| 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 |
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Description
Type |
Integer |
Description |
Designation of look-up table to be activated |
"Set" effect |
Sets the active look-up table |
"Get" effect |
Returns the currently active look-up table |
Classification
Class |
Channel |
Category |
Grabber Conditioning |
Level |
Adjust |
Identifiers
String |
LutIndex |
C, C++ |
MC_LutIndex |
.NET |
MC.LutIndex |
Numerical |
66 |
The frame grabber owns a set of look-up tables that can be freely assigned to a channel. Each look-up table is designated by a specific number, in the range 1 to 32.
In order for an index value to represent a valid input look-up table, it should have been previously used as the designator of the hardware destination with a setting action of the InputLut parameter.
Thereafter, setting a valid value to LutIndex enables the corresponding look-up table for the next acquisition sequence.
Setting a 0 value cancels the usage of the look-up table for the channel.
The look-up table selection becomes active at the next start-of-sequence event.
Note that the usage of LutIndex is not anymore recommended on Domino Melody and Domino Symphony; use instead the advanced LUT API.
Refer to Using Look-Up Tables.