Panasonic D-IMager EKL3104 User manual

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3D Image Sensor
Model No. EKL3104
Display Software User Manual
2010．4．1
Version 1.00
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1. Introduction
2. Operating Environment
3. Program Contents
4. Functions
5. Explanation of Display Screens
5.1 Explanation of Each Screen
5.2 Error Display
5.3 Others
5.4 Precautions
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○This manual and the software are copyrighted by Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd.
○Reproduction of this manual in any form without prior approval is strictly prohibited.
○Windows® and Windows Vista® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United
States and/or other countries.
○Pentium® is registered trademarks of Intel Corporationin the United States and/or other countries.
○Suggested use of products and contents of this manual may change without notice.
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1. Introduction
This document explains how to use the program for capturing and displaying
images from the 3D image sensor developed by Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd.
2. Operating Environment
Please use this software in the following environment.
*Compatible OS:
Windows® XP (Service Pack 1, Service Pack 2, Service Pack 3) 32 bit
Windows Vista® SP1 32 bit
*With Windows Vista®, please be aware that the PC will restart when
operation to switch to sleep mode begins.
*CPU: Pentium® 4, Pentium® M 1GHz or more
*Memory: sufficient memory capacity for Windows® XP to operate normally
*Must be equipped with USB 2.0 standard connector
*Device driver used: Dimagerusb.SYS
Device driver
DLL
Display software
AC adapter
3D image sensor
PC
*A single PC can only support one sensor.
Note 1: The program may not operate due to the Internet environment,
other applications, etc.
Note 2: The program may not operate correctly if a USB port is being
used for something other than this product.
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3. Program Contents
*DigiCapUSB.exe : Main package of this software
*Dimagerdll.dll : Program Contents
4. Functions
This program receives and displays grayscale and range image
data via USB from the 3D image sensor. Its specific functions
are as follows.
-Switching between image capture/stop
-Display of grayscale images
-Display of range images
-Saving still images (BMP, CSV format)
Saves the currently displayed grayscale image or range image.
-Saving consecutive images (BMP, CSV format)
Saves the designated number of consecutively received grayscale images
or range images.
-Switching of frequency setting
-Switching of sleep mode
-Checking DLL version
-Display of coordinates, distance and brightness of
click position coordinates
-Display of frame rate
-Switching of Brightness Magnification
Please place the above two files in the same folder.
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5. Explanation of Display Screens
- START/STOP button: switches between image capture/stop
Clicking the START button:
Starts image capture, displays the captured Grayscale Image
and Range Image, and switches the button to STOP.
When the STOP button is displayed, then clicked, image capture is
stopped, and the button switches back to START.
When one of these buttons is clicked, the dialog box for "Save As"
will be displayed. Input the save destination and file name and save.
(The content of the display varies depending on whether the OS is
the English version or Japanese version.)
- Save Image button: Saves the currently displayed Grayscale Image or Range Image.
When this button is clicked, the following dialog box is displayed.
Note: This is enabled only when image capture is stopped.
5.1 Explanation of Each Screen
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- Save Consecutive Images button: Saves the designated number of consecutively
received grayscale images or range images.
(Check memory when setting. Save processing is performed after securing a
buffer for the captured number of images, and a long processing time is required
if there are many captured images.)
When the button is clicked, the following dialog box is displayed. Make the
desired settings and click the OK button.
Note: This is enabled only when image capture is stopped.
<Setting>
-Settings for data to be saved
Check the check boxes for the type of image you wish to save.
Note: If the Image Capture Limit is set without checking any check boxes, the
program will operate without saving any images.
-Image Capture Limit: Sets the number of images to be captured
(1–999999).
-Save : Click the Browse button, and select the folder to save the captured
images in.
(The content of the display varies depending on whether the OS is the
English version or Japanese version.)
*File names are assigned automatically, starting from 000000.
Files can be overwritten, so please be careful.
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*If Save Consecutive Images has been set, it will automatically stop
when the Image Capture Limit is attained.
<Name of saved data files>
Range Image (BMP) ：******_kb.bmp
Grayscale Image (BMP) ：******_nb.bmp
Range Image Data(CSV) ：******_kb.csv
Grayscale Image Data(CSV) ：******_nb.csv
*If Save Consecutive Images has been set, the following dialog box will be
displayed when the START button is clicked. Click OK.
* If Save Consecutive Images has been set, and the STOP button is
clicked before the set Image Capture Limit is attained, the remaining
images are not saved.
The following display appears while the image is being saved.
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- Frequency Setting: Switches between and checks the three types of frequencies.
(0: Frequency 1 (default); 1: Frequency 2; 2: Frequency 3)
*This button cannot be clicked while an image is being output.
-Check button for frequency setting: The current frequency setting is displayed to
the left side of the Check button.
(If 4 is displayed, the sensor setting value is abnormal.)
*When the software starts up, it reads in the current frequency setting, and
displays that value. Update is not done automatically after software starts up.
-Set button for frequency setting: Switches the frequency setting.
Choose the frequency setting at the left of the Set button, and then click the
Set button. The updated result is displayed to the left of the Check button.
- Sleep Mode: Performs ON/OFF control and checking for sleep operation.
(0: Sleep ON mode; 1: Sleep OFF mode)
*This button cannot be clicked while an image is being output.
-Check button for sleep setting: The current sleep mode is displayed to
the left side of the Check button.
-Set button for sleep setting: Switches sleep ON/OFF.
Switching is done by inputting ON/OFF to the left of the Set button, and then
clicking the Set button.
The switching result is output to the Sleep Check screen.
- Reset Settings: Restores frequency setting and sleep operation to their default
factory settings.
Default factory settings:
Frequency setting : Frequency 1
Sleep operation : Sleep OFF mode
*The frequency setting and sleep check display screen are not updated.
*This button cannot be clicked while an image is being output.
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- Brightness, Point, Distance: Displays the point coordinates and distance when
clicking with the pointer on the grayscale image or range image.
- Version (V): Displays the 3D image sensor mode and DLL version (xx.xx.xx).
- Frame rate: Displays the frame rate when running the display program.
Updated every 2 seconds.
*This is not the frame rate for output from the 3D Image sensor.
- EXIT (X): Click this to end the application
-Brightness Magnification : Switching of brightness magnification on the
grayscale image.
*This button cannot be clicked while an image is being output.
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5.2 Error Display
- The following display will appear if the Image Capture Limit has been set to "0"
or null in Save Consecutive Images setting.
- The following display will appear if the memory capacity available in the PC is
exceeded because the Image Capture Limit in Save Consecutive Images
setting is too high.
- This display will appear in absence of a USB connection.
(It will be displayed about 4 seconds after the START button is clicked.)
- The following display will appear if the USB connection is lost during
image output (approx. 4 seconds).
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- The following display will appear if the DigiCapUSB.exe display software is
started twice.
- The following display will appear if a failure occurs during saving with
the Save Consecutive Images setting.
- The following is displayed if Dimagerdll.dll cannot be found when
starting up the software.
(The content of the display varies depending on whether the OS is the
English version or Japanese version.)
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5.3 Others
- If the 3D image sensor is in Sleep ON mode and the START button is
clicked, it is necessary to stop it by clicking the STOP button.
(The 4 second stop due to Image Capture Failure will not occur.)
- If the USB is disconnected during image output, the STOP button cannot be
clicked. (You will have to wait for the display of "Image Capture Failure" (Approx.
4 seconds).)
- "Frame rate" indicates the display frame rate of the display software. There are
cases where it is not the specified frame rate due to the load of other applications,
etc.
- If the Set button for Frequency Setting or Sleep Mode has been clicked, please
perform the next operation after checking that the value to the left of either of the
Check buttons has changed.
5.4 Precautions
When starting up this software in Windows Vista®, please change the settings so
that the OS will not enter sleep mode.
(If the OS enters sleep mode, the PC will restart, so do not to allow the software to
switch to sleep mode.)
- When the Reset Settings button is clicked, the displays for Frequency Setting and
Sleep Mode are not updated. Therefore, please perform the next operation after
checking using each Check button that the values have changed.
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