M3API_SetDigitalOutputModes_Deprecated

1. SET_ZERO - sets gpio to zero
2. SET_ONE - sets gpio to one
3. SET_EXT_EVENT - sets gpio to input external event
4. SET_STROBE_OUT - sets gpio to output "strobe out" signal (device busy)
5. SET_TRIGGER - sets gpio to trigger input
6. SET_STROBE_OUT_INV - sets gpio to output inverted "strobe out" (device busy)
7. SET_STROBE_OUT_INT - sets gpio to output "strobe out" signal (integration)
8. SET_STROBE_OUT_INT_INV - sets gpio to output inverted "strobe out" (integration)

To be able to use a XIMEA camera, you need to install camera driver. You can find it at the following address (select binaries):

https://www.ximea.com/support/wiki/apis/XIMEA_API_Software_Package

To install XIMEA camera driver, follow the steps below:

1. Connect your camera to your computer.
2. Manually select the path to the unpacked camera driver and install it.

To verify the driver installation, you can run newCCDtest_mm.exe (in the directory, where camera driver was unpacked). If the camera was detected and you can see the image from it, you can use your XIMEA camera in Adaptive Vision Studio.

There are two ways to programmatically set the value of inGPIOxState.

You can use ChooseByPredicate filter. Choose the XIMEAGPIOState type for ChooseByPredicate filter, select which object should be returned, if input value is true and which, if it's false. Finally, connect outObject (ChooseByPredicate) to inGPIOxState (M3API_SetDigitalOutputModes).

You can also use ChooseByCase filter. Choose the XIMEAGPIOState type for ChooseByCase filter and select which object should be returned for each case. Finally, connect outObject (ChooseByCase) to inGPIOxState (M3API_SetDigitalOutputModes).

This filter is available on Basic Complexity Level.