DLP LightCrafter 4500 command line utility for creating pattern sequences with images stored in flash memory. By default, the internal trigger is used and projected patterns are 8-bit depth.
- Debug
- LightCrafter4500Flash.exe: executable.
- hidapi.dll: DLL necessary for USB communication with the LightCrafter for run executable.
- LightCrafter4500Flash:
- LightCrafter4500Flash.cpp: main code.
- dlpc350_api.cpp, dlpc350_api.h, dlpc350_common.cpp, dlpc350_common.h, dlpc350_error.h, dlpc350_usb.cpp and dlpc350_usb.h: APIs for commands supported by LightCrafter 4500.
- hidapi.h and hidapi.lib: module for USB communication.
- getopt.c and getopt.h: library for parsing command line arguments.
- LightCrafter4500Flash.vcxproj: Visual Studio 2017 project.
There are four principal parse options: PatternExposure, PatternPeriod, Repeat, and Sequence. PatternExposure and PatternPeriod define the exposure time and frame period in microseconds (μs), respectively. Minimum value that both can take is 8333 μs for the case of 8-bit depth images (for more information about minimum pattern exposure see User's Guide page 45). Repeat defines if pattern sequences are repeated indefinitely (set to 1) or not (set to 0). Sequence defines the sequence of flash images by providing the index of images separated by '-', e.g., 0-1-2 represent the sequence of image 0, image 1 and image 2.
Run example:
LightCrafter4500Flash --PatternExposure 300000 --PatternPeriod 300000 --Repeat 0 --Sequence 0-1-0-2