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Generic functions, types, and values
Numeric types and values
Status types and values
Inference types and values
Library
Library version
Reconnect	Reconnect related functions and types
Camera
Message Queue
Queue
Message
Message Data
Camera connection
Ethernet configuration
Acquisition and buffer preparation
Manual buffer preparation
Loss handling
Buffer handling
Frame
Frame info
Camera control
Camera settings
Frame rate
Exposure time
Shutter mode
Pixel clock
Bandwidth	Bandwidth related functions and types
Link speed constants	Common constants for the link speed
IO channel	An IO channel refers to the physical line through which the camera communicates with other devices for input and output operations. IO channels are used to synchronize operations, and control functions like triggering, flashing or indicating custom states
Trigger	A trigger is a mechanism that synchronizes image capture with an external event or condition. This feature is crucial in applications where precise timing is needed to capture images at the right moment
Trigger edge property	The trigger edge refers to the specific transition of a trigger signal that triggers capturing a frame
Trigger delay property	Trigger delay refers to the time interval between the receipt of a trigger signal and the actual moment the camera captures an image
Trigger divider property	A trigger divider is a setting that allows you to control the frequency of trigger signals by dividing the incoming trigger signal
Trigger burst property	A burst trigger is a feature that allows the camera to capture multiple images in quick succession after receiving a single trigger signal
Flash	Flash refers to the electrical signal used to trigger an external light source
Flash configuration options	Functions to set the flash timing parameters
Focus
Test pattern
LED	Controls the behavior of the selected camera LED
BlackLevel	Controls the analog black level
Image color and brightness
Pixel format
Gain
Gamma
Color correction
Auto brightness control
Auto white balance control
Image size and transformation
ROI (Region Of Interest)
Binning
Decimation
Binning manual
Decimation manual
Scaling
Mirror
Camera memory
I2C
Generic Feature Access (GFA)
GFA Float
GFA Integer
GFA Boolean
GFA String
GFA Command
GFA Enumeration
GFA Register
GFA Data
Host Features
Pixel format
Gain
LUT	LUT related functions and types
Gamma
Digital Black	Digital black is a technique used in image processing to adjust the black point before gamma correction is applied. Gamma correction often causes dark areas of an image to appear gray by lifting the overall brightness and redistributing tonal values. By pulling down the black point with digital black, the noisy pixels are eliminated first so the gamma correction does not multiply the noise
Color correction
Chromatic Adaption	Adjust to changes in lighting conditions to maintain consistent color perception despite variations in light sources
Auto brightness control
Auto exposure
Auto gain
Auto gain analog
Auto gain digital
Auto gain combined
Auto gain host
Auto white balance control
Auto focus control
Hotpixel Correction
Mirror
Rotation	Image rotation related functions and types
Rotation angles	Supported rotation angles
Binning
Decimation
Sharpness measurement
Edge Enhancement
Video
ImageWriter
Histogram	Creates a histogram for a given peak_frame
Firmware Update
IPO	Controls the thread for performance optimization at image acquisition
Chunks	Chunks refer to blocks of metadata transmitted alongside image data