The available camera controls are:

  • Exposure (integration time) in milliseconds, exposure-control of the camera is assumed where exposure settings influences possible frame rate settings. After modifying this value it needs to be confirmed by pressing Enter.
  • Frame rate in frames per second. Depending on the camera this may control the actual frame rate, or the frame rate limit. If the camera supports it, then the max frame rate will be shown as well (otherwise it will show as N/A). After modifying this value it needs to be confirmed by pressing Enter.
  • Band control allows the user to select specific sensor band used to display data layer in the data visualization.
  • Max raw display value control sets the limit for raw data visualization. It is a zero-based value, that by default is set to the maximum raw value - 1. When displaying image content for a single band, this setting makes it possible to visualize saturation by the red/yellow pattern.
  • Indicator of dropped frames. It is possible that the data processing cannot keep up with the camera acquisition, in this case frames may be dropped. This counter is reset by starting each acquisition. Note that some cameras may be set to buffer frames that cannot be processed internally. In such setups, frame dropping occurs only after the internal buffers are filled.