Snapshot timeout when two Gige videoinput objects are in the "start" state
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Hi,
I am trying to run two GigE cameras using the image acquisition toolbox. I am running into the same problem whether I use the videoinput object with either the general gige adapter or the one provided by FLIR (mwspinnakerimaq), as well as using the gigecam objects. I see the same behavoir with the spmd approach https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/388286-how-can-i-acquire-images-from-multiple-gige-cameras-using-image-acquisition-toolbox-and-parallel-com.
Basically, I can grab frames in a loop from either camera on its own no problem. However, as soon as I put both cameras in the "start" state I will get a timeout error on the getsnaphot command, even if I don't ask the second camera for a snaphot. The code below works just fine until you uncomment the indicated line.
vid1 = videoinput('gige',1);
src1 = getselectedsource(vid1);
set(src1,'ExposureAuto','off')
vid1.IgnoreDroppedFrames = 'on';
vid1.FramesPerTrigger = 1;
triggerconfig(vid1,'manual')
vid2 = videoinput('gige',2);
src2 = getselectedsource(vid2);
set(src2,'ExposureAuto','off')
vid2.IgnoreDroppedFrames = 'on';
vid2.FramesPerTrigger = 1;
triggerconfig(vid2,'manual');
start(vid1)
% start(vid2) % uncommenting this line causes the timeout error
N = 100;
tic
for ii = 1:N
frame1 = getsnapshot(vid1);
end
t = toc;
fprintf('Average Frame Rate = %.1fHz\n',N/t);
stop(vid1)
% stop(vid2)
I feel like I ran into a probelm with the image aquisition toolbox, these particular GigE cameras, or I'm missing some basic setting or something.
Any ideas?
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David
am 28 Nov. 2023
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I used gigecam() instead for the connection and this problem seemed to dissapear
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