger input counter when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkLineTriggerIgnoredCounter (Value of the line trigger ignored counter when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkFrameTriggerIgnoredCounter (Value of the frame trigger ignored counter when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkFrameTriggerCounter (Value of the frame trigger counter when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkFramesPerTriggerCounter (Value of the frames per trigger counter when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkLineTriggerEndToEndCounter (Value of the line trigger end to end counter when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkInputStatusAtLineTriggerBitsPerLine (Number of bits per line used for the input line status at line trigger feature.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkInputStatusAtLineTriggerIndex (Index number used for the InputStatusAtLineTrigger feature. The index number can be used to get the state of the camera's input lines when a specific line was acquired. For example, if you want to know the state of the camera's input lines when line 30 was acquired, set the index to 30, then retrieve the value of ChunkInputStatusAtLineTriggerValue.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkInputStatusAtLineTriggerValue (Value indicating the status of the camera's input lines when a specific line was acquired. The information is stored in a 4 bit value (bit 0 = input line 1 state, bit 1 = input line 2 state etc.). For more information, see the ChunkInputStatusAtLineTriggerIndex documentation.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkShaftEncoderCounter (Value of the shaft encoder counter when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkExposureTime (Exposure time used to acquire the image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkPayloadCRC16 (CRC checksum of the acquired image. The checksum is calculated using all of the image data and all of the appended chunks except for the checksum itself.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkGainAll (Gain all setting of the acquired image.):	<NOT READABLE>
ChunkLineTriggerCounter (Value of the line trigger counter when the image was acquired.):	<NOT READABLE>
EventSelector (Sets the event notification to be enabled. Once an event notification has been set, the notification can be enabled using the EventNotification parameter.):	ExposureEnd
EventNotification (Enables event notifications for the currently selected event. The event can selected using the EventSelector parameter.):	Off
ExposureEndEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the exposure end event.):	<NOT READABLE>
ExposureEndEventFrameID (Frame ID for an exposure end event.):	<NOT READABLE>
ExposureEndEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the exposure end event.):	<NOT READABLE>
LineStartOvertriggerEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the line start overtrigger event.):	<NOT READABLE>
LineStartOvertriggerEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the line start overtrigger event.):	<NOT READABLE>
FrameStartOvertriggerEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the frame start overtrigger event.):	<NOT READABLE>
FrameStartOvertriggerEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the frame start overtrigger event.):	<NOT READABLE>
FrameStartEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the frame start event.):	<NOT READABLE>
FrameStartEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the frame start event.):	<NOT READABLE>
AcquisitionStartEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the acquisition start event.):	<NOT READABLE>
AcquisitionStartEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the acquisition start event.):	<NOT READABLE>
AcquisitionStartOvertriggerEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the acquisition start overtrigger event.):	<NOT READABLE>
AcquisitionStartOvertriggerEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the acquisition start overtrigger event.):	<NOT READABLE>
FrameTimeoutEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the frame timeout event.):	<NOT READABLE>
FrameTimeoutEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the frame timeout event.):	<NOT READABLE>
EventOverrunEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the event overrun event.):	<NOT READABLE>
EventOverrunEventFrameID (Frame ID for an event overrun event.):	<NOT READABLE>
EventOverrunEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the event overrun event.):	<NOT READABLE>
CriticalTemperatureEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the critical temperature event.):	<NOT READABLE>
CriticalTemperatureEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the critical temperature event.):	<NOT READABLE>
OverTemperatureEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the over temperature event.):	<NOT READABLE>
OverTemperatureEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the over temperature event.):	<NOT READABLE>
ActionLateEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the action late event. A action late event is raised when a scheduled action command with a timestamp in the past is received.):	<NOT READABLE>
ActionLateEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the action late event. A action late event is raised when a scheduled action command with a timestamp in the past is received.):	<NOT READABLE>
LateActionEventStreamChannelIndex ():	<NOT READABLE>
LateActionEventTimestamp ():	<NOT READABLE>
Line1RisingEdgeEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the I/O line 1 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
Line1RisingEdgeEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the line 1 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
Line2RisingEdgeEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the I/O line 2 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
Line2RisingEdgeEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the line 2 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
Line3RisingEdgeEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the I/O line 3 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
Line3RisingEdgeEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the line 3 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
Line4RisingEdgeEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the I/O line 4 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
Line4RisingEdgeEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the line 4 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
VirtualLine1RisingEdgeEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the virtual line 1 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
VirtualLine1RisingEdgeEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the virtual line 1 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
VirtualLine2RisingEdgeEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the virtual line 2 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
VirtualLine2RisingEdgeEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the virtual line 2 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
VirtualLine3RisingEdgeEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the virtual line 3 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
VirtualLine3RisingEdgeEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the virtual line 3 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
VirtualLine4RisingEdgeEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the virtual line 4 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
VirtualLine4RisingEdgeEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the virtual line 4 rising edge event.):	<NOT READABLE>
FrameStartWaitEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the frame start wait event.):	<NOT READABLE>
FrameStartWaitEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the frame start wait event.):	<NOT READABLE>
AcquisitionStartWaitEventStreamChannelIndex (Stream channel index of the acquisition start wait event.):	<NOT READABLE>
AcquisitionStartWaitEventTimestamp (Time stamp of the acquisition start wait event.):	<NOT READABLE>
FileSelector (Sets the target file in the device.):	UserSet1
FileOperationSelector (Sets the target operation for the currently selected file. After an operation has been selected, the operation can be executed using the FileOperationExecute command.):	Open
FileOpenMode (Sets the access mode in which a file is opened in the device.):	Read
FileAccessBuffer (Access buffer for file operations.):	 
FileAccessOffset (File access offset. Controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer.):	0
FileAccessLength (File access length. Controls the mapping between the device file storage and the FileAccessBuffer.):	0
FileOperationStatus (Returns the file operation execution status.):	Success
FileOperationResult (File operation result. For read or write operations, the number of successfully read/written bytes is returned.):	0
FileSize (Size of the currently selected file in bytes.):	16
FileOperationExecute (Executes the operation selected by FileOperationSelector on the selected file.):	<factory.CommandNodeProxy object at 0x7f227dc021d0>
