SEI
supported on
Read orientations from encoders using the SEI protocol.
Please check out the tutorial on input/output streams for further information on how to use devices. Due to technical reasons the input and output fields of a device can only be determined at runtime and therefore do not appear in this interface description. Use the "Web Interface Device Management" entry in the "Help" menu of a running InstantPlayer to determine available input and output fields of a device.
Inheritance
Code
XML encoding
<IOSensor type="SEI" Resolution='0' Mode='0' Device='0' NumSensors='1' />
Classic encoding
IOSensor {
type "SEI"
Resolution "0"
Mode "0"
Device "0"
NumSensors "1"
}
Interface
Filter: X3D only | Avalon only | All
| id | Name | DataType | PartType | Default | ValueType | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Device | SFString | initializeOnly | 0 | A number starting at 0 specifying the device the SEI adapter is connected to. | ||
| NumSensors | SFString | initializeOnly | 1 | The number of sensors attached to the bus. Each sensor must be configured with a unique address. The addresses must start with 0 and must be consecutive. | ||
| Resolution | SFString | initializeOnly | 0 | The resolution of the connected detectors | ||
| Mode | SFString | initializeOnly | 0 | The Mode of the connected detectors [0:Default, 1:Reverse, 2:Synchronize, 4:MultiTurn, 16:Incremental, 32:Analog] |
