Picolo | Picolo Junior 4 | Picolo Pro 2 | Picolo Pro 3 | Picolo Tetra | Picolo Tymo | Picolo Alert | Picolo Diligent |
Domino Iota | Domino Alpha 2 | Domino Melody | Domino Harmony | Domino Symphony |
Grablink Value | Grablink Expert 2 | Grablink Avenue | Grablink Express | Grablink Quickpack ColorScan | Grablink Quickpack CFA | Grablink Full XR | Grablink Full | Grablink DualBase | Grablink Base |
Description
Type |
Instance Collection |
Description |
Set of surfaces associated to a channel |
"Set" effect |
Sets the ownership of a surface as a member of the cluster collection |
"Get" effect |
Returns the handle of a specified surface belonging to the cluster |
Classification
Class |
Channel |
Category |
Cluster |
Level |
Select |
Identifiers
String |
Cluster |
C, C++ |
MC_Cluster |
.NET |
MC.Cluster |
Numerical |
12 |
This parameter gives access to the list of handles of the surfaces belonging to the destination cluster.
A cluster is a set of surfaces having compatible characteristics, but different locations. All surfaces belonging to a cluster should be able to accept images coming from the same source through a given channel.
The idea behind the clusters is the capability to easily implement advanced destination structures such as double, triple or rotating image buffers.
Surface to Cluster Assignment
A surface can be assigned to several clusters provided that:
- The clusters belong to channels defined within the same application.
- The channels address the same board.
The maximum number of surfaces assigned to a channel is 4096, and the maximum number of surfaces instantiated within an application is 4096.
Currently, the number of surfaces that can be handled by a board may be less than the maximum, depending on the hardware capabilities and characteristics of the acquisition surface.
For Grablink Full, Grablink DualBase and Grablink Base, refer to the Multicam surface allocation rules.