MdigInquire

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Availability

Available in MIL-Lite

Available in MIL

Available on Windows

Available on Linux

Not supported on:

Not supported on Matrox Indio (Update 53 or Update 68) (w)

Not supported on Matrox Concord PoE with ToE (Update 82) (z)

Partially supported on:

Partially supported on Host system (a)

Partially supported on Matrox GigE Vision driver (MIL 10, Update 25, Update 54, or Update 85)* (c)

Partially supported on Matrox Morphis (g)

Partially supported on Matrox Morphis QxT (h)

Partially supported on Matrox Orion HD (i)

Partially supported on Matrox Radient eCL (j)

Partially supported on Matrox Radient eV-CXP (MIL 10 or Update 29)* (k)

Partially supported on Matrox Solios eA/XA (l)

Partially supported on Matrox Solios ecl/xcl/ev-cl (m)

Partially supported on Matrox USB3 Vision driver (Update 19) (o)

Partially supported on Matrox RadientPro-CL (Update 7) (p)

Partially supported on Matrox Radient eV-CL (Update 27 or 74) (r)

Partially supported on Matrox Iris GTR (Update 28 or Update 68) (t)

Partially supported on Matrox Clarity UHD (Update 36 or 76) (u)

Partially supported on Matrox GenTL driver (Update 34) (v)

Partially supported on Matrox Rapixo CXP (Update 75 or Update 84) (y)

Partially supported on Matrox Rapixo CL Pro (Update 96) (aa)

* Refer to the MIL system-specific information
in the MIL Reference for the minimum update required.

For any information regarding a MIL system added during a MIL Update, see the MIL system’s release note

Available on Non-Matrox computer

Available on Matrox 4Sight-X

Available on Matrox 4Sight GP/GPm

Available on Matrox Supersight

Function map

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Function Map

- DigId

Parameter Associations

Table:	For the general digitizer settings
+ combination:	For specifying the speed and precision of the interpolation
+ combination:	For inquiring additional allocation details
+ combination:	For specifying the multicast master-slave relationship
+ combination:	Returns the format of the planar color buffer
+ combination:	Returns the format of the packed color buffer
+ combination:	For specifying which Camera Link camera to inquire
+ combination:	For specifying whether anti-aliasing and/or dithering is enabled
+ combination:	For getting the string size
Table:	For the general reference settings
+ combination:	For specifying which acquisition path is inquired
+ combination:	For specifying the black and white reference level in Volts
Table:	For inquiring the input gain and shading correction
+ combination:	For specifying the acquisition path
+ combination:	For specifying the specific video signal component to apply the input-gain setting
Table:	For inquiring I/O signals and their mode
+ combination:	For specifying the type and number of the I/O signal to inquire
+ combination:	For specifying the type of I/O signal to inquire
Table:	For inquiring the state of specified user-bits in a static-user-output register
+ combination:	For inquiring the bit in the static-user-output register
+ combination:	For inquiring the static-user-output register type to inquire
Table:	For inquiring the settings to grab using a trigger
+ combination:	For specifying which I/O command register bit to use
Table:	For inquiring frame burst settings
Table:	For inquiring the settings of a timer
Table:	For inquiring the camera's exposure
+ combination:	For determining the largest or smallest values supported
Table:	For inquiring the settings of a rotary decoder
+ combination:	For specifying which rotary decoder to inquire
Table:	For inquiring a data latch
+ combination:	For specifying the data latch to inquire
+ combination:	For specifying which on-board timer to inquire
Table:	For inquiring your GigE Vision camera's optional settings

Return value

Compilation information

Synopsis

Inquire about a digitizer setting.

Syntax

MIL_INT MdigInquire(

MIL_ID DigId,	//in
MIL_INT64 InquireType,	//in
void *UserVarPtr	//out

)

Description

This function allows you to inquire about various digitizer settings.

Note that you can use MdigControl() to control specific digitizer settings.

You can also interactively inquire most of the digitizer settings in real-time, using Matrox Feature Browser; to access this interface, use Matrox Intellicam or MdigControl() with M_GC_FEATURE_BROWSER.

[Matrox GenTL driver (Update 34); Matrox GigE Vision driver (introduced M10); Matrox USB3 Vision driver (Update 19)]

Typically, the supported inquire types inquire the GenICam-compliant camera (or device) associated with the digitizer. These inquire types assume your camera supports the associated GenICam standard feature naming convention (SFNC) feature. If the device does not support the associated GenICam SFNC feature, an error is generated. In case of error, use MdigInquireFeature() with the device-specific feature names and values specified by the device manufacturer.

Note that there are several inquire types that are available on a Host system, even without any additional Matrox imaging boards; these are to inquire a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED). To see the inquire types available to inquire a simulated digitizer, select the Host system as your board type in this help file. For more information on simulated digitizers, refer to the Simulated digitizer section of Chapter 25: Grabbing with your digitizer.

Note that this function reference has not been updated for a MIL system added during a MIL update. Refer to the MIL system's release note to see which MIL system’s documentation you should use in its place and any possible differences.

Parameters

This function is not supported on the selected boards.

This function reference has not been updated for the selected MIL system. To show the content of this page, choose a second MIL system; refer to the MIL system's release note to see which MIL system’s documentation to choose and any possible differences.

Parameters

DigId

Specifies the identifier of the digitizer.

InquireType

Specifies the digitizer setting to inquire.

See the Parameter associations section for possible values that can be specified.

UserVarPtr

Accepts the address of one of the following (see the Parameter associations section for specifics on which is expected):

array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: a reference to a MIL_STRING]
MIL_DOUBLE
MIL_ID
MIL_INT
MIL_INT64

Specifies the address in which to write the requested information. Since the MdigInquire() function also returns the requested information, you can set this parameter to M_NULL.

See the Parameter associations section for possible values that can be returned.

Parameter associations

The tables below list possible values for the InquireType parameter and possible values returned to the UserVarPtr parameter.

For the general digitizer settings
For the general reference settings
For inquiring the input gain and shading correction
For inquiring I/O signals and their mode
For inquiring the state of specified user-bits in a static-user-output register
For inquiring the settings to grab using a trigger
For inquiring frame burst settings
For inquiring the settings of a timer
For inquiring the camera's exposure
For inquiring the settings of a rotary decoder
For inquiring a data latch
For inquiring your GigE Vision camera's optional settings

The following inquire types allow you to inquire various digitizer settings.

For the general digitizer settings
InquireType		Description		MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_BAYER_COEFFICIENTS_ID		Inquires a MIL identifier of the internal buffer containing the white balance coefficients used when grabbing from a camera with a Bayer color filter. Note that you cannot free the retrieved buffer. SET (summarize) Inquires a MIL identifier of the internal buffer containing the white balance coefficients used when grabbing from a camera with a Bayer color filter. SET (more details...)																				‡	c M10	k M10	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Refer to your Matrox Imaging board's hardware manual for more details.	‡							k M10		m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
			Note that this inquire type is used to perform Bayer conversion if performed by the Host. To inquire the Bayer conversion on the camera, use MdigInquireFeature(); refer to your camera's documentation for details regarding the features to inquire.	‡		c M10								o					v
			Note that this inquire type is only supported on Matrox Solios eV-CLB and eV-CLBL.	‡									m
			Note that this inquire type is only available when using color versions of Matrox Iris GTR (such as 1300C).	‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_NULL	Specifies that you have set M_WHITE_BALANCE to M_DISABLE.		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	MIL array buffer identifier	Specifies the identifier of an internally allocated M_ARRAY buffer containing the white balance coefficients.		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
M_BAYER_CONVERSION		Inquires whether a Bayer color conversion is performed by your digitizer. SET (summarize) Inquires whether a Bayer color conversion is performed by your digitizer. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Refer to your Matrox Imaging board's hardware manual for more details.	‡							k M10		m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
			Note that this inquire type is used to perform Bayer conversion if performed by the Host. To inquire the Bayer conversion on the camera, use MdigInquireFeature(); refer to your camera's documentation for details regarding the features to inquire.	‡		c M10								o					v
			Note that this inquire type is only supported on Matrox Solios eV-CLB and eV-CLBL.	‡									m
			Note that this inquire type is only available when using color versions of Matrox Iris GTR (such as 1300C).	‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies to not perform Bayer conversion on the grabbed image.		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to perform Bayer conversion on the grabbed image. INFO		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
M_BAYER_PATTERN		Inquires the Bayer pattern used by the camera. (summarize) Inquires the Bayer pattern used by the camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Refer to your Matrox Imaging board's hardware manual for more details.	‡							k M10		m							y U75
			Refer to your camera's hardware manual for more details.	‡		c M10								o					v
			Note that this inquire type is only supported on Matrox Solios eV-CLB and eV-CLBL.	‡									m
			Note that this inquire type is only available when using color versions of Matrox Iris GTR (such as 1300C).	‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_NULL	Specifies that no Bayer pattern is used by the camera.		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_BAYER_BG	Specifies the Bayer pattern that has the top-left pixel as the blue component and the next pixel as the green component. INFO		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_BAYER_GB	Specifies the Bayer pattern that has the top-left pixel as the green component and the next pixel as the blue component. INFO		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_BAYER_GR	Specifies the Bayer pattern that has the top-left pixel as the green component and the next pixel as the red component. INFO		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_BAYER_RG	Specifies the Bayer pattern that has the top-left pixel as the red component and the next pixel as the green component. INFO		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
M_BOARD_REVISION		Inquires the revision number of your digitizer. (summarize) Inquires the revision number of your digitizer. (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡													t U28
	Value	Specifies the revision number.		‡													t U28
M_CAMERA_COLOR_LOCK		Inquires whether a color-lock check is done before starting each grab. Note that this is only applicable when the digitizer uses a composite or Y/C color DCF. To establish if the camera lock was successful use M_CAMERA_LOCK. SET (summarize) Inquires whether a color-lock check is done before starting each grab. SET (more details...)		‡			g
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡			g
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that a color-lock check will not be done.		‡			g
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that a color-lock check will be done.		‡			g
M_CAMERA_COLOR_LOCKED		Inquires whether a color-lock is currently active. Note that this is only applicable when the digitizer uses a composite or Y/C color DCF. (summarize) Inquires whether a color-lock is currently active. (more details...)		‡			g	h
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡			g	h
	M_NO	Specifies that color-lock is not active.		‡			g	h
	M_YES	Specifies that color-lock is active.		‡			g	h
M_CAMERA_LOCK		Inquires whether to check if the camera is locked with the digitizer after channel-switching. SET (summarize) Inquires whether to check if the camera is locked with the digitizer after channel-switching. SET (more details...)		‡			g					l
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡			g					l
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the grab operation (such as, MdigGrab()) grabs without verifying whether the digitizer is locked with the camera. INFO		‡			g					l
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that the grab operation (such as, MdigGrab()) waits until the digitizer is locked with the camera before starting the grab.		‡			g					l
M_CAMERA_LOCK_SENSITIVITY		Inquires how sensitive the digitizer is to locking with the next camera, during a channel switch when M_CAMERA_LOCK is enabled. SET (summarize) Inquires how sensitive the digitizer is to locking with the next camera, during a channel switch when M_CAMERA_LOCK is enabled. SET (more details...)		‡			g
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡			g
	0 <= Value <= 511	Specifies the camera line-lock sensitivity level. INFO		‡			g
M_CAMERA_LOCKED		Inquires whether the digitizer is locked to the camera. (summarize) Inquires whether the digitizer is locked to the camera. (more details...)		‡	a		g	h	i			l						u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a		g	h	i			l						u U36
	M_NO	Specifies that a camera lock failed.		‡	a		g	h	i			l						u U36
	M_YES	Specifies that a camera lock succeeded.		‡	a		g	h	i			l						u U36
M_CAMERA_MODEL +		Inquires the name of the camera model. (summarize) Inquires the name of the camera model. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_CAMERA_MODEL + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_CAMERA_MODEL + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10								o					v
	Value	Specifies the name of the camera model.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_CAMERA_PRESENT		Inquires whether a camera is present. Note that this does not indicate that a camera is locked. (summarize) Inquires whether a camera is present. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36		y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36		y U75	aa
	M_NO	Specifies that no camera is present.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		u U36		y U75	aa
	M_YES	Specifies that a camera is present.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36		y U75	aa
M_CAMERA_UNLOCK_SENSITIVITY		Inquires the sensitivity of the frame grabber to unlocking from the camera, during a channel switch. Note that M_CAMERA_LOCK must be enabled for this to have an effect. The unlock sensitivity determines how quickly an unlock can occur and how reliable the unlock is. SET (summarize) Inquires the sensitivity of the frame grabber to unlocking from the camera, during a channel switch. SET (more details...)		‡			g
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡			g
	0 <= Value <= 255	Specifies the camera line-unlock sensitivity level. INFO		‡			g
M_CAMERA_VENDOR +		Inquires the name of the camera vendor. (summarize) Inquires the name of the camera vendor. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_CAMERA_VENDOR + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_CAMERA_VENDOR + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10								o					v
	"String"	Specifies the name of the camera vendor.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_CHANNEL		Inquires the channel on which the digitizer is to acquire data. Note that typically, this inquire type is only available when the specified digitizer uses acquisition paths with several multiplexed data inputs. SET (summarize) Inquires the channel on which the digitizer is to acquire data. SET (more details...)		‡			g		i			l						u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡			g		i			l						u U36
	M_CH0	Specifies channel 0 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data.		‡			g		i			l						u U36
	M_CH1	Specifies channel 1 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g		i			l						u U36
	M_CH2	Specifies channel 2 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g		i									u U36
	M_CH3	Specifies channel 3 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH4	Specifies channel 4 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH5	Specifies channel 5 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH6	Specifies channel 6 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH7	Specifies channel 7 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH8	Specifies channel 8 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH9	Specifies channel 9 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH10	Specifies channel 10 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH11	Specifies channel 11 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH12	Specifies channel 12 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH13	Specifies channel 13 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH14	Specifies channel 14 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
	M_CH15	Specifies channel 15 as the channel on which the digitizer is to receive input data. INFO		‡			g
M_CHANNEL_NUM		Inquires the number of available channels on the digitizer. (summarize) Inquires the number of available channels on the digitizer. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the number of channels. (summarize) Specifies the number of channels. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Matrox Iris GT has 1 channel.	‡													t U28
M_CHANNEL_SYNC		Inquires the channel currently being used as a synchronization channel instead of a data channel. Note that using a digitizer as an external synchronization signal renders the digitizer of that signal "occupied" and not available for allocating as a digitizer. (summarize) Inquires the channel currently being used as a synchronization channel instead of a data channel. (more details...)		‡			g	h	i			l		o				u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡			g	h	i			l		o				u U36
	M_CHn	Specifies the channel used for synchronization, where n is the channel number.		‡			g	h	i			l		o				u U36
M_COMMAND_QUEUE_MODE		Inquires whether changes to digitizer settings affect the grab digitizer immediately, even if it is currently being used in a grab, or the change will wait until the current grab is complete. SET (summarize) Inquires whether changes to digitizer settings affect the grab digitizer immediately, even if it is currently being used in a grab, or the change will wait until the current grab is complete. SET (more details...)		‡						j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡						j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
	M_IMMEDIATE	Specifies that, if you change the setting of a control type of a digitizer currently being used in a grab, the change affects the current grab. INFO		‡						j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
	M_QUEUED	Specifies that, if you change the setting of a control type of a digitizer currently being used in a grab, the change does not affect the current grab. INFO		‡						j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
M_CORRUPTED_FRAME_ERROR		Inquires whether an error is generated when a corrupted or incomplete frame is grabbed. SET (summarize) Inquires whether an error is generated when a corrupted or incomplete frame is grabbed. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10			i					o			t U28	u U36	v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10			i					o			t U28	u U36	v
	M_DISABLE	Specifies not to generate an error when grabbing a corrupted frame.		‡		c M10			i					o			t U28	u U36	v
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to generate an error when grabbing a corrupted frame.		‡		c M10			i					o			t U28	u U36	v
M_DIG_PROCESS_IN_PROGRESS		Inquires whether MdigProcess() is currently running. (summarize) Inquires whether MdigProcess() is currently running. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_FALSE	MdigProcess() is not running.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_TRUE	MdigProcess() is running.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_DIGITIZER_INTERNAL_BUFFERS_NUM		Inquires the number of internal grab buffers allocated and used when MIL cannot grab directly into the specified buffers. SET (summarize) Inquires the number of internal grab buffers allocated and used when MIL cannot grab directly into the specified buffers. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10								o					v
	Value >= 0	Specifies the number of internal grab buffers.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_DIGITIZER_TYPE		Inquires the type of frame grabber(s) available to allocate a digitizer on the system. The type of frame grabber is established by the type of sensor, so this inquire type returns the type of sensor. (summarize) Inquires the type of frame grabber(s) available to allocate a digitizer on the system. (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡													t U28
	M_300	Specifies a Matrox Iris GTR 300.		‡													t U28
	M_300C	Specifies a Matrox Iris GTR 300C.		‡													t U28
	M_1300	Specifies a Matrox Iris GTR 1300.		‡													t U28
	M_1300C	Specifies a Matrox Iris GTR 1300C.		‡													t U28
	M_2000	Specifies a Matrox Iris GTR 2000.		‡													t U28
	M_2000C	Specifies a Matrox Iris GTR 2000C.		‡													t U28
	M_5000	Specifies a Matrox Iris GTR 5000.		‡													t U28
	M_5000C	Specifies a Matrox Iris GTR 5000C.		‡													t U28
M_EXTENDED_INIT_FLAG		Inquires the digitizer initialization flag. SET (summarize) Inquires the digitizer initialization flag. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_DEFAULT	Specifies the default value. INFO		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_DEV_NUMBER +	Specifies that the digitizer was allocated for the camera with the specified device number. INFO		‡		c M10								o					v
	M_EMULATED	Specifies that the digitizer was allocated as a simulated digitizer.		‡	a
	M_GC_DEVICE_IP_ADDRESS +	Specifies that the digitizer was allocated for theMdigAlloc. INFO		‡		c M10													v
	M_GC_DEVICE_NAME +	Specifies that the digitizer was allocated for the camera with the specified device's user name. INFO		‡		c M10								o					v
	M_MINIMAL	Specifies that grabbing is not permitted with the allocated digitizer. INFO		‡					i									u U36
M_FIX_PATTERN_NOISE_CORRECTION		Inquires the type of fixed pattern noise correction to apply when acquiring images. SET (summarize) Inquires the type of fixed pattern noise correction to apply when acquiring images. SET (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡													t U28
	M_PREPROCESSING	Specifies a correction for dark signal non-uniformity and for photo response non-uniformity, applied to the grabbed images. INFO		‡													t U28
	M_SENSOR	Specifies a correction for dark signal non-uniformity, applied to the grabbed images. INFO		‡													t U28
M_FOCUS +		Inquires the lens focus capabilities. Note that this inquire type requires that your Matrox Iris GTR use an I ² C (inter-integrated circuit) controlled lens. SET (summarize) Inquires the lens focus capabilities. SET (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡													t U28
	Min. focus <= Value <= Max. focus	Specifies a value between the minimum and maximum values supported by the camera. INFO		‡													t U28
M_FOCUS_PERSISTENCE		Sets whether to store a focus position for the I ₂ C (inter-integrated circuit) controlled lens. If there is no I ₂ C (inter-integrated circuit) controlled lens attached, the value is ignored. SET (summarize) Sets whether to store a focus position for the I ₂ C (inter-integrated circuit) controlled lens. SET (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡													t U28
	M_DISABLE	Specifies to not store the focus position.		‡													t U28
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to store the focus position.		‡													t U28
M_FOCUS_PERSISTENT_VALUE		Inquires the focus position to store for the I ₂ C (inter-integrated circuit) controlled lens. SET (summarize) Inquires the focus position to store for the I ₂ C (inter-integrated circuit) controlled lens. SET (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡													t U28
	0 <= Value <= 1023	Specifies to store the focus position.		‡													t U28
M_FORMAT +		Inquires the digitizer data format. SET (summarize) Inquires the digitizer data format. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_FORMAT + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_FORMAT + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_NULL	//For monochrome or color cameras. Specifies the data format is set by the digitizer allocated as the multicast master. INFO //For monochrome or color cameras. Specifies the data format is set by the digitizer allocated as the multicast master. INFO		‡		c M10													v
	MIL_TEXT("DCF File name") ¹	//For monochrome or color cameras. Specifies the path and file name of the DCF (for example: "C:\mydirectory\myfile"). INFO //For monochrome or color cameras. Specifies the path and file name of the DCF (for example: "C:\mydirectory\myfile"). INFO		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	MIL_TEXT("M_CCIR") ¹	//For monochrome cameras. Specifies a DCF for a CCIR, 768x576, 14.75 MHz, analog camera. //For monochrome cameras. Specifies a DCF for a CCIR, 768x576, 14.75 MHz, analog camera.		‡			g	h				l
	MIL_TEXT("M_DEFAULT") ¹	//For monochrome or color cameras. Specifies the default digitizer format. INFO //For monochrome or color cameras. Specifies the default digitizer format. INFO		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	MIL_TEXT("M_NTSC") ¹	//For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a composite NTSC 640x480, 12.27 MHz camera. //For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a composite NTSC 640x480, 12.27 MHz camera.		‡			g	h
	MIL_TEXT("M_NTSC_RGB") ¹	//For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a component RGB, 640x480, 12.27 MHz camera. INFO //For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a component RGB, 640x480, 12.27 MHz camera. INFO		‡								l
	MIL_TEXT("M_NTSC_YC") ¹	//For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a component NTSC Y/C (SVHS), 640x480, 12.27 MHz camera. //For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a component NTSC Y/C (SVHS), 640x480, 12.27 MHz camera.		‡			g
	MIL_TEXT("M_PAL") ¹	//For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a composite PAL 768x576, 14.75 MHz camera. //For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a composite PAL 768x576, 14.75 MHz camera.		‡			g	h
	MIL_TEXT("M_PAL_RGB") ¹	//For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a component RGB, 768x576, 14.75 MHz camera. INFO //For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a component RGB, 768x576, 14.75 MHz camera. INFO		‡								l
	MIL_TEXT("M_PAL_YC") ¹	//For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a PAL Y/C, 768x576, 14.75 MHz camera. //For color cameras. Specifies a DCF for a PAL Y/C, 768x576, 14.75 MHz camera.		‡			g
	MIL_TEXT("M_RS170") ¹	//For monochrome cameras. Specifies a DCF for an RS-170, 640x480, 12.27 MHz, analog camera. //For monochrome cameras. Specifies a DCF for an RS-170, 640x480, 12.27 MHz, analog camera.		‡			g	h				l
M_FORMAT_DETECTED +		Inquires the detected DCF name. (summarize) Inquires the detected DCF name. (more details...)		‡					i									u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_FORMAT_DETECTED + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_FORMAT_DETECTED + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡					i									u U36
	Value	Specifies the detected DCF name.		‡					i									u U36
M_GC_CAMERA_TIME_STAMP		Inquires the timestamp from the camera. To inquire the timestamp of an event, use MdigGetHookInfo() with M_GC_CAMERA_TIME_STAMP. (summarize) Inquires the timestamp from the camera. (more details...)		‡		c U25													v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡		c U25													v
	Value	Specifies the timestamp from the camera, in seconds.		‡		c U25													v
M_GC_CLPROTOCOL		Inquires whether the GenICam CLProtocol module is enabled. Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer. SET (summarize) Inquires whether the GenICam CLProtocol module is enabled. SET (more details...)		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the GenICam CLProtocol module is disabled.		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that the GenICam CLProtocol module is enabled.		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
M_GC_CLPROTOCOL_DEVICE_ID +		Inquires the identifier of the GenICam CLProtocol library currently associated with the Camera Link camera. Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer. SET You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify which Camera Link camera to inquire (summarize) Inquires the identifier of the GenICam CLProtocol library currently associated with the Camera Link camera. SET (more details...)		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
M_GC_CLPROTOCOL_DEVICE_ID_DEFAULT +		Inquires the identifier of the GenICam CLProtocol library currently set as the default in the MilConfig utility. If no default has been set in the MilConfig utility, this will cause an error. Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer. (summarize) Inquires the identifier of the GenICam CLProtocol library currently set as the default in the MilConfig utility. (more details...)		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_CLPROTOCOL_DEVICE_ID_DEFAULT + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_CLPROTOCOL_DEVICE_ID_DEFAULT + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
M_GC_CLPROTOCOL_DEVICE_ID_NUM		Inquires the number of GenICam CLProtocol camera identifiers available, given the list of the GenICam CLProtocol libraries installed on your computer. Note that this inquire type can be used to enumerate the complete list of camera identifiers installed on your computer, using M_GC_CLPROTOCOL_DEVICE_ID. For more information, refer to the Using MIL with GenICam section of Chapter 25: Grabbing with your digitizer. Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer. (summarize) Inquires the number of GenICam CLProtocol camera identifiers available, given the list of the GenICam CLProtocol libraries installed on your computer. (more details...)		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
	Value	Specifies the number of the GenICam CLProtocol libraries.		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
M_GC_CLPROTOCOL_DEVICE_ID_SIZE_MAX		Inquires the maximum number of characters required to store the GenICam CLProtocol camera identification string. Note that this inquire value can be used to enumerate the complete list of camera identifiers installed on your computer, using M_GC_CLPROTOCOL_DEVICE_ID. For more information, refer to the Using MIL with GenICam section of Chapter 25: Grabbing with your digitizer. Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer. (summarize) Inquires the maximum number of characters required to store the GenICam CLProtocol camera identification string. (more details...)		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
	Value	Specifies the maximum number of characters required.		‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
M_GC_COUNTER_TICK_FREQUENCY		Inquires the camera's counter tick frequency. Note that a value of 0 Hz indicates that the camera does not support time stamps. (summarize) Inquires the camera's counter tick frequency. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10								o					v
	Value	Specifies the camera's counter tick frequency, in Hz.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GC_FEATURE_POLLING		Inquires whether specific camera features will be periodically polled for updates when Matrox Feature Browser, accessed through Matrox Intellicam or MdigControl() with M_GC_FEATURE_BROWSER, is open. SET (summarize) Inquires whether specific camera features will be periodically polled for updates when Matrox Feature Browser, accessed through Matrox Intellicam or MdigControl() with M_GC_FEATURE_BROWSER, is open. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10				j	k M10		m	o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10				j	k M10		m	o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that automatically changing camera features will not be polled.		‡		c M10				j	k M10		m	o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that automatically changing camera features will be polled.		‡		c M10				j	k M10		m	o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
M_GC_FRAME_MAX_RETRIES		Inquires the maximum number of times packets should be re-sent before flagging their associated frame as corrupt. SET (summarize) Inquires the maximum number of times packets should be re-sent before flagging their associated frame as corrupt. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	Value >= M_GC_PACKET_MAX_RETRIES	Specifies the maximum number of times to retry sending the packets of a frame. INFO		‡		c M10
M_GC_FRAME_STATUS_CODE		Inquires the status code from the last grabbed image. (summarize) Inquires the status code from the last grabbed image. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10								o
	Value	Specifies the status code.		‡		c M10								o
M_GC_FRAME_TIMEOUT		Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait for the remaining packets of a frame, after receiving the trailer packet. SET (summarize) Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait for the remaining packets of a frame, after receiving the trailer packet. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	Value >= 0	Specifies the maximum time to wait, in msec.		‡		c M10
M_GC_FRAME_TIMESTAMP		Inquires the timestamp of the last frame grabbed. (summarize) Inquires the timestamp of the last frame grabbed. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡		c M10								o					v
	Value	Specifies the timestamp of the last frame grabbed, in sec.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GC_HEARTBEAT_STATE		Inquires whether the heartbeat mechanism is used to keep the GigE Vision-compliant camera active. SET (summarize) Inquires whether the heartbeat mechanism is used to keep the GigE Vision-compliant camera active. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the heartbeat mechanism is disabled. INFO		‡		c M10
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that the heartbeat mechanism is enabled. INFO		‡		c M10
M_GC_HEARTBEAT_TIMEOUT		Inquires the amount of time that your GigE Vision-compliant camera will wait after the last communication before shutting down. SET (summarize) Inquires the amount of time that your GigE Vision-compliant camera will wait after the last communication before shutting down. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	Value >= 0	Specifies the amount of time, in msec.		‡		c M10
M_GC_INTER_PACKET_DELAY		Inquires the delay between packets sent by your camera when transmitting a stream of image packets. If you require the inter-packet delay in sec, use the following calculation to convert from timestamp ticks to sec: (1/m)*n , where m is the frequency of the timestamp ticks (to inquire this value, use M_GC_COUNTER_TICK_FREQUENCY), and n is your inter-packet delay value. SET (summarize) Inquires the delay between packets sent by your camera when transmitting a stream of image packets. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	Value >= 0	Specifies the delay, in timestamp ticks.		‡		c M10
M_GC_INTERFACE_NAME +		Inquires the name of the Host interface, such as the Ethernet controller or frame grabber, to which your camera is connected. (summarize) Inquires the name of the Host interface, such as the Ethernet controller or frame grabber, to which your camera is connected. (more details...)		‡		c M10													v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_INTERFACE_NAME + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_INTERFACE_NAME + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10													v
M_GC_LOCAL_CONTROL_PORT		Inquires the UDP port number used for the GVCP (GigE Vision Control Protocol) channel on the computer connected to your GigE Vision-compliant camera. (summarize) Inquires the UDP port number used for the GVCP (GigE Vision Control Protocol) channel on the computer connected to your GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	0 <= Value <=66535	Specifies the port number.		‡		c M10
M_GC_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS		Inquires the IP address (IPv4) of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (summarize) Inquires the IP address (IPv4) of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the IP address (IPv4) of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. The IP address is stored as a 32-bit integer in a MIL_INT64. Typically, IP addresses are written as 4 separate 8-bit numbers. To retrieve these values, either inquire the IP address as a string instead using M_GC_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS_STRING, or map the 32-bit IP address to 4 MIL_UINT8 variables. For example, the hexadecimal representation of the IP address 192.168.109.72 is 0x00000000486da8c0 (equivalent to the decimal 1215146176). The least-significant byte (c0) is the first number of the IP address (192), the second least-significant byte (a8) is the second number of the IP address (168) and so on. The first 8 digits (4 most-significant bytes) are not part of the IP address. (summarize) Specifies the IP address (IPv4) of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
M_GC_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS_STRING +		Inquires the IP address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (summarize) Inquires the IP address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10
	MIL_TEXT("nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn") ¹	Specifies the IP address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. The address string is expressed in dotted decimal notation, where each dotted decimal (nnn) is a number between 000 and 255. (summarize) Specifies the IP address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (more details...)		‡		c M10
M_GC_LOCAL_MAC_ADDRESS		Inquires the MAC address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (summarize) Inquires the MAC address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the MAC address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. The MAC address is stored as a 48-bit integer in a MIL_INT64. Typically, MAC addresses are written as 6 separate 8-bit numbers (hexadecimal number pairs). To retrieve these numbers, either inquire the MAC address as a string instead using M_GC_LOCAL_MAC_ADDRESS_STRING, or map the 48-bit MAC address to 6 MIL_UINT8 variables. For example, the stored representation of the MAC address 84:20:fc:33:0e:e9 is 0x0000e90e33fc2084. The least-significant byte (84) is the first number of the MAC address, the second least-significant byte (0e) is the second number of the MAC address and so on. The first 4 hexadecimal digits (2 most significant bytes) are not part of the MAC address. (summarize) Specifies the MAC address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
M_GC_LOCAL_MAC_ADDRESS_STRING +		Inquires the MAC address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (summarize) Inquires the MAC address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_LOCAL_MAC_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_LOCAL_MAC_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10
	MIL_TEXT("nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn") ¹	Specifies the MAC address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. The address string is expressed in hexadecimal pairs, where each pair (nn) is a hexadecimal number between 00 and FF. (summarize) Specifies the MAC address of the Host's network adapter, connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (more details...)		‡		c M10
M_GC_LOCAL_MESSAGE_PORT		Inquires the UDP port number used for the message channel on the computer connected to your GigE Vision-compliant camera. This inquire type is only available when dealing with a multicast master, or multicast monitor (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_GC_MULTICAST_MASTER or M_GC_MULTICAST_MONITOR, respectively). SET (summarize) Inquires the UDP port number used for the message channel on the computer connected to your GigE Vision-compliant camera. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	0 <= Value <=66535	Specifies the port number.		‡		c M10
M_GC_LOCAL_STREAM_PORT		Inquires the UDP port number used for the GVSP (GigE Vision Stream Protocol) channel on the computer connected to your GigE Vision-compliant camera. This inquire type is only available when dealing with a multicast master, or monitor (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_GC_MULTICAST_MASTER or M_GC_MULTICAST_MONITOR, respectively). SET (summarize) Inquires the UDP port number used for the GVSP (GigE Vision Stream Protocol) channel on the computer connected to your GigE Vision-compliant camera. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	0 <= Value <=66535	Specifies the port number.		‡		c M10
M_GC_MAX_NBR_PACKETS_OUT_OF_ORDER		Inquires the maximum number of packets that can be received out-of-order, before the associated frame is marked as corrupt. SET (summarize) Inquires the maximum number of packets that can be received out-of-order, before the associated frame is marked as corrupt. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	Value >= 0	Specifies the maximum number of out-of-order packets to receive.		‡		c M10
M_GC_MESSAGE_CHANNEL_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_STRING +		Inquires the IP address used for the multicast message channel of your GigE Vision-compliant camera. This inquire type is only available when dealing with a multicast master, or multicast monitor (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_GC_MULTICAST_MASTER or M_GC_MULTICAST_MONITOR, respectively). SET (summarize) Inquires the IP address used for the multicast message channel of your GigE Vision-compliant camera. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_MESSAGE_CHANNEL_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_MESSAGE_CHANNEL_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10
	MIL_TEXT("2nn.nnn.nnn.nnn") ¹	Specifies the IP address in dotted decimal notation.		‡		c M10
M_GC_MULTICAST_MASTER_CONNECTED		Inquires whether a multicast master digitizer is connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. Note that this can only be inquired from a digitizer allocated as a slave (using MdigAlloc() with M_GC_MULTICAST_SLAVE). (summarize) Inquires whether a multicast master digitizer is connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	M_FALSE	Specifies that a multicast master is not connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera.		‡		c M10
	M_TRUE	Specifies that a multicast master is connected to the GigE Vision-compliant camera.		‡		c M10
M_GC_NUMBER_OF_STREAM_CHANNELS		Inquires the number of image streams available. (summarize) Inquires the number of image streams available. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10								o					v
	Value	Specifies the number of image streams available.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GC_PACKET_MAX_RETRIES		Inquires the maximum number of times a packet can be re-sent. SET (summarize) Inquires the maximum number of times a packet can be re-sent. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	Value >= M_GC_FRAME_MAX_RETRIES	Specifies the maximum number of times to resend a given packet of a frame. INFO		‡		c M10
M_GC_PACKET_RESEND		Inquires whether to request packets be re-sent from your GigE Vision-compliant camera, if the packets are not receive properly (for example, when the packets are received out-of-order, or a packet timeout occurs). SET (summarize) Inquires whether to request packets be re-sent from your GigE Vision-compliant camera, if the packets are not receive properly (for example, when the packets are received out-of-order, or a packet timeout occurs). SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that packets should never be re-sent.		‡		c M10
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that packets should be re-sent as required.		‡		c M10
M_GC_PACKET_SIZE		Inquires the packet size that is used by the GigE Vision-compliant camera when streaming data to the Host. SET (summarize) Inquires the packet size that is used by the GigE Vision-compliant camera when streaming data to the Host. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	Value >= 0	Specifies the packet size, in bytes. INFO		‡		c M10
M_GC_PACKET_TIMEOUT		Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait before flagging a packet as dropped. SET (summarize) Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait before flagging a packet as dropped. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	Value >= 0	Specifies the maximum time to wait, in msec.		‡		c M10
M_GC_PAYLOAD_SIZE		Inquires the number of bytes for each image transferred using the stream channel of your GenICam SFNC-compliant camera. Note that, if GenICam "chunk mode" is enabled on the camera, then this inquire returns the number of bytes in each chunk as well as the image transferred. (summarize) Inquires the number of bytes for each image transferred using the stream channel of your GenICam SFNC-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10								o					v
	Value	Specifies the number of bytes transferred per image or chunk.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GC_PIXEL_FORMAT		Inquires the pixel format that the digitizer should use to create internal buffers to receive images from the camera, if the digitizer is a multicast monitor digitizer. SET (summarize) Inquires the pixel format that the digitizer should use to create internal buffers to receive images from the camera, if the digitizer is a multicast monitor digitizer. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10													v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10													v
	Value	Specifies the data depth and raw color format to use to create the internal buffers. INFO		‡		c M10													v
M_GC_PIXEL_FORMAT_STRING +		Inquires the pixel format that the digitizer should use to create internal buffers to receive images from the camera, if the digitizer is a multicast monitor digitizer, expressed in a human readable format. SET (summarize) Inquires the pixel format that the digitizer should use to create internal buffers to receive images from the camera, if the digitizer is a multicast monitor digitizer, expressed in a human readable format. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10													v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_PIXEL_FORMAT_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_PIXEL_FORMAT_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10													v
M_GC_PIXEL_FORMAT_SWITCHING		Inquires whether to allow the camera's pixel format to change to automatically match the current grab buffer. SET (summarize) Inquires whether to allow the camera's pixel format to change to automatically match the current grab buffer. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10								o					v
	M_DISABLE	Specifies to disable automatic pixel format switching.		‡		c M10								o					v
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to enable automatic pixel format switching.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GC_REMOTE_CONTROL_PORT		Inquires the UDP port number used for the GVCP (GigE Vision Control Protocol) channel on your GigE Vision-compliant camera. (summarize) Inquires the UDP port number used for the GVCP (GigE Vision Control Protocol) channel on your GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	0 <= Value <=66535	Specifies the port number.		‡		c M10
M_GC_REMOTE_IP_ADDRESS		Inquires the IP address (IPv4) of the network camera. (summarize) Inquires the IP address (IPv4) of the network camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the IP address (IPv4) of the network camera. The IP address is stored as a 32-bit integer in a MIL_INT64. Typically, IP addresses are written as 4 separate 8-bit numbers. To retrieve these values, either inquire the IP address as a string instead using M_GC_REMOTE_IP_ADDRESS_STRING, or map the 32-bit IP address to 4 MIL_UINT8 variables. For example, the hexadecimal representation of the IP address 192.168.109.72 is 0x00000000486da8c0 (equivalent to the decimal 1215146176). The least-significant byte (c0) is the first number of the IP address (192), the second least-significant byte (a8) is the second number of the IP address (168) and so on. The first 8 digits (4 most-significant bytes) are not part of the IP address. (summarize) Specifies the IP address (IPv4) of the network camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
M_GC_REMOTE_IP_ADDRESS_STRING +		Inquires the IP address (IPv4) of the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (summarize) Inquires the IP address (IPv4) of the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_REMOTE_IP_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_REMOTE_IP_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10
	MIL_TEXT("nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn") ¹	Specifies the IP address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera as a string. The address string is expressed in dotted decimal notation, where each dotted decimal value (nnn) is a number between 0 and 255. (summarize) Specifies the IP address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera as a string. (more details...)		‡		c M10
M_GC_REMOTE_MAC_ADDRESS +		Inquires the MAC address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (summarize) Inquires the MAC address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the MAC address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera. The MAC address is stored as a 48-bit integer in a MIL_INT64. Typically, MAC addresses are written as 6 separate 8-bit numbers (hexadecimal number pairs). To retrieve these numbers, either inquire the MAC address as a string instead using M_GC_REMOTE_MAC_ADDRESS_STRING, or map the 48-bit MAC address to 6 MIL_UINT8 variables. For example, the stored representation of the MAC address 84:20:fc:33:0e:e9 is 0x0000e90e33fc2084. The least-significant byte (84) is the first number of the MAC address, the second least-significant byte (0e) is the second number of the MAC address and so on. The first 4 hexadecimal digits (2 most significant bytes) are not part of the MAC address. (summarize) Specifies the MAC address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
M_GC_REMOTE_MAC_ADDRESS_STRING +		Inquires the MAC address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (summarize) Inquires the MAC address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_REMOTE_MAC_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_REMOTE_MAC_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10
	MIL_TEXT("nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn") ¹	Specifies the MAC address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. The address string is expressed in hexadecimal pairs, where each pair (nn) is a hexadecimal number between 00 and FF. (summarize) Specifies the MAC address of the GigE Vision-compliant camera, as a string. (more details...)		‡		c M10
M_GC_REMOTE_MESSAGE_PORT		Inquires the UDP port number used for the message channel on your GigE Vision-compliant camera. (summarize) Inquires the UDP port number used for the message channel on your GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	0 <= Value <=66535	Specifies the port number.		‡		c M10
M_GC_REMOTE_STREAM_PORT		Inquires the UDP port number used for the GVSP (GigE Vision Stream Protocol) channel on your GigE Vision-compliant camera. (summarize) Inquires the UDP port number used for the GVSP (GigE Vision Stream Protocol) channel on your GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10
	0 <= Value <=66535	Specifies the port number.		‡		c M10
M_GC_SCHEMA_MAJOR		Inquires the major version number of the schema used by the camera. The version number of the schema is structured as M_GC_SCHEMA_MAJOR. M_GC_SCHEMA_MINOR. (summarize) Inquires the major version number of the schema used by the camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer.	‡						j					p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the major number of the schema version.		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
M_GC_SCHEMA_MINOR		Inquires the minor version number of the schema used by the camera. The version number of the schema is structured as M_GC_SCHEMA_MAJOR. M_GC_SCHEMA_MINOR. (summarize) Inquires the minor version number of the schema used by the camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer.	‡						j					p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the minor number of the schema version.		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
M_GC_SERIAL_NUMBER +		Inquires the serial number for the camera. (summarize) Inquires the serial number for the camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_SERIAL_NUMBER + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_SERIAL_NUMBER + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10								o					v
	"String"	Specifies the serial number for the camera.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GC_SPECIFIC_INFO +		Inquires the specific information string for the camera. (summarize) Inquires the specific information string for the camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_SPECIFIC_INFO + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_SPECIFIC_INFO + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10								o					v
	"String"	Specifies the specific information string for the camera.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GC_STREAM_CHANNEL_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_STRING +		Inquires the IP address used for the multicast stream channel of your GigE Vision-compliant camera. This inquire type is only available when dealing with a multicast master, or multicast monitor (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_GC_MULTICAST_MASTER or M_GC_MULTICAST_MONITOR, respectively). SET (summarize) Inquires the IP address used for the multicast stream channel of your GigE Vision-compliant camera. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_STREAM_CHANNEL_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_STREAM_CHANNEL_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10
	MIL_TEXT("2nn.nnn.nnn.nnn") ¹	Specifies the IP address in dotted decimal notation.		‡		c M10
M_GC_STREAMING_MODE		Inquires the camera's image stream activation mechanism. SET (summarize) Inquires the camera's image stream activation mechanism. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
	M_AUTOMATIC	Specifies that the image stream is started and stopped automatically. INFO		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
	M_MANUAL	Specifies that the image stream is started and stopped manually. INFO		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
M_GC_STREAMING_STOP_CHECK_PERIOD		Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait before MIL checks to see whether a grab is pending. Note that this inquire type is only available when M_GC_STREAMING_MODE is set to M_AUTOMATIC. SET (summarize) Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait before MIL checks to see whether a grab is pending. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
	Value >= 0	Specifies the amount of time, in msec.		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
M_GC_STREAMING_STOP_DELAY		Inquires the amount of time to wait before stopping the image stream, if no grab is pending. Note that this inquire type is only available when M_GC_STREAMING_MODE is set to M_AUTOMATIC. SET (summarize) Inquires the amount of time to wait before stopping the image stream, if no grab is pending. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
	Value >= 0	Specifies the amount of time, in msec.		‡		c M10					k M10			o					v	y U75
M_GC_THEORETICAL_INTER_PACKET_DELAY		Inquires the theoretical delay between packets sent by your camera when transmitting a stream of image packets. This theoretical delay is determined by the GigE Vision-compliant camera's current state. This inquire type is provided as a starting point to calculate a usable inter-packet delay. (summarize) Inquires the theoretical delay between packets sent by your camera when transmitting a stream of image packets. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the theoretical delay between packets, in sec.		‡		c M10
M_GC_TOTAL_FRAME_CACHE_HITS		Inquires the number of partial or complete frames that pass through the frame cache. (summarize) Inquires the number of partial or complete frames that pass through the frame cache. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the number of frames.		‡		c M10
M_GC_TOTAL_FRAMES_CORRUPTED		Inquires the number of corrupted frames. (summarize) Inquires the number of corrupted frames. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10								o
	Value	Specifies the number of corrupted frames.		‡		c M10								o
M_GC_TOTAL_FRAMES_GRABBED		Inquires the number of frames grabbed. Note that this number includes the number of corrupt frames. (summarize) Inquires the number of frames grabbed. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10								o
	Value	Specifies the number of frames grabbed.		‡		c M10								o
M_GC_TOTAL_FRAMES_MISSED		Inquires the number of frames missed. (summarize) Inquires the number of frames missed. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10								o
	Value	Specifies the number of frames missed.		‡		c M10								o
M_GC_TOTAL_PACKET_CACHE_HITS		Inquires the number of packets that pass through the packet cache. (summarize) Inquires the number of packets that pass through the packet cache. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the number of packets.		‡		c M10
M_GC_TOTAL_PACKETS_MISSED		Inquires the number of packets missed. (summarize) Inquires the number of packets missed. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the number of packets missed.		‡		c M10
M_GC_TOTAL_PACKETS_RECEIVED		Inquires the number of packets received. (summarize) Inquires the number of packets received. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the number of packets received.		‡		c M10
M_GC_TOTAL_PACKETS_RECEIVED_OUT_OF_ORDER		Inquires the number of packets received out of order. (summarize) Inquires the number of packets received out of order. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the number of packets received out of order.		‡		c M10
M_GC_TOTAL_PACKETS_RECOVERED		Inquires the number of packets recovered. (summarize) Inquires the number of packets recovered. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the number of packets recovered.		‡		c M10
M_GC_TOTAL_PACKETS_RESENDS_NUM		Inquires the total number of packet re-send requests sent to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. Note that, one re-send request can cause multiple consecutive packets to be re-sent. (summarize) Inquires the total number of packet re-send requests sent to the GigE Vision-compliant camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the number of packets re-sent.		‡		c M10
M_GC_TOTAL_PACKETS_TIMEOUT		Inquires the total number of packets that have timed-out. (summarize) Inquires the total number of packets that have timed-out. (more details...)		‡		c M10
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡		c M10
	Value	Specifies the number of packets timeouts.		‡		c M10
M_GC_UNIQUE_ID_STRING +		Inquires the unique identifier for your camera. (summarize) Inquires the unique identifier for your camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o
			MIL system specific
			This is the camera's MAC address.	‡		c M10
			This is the camera's global unique identifier (GUID).	‡										o
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_UNIQUE_ID_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_UNIQUE_ID_STRING + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10								o
	MIL_TEXT("nnnnnnnnnnnn") ¹	Specifies the unique identifier, as a string. The string is expressed in hexadecimal. (summarize) Specifies the unique identifier, as a string. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o
M_GC_USER_NAME +		Inquires the camera's name. SET (summarize) Inquires the camera's name. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_USER_NAME + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_USER_NAME + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10								o					v
	MIL_TEXT("CameraName") ¹	Specifies the name of the camera.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GC_VERSION +		Inquires the version number string for the camera. (summarize) Inquires the version number string for the camera. (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_VERSION + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_VERSION + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10								o					v
	"String"	Specifies the version number string for the camera.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GC_XML_MAJOR		Inquires the major version number of the GenICam-compliant camera's device description file (XML). The version number of the XML is structured as M_GC_XML_MAJOR. M_GC_XML_MINOR. M_GC_XML_SUBMINOR. (summarize) Inquires the major version number of the GenICam-compliant camera's device description file (XML). (more details...)		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer.	‡						j					p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the major version number of the xml.		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
M_GC_XML_MINOR		Inquires the minor version number of the GenICam-compliant camera's device description file (XML). The version number of the XML is structured as M_GC_XML_MAJOR. M_GC_XML_MINOR. M_GC_XML_SUBMINOR. (summarize) Inquires the minor version number of the GenICam-compliant camera's device description file (XML). (more details...)		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer.	‡						j					p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the minor version number of the xml.		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
M_GC_XML_PATH +		Inquires the path and file name of the GenICam-compliant camera's device description file (XML). (summarize) Inquires the path and file name of the GenICam-compliant camera's device description file (XML). (more details...)		‡		c M10				j	k M10		m	o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer.	‡						j					p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_XML_PATH + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_GC_XML_PATH + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡		c M10				j	k M10		m	o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	"PathAndFilename"	Specifies the path and file name of the XML configuration file.		‡		c M10				j	k M10		m	o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
M_GC_XML_SUBMINOR		Inquires the subminor version number of the GenICam-compliant camera's device description file (XML). The version number of the XML is structured as M_GC_XML_MAJOR. M_GC_XML_MINOR. M_GC_XML_SUBMINOR. (summarize) Inquires the subminor version number of the GenICam-compliant camera's device description file (XML). (more details...)		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available if using a GenCP-compatible camera, or if you first install the third-party, vendor-supplied, standard compliant CLProtocol library for the Camera Link camera connected to your digitizer.	‡						j					p	r U27					aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the subminor version number of the xml.		‡		c M10				j	k M10			o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
M_GENTL_INTERFACE_INDEX		Inquires the number of the GenTL interface associated to this digitizer. Refer to the Matrox GenTL driver release notes for more information. (summarize) Inquires the number of the GenTL interface associated to this digitizer. (more details...)		‡															v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡															v
	0 <= Value <=33	Specifies the total number of the GenICam GenTL camera interface.		‡															v
M_GENTL_STREAM_COUNT		Inquires the number of GenTL streams associated with the digitizer. (summarize) Inquires the number of GenTL streams associated with the digitizer. (more details...)		‡															v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡															v
	Value >= 0	Specifies the number of GenTL streams.		‡															v
M_GRAB_DIRECTION_X		Inquires the horizontal grab direction. SET (summarize) Inquires the horizontal grab direction. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_FORWARD	Specifies to grab from left to right, in the horizontal direction.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_REVERSE	Specifies to grab from right to left, in the horizontal direction. INFO		‡		c M10	g	h		j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_DIRECTION_Y		Inquires the vertical grab direction. SET (summarize) Inquires the vertical grab direction. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_FORWARD	Specifies to grab from left to right, in the horizontal direction.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_REVERSE	Specifies to grab from bottom to top, in the vertical direction. INFO		‡		c M10	g	h		j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_FIELD_NUM		Inquires the number of fields grabbed with MdigGrab(). SET (summarize) Inquires the number of fields grabbed with MdigGrab(). SET (more details...)		‡		c M10	g	h	i			l	m	o				u U36	v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g	h	i			l	m	o				u U36	v
	1	Specifies to grab one field.		‡		c M10	g	h	i			l	m	o				u U36	v
	2	Specifies to grab two fields.		‡			g	h	i			l	m					u U36
M_GRAB_FRAME_MISSED		Inquires the number of frames sent by the camera, but not received by the digitizer when using MdigGrab(), MdigGrabContinuous() or MdigProcess(). Note that this counter resets after calling this function with this inquire, and after calling MdigControl() with M_GRAB_FRAME_MISSED_RESET. (summarize) Inquires the number of frames sent by the camera, but not received by the digitizer when using MdigGrab(), MdigGrabContinuous() or MdigProcess(). (more details...)		‡						j	k M10				p	r U27				y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡						j	k M10				p	r U27				y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the number of frames missed.		‡						j	k M10				p	r U27				y U75	aa
M_GRAB_FRAME_MISSED_COUNTER		Inquires whether to count the number of frames sent by the camera, but not received by the digitizer when performing a grab operation (that is, MdigGrab(), MdigGrabContinuous(), or MdigProcess()). SET (summarize) Inquires whether to count the number of frames sent by the camera, but not received by the digitizer when performing a grab operation (that is, MdigGrab(), MdigGrabContinuous(), or MdigProcess()). SET (more details...)		‡						j	k M10				p	r U27				y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡						j	k M10				p	r U27				y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies to disable frames missed detection.		‡						j	k M10				p	r U27				y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to enable frames missed detection.		‡						j	k M10				p	r U27				y U75	aa
M_GRAB_IN_PROGRESS		Inquires the current grab state, when either MdigGrabContinuous() or MdigProcess() is called. (summarize) Inquires the current grab state, when either MdigGrabContinuous() or MdigProcess() is called. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_NO	Specifies that there is no grab in progress. Note that a grab might be queued. (summarize) Specifies that there is no grab in progress. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_YES	Specifies that there is a grab in progress.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_LINE_COUNTER		Inquires whether a function hooked to an M_GRAB_END, M_ROTARY_ENCODER, or M_GRAB_FRAME_END event can inquire the number of lines grabbed, performed using MdigGrab(), MdigGrabContinuous(), or MdigProcess(). SET (summarize) Inquires whether a function hooked to an M_GRAB_END, M_ROTARY_ENCODER, or M_GRAB_FRAME_END event can inquire the number of lines grabbed, performed using MdigGrab(), MdigGrabContinuous(), or MdigProcess(). SET (more details...)		‡						j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡						j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the hooked function cannot inquire the number of lines grabbed.		‡						j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that the hooked function can inquire the number of lines grabbed.		‡						j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
M_GRAB_LUT_PALETTE		Inquires which LUT to use. Note that this inquire value is only supported on color cameras. SET (summarize) Inquires which LUT to use. SET (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡													t U28
	M_DEFAULT	Specifies to use a 3-band RGB LUT.		‡													t U28
	M_GAMMA	Specifies to use the native Bayer LUT that is applied to the Bayer image before it is converted to an RGB image.		‡													t U28
M_GRAB_MODE		Inquires how the grab should be synchronized with the Host when grabbing data with MdigGrab(). SET (summarize) Inquires how the grab should be synchronized with the Host when grabbing data with MdigGrab(). SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_ASYNCHRONOUS	Specifies that your application continues after one grab is queued, rather than waiting for the grab to finish. INFO		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_ASYNCHRONOUS_QUEUED	Specifies that your application continues after each grab is queued, rather than waiting for the grab to finish. INFO		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_SYNCHRONOUS	Specifies that your application is synchronized with the end of a grab operation (that is, your application waits for the grab to finish before returning from the grab function).		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_PERIOD		Inquires the duration of a frame (as specified in the DCF). (summarize) Inquires the duration of a frame (as specified in the DCF). (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	0	Specifies that the inquiry of the duration of a frame is not supported.		‡		c M10								o					v
	Value > 0	Specifies the duration of a frame, in msec.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_SCALE_INTERPOLATION_MODE		Inquires the interpolation mode, when performing a vertical and/or horizontal scaling. SET (summarize) Inquires the interpolation mode, when performing a vertical and/or horizontal scaling. SET (more details...)		‡	a				i
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a				i
	M_AVERAGE	Specifies averaging interpolation. INFO		‡					i
	M_BICUBIC	Specifies bicubic interpolation. INFO		‡	a				i
	M_BILINEAR	Specifies bilinear interpolation. INFO		‡	a				i
	M_NEAREST_NEIGHBOR +	Specifies nearest neighbor interpolation. INFO		‡	a				i
M_GRAB_SCALE_X		Inquires the horizontal scaling factor when grabbing data. SET SET (summarize) Inquires the horizontal scaling factor when grabbing data. SET SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_FILL_DESTINATION	Specifies that the scaling factor is calculated and set to fill the destination buffer. INFO		‡			g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27		u U36		y U75	aa
	1	Specifies that no scaling is applied.		‡	a	c M10	g	h		j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	Value = 1/n	Specifies to reduce the image size. INFO		‡	a		g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_SCALE_Y		Inquires the vertical scaling factor when grabbing data. SET SET (summarize) Inquires the vertical scaling factor when grabbing data. SET SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_FILL_DESTINATION	Specifies that the scaling factor is calculated and set to fill the destination buffer. INFO		‡			g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27		u U36		y U75	aa
	1	Specifies that no scaling is applied.		‡	a	c M10	g	h		j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	Value = 1/n	Specifies to reduce the image size. INFO		‡	a		g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_START_MODE		Inquires the type of field on which to grab. Note that this value only applies when dealing with interlaced cameras. SET (summarize) Inquires the type of field on which to grab. SET (more details...)		‡			g	h	i	j		l	m		p	r U27		u U36			aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡			g	h	i	j		l	m		p	r U27		u U36			aa
	M_FIELD_START	Specifies that the grab starts on any field.		‡			g	h		j		l	m		p	r U27					aa
	M_FIELD_START_EVEN	Specifies that the grab starts on an even field.		‡			g	h	i	j		l	m		p	r U27		u U36			aa
	M_FIELD_START_ODD	Specifies that the grab starts on an odd field.		‡			g	h	i	j		l	m		p	r U27		u U36			aa
M_GRAB_TIMEOUT		Inquires the maximum time to wait for a frame before generating an error. SET (summarize) Inquires the maximum time to wait for a frame before generating an error. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_INFINITE	Specifies to wait indefinitely. INFO		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value > 0	Specifies the time to wait, in msec.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_HARDWARE_DEINTERLACING		Inquires whether hardware deinterlacing is used when the video source is interlaced. SET (summarize) Inquires whether hardware deinterlacing is used when the video source is interlaced. SET (more details...)		‡					i									u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡					i									u U36
	M_BOB_METHOD +	Specifies to use the BOB algorithm for hardware deinterlacing.		‡					i									u U36
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that hardware deinterlacing is disabled.		‡					i									u U36
	M_MADI_METHOD +	Specifies to use the MADI (motion adaptive deinterlacing) algorithm for hardware deinterlacing.		‡					i									u U36
M_INPUT_FILTER +		Inquires the low-pass filter applied to incoming data. SET (summarize) Inquires the low-pass filter applied to incoming data. SET (more details...)		‡					i			l						u U36
			MIL system specific
			Note that, if no combination constant is used with this inquire type, it will be applied to all acquisition paths. For more information regarding the low-pass filters, refer to the Installation and hardware reference manual for your Matrox Imaging board.	‡								l
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡					i			l						u U36
	M_AUTOMATIC	Specifies that the best hardware filter is automatically selected or the filter is bypassed when the video input is interlaced and hardware deinterlacing is disabled. INFO		‡					i									u U36
	M_BYPASS	Specifies to not use a filter.		‡					i			l						u U36
	M_LOW_PASS_0	Specifies to use the first low-pass filter. INFO		‡					i			l						u U36
	M_LOW_PASS_1	Specifies to use the second low-pass filter. INFO		‡					i			l						u U36
M_INPUT_MODE		Inquires whether the analog or digital input mode is used, (as specified in the DCF). (summarize) Inquires whether the analog or digital input mode is used, (as specified in the DCF). (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_ANALOG	Specifies analog input mode.		‡			g	h	i			l	m				t U28	u U36
	M_DIGITAL	Specifies digital input mode.		‡	a	c M10			i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_LAST_GRAB_IN_TRUE_BUFFER		Inquires whether a monoshot grab is performed when MdigHalt() is called after performing a continuous grab operation. SET (summarize) Inquires whether a monoshot grab is performed when MdigHalt() is called after performing a continuous grab operation. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the last frame grabbed during the continuous grab operation is copied to the target image buffer, instead of performing one last grab. INFO		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that a monoshot grab is performed. INFO		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_LIGHTING_BRIGHT_FIELD		Inquires the intensity of light to emit parallel to the optical axis, making the flat parts of an object stand out in stark contrast in the image. SET (summarize) Inquires the intensity of light to emit parallel to the optical axis, making the flat parts of an object stand out in stark contrast in the image. SET (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡													t U28
	0 <= Value <= 255	Specifies the intensity of light to be emitted on the flat parts of the object.		‡													t U28
M_LUT_ID		Inquires whether to map the input data through the physical LUT of the specified digitizer and the values with which to initialize the LUT. SET (summarize) Inquires whether to map the input data through the physical LUT of the specified digitizer and the values with which to initialize the LUT. SET (more details...)		‡	a						k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28			y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID		‡	a						k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28			y U75	aa
	M_DEFAULT	Specifies that the digitizer's physical LUT is not used.		‡	a						k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28			y U75	aa
	MIL LUT buffer identifier	Specifies the identifier of the LUT buffer (allocated with MbufAlloc...() with M_LUT) with which to initialize the digitizer's physical LUT. INFO		‡	a						k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28			y U75	aa
M_NUMBER		Inquires the device number of the digitizer. SET (summarize) Inquires the device number of the digitizer. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_DEVn	Specifies which acquisition path on your frame grabber, or which camera by rank when dealing with a grabberless interface camera (for example, a GigE Vision or USB3 Vision camera), to allocate for the digitizer. INFO		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_OWNER_SYSTEM		Inquires the MIL identifier of the system on which the digitizer has been allocated. SET (summarize) Inquires the MIL identifier of the system on which the digitizer has been allocated. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	MIL system identifier	Specifies the MIL identifier of the system.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_POWER_OVER_CABLE		Inquires whether PoCL (power over Camera Link) or PoCXP (power over CoaXPress) are enabled. SET (summarize) Inquires whether PoCL (power over Camera Link) or PoCXP (power over CoaXPress) are enabled. SET (more details...)		‡						j	k M10		m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire value is only supported on Matrox Solios eV-CLB and eV-CLBL. In addition, the camera must be PoCL-capable. Once enabled, your PoCL-capable camera receives power over its Camera Link connection.	‡						j			m		p	r U27					aa
			Note that the camera must be PoCXP-capable. Once enabled, your PoCXP-capable camera receives power over its CoaXPress connection.	‡							k M10									y U75
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡						j	k M10		m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
	M_OFF	Specifies to disable PoCL/PoCXP.		‡						j	k M10		m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
	M_ON	Specifies to enable PoCL/PoCXP.		‡						j	k M10		m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
M_PROCESS_FRAME_CORRUPTED		Inquires the number of corrupted frames grabbed in the sequence with MdigProcess(). (summarize) Inquires the number of corrupted frames grabbed in the sequence with MdigProcess(). (more details...)		‡	a	c M10			i					o			t U28	u U36	v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10			i					o			t U28	u U36	v
	Value	Specifies the number of corrupted frames.		‡	a	c M10			i					o			t U28	u U36	v
M_PROCESS_FRAME_COUNT		Inquires the number of frames grabbed in the sequence with MdigProcess(). (summarize) Inquires the number of frames grabbed in the sequence with MdigProcess(). (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the number of grabbed frames.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_PROCESS_FRAME_MISSED		Inquires the number of frames believed to be missed when grabbing with MdigProcess(). (summarize) Inquires the number of frames believed to be missed when grabbing with MdigProcess(). (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			This value is based on a comparison between the frame rate (M_PROCESS_FRAME_RATE) and the frame count (M_PROCESS_FRAME_COUNT). If a grab is triggered from a variable trigger or if the hooked function is slow, this value will be affected. This value is most trustworthy with a camera in continuous mode.	‡	a		g	h	i					o			t U28	u U36
			This value is based on a comparison between the previous frame's block identifier and the current frame's block identifier. The identifier is incremented by 1 for each frame transmitted. Using the block identifier allows MIL to detect missed frames even when the camera is triggered from a variable trigger or if the hooked function is slow.	‡		c M10													v
			This value is returned from your imaging board.	‡						j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27				y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the number of missed frames.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_PROCESS_FRAME_RATE		Inquires the rate at which the frames are grabbed using MdigProcess(). Note that this inquire type is determined based on the average of the camera's frame rate, and the total amount of time to process the user-defined hooked function(s). (summarize) Inquires the rate at which the frames are grabbed using MdigProcess(). (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the rate at which the frames are grabbed, in frames/sec.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_PROCESS_GRAB_MONITOR		Inquires whether to create an internal grab monitoring thread when using MdigProcess() with either M_START or M_SEQUENCE. SET (summarize) Inquires whether to create an internal grab monitoring thread when using MdigProcess() with either M_START or M_SEQUENCE. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Does not create a grab activity thread.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Creates a grab activity thread.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_PROCESS_PENDING_GRAB_NUM		Inquires the number of buffers remaining in the list of buffers used by MdigProcess(). Note that this number includes the buffer used by the grab in progress. When dealing with round-robin grabbing, this number will typically be relatively close to the total number of allocated grab buffers. (summarize) Inquires the number of buffers remaining in the list of buffers used by MdigProcess(). (more details...)		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the number of buffers remaining in the list of buffers.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_PROCESS_TIMEOUT		Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait for MdigProcess() to complete the current grab (M_STOP) or all the queued grabs (M_STOP + M_WAIT), before generating an error. SET (summarize) Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait for MdigProcess() to complete the current grab (M_STOP) or all the queued grabs (M_STOP + M_WAIT), before generating an error. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_INFINITE	Specifies to wait indefinitely.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value >= 0	Specifies the time to wait, in msec.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_PROCESS_TOTAL_BUFFER_NUM		Inquires the total number of allocated grab buffers in the list of buffers before MdigProcess() begins. SET (summarize) Inquires the total number of allocated grab buffers in the list of buffers before MdigProcess() begins. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the total number of allocated grab buffers.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SCAN_MODE		Inquires the scan mode. (summarize) Inquires the scan mode. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_INTERLACE	Specifies interlace mode.		‡		c M10	g	h	i			l	m	o				u U36	v
	M_LINESCAN	Specifies line-scan mode.		‡		c M10				j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27			v	y U75	aa
	M_PROGRESSIVE	Specifies progressive mode.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SELECTED_FRAME_RATE		Inquires the frame rate of the camera when grabbing in synchronous mode. (summarize) Inquires the frame rate of the camera when grabbing in synchronous mode. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the frame rate to be used by the camera, in frames/sec.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SERIAL_NUMBER +		Inquires the serial number of the connected device. (summarize) Inquires the serial number of the connected device. (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_SERIAL_NUMBER + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size. Data type info: Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] MORE Data type: array of type MIL_TEXT_CHAR [optionally, in C++: MIL_STRING ] Required array size: MdigInquire ( M_SERIAL_NUMBER + M_STRING_SIZE ) Note: When using C++, you can pass a reference to a MIL_STRING instead. In this case, the function will automatically determine the correct string size.		‡													t U28
	"String"	Specifies the serial number of the connected device.		‡													t U28
M_SIGN		Inquires whether the data is signed or unsigned. (summarize) Inquires whether the data is signed or unsigned. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_SIGNED	Specifies that the data is signed.		‡	a	c M10								o					v
	M_UNSIGNED	Specifies that the data is unsigned.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SIZE_BAND		Inquires the number of input color bands of the digitizer. (summarize) Inquires the number of input color bands of the digitizer. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the number of input color bands of the digitizer.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
M_SIZE_BAND_LUT		Inquires the number of input color bands of the LUT buffer associated with the digitizer. (summarize) Inquires the number of input color bands of the LUT buffer associated with the digitizer. (more details...)		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	Value > 0	Specifies the number of input color bands.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
M_SIZE_BIT		Inquires the depth per band. (summarize) Inquires the depth per band. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the depth per band, in bits.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SIZE_X +		Inquires the width of the image. When you specify the digitizer configuration format (DCF) appropriate for your camera, using MdigAlloc() with DataFormat, you are indirectly setting the size of the image that can be grabbed. (summarize) Inquires the width of the image. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the width of the image, in pixels.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SIZE_Y +		Inquires the height of the image. When you specify the digitizer configuration format (DCF) appropriate for your camera, using MdigAlloc() with DataFormat, you are indirectly setting the size of the image that can be grabbed. (summarize) Inquires the height of the image. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the height of the image, in pixels.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SOURCE_DATA_FORMAT		Inquires the MIL buffer format that is compatible with the camera's pixel format. (summarize) Inquires the MIL buffer format that is compatible with the camera's pixel format. (more details...)		‡		c M10			i					o				u U36	v
			MIL system specific
			Note that this value returns the MIL-equivalent of the camera's current pixel format. The camera's pixel format typically varies from camera to camera. To change the camera's pixel format, use MdigControlFeature().	‡		c M10								o					v
			Note that this value returns the default MIL buffer format, set using the DCF.	‡					i									u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10			i					o				u U36	v
	M_PACKED +	Specifies that the buffer's bands are stored in packed format (color buffer only); that is, the pixel components are stored together (RGB RGB RGB...).		‡		c M10			i					o				u U36	v
	M_PLANAR +	Specifies that the buffer's bands are stored in planar format; that is, each pixel is stored as three component planes (RRR... GGG... BBB...).		‡		c M10								o					v
M_SOURCE_NUMBER_OF_FRAMES		Inquires the number of frames that can be grabbed. (summarize) Inquires the number of frames that can be grabbed. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_INFINITE	Specifies an infinite number of frames.		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value > 0	Specifies the number of frames in the AVI file or folder specified when you allocated the digitizer.		‡	a
M_SOURCE_OFFSET_X		Inquires the X-offset of the input-signal capture window. SET (summarize) Inquires the X-offset of the input-signal capture window. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the X-offset, in pixels.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SOURCE_OFFSET_Y		Inquires the Y-offset of the input-signal capture window. SET (summarize) Inquires the Y-offset of the input-signal capture window. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the Y-offset, in pixels.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SOURCE_SIZE_X		Inquires the width of the input signal capture window. SET (summarize) Inquires the width of the input signal capture window. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the width, in pixels.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_SOURCE_SIZE_Y		Inquires the height of the input signal capture window. SET (summarize) Inquires the height of the input signal capture window. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the height, in pixels.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_TARGET_BUFFER_OBJECT		Inquires whether the digitizer outputs data in a format suitable for grabbing into a buffer or a container. Note that you can grab from any digitizer into either a buffer or a container. However, grabbing data suitable for a container into a buffer will result in only one of the components transmitted from the camera being grabbed. Grabbing data suitable for a buffer into a container is supported, but not typically necessary. You can automatically allocate the MIL object most suitable for grabbing from a specified digitizer using MbufAllocDefault(). (summarize) Inquires whether the digitizer outputs data in a format suitable for grabbing into a buffer or a container. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_CONTAINER	Specifies that the digitizer outputs data in a format suitable for grabbing into a container.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_IMAGE	Specifies that the digitizer outputs data in a format suitable for grabbing grabbing into a buffer.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_TL_TRIGGER_ACTIVATION		Inquires the signal variation upon which to generate a trigger signal to the camera through the transport layer interface. SET (summarize) Inquires the signal variation upon which to generate a trigger signal to the camera through the transport layer interface. SET (more details...)		‡							k U29									y U75
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡							k U29									y U75
	M_ANY_EDGE	Specifies that a trigger will be generated both upon a high-to-low and a low-to-high signal transition.		‡							k U29									y U75
	M_EDGE_RISING	Specifies that a trigger will be generated upon a low-to-high signal transition.		‡							k U29									y U75
M_TYPE		Inquires the data type and depth of the digitizer's input. Depth is returned in bits. (summarize) Inquires the data type and depth of the digitizer's input. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	depth value + M_SIGNED	Specifies the data depth and that the data is signed.		‡		c M10	g	h	i			l	m	o			t U28	u U36	v
	depth value + M_UNSIGNED	Specifies the data depth and that the data is unsigned.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_VIDEO_OUTPUT		Inquires whether to route the current digitizer's video input signal to a specific analog video output. SET (summarize) Inquires whether to route the current digitizer's video input signal to a specific analog video output. SET (more details...)		‡				h
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡				h
	M_NULL	Specifies that the current digitizer's video input signal is not routed to an analog video output.		‡				h
	M_CHn	Specifies that the current digitizer's video input signal is routed to analog video output n (VID_OUT n), where n is a value from 0 to 3.		‡				h
M_WHITE_BALANCE		Inquires whether to perform white balancing. SET (summarize) Inquires whether to perform white balancing. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire value is only supported on Matrox Solios eV-CLB and eV-CLBL.	‡									m
			Note that this inquire type is used to perform Bayer conversion if performed by the Host. To inquire the Bayer conversion on the camera, use MdigInquireFeature(); refer to your camera's documentation for details regarding the features to inquire.	‡		c M10								o					v
			Note that this inquire type is only available when using color versions of Matrox Iris GTR (such as 1300C).	‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that white balancing is disabled.		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that white balancing is enabled. INFO		‡		c M10					k M10		m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa

¹ If the value was passed in a variable, it won't be returned enclosed in MIL_TEXT().

Combination value for M_NEAREST_NEIGHBOR (when InquireType=M_GRAB_SCALE_INTERPOLATION_MODE and UserVarPtr=M_NEAREST_NEIGHBOR).

The following value might be combined with the above-mentioned value to get the speed and precision of the interpolation.

For specifying the speed and precision of the interpolation
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_FAST	Uses a fast interpolation. INFO	‡	i

Combination values for M_DEV_NUMBER (when InquireType=M_EXTENDED_INIT_FLAG and UserVarPtr=M_DEV_NUMBER); M_GC_DEVICE_IP_ADDRESS (when InquireType=M_EXTENDED_INIT_FLAG and UserVarPtr=M_GC_DEVICE_IP_ADDRESS); M_GC_DEVICE_NAME (when InquireType=M_EXTENDED_INIT_FLAG and UserVarPtr=M_GC_DEVICE_NAME).

One or more of the following values might be combined with the above-mentioned values to specify further details of the allocation of your camera.

For inquiring additional allocation details
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_GC_PACKET_SIZE_NEGOTIATION_SKIP	Specifies that the packet size negotiation task is skipped. INFO	‡	c M10
M_GC_XML_DOWNLOAD_SKIP	Specifies that the camera's device description file (XML) should not be downloaded from the camera associated with the digitizer. INFO	‡	c M10
M_GC_XML_FORCE_DOWNLOAD	Specifies that the camera's device description file (XML) should be downloaded from the camera associated with the digitizer. INFO	‡	c M10

One of the following values might be combined with the above-mentioned values to specify the allocated device will be the master or slave digitizer in a multicast master-slave relationship.

For specifying the multicast master-slave relationship
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_GC_MULTICAST_MASTER	Specifies that the allocated digitizer will be the master digitizer in a multicasting master-slave or monitor relationship. INFO	‡	c M10
M_GC_MULTICAST_MONITOR	Specifies that the allocated digitizer will be a special type of slave digitizer (a monitor digitizer) in a multicast master-slave relationship. INFO	‡	c M10
M_GC_MULTICAST_SLAVE	Specifies that the allocated digitizer will be a slave digitizer in a multicast master-slave relationship. INFO	‡	c M10

Combination values for M_PLANAR (when InquireType=M_SOURCE_DATA_FORMAT and UserVarPtr=M_PLANAR).

One of the following values might be combined with the above-mentioned value to specify the format of the planar color buffer.

Returns the format of the planar color buffer
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_MONO8	Specifies 8-bit monochrome depth planar pixels.	‡	c M10	o	v
M_MONO16	Specifies 16-bit monochrome depth planar pixels.	‡	c M10	o	v

Combination values for M_PACKED (when InquireType=M_SOURCE_DATA_FORMAT and UserVarPtr=M_PACKED).

One of the following values might be combined with the above-mentioned value to specify the format of the packed color buffer.

Returns the format of the packed color buffer
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_BGR24	Specifies 24-bit color depth packed pixels (BGRBGR).	‡	c M10		o		v
M_BGR32	Specifies 32-bit color depth packed pixels (BGRXBGRX). The most-significant byte is a "don't care" byte. (summarize) Specifies 32-bit color depth packed pixels (BGRXBGRX). (more details...)	‡	c M10	i	o	u U36	v
M_RGB15	Specifies 16-bit color depth packed pixels (XRGB 1:5:5:5). Note that when accessing an M_RGB15 + packed buffer as a 3-band 8-bit buffer, the least significant bits are set to 0. (summarize) Specifies 16-bit color depth packed pixels (XRGB 1:5:5:5). (more details...)	‡	c M10		o		v
M_RGB16	Specifies 16-bit color depth packed pixels (RGB 5:6:5). Note that when accessing an M_RGB16 + packed buffer as a 3-band 8-bit buffer, the least significant bits are set to 0. (summarize) Specifies 16-bit color depth packed pixels (RGB 5:6:5). (more details...)	‡	c M10		o		v
M_RGB24	Specifies 24-bit color depth (RGB 8:8:8) packed or planar pixels.	‡	c M10		o		v
M_RGB48	Specifies 48-bit color depth (RGB 16:16:16) packed or planar pixels.	‡	c M10		o		v
M_YUV16	Specifies YUV16 packed (4:2:2) pixels.	‡	c M10		o	u U36	v
M_YUV16_UYVY	Specifies YUV16 packed (4:2:2) pixels, whereby the components of each pixel are stored in the UYVY order. For more information, see the YUV buffers section of Chapter 21: Data buffers. (summarize) Specifies YUV16 packed (4:2:2) pixels, whereby the components of each pixel are stored in the UYVY order. (more details...)	‡	c M10	i	o	u U36	v
M_YUV16_YUYV	Specifies YUV16 packed (4:2:2) pixels, whereby the components of each pixel are stored in the YUYV order. For more information, see the YUV buffers section of Chapter 21: Data buffers. (summarize) Specifies YUV16 packed (4:2:2) pixels, whereby the components of each pixel are stored in the YUYV order. (more details...)	‡	c M10	i	o	u U36	v
M_YUV411_1394	Specifies YUV411 packed (6:6:6) pixels.	‡	c M10		o		v
M_YUV444	Specifies YUV444 packed (3:3:3) pixels.	‡	c M10		o		v

Combination value for M_GC_CLPROTOCOL_DEVICE_ID.

You must add the following value to the above-mentioned value to specify which Camera Link camera to inquire.

For specifying which Camera Link camera to inquire
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
0 <= Value <= 127	Specifies which Camera Link camera to inquire.	‡	j	m	p	r U27	aa

Combination values for M_BOB_METHOD (when InquireType=M_HARDWARE_DEINTERLACING and UserVarPtr=M_BOB_METHOD); M_MADI_METHOD (when InquireType=M_HARDWARE_DEINTERLACING and UserVarPtr=M_MADI_METHOD).

One of the following values might be combined with the above-mentioned values to get whether anti-aliasing and/or dithering is enabled.

For specifying whether anti-aliasing and/or dithering is enabled
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_ANTIALIASING	Specifies that anti-aliasing is enabled.	‡	i
M_DITHERING	Specifies that dithering is enabled.	‡	i

You can add the following value to the above-mentioned values to get the string's length.

For getting the string size
InquireType		Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_STRING_SIZE		Retrieves the length of the string, including the terminating null character ("\0"). (summarize) Retrieves the length of the string, including the terminating null character ("\0"). (more details...)																			‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa

The following inquire types and inquire values relate to (if available) the reference levels used to digitize the analog signal received from a camera. These inquire types are specific to analog input devices. Depending on the type of digitizer and input signal, some reference types are not applicable. The smallest voltage increment supported by your board can differ such that consecutive reference-level settings might produce the same result. Note, some digitizers might take a few milliseconds before the reference level stabilizes.

For the general reference settings
InquireType		Description		MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_BLACK_OFFSET +		Inquires the offset to the black level of the image in hardware. SET (summarize) Inquires the offset to the black level of the image in hardware. SET (more details...)												‡	t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡							t U28
	0<= Value <= 255	Specifies the value of the black offset.		‡							t U28
M_BLACK_REF +		Inquires the input signal's digitization black reference level. SET (summarize) Inquires the input signal's digitization black reference level. SET (more details...)		‡	c M10				l	o			v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡	c M10				l	o			v
	Value	Specifies the black reference level.		‡	c M10				l	o			v
M_BRIGHTNESS_REF		Inquires the brightness level for composite input signals. SET (summarize) Inquires the brightness level for composite input signals. SET (more details...)		‡		g	h	i				u U36
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire, you must use an RGB or composite DCF.	‡				i				u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡		g	h	i				u U36
	Value	Specifies the brightness reference value.		‡		g	h	i				u U36
M_CONTRAST_REF		Inquires the contrast level for composite input signals. SET (summarize) Inquires the contrast level for composite input signals. SET (more details...)		‡		g	h	i				u U36
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type, you must use a DCF that uses a composite video signal.	‡				i				u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡		g	h	i				u U36
	Value	Specifies the contrast reference value.		‡		g	h	i				u U36
M_HUE_REF		Inquires the hue level for composite input signals. Note that this inquire type is not supported for monochrome cameras. SET (summarize) Inquires the hue level for composite input signals. SET (more details...)		‡		g	h	i				u U36
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type, you must use a DCF that uses a composite video signal.	‡				i				u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡		g	h	i				u U36
	Value	Specifies the digitizer hue reference level.		‡		g	h	i				u U36
M_SATURATION_REF		Inquires the saturation level for composite input signals. SET (summarize) Inquires the saturation level for composite input signals. SET (more details...)		‡		g	h	i				u U36
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type, you must use a DCF that uses a composite video signal.	‡				i				u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡		g	h	i				u U36
	Value	Specifies the digitizer saturation reference level.		‡		g	h	i				u U36
M_WHITE_REF +		Inquires the input signal's digitization white reference level. SET (summarize) Inquires the input signal's digitization white reference level. SET (more details...)		‡	c M10				l	o			v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡	c M10				l	o			v
	Value	Specifies the digitizer's white reference value.		‡	c M10				l	o			v

Combination values for M_BLACK_REF; M_WHITE_REF.

You can add one of the following values to the above-mentioned values to get information about a specific acquisition path used by the digitizer.

For specifying which acquisition path is inquired
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_ALL_REF	Inquires the reference level on all available acquisition paths.	‡	l
M_CH0_REF	Inquires the reference level on acquisition path 0.	‡	l
M_CH1_REF	Inquires the reference level on acquisition path 1.	‡	l
M_CH2_REF	Inquires the reference level on acquisition path 2.	‡	l
M_CH3_REF	Inquires the reference level on acquisition path 3.	‡	l

Combination value for M_BLACK_REF; M_WHITE_REF.

You can add the following value to the above-mentioned values to determine the reference level in Volts.

For specifying the black and white reference level in Volts
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_VOLTAGE	Inquires the reference level in Volts.	‡	l

The following inquire types and inquire values allow you to inquire the input gain and shading correction.

For inquiring the input gain and shading correction
InquireType		Description		MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_GAIN +		Inquires the input gain with which to amplify the input signal. SET (summarize) Inquires the input gain with which to amplify the input signal. SET (more details...)															‡	c M10	o	t U28	v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10						o		t U28		v
	Min. gain <= Value <= Max. gain	Specifies a value between the minimum and maximum values supported by the camera. INFO		‡	c M10						o		t U28		v
M_GRAB_AUTOMATIC_INPUT_GAIN +		Inquires whether the input gain should be automatically set. SET (summarize) Inquires whether the input gain should be automatically set. SET (more details...)		‡	c M10	g	h	i			o			u U36	v
			MIL system specific
			If the components of the input signal have different automatic input gain states, this inquire type returns the automatic input gain state of the luminance component. To inquire about the state of the automatic input-gain setting for a specific component of the input signal, see combination values below.	‡		g
			This inquire type is only supported when the device number of the specified digitizer is M_DEV2 or M_DEV3. Note that this inquire type is available when the DCF specifies to grab either an analog or digital input signal.	‡										u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	g	h	i			o			u U36	v
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the input gain is not automatically set.		‡	c M10	g	h	i			o			u U36	v
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that the input gain is automatically set.		‡	c M10	g	h	i			o			u U36	v
M_GRAB_INPUT_GAIN +		Inquires the input gain with which to amplify the input signal. SET (summarize) Inquires the input gain with which to amplify the input signal. SET (more details...)		‡		g	h	i		l				u U36
			MIL system specific
			If the acquisition paths or components of the input signal have different input gain, this inquire type returns the input gain of the first acquisition path or the luminance component, respectively. To inquire about the input gain last applied to a specific acquisition path or component of the input signal, see combination values below.	‡		g				l
			This inquire type is only available when the DCF specifies to grab an analog input signal.	‡				i
			This inquire type is only supported when the device number of the digitizer is M_DEV2 or M_DEV3. Note that this inquire type is available when the DCF specifies to grab either an analog or digital input signal.	‡										u U36
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		g	h	i		l				u U36
	M_GAIN0	Specifies the first input gain supported. INFO		‡				i		l
	M_GAIN1	Specifies the second input gain supported. INFO		‡				i		l
	M_GAIN2	Specifies the third input gain supported. INFO		‡				i		l
	M_GAIN3	Specifies the fourth input gain supported. INFO		‡				i		l
	M_MAX_LEVEL	Specifies the maximum input gain factor.		‡		g	h	i		l				u U36
	M_MIN_LEVEL	Specifies the minimum input gain factor.		‡		g	h	i		l				u U36
	0 <= Value <= 255	Specifies an integer value which is used to determine the input gain factor. INFO		‡		g	h	i		l				u U36
M_SHADING_CORRECTION		Inquires whether to perform a gain and offset correction per pixel (shading correction). SET (summarize) Inquires whether to perform a gain and offset correction per pixel (shading correction). SET (more details...)		‡					k U29			p				y U75
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available on Matrox Rapixo CXP Pro, and only if the loaded FPGA configuration contains the Matrox PU that supports this functionality.	‡												y U75
			Note that this inquire type is only available on Matrox Radient eV-CXP for 3D profiling.	‡					k U29
			Note that this inquire type is only available if the loaded FPGA configuration contains the Matrox PU that supports this functionality.	‡								p
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡					k U29			p				y U75
	M_DISABLE	Disables shading correction.		‡					k U29			p				y U75
	M_ENABLE	Enables shading correction.		‡					k U29			p				y U75
M_SHADING_CORRECTION_GAIN_FIXED_POINT		Inquires the number of bits in the fractional part of the gain values specified for performing shading correction, where values are in fixed point format. The image resulting from the shading correction will be rounded to the nearest whole number. SET (summarize) Inquires the number of bits in the fractional part of the gain values specified for performing shading correction, where values are in fixed point format. SET (more details...)		‡					k U29			p				y U75
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available if the loaded FPGA configuration contains the Matrox PU that supports this functionality.	‡								p
			Note that this inquire type is only available on Matrox Radient eV-CXP for 3D profiling.	‡					k U29
			Note that this inquire type is only available if the loaded FPGA configuration contains the Matrox PU that supports this functionality.	‡								p
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡					k U29			p				y U75
	0 < Value <= 16	Specifies the number of bits in the fractional part of the fixed-point gain values.		‡					k U29			p				y U75
M_SHADING_CORRECTION_GAIN_ID		Inquires the buffer containing the gain values that your digitizer should use when it performs shading correction. SET (summarize) Inquires the buffer containing the gain values that your digitizer should use when it performs shading correction. SET (more details...)		‡					k U29			p				y U75
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available on Matrox Rapixo CXP Pro, and only if the loaded FPGA configuration contains the Matrox PU that supports this functionality.	‡												y U75
			Note that this inquire type is only available on Matrox Radient eV-CXP for 3D profiling.	‡					k U29
			Note that this inquire type is only available if the loaded FPGA configuration contains the Matrox PU that supports this functionality.	‡								p
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID		‡					k U29			p				y U75
	M_NULL	Specifies not to apply a gain correction when performing shading correction. This is the default value. (summarize) Specifies not to apply a gain correction when performing shading correction. (more details...)		‡					k U29			p				y U75
	ShadingCorrectionGainID	Specifies the identifier of an M_IMAGE buffer containing the gain values. INFO		‡					k U29			p				y U75
M_SHADING_CORRECTION_OFFSET_ID		Inquires the buffer containing the offset values that your digitizer should use when it performs a shading correction. SET (summarize) Inquires the buffer containing the offset values that your digitizer should use when it performs a shading correction. SET (more details...)		‡					k U29			p				y U75
			MIL system specific
			Note that this inquire type is only available on Matrox Rapixo CXP Pro, and only if the loaded FPGA configuration contains the Matrox PU that supports this functionality.	‡												y U75
			Note that this inquire type is only available on Matrox Radient eV-CXP for 3D profiling.	‡					k U29
			Note that this inquire type is only available if the loaded FPGA configuration contains the Matrox PU that supports this functionality.	‡								p
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_ID Data type: address of a MIL_ID		‡					k U29			p				y U75
	M_NULL	Specifies not to apply an offset correction when performing shading correction. This is the default value. (summarize) Specifies not to apply an offset correction when performing shading correction. (more details...)		‡					k U29			p				y U75
	ShadingCorrectionOffsetID	Specifies the identifier of an M_IMAGE buffer containing the offset values. INFO		‡					k U29			p				y U75

Combination value for M_BLACK_REF; M_GRAB_INPUT_GAIN; M_INPUT_FILTER; M_WHITE_REF.

You can add the following value to the above-mentioned values to specify which component(s) to inquire.

For specifying the acquisition path
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_CHn	Inquires the setting applied to acquisition path n, used by the digitizer. When adding this combination constant to M_GRAB_INPUT_GAIN, n can be a value from 0 to 2. When adding this combination constant to M_BLACK_REF and M_WHITE_REF, n can be a value from 0 to 2. When adding this combination constant to M_INPUT_FILTER, n can be a value from 0 to 3. (summarize) Inquires the setting applied to acquisition path n, used by the digitizer. (more details...)	‡	l

Combination values for M_GRAB_AUTOMATIC_INPUT_GAIN; M_GRAB_INPUT_GAIN.

You can add one of the following values to the above-mentioned values to get the specific video signal component to apply the input-gain setting.

Note that these combination constants are only available if your DCF uses a color composite video signal.

For specifying the specific video signal component to apply the input-gain setting
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_CHROMINANCE	Specifies the input-gain setting applied to the chrominance component of the video signal. INFO	‡	g	h	i
M_LUMINANCE	Specifies the input-gain setting applied to the luminance component of the video signal. INFO	‡	g	h	i

The following inquire types and inquire values allow you to inquire the mode and the purpose of your Matrox imaging board's I/O signals (such as, auxiliary, Camera Link control, and transport layer trigger signal). Once the format, routing, and mode are determined for an I/O signal, you can further inquire the I/O signal using the inquire types described in the following tables: For inquiring the state of specified user-bits in a static-user-output register, For inquiring the settings of a timer, For inquiring the camera's exposure, and For inquiring the settings to grab using a trigger.

Note that for all MIL supported hardware that have I/O signals, but are not supported with the constants below, see MsysInquire().

For inquiring I/O signals and their mode
InquireType		Description		MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_AUX_IO_COUNT		Inquires the total number of auxiliary signals. (summarize) Inquires the total number of auxiliary signals. (more details...)														‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the total number of auxiliary signals.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_AUX_IO_COUNT_IN		Inquires the total number of auxiliary input and bidirectional signals. (summarize) Inquires the total number of auxiliary input and bidirectional signals. (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the total number of auxiliary input and bidirectional signals.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_AUX_IO_COUNT_OUT		Inquires the total number of auxiliary output and bidirectional signals. (summarize) Inquires the total number of auxiliary output and bidirectional signals. (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the total number of auxiliary output and bidirectional signals.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_CC_IO_COUNT_OUT		Inquires the total number of camera control output signals. (summarize) Inquires the total number of camera control output signals. (more details...)		‡	c M10	j		l	m	o	p	r U27	v		aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j		l	m	o	p	r U27	v		aa
	Value	Specifies the total number of camera control output and bidirectional signals.		‡	c M10	j		l	m	o	p	r U27	v		aa
M_IO_FORMAT +		Inquires the type of transmitter/receiver enabled for the specified I/O signal. SET You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify the type and number of the I/O signal to inquire (summarize) Inquires the type of transmitter/receiver enabled for the specified I/O signal. SET (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the specified I/O signal is not available for use.		‡	c M10					o			v
	M_LVDS	Specifies to use the LVDS transmitter/receiver for the I/O signal.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_OPEN_DRAIN	Specifies to use the open collector (open drain) transmitter/receiver for the specified I/O signal.		‡	c M10					o			v
	M_OPTO	Specifies to use the opto-coupled transmitter/receiver for the specified I/O signal.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_RS422	Specifies to use the RS-422 transmitter/receiver for the specified I/O signal.		‡	c M10					o			v
	M_TRI_STATE	Specifies to use the tri-state transmitter/receiver for the specified I/O signal.		‡	c M10					o			v
	M_TTL	Specifies to use the TTL transmitter/receiver for the specified I/O signal.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_IO_INTERRUPT_ACTIVATION +		Inquires the signal transition upon which to generate an interrupt, if interrupt generation has been enabled for the specified I/O signal. SET You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify the type and number of the I/O signal to inquire (summarize) Inquires the signal transition upon which to generate an interrupt, if interrupt generation has been enabled for the specified I/O signal. SET (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_ANY_EDGE	Specifies to generate an interrupt upon both a low-to-high and a high-to-low signal transition.		‡	c M10					o			v
	M_EDGE_FALLING	Specifies that an interrupt will be generated upon a high-to-low signal transition.		‡	c M10					o			v
	M_EDGE_RISING	Specifies that an interrupt will be generated upon a low-to-high signal transition.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_IO_INTERRUPT_STATE +		Inquires whether to generate an interrupt upon the specified transition of the I/O signal. SET You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify the type and number of the I/O signal to inquire (summarize) Inquires whether to generate an interrupt upon the specified transition of the I/O signal. SET (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies not to generate an interrupt.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to generate an interrupt.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_IO_MODE +		Inquires the mode of the specified I/O signal. SET You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify the type and number of the I/O signal to inquire (summarize) Inquires the mode of the specified I/O signal. SET (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_INPUT	Specifies that the signal is for input.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_OUTPUT	Specifies that the signal is for output.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_IO_SOURCE +		Inquires the type of signal routed onto an output signal or onto a bidirectional signal set to output mode. SET You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify the type and number of the I/O signal to inquire (summarize) Inquires the type of signal routed onto an output signal or onto a bidirectional signal set to output mode. SET (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_AUX_IOn	Specifies to reroute auxiliary input signal n to the output signal, where n is the number of the auxiliary input signal. INFO		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies to not route any signal to the specified signal.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_HSYNC	Specifies to route the horizontal synchronization signal of the camera. INFO		‡				l	m
	M_PIXCLK	Specifies to route the pixel clock signal of the camera. INFO		‡				l	m
	M_TIMERn	Specifies to route the output of timer n, where n is the number of timers available. INFO		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_TL_TRIGGER	Specifies to use the transport layer trigger signal (input mode only). INFO		‡			k M10							y U75
	M_USER_BIT_CC_IOn	Specifies to route the state of bit n of the camera control static-user-output register, where n is a value from 0 to 1. INFO		‡		j			m		p	r U27			aa
	M_USER_BIT_TL_TRIGGER	Specifies to route the state of the bit of the TL trigger static-user-output register.		‡			k M10							y U75
	M_USER_BITn	Specifies to route the state of bit n of the main static-user-output register, where n is the bit number. INFO		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_VSYNC	Specifies to route the vertical synchronization signal of the camera. INFO		‡				l	m
M_IO_STATUS +		Inquires the status of the input signal or bidirectional signal set to input. You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify the type and number of the I/O signal to inquire (summarize) Inquires the status of the input signal or bidirectional signal set to input. (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_INVALID	Specifies that the input signal is disabled.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_OFF	Specifies that the input signal is off.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_ON	Specifies that the input signal is on.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_UNKNOWN	Specifies that the input signal cannot be inquired with its current configuration. (summarize) Specifies that the input signal cannot be inquired with its current configuration. (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Inquiring the status of an auxiliary output signal will return this value, unless the auxiliary signal is outputting a user-bit (set using MdigControl() with M_IO_SOURCE set to M_USER_BIT...).	‡		j			m		p	r U27			aa
M_IO_STATUS_ALL +		Inquires the status of all available I/O signals. Note that if there are I/O signals that cannot be inquired, the bits representing those signals, in the bit-encoded value returned, are not necessarily valid; these bits should be ignored. (summarize) Inquires the status of all available I/O signals. (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the bit-encoded value representing the status of all available and inquirable I/O signals.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_TL_TRIGGER_COUNT		Inquires the total number of TL trigger signals. (summarize) Inquires the total number of TL trigger signals. (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the total number of TL trigger signals.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_TL_TRIGGER_COUNT_IN		Inquires the total number of input and I/O TL trigger signals. (summarize) Inquires the total number of input and I/O TL trigger signals. (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the total number of input and I/O TL trigger signals.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_TL_TRIGGER_COUNT_OUT		Inquires the total number of output and I/O TL trigger signals. (summarize) Inquires the total number of output and I/O TL trigger signals. (more details...)		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the total number of output and I/O TL trigger signals.		‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa

Combination values for M_IO_FORMAT; M_IO_INTERRUPT_ACTIVATION; M_IO_INTERRUPT_STATE; M_IO_MODE; M_IO_SOURCE; M_IO_STATUS.

You must add one of the following values to the above-mentioned values to specify the type and number of the I/O signal to inquire.

These combination constants have certain restrictions; for more information, refer to the For specifying the type and number of the I/O signal to affect combination table in MdigControl().

For specifying the type and number of the I/O signal to inquire
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_AUX_IOn	Specifies to inquire auxiliary signal n, where n is the signal number. INFO	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_CC_IOn	Specifies to inquire Camera Link camera control signal n, where n is a value from 1 to 4. INFO	‡		j			m		p	r U27			aa
M_TL_TRIGGER	Specifies to inquire the transport layer trigger signal. INFO	‡			k M10							y U75

Combination values for M_IO_STATUS_ALL.

You can add one of the following values to the above-mentioned value to specify the type of I/O signal to inquire.

For specifying the type of I/O signal to inquire
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_AUX_IO	Specifies to inquire all auxiliary signals.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_CC_IO	Specifies to inquire all Camera Link camera control signals.	‡		j			m		p	r U27			aa

The following inquire types and inquire values allow you to inquire the bits in a static-user-output register. The user-bits are the bits associated with I/O signals set to output or output signals. For the correspondence between your MIL user-bits and the signal names, see the connectors and signal names section of the MIL Hardware-specific Notes chapter for your Matrox imaging board.

Note that for other Matrox imaging boards that have user-bits, but are not supported with the constants below, see MsysInquire().

For inquiring the state of specified user-bits in a static-user-output register
InquireType		Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_USER_BIT_COUNT		Inquires the total number of bits in the static-user-output register. (summarize) Inquires the total number of bits in the static-user-output register. (more details...)													‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the number of bits in the default static-user-output register.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_USER_BIT_STATE +		Inquires the state of the specified bit in a static-user-output register. SET You must specify a combination value from the following table: To determine the bit in the static-user-output register (summarize) Inquires the state of the specified bit in a static-user-output register. SET (more details...)	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_OFF	Specifies that the specified bit is set to off.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	M_ON	Specifies that the specified bit is set to on.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
M_USER_BIT_STATE_ALL +		Inquires the state of all the bits in a static-user-output register. To change the type of static-user-output register (that is, from the main static-user-output register to a the camera control static-user-output register), use one of the combination values documented below. SET (summarize) Inquires the state of all the bits in a static-user-output register. SET (more details...)	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies a bit-encoded value that establishes the value of all the bits of the specified static-user-output register. INFO	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa

Combination values for M_USER_BIT_STATE.

You must add one of the following values to the above-mentioned value to determine the bit in the static-user-output register.

For inquiring the bit in the static-user-output register
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_USER_BIT_CC_IOn	Specifies which bit of the camera control static-user-output register to inquire , where n is a value from 0 to 1. INFO	‡		j			m		p	r U27			aa
M_USER_BIT_TL_TRIGGER0	Specifies to inquire the bit of the TL trigger static-user-output register.	‡			k M10							y U75
M_USER_BITn	Specifies to inquire bit n of the main static-user-output register. INFO	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	v	y U75	aa

Combination values for M_USER_BIT_STATE_ALL.

You can add one of the following values to the above-mentioned value to specify the static-user-output register to inquire, if you don't want to inquire the main static-user-output register.

For inquiring the static-user-output register type to inquire
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_USER_BIT	Specifies to inquire all the bits in the main static-user-output register.	‡	j	k M10	l	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_USER_BIT_CC_IO	Specifies to inquire all the bits in the static-user-output register associated with Camera Link camera control signals (the camera control static-user-output register).	‡	j			m	p	r U27		aa
M_USER_BIT_TL_TRIGGER	Specifies to inquire all the bits in the static-user-output register associated with TL trigger signals (the TL trigger static-user-output register).	‡		k M10					y U75

The following inquire types and inquire values specify the settings for inquiring triggers. For more information, see the Grabbing with triggers section of Chapter 25: Grabbing with your digitizer.

[Matrox Morphis]

Triggered grabs are not supported on Matrox Morphis Quad.

For inquiring the settings to grab using a trigger
InquireType		Description		MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_GRAB_CONTINUOUS_END_TRIGGER		Inquires whether an automatic trigger is generated after MdigHalt() is issued when performing a triggered continuous grab. SET (summarize) Inquires whether an automatic trigger is generated after MdigHalt() is issued when performing a triggered continuous grab. SET (more details...)																				‡	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies not to generate the trigger automatically. INFO		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to generate the trigger automatically. INFO		‡		c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_TRIGGER_ACTIVATION		Inquires the signal transition upon which to generate a grab trigger. SET (summarize) Inquires the signal transition upon which to generate a grab trigger. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10	g			j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10	g			j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_ANY_EDGE	Specifies that a trigger will be generated upon both a low-to-high and a high-to-low signal transition.		‡		c M10								o					v
	M_EDGE_FALLING	Specifies that a trigger will be generated upon a high-to-low signal transition.		‡		c M10	g			j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_EDGE_RISING	Specifies that a trigger will be generated upon a low-to-high signal transition.		‡		c M10	g			j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_LEVEL_HIGH	Specifies that a trigger is continuously issued during a high signal polarity.		‡		c M10	g			j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_LEVEL_LOW	Specifies that a trigger is continuously issued during a low signal polarity.		‡		c M10	g			j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_TRIGGER_DELAY		Inquires the delay between the trigger and the grab. SET (summarize) Inquires the delay between the trigger and the grab. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10								o					v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE		‡		c M10								o					v
	Value >= 0	Specifies the delay, in nsec.		‡		c M10								o					v
M_GRAB_TRIGGER_MISSED		Inquires whether the number of grab triggers missed should be counted. SET (summarize) Inquires whether the number of grab triggers missed should be counted. SET (more details...)		‡													t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡													t U28
	M_DISABLE	Specifies to not count the number of grab triggers missed.		‡													t U28
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to count the number of grab triggers missed.		‡													t U28
M_GRAB_TRIGGER_OVERLAP		Inquires how a new grab trigger will be dealt with when the current grab is in progress. SET (summarize) Inquires how a new grab trigger will be dealt with when the current grab is in progress. SET (more details...)		‡		c M10					k U29			o			t U28		v	y U75
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡		c M10					k U29			o			t U28		v	y U75
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that a triggered grab will not overlap the transfer of the previous image. INFO		‡		c M10								o			t U28		v
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that a triggered grab can overlap the transfer of the previous image.		‡		c M10								o			t U28		v
	M_OFF	Specifies that a new trigger is ignored.		‡							k U29									y U75
	M_PREVIOUS_FRAME	Specifies that a trigger received, while a grab is in progress, will be latched (stored). INFO		‡							k U29									y U75
	M_RESET	Specifies that the current grab will be immediately stopped and a new grab will be started.		‡							k U29									y U75
M_GRAB_TRIGGER_SOURCE		Inquires the source for the grab trigger. SET (summarize) Inquires the source for the grab trigger. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_NULL	Specifies that there is no trigger source.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_AUX_IOn	Specifies to use auxiliary input signal n as the trigger source, where n is the number of the auxiliary signal. INFO		‡		c M10	g			j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_HSYNC	Specifies to use the horizontal synchronization signal of the camera as the trigger source.		‡						j		l	m		p	r U27					aa
	M_IO_COMMAND_LIST1 +	Specifies to use a bit of the I/O command register of I/O command list 1 as a trigger source. This value is combined with a value from the following table: To specify which I/O command register bit to use (summarize) Specifies to use a bit of the I/O command register of I/O command list 1 as a trigger source. (more details...)		‡													t U28
	M_ROTARY_ENCODER	Specifies to use the output of the default rotary decoder (set with M_ROTARY_ENCODER_OUTPUT_MODE) as the trigger source. INFO		‡						j	k M10		m		p	r U27	t U28			y U75	aa
	M_ROTARY_ENCODERn	Specifies to use rotary decoder n as the trigger source, where n is a number between 1 and 4. INFO		‡							k M10						t U28			y U75
	M_SOFTWARE	Specifies to use a software trigger as the trigger source. Use MdigControl() with M_GRAB_TRIGGER_SOFTWARE to issue the trigger. (summarize) Specifies to use a software trigger as the trigger source. (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_SOFTWAREn	Specifies to use the software trigger being used for the grab of another digitizer (on the same board) as the trigger source. INFO		‡							k M10									y U75
	M_TIMERn	Specifies to use the output signal of the specified timer as the trigger source. INFO		‡		c M10				j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28		v	y U75	aa
	M_TL_TRIGGER	Specifies to use the transport layer trigger signal. INFO		‡							k M10
	M_VSYNC	Specifies to use the vertical synchronization signal of the camera as the trigger source.		‡						j		l	m		p	r U27					aa
M_GRAB_TRIGGER_STATE		Inquires whether, when a grab command is issued (for example, MdigGrab()), to wait for a trigger before grabbing. SET (summarize) Inquires whether, when a grab command is issued (for example, MdigGrab()), to wait for a trigger before grabbing. SET (more details...)		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			Note that, to use this inquire type on the Host, you must pass a simulated digitizer (allocated using MdigAlloc() with M_EMULATED).	‡	a
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that, when a grab command is issued, the grab occurs without waiting for a trigger.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that, when a grab command is issued, the grab waits for a trigger before occurring.		‡	a	c M10	g	h	i	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	u U36	v	y U75	aa

Combination value for M_IO_COMMAND_LIST1 (when InquireType=M_GRAB_TRIGGER_SOURCE and UserVarPtr=M_IO_COMMAND_LIST1).

The following value is combined with the above-mentioned value to specify which I/O command register bit to use.

For specifying which I/O command register bit to use
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_IO_COMMAND_BITn	Specifies I/O command register bit n, where n represents the bit number. INFO	‡	t U28

The following inquire types allow you to inquire the settings for a grab of sequential frames into a multi-frame image buffer (frame burst).

For inquiring frame burst settings
InquireType		Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_GRAB_FRAME_BURST_END_TRIGGER_SOURCE		Inquires which signal causes the end of a grab of sequential frames into a multi-frame image buffer (end-of-frame-burst trigger). SET (summarize) Inquires which signal causes the end of a grab of sequential frames into a multi-frame image buffer (end-of-frame-burst trigger). SET (more details...)						‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_AUX_IOn	Specifies to use auxiliary input signal n as the trigger source, where n is the number of the auxiliary signal. INFO	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_FRAME_BURST_END_TRIGGER_STATE		Inquires whether a grab into a multi-frame image buffer is ended upon an end-of-frame-burst trigger. SET (summarize) Inquires whether a grab into a multi-frame image buffer is ended upon an end-of-frame-burst trigger. SET (more details...)	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that an end-of frame-burst trigger is not used to end the grab.	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that an end-of frame-burst trigger is used to end the grab.	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_FRAME_BURST_MAX_TIME		Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait for all the frames to be grabbed into the multi-frame buffer. The timer starts when the first frame is grabbed. SET (summarize) Inquires the maximum amount of time to wait for all the frames to be grabbed into the multi-frame buffer. SET (more details...)	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_INFINITE	Specifies to wait indefinitely.	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	0.000008 <= Value <= 1.000000	Specifies the maximum amount of time to wait, in secs.	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
M_GRAB_FRAME_BURST_SIZE		Inquires the number of sequential frames to grab into a multi-frame buffer with one grab command (MdigGrab(), or one grab of MdigProcess()). SET (summarize) Inquires the number of sequential frames to grab into a multi-frame buffer with one grab command (MdigGrab(), or one grab of MdigProcess()). SET (more details...)	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	1 <= Value <= 1023	Specifies the number of frames to grab.	‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa

The following inquire types and inquire values specify the settings for inquiring timers and the signals generated from a timer (timer output signals). For more information, see the Grabbing with triggers section of Chapter 25: Grabbing with your digitizer.

To specify which timer to inquire, see the For specifying which on-board timer to inquire combination value below.

For inquiring the settings of a timer
InquireType		Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_TIMER_CLOCK_FREQUENCY +		Inquires the frequency of the clock that drives the specified timer. (summarize) Inquires the frequency of the clock that drives the specified timer. (more details...)														‡	j	k M10	l	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	0	Specifies that the value cannot be inquired.	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the frequency of the clock source, in Hz.	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
M_TIMER_CLOCK_SOURCE +		Inquires the source of the clock that drives the specified timer. SET (summarize) Inquires the source of the clock that drives the specified timer. SET (more details...)	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	M_HSYNC	Specifies to use the horizontal synchronization frequency of your camera.	‡		j	k U29	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	M_PIXCLK	Specifies to use the pixel clock frequency of your camera.	‡		j		l	m		p	r U27				aa
	M_SYSCLK	Specifies to use the frequency of the allocated system's clock source. INFO	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	M_TIMERn	Specifies to use the frequency of the output of the specified timer, where n is the timer number. INFO	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	M_VSYNC	Specifies to use the vertical synchronization frequency of your camera.	‡		j	k U29	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
M_TIMER_DELAY +		Inquires the delay between the timer trigger and the active portion of the timer output signal. SET (summarize) Inquires the delay between the timer trigger and the active portion of the timer output signal. SET (more details...)	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	0	Specifies that there is no delay.	‡	c M10					o			t U28	v
	Value > 0	Specifies the delay, in nsec.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
M_TIMER_DELAY2 +		Inquires the delay between the end of the first active portion of the timer output signal and the start of the second pulse. SET (summarize) Inquires the delay between the end of the first active portion of the timer output signal and the start of the second pulse. SET (more details...)	‡		j	k U29				p	r U27			y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE	‡		j	k U29				p	r U27			y U75	aa
	Value > 0	Specifies the delay, in nsec.	‡		j	k U29				p	r U27			y U75	aa
M_TIMER_DURATION +		Inquires the duration for the active portion of the timer output signal. SET (summarize) Inquires the duration for the active portion of the timer output signal. SET (more details...)	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	Value > 0	Specifies the duration of the active portion of the timer output signal, in nsec.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
M_TIMER_DURATION2 +		Inquires the duration for the active portion of the second pulse of the timer output signal. SET (summarize) Inquires the duration for the active portion of the second pulse of the timer output signal. SET (more details...)	‡		j	k U29				p	r U27			y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE	‡		j	k U29				p	r U27			y U75	aa
	Value > 0	Specifies the duration of the active portion of the second pulse of the timer output signal, in nsecs.	‡		j	k U29				p	r U27			y U75	aa
M_TIMER_OUTPUT_INVERTER +		Inquires whether the output of the timer is inverted. SET (summarize) Inquires whether the output of the timer is inverted. SET (more details...)	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28		y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28		y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies not to invert the output of the timer.	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28		y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to invert the output of the timer.	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27	t U28		y U75	aa
M_TIMER_STATE +		Inquires the state of the specified timer. SET (summarize) Inquires the state of the specified timer. SET (more details...)	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the timer is disabled.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that the timer is enabled.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
M_TIMER_TRIGGER_ACTIVATION +		Inquires the signal variation upon which to generate a timer trigger, when the specified timer is enabled. SET (summarize) Inquires the signal variation upon which to generate a timer trigger, when the specified timer is enabled. SET (more details...)	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa
	M_ANY_EDGE	Specifies that a timer trigger will be generated both upon a high-to-low and a low-to-high signal transition.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa
	M_EDGE_FALLING	Specifies that a timer trigger will be generated upon a high-to-low signal transition.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa
	M_EDGE_RISING	Specifies that a timer trigger will be generated upon a low-to-high signal transition.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa
	M_LEVEL_HIGH	Specifies that a timer trigger is continuously issued during a high signal polarity.	‡	c M10					o				v
	M_LEVEL_LOW	Specifies that a timer trigger is continuously issued during a low signal polarity.	‡	c M10					o				v
M_TIMER_TRIGGER_MISSED +		Inquires whether to count the number of trigger pulses missed. SET (summarize) Inquires whether to count the number of trigger pulses missed. SET (more details...)	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies not to count the number of trigger pulses missed.	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies to count the number of trigger pulses missed.	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
M_TIMER_TRIGGER_OVERLAP +		Inquires how to deal with a new trigger that occurs while the associated timer has not yet expired. This is applied to both the delay and duration. SET (summarize) Inquires how to deal with a new trigger that occurs while the associated timer has not yet expired. SET (more details...)	‡			k U29								y U75
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡			k U29								y U75
	M_LATCH	Specifies that a trigger received, while the associated timer has not expired, will be latched (stored). INFO	‡			k U29								y U75
	M_OFF	Specifies that a new trigger is ignored.	‡			k U29								y U75
	M_RESET	Specifies that a new trigger automatically resets the timer (regardless of whether it is in its delay or active period) and then restarts the timer. INFO	‡			k U29								y U75
M_TIMER_TRIGGER_RATE_DIVIDER +		Inquires the frequency with which to accept trigger pulses. SET (summarize) Inquires the frequency with which to accept trigger pulses. SET (more details...)	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U74			y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡		j	k M10	l	m		p	r U74			y U75	aa
	1; 2; 4; 8; 16	Specifies the frequency with which to accept a trigger out of a series of trigger pulses. INFO	‡		j		l	m		p
	1 <= Value <= 255	Specifies the frequency with which to accept a trigger out of a series of trigger pulses. INFO	‡			k U29					r U74			y U75	aa
M_TIMER_TRIGGER_SOURCE +		Inquires the trigger source for the specified timer output signal. SET (summarize) Inquires the trigger source for the specified timer output signal. SET (more details...)	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	M_NULL	Specifies that there is no timer trigger source.	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27	t U28	v	y U75	aa
	M_AUX_IOn	Specifies to use auxiliary input signal n as the trigger source for the specified timer, where n is the number of the auxiliary signal. INFO	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa
	M_CONTINUOUS	Specifies to run the specified timer in periodic mode; no actual trigger signal is used. INFO	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa
	M_EXPOSURE_END	Specifies to use the exposure end signal as the trigger source. INFO	‡	c M10					o				v
	M_EXPOSURE_START	Specifies to use the exposure start signal as the trigger source. INFO	‡	c M10					o			t U28	v
	M_GRAB_TRIGGER	Specifies to use the grab trigger source signal as the trigger source. INFO	‡	c M10					o			t U28	v
	M_HSYNC	Specifies to use the horizontal synchronization signal as the trigger source.	‡		j	k U29	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	M_ROTARY_ENCODER	Specifies to use the output of the default rotary decoder (set with M_ROTARY_ENCODER_OUTPUT_MODE) as the trigger source. INFO	‡		j	k M10		m		p	r U27			y U75	aa
	M_ROTARY_ENCODERn	Specifies to use rotary decoder n, where n is a number between 1 and 4. INFO	‡			k M10								y U75
	M_SOFTWARE	Specifies to use a software trigger as the trigger source. INFO	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa
	M_TIMERn	Specifies to use the output signal of the specified timer as the trigger source, where n is the timer number. INFO	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa
	M_TL_TRIGGER	Specifies to use the transport layer trigger signal. INFO	‡			k M10								y U75
	M_VSYNC	Specifies to use the vertical synchronization signal as the trigger source.	‡		j	k U29	l	m		p	r U27			y U75	aa

The following inquire types and inquire values specify the settings for inquiring the camera's exposure. For more information, see the Hardware-specific Notes for your Matrox Imaging board.

For inquiring the camera's exposure
InquireType		Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_AUTO_EXPOSURE		Inquires the automatic exposure mode of the camera. SET (summarize) Inquires the automatic exposure mode of the camera. SET (more details...)						‡	c M10	o	v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c M10	o		v
	M_AUTOMATIC	Specifies that the camera's exposure duration is constantly adapted by the device to maximize its effect.	‡	c M10	o		v
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the camera will not control the gain, iris, and shutter settings automatically.	‡	c M10	o		v
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that the camera controls the gain, iris, and shutter settings automatically.	‡	c M10	o		v
M_EXPOSURE_DELAY +		Inquires the required delay between the exposure trigger and the start of your camera's image sensor being exposed. SET (summarize) Inquires the required delay between the exposure trigger and the start of your camera's image sensor being exposed. SET (more details...)	‡			t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE	‡			t U28
	Value >= 0	Specifies the delay, in nsec.	‡			t U28
M_EXPOSURE_MODE		Inquires whether the exposure duration is set using an exposure timer or using the width of the trigger signal. SET (summarize) Inquires whether the exposure duration is set using an exposure timer or using the width of the trigger signal. SET (more details...)	‡			t U28
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡			t U28
	M_TIMED	Specifies to use M_EXPOSURE_TIME to control the length of the exposure.	‡			t U28
	M_TRIGGER_WIDTH	Specifies to use duration of the active portion of the grab trigger's output signal to control the length of the exposure. INFO	‡			t U28
M_EXPOSURE_TIME +		Inquires the amount of time to expose the camera's image sensor. SET (summarize) Inquires the amount of time to expose the camera's image sensor. SET (more details...)	‡	c M10	o	t U28	v
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE Data type: address of a MIL_DOUBLE	‡	c M10	o	t U28	v
	Value >= 0	Specifies the amount of time to expose the camera's image sensor, in nsec.	‡	c M10	o	t U28	v

Combination values for M_BLACK_OFFSET; M_BLACK_REF; M_EXPOSURE_DELAY; M_EXPOSURE_TIME; M_FOCUS; M_GAIN; M_SIZE_X; M_SIZE_Y; M_TIMER_DELAY; M_TIMER_DURATION; M_WHITE_REF.

You can add one of the following values to the above-mentioned values to determine the largest or smallest value supported.

For determining the largest or smallest values supported
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_MAX_VALUE	Inquires the largest value supported.	‡	c M10	o	t U28	v
M_MIN_VALUE	Inquires the smallest value supported.	‡	c M10	o	t U28	v

The following inquire types and inquire values allow you to inquire the settings of a rotary decoder.

For inquiring the settings of a rotary decoder
InquireType		Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_BIT0_SOURCE +		Inquires the auxiliary input signal on which to receive bit 0 of the 2-bit Gray code. SET (summarize) Inquires the auxiliary input signal on which to receive bit 0 of the 2-bit Gray code. SET (more details...)									‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_AUX_IOn	Specifies the auxiliary input signal to use. INFO	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_BIT1_SOURCE +		Inquires the auxiliary input signal on which to receive bit 1 of the 2-bit Gray code. SET (summarize) Inquires the auxiliary input signal on which to receive bit 1 of the 2-bit Gray code. SET (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_AUX_IOn	Specifies the auxiliary input signal to use. INFO	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_DIRECTION +		Inquires the direction of movement occurring when the Gray code sequence received by the rotary decoder is 00 - 01 - 11 - 10; this essentially establishes if the counter increments or decrements when receiving this sequence. A forward direction increments; while a backward direction decrements. SET (summarize) Inquires the direction of movement occurring when the Gray code sequence received by the rotary decoder is 00 - 01 - 11 - 10; this essentially establishes if the counter increments or decrements when receiving this sequence. SET (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_BACKWARD	Specifies a backward direction of movement and to decrement the counter when the Gray code sequence is 00 - 01 - 11 - 10.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_FORWARD	Specifies a forward direction of movement and to increment the counter when the Gray code sequence is 00 - 01 - 11 - 10.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_FORCE_VALUE_SOURCE +		Inquires the signal source to use to set the rotary decoder's counter to 0xFFFFFFFF. SET (summarize) Inquires the signal source to use to set the rotary decoder's counter to 0xFFFFFFFF. SET (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_NULL	Specifies not to set the counter to 0xFFFFFFFF upon a signal.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_AUX_IOn	Specifies to use an auxiliary input signal or an auxiliary bidirectional signal set to input (using M_IO_MODE set to M_INPUT). INFO	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_COUNTER_OVERFLOW	Specifies to set the counter to 0xFFFFFFFF and keep it at this value after the counter increments past 0x7FFFFFFF. INFO	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_POSITION_TRIGGER	Specifies to use the trigger signal generated by the rotary decoder when the counter reaches the value specified with M_ROTARY_ENCODER_POSITION_TRIGGER.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_STEP_BACKWARD_WHILE_POSITIVE	Specifies to set the counter to 0xFFFFFFFF upon a decrement, only if the counter value is in the range of 0x0 to 0x7FFFFFFF before the decrement occurs; when interpreting the counter value as signed, this would be the positive counter value range. INFO	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_TL_TRIGGER	Specifies to use a transport layer trigger input signal.	‡		k M10				y U75
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_FRAME_END_POSITION +		Inquires the value of the rotary decoder's counter at the end of the last grab. To retrieve this value, you must have enabled the rotary decoder to store this value (before the grab), using MdigControl() with M_ROTARY_ENCODER_FRAME_END_READ. To retrieve the counter value at the end of the last grab from a hooked function, use MdigGetHookInfo() with M_ROTARY_ENCODER_FRAME_END_POSITION. (summarize) Inquires the value of the rotary decoder's counter at the end of the last grab. (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	0 <= Value <= 429496295	Specifies the value of the rotary decoder's counter at the end of the last grab.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_FRAME_END_READ +		Inquires if the rotary decoder is enabled to store the counter value at the end of the last grab or frame interrupt. If enabled, the value of the counter can be inquired at anytime using M_ROTARY_ENCODER_FRAME_END_POSITION, or retrieved at the end of the last grab from a hooked function, using MdigGetHookInfo() with M_ROTARY_ENCODER_FRAME_END_POSITION. SET (summarize) Inquires if the rotary decoder is enabled to store the counter value at the end of the last grab or frame interrupt. SET (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the counter value will not be available to be inquired at the end of the last frame grabbed.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that the rotary decoder is enabled to store the counter value at the end of the last grabbed frame, so that it can be inquired.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_MULTIPLIER +		Inquires the multiplying factor applied to each increment/decrement of the rotary decoder's counter for every rotary encoder step (change in position); this in turn applies a multiplying factor to the number of pulses that the rotary decoder outputs per step. SET (summarize) Inquires the multiplying factor applied to each increment/decrement of the rotary decoder's counter for every rotary encoder step (change in position); this in turn applies a multiplying factor to the number of pulses that the rotary decoder outputs per step. SET (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	0 < Value <= 4096	Specifies the multiplying factor to use.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_OUTPUT_MODE +		Inquires the rotary decoder's counter value and/or the direction of movement upon which the rotary decoder should output a pulse. The pulse can be used to trigger a timer or a grab. SET (summarize) Inquires the rotary decoder's counter value and/or the direction of movement upon which the rotary decoder should output a pulse. SET (more details...)	‡	j	k M10		p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10		p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_POSITION_TRIGGER	Specifies to output a pulse upon the trigger generated by M_ROTARY_ENCODER_POSITION_TRIGGER.	‡	j	k M10		p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_POSITION_TRIGGER_MULTIPLE	Specifies to start triggering only when the counter value set with M_ROTARY_ENCODER_POSITION_START_TRIGGER is reached and then to generate a trigger at a set interval (change) in counter value. INFO	‡		k U29		p	r U74	y U75	aa
	M_STEP_ANY	Specifies to output a pulse upon any change in the rotary decoder's counter value (position change in any direction).	‡	j	k M10		p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_STEP_ANY_WHILE_POSITIVE	Specifies to output a pulse upon any change in the rotary decoder's counter value (position change in any direction), only if the counter value is in the range of 0x0 to 0x7FFFFFFF before the increment or decrement occurs; when interpreting the counter value as signed, this would be the positive counter value range. INFO	‡	j	k M10		p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_STEP_FORWARD	Specifies to output a pulse upon a rotary decoder counter increment only.	‡	j	k M10		p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_STEP_FORWARD_WHILE_POSITIVE	Specifies to output a pulse upon a rotary decoder counter increment, only if the counter value is in the range of 0x0 to 0x7FFFFFFF before the increment occurs; when interpreting the counter value as signed, this would be the positive counter value range. INFO	‡	j	k M10		p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_POSITION +		Inquires the current value of the rotary decoder's counter. (summarize) Inquires the current value of the rotary decoder's counter. (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	0 <= Value <= 429497295	Specifies the current value of the counter.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_POSITION_START_TRIGGER +		Inquires the rotary decoder's counter value upon which to start generating triggers, when M_ROTARY_ENCODER_OUTPUT_MODE is set to M_POSITION_TRIGGER_MULTIPLE. If it is not set to this value, then M_ROTARY_ENCODER_POSITION_START_TRIGGER is ignored. SET (summarize) Inquires the rotary decoder's counter value upon which to start generating triggers, when M_ROTARY_ENCODER_OUTPUT_MODE is set to M_POSITION_TRIGGER_MULTIPLE. SET (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	0 <= Value <= 0xFFFFFFFF	Specified the value of the counter upon which to start generating triggers.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_POSITION_TRIGGER +		Inquires the rotary decoder's counter value upon which a trigger is generated. SET (summarize) Inquires the rotary decoder's counter value upon which a trigger is generated. SET (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	0 <= Value <= 0xFFFFFFFF	Specifies the value of the counter upon which a trigger is generated. If a value beyond the supported range is specified, an error is generated. If you are treating the counter values as a signed range of values (for example, forcing the counter to reset to 0 at 0x80000000) and you want to generate a trigger upon a negative value, specify the equivalent value in the range of 0x80000000 to 0xFFFFFFFF. If M_ROTARY_ENCODER_OUTPUT_MODE is set to M_POSITION_TRIGGER_MULTIPLE, this will specify the change in counter value at which to generate a trigger, beginning at the counter value specified by M_ROTARY_ENCODER_POSITION_START_TRIGGER. If M_ROTARY_ENCODER_OUTPUT_MODE is set to M_POSITION_TRIGGER, this will specify the counter value at which to generate a trigger each time this value is reached. If M_POSITION_TRIGGER is set to any other control value, this value will be ignored. (summarize) Specifies the value of the counter upon which a trigger is generated. (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_ROTARY_ENCODER_RESET_SOURCE +		Inquires the signal source to use to reset the rotary decoder's counter to 0. SET (summarize) Inquires the signal source to use to reset the rotary decoder's counter to 0. SET (more details...)	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_NULL	Specifies not to reset using a hardware signal source.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_AUX_IOn	Specifies to use an auxiliary input signal or an auxiliary bidirectional signal set to input (using M_IO_MODE set to M_INPUT). INFO	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_POSITION_TRIGGER	Specifies to use the trigger signal generated by the rotary decoder when the counter reaches the value specified with M_ROTARY_ENCODER_POSITION_TRIGGER.	‡	j	k M10	m	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_TL_TRIGGER	Specifies to use a transport layer trigger input signal.	‡		k M10				y U75

Combination value for the values listed in For inquiring the settings of a rotary decoder.

You can add the following value to the above-mentioned values to specify which rotary decoder to inquire.

For specifying which rotary decoder to inquire
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_ROTARY_ENCODERn	Specifies to inquire rotary decoder n, where n is a number between 1 and 4. INFO	‡	k M10	y U75

The following inquire types allow you to inquire the settings for one of the data latches of your installed MIL board. Data latches store information specific to a grabbed frame when the latch is triggered. To retrieve information from a data latch, use MdigGetHookInfo() with M_DATA_LATCH.... Note that data latch information is only available when MdigGetHookInfo() is called from a function hooked to an end-of-frame event using MdigHookFunction() with M_GRAB_FRAME_END or from the callback function (hooked using MdigProcess()).

For inquiring a data latch
InquireType		Description		MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_DATA_LATCH_CLOCK_FREQUENCY		Inquires the frequency of the clock when retrieving a timestamp in a data latch. (summarize) Inquires the frequency of the clock when retrieving a timestamp in a data latch. (more details...)								‡	k U29	r U27	y U75	aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡	k U29		r U27	y U75	aa
	Value	Specifies the frequency of the clock when retrieving a timestamp in a data latch, in Hz.		‡	k U29		r U27	y U75	aa
M_DATA_LATCH_MODE +		Inquires whether to latch data from the point when the first grab is queued until the start of the first frame of a series of queued grabs or grab sequence. SET (summarize) Inquires whether to latch data from the point when the first grab is queued until the start of the first frame of a series of queued grabs or grab sequence. SET (more details...)		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify which data latch to inquire about	‡		p	r U27		aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_NORMAL	Specifies not to latch before the start of the first grabbed frame.		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_PREFETCH	Specifies to latch data before the start of the first grabbed frame.		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_DATA_LATCH_STATE +		Inquires the state of the specified data latch. SET (summarize) Inquires the state of the specified data latch. SET (more details...)		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify which data latch to inquire about	‡		p	r U27		aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_DISABLE	Specifies that the data latch is disabled.		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_ENABLE	Specifies that the data latch is enabled.		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_DATA_LATCH_TRIGGER_ACTIVATION +		Inquires the trigger signal transition upon which to store the specified information to the specified data latch. SET (summarize) Inquires the trigger signal transition upon which to store the specified information to the specified data latch. SET (more details...)		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify which data latch to inquire about	‡		p	r U27		aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_EDGE_FALLING	Specifies to store the specified information to the data latch upon a high-to-low signal transition.		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_EDGE_RISING	Specifies to store the specified information to the data latch upon a low-to-high signal transition.		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_DATA_LATCH_TRIGGER_SOURCE +		Inquires what triggers storing the specified information to the specified data latch. SET (summarize) Inquires what triggers storing the specified information to the specified data latch. SET (more details...)		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify which data latch to inquire about	‡		p	r U27		aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_AUX_IOn	Specifies to use auxiliary signal n as the trigger source, where n is the auxiliary signal number. INFO		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_GRAB_FRAME_END	Specifies to trigger the data latch on the event that occurs at the end of each grabbed frame; this event occurs when the frame grabber receives the last pixels (or packet) of a frame from the camera. INFO		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_GRAB_FRAME_START	Specifies to trigger the data latch on the event that occurs at the start of each grabbed frame.		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_GRAB_LINE	Specifies to trigger the data latch on the event that occurs at the end of each grabbed line; this event occurs when the frame grabber receives the last pixels (or packet) of a line from the camera. INFO		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_TIMER_ACTIVE +	Specifies to trigger the data latch on the event that occurs when the specified timer is active. INFO		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
M_DATA_LATCH_TYPE +		Inquires the type of information to store to the specified data latch. SET (summarize) Inquires the type of information to store to the specified data latch. SET (more details...)		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
			MIL system specific
			You must specify a combination value from the following table: To specify which data latch to inquire about	‡		p	r U27		aa
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT64 Data type: address of a MIL_INT64		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_IO_STATUS_ALL	Retrieves the status of all the auxiliary I/O signals.		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_ROTARY_ENCODERn	Retrieves the value of the counter of rotary decoder n, where n is a number between 1 and 4. INFO		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa
	M_TIME_STAMP	Retrieves the timestamp upon which the data latch is triggered, in ticks. INFO		‡	k M10	p	r U27	y U75	aa

Combination value for M_DATA_LATCH_MODE; M_DATA_LATCH_STATE; M_DATA_LATCH_TRIGGER_ACTIVATION; M_DATA_LATCH_TRIGGER_SOURCE; M_DATA_LATCH_TYPE.

You must add the following value to the above-mentioned values to specify which data latch to inquire about.

For specifying the data latch to inquire
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_LATCHn	Inquires which data latch to affect, where n is a value from 0 to 15.	‡	p	r U27	aa

Combination values for the following values of in-parameters: the values listed in For inquiring the settings of a timer.

Combination values for the following values of out-parameters: M_TIMER_ACTIVE (when InquireType=M_DATA_LATCH_TRIGGER_SOURCE and UserVarPtr=M_TIMER_ACTIVE).

The above-mentioned in-parameter values can be added to the following values. The above-mentioned out-parameter value might be returned combined with the following values. In either case, the following values are used to specify which on-board timer to inquire.

For specifying which on-board timer to inquire
Combination value	Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
M_TIMER_STROBE	Inquires the strobe timer.	‡									t U28
M_TIMERn	Inquires on-board timer n, where n is one of the timers available on your Matrox imaging board or the hardware associated with your MIL driver. INFO	‡	c M10	j	k M10	l	m	o	p	r U27		v	y U75	aa

The following inquire types allow you to inquire the settings of your GigE Vision camera. These settings are part of the GigE Vision Control Protocol (GVCP), described in the GigE Vision Specification version 2.0. The GVCP details GigE Vision specific settings to send and receive information across your network, as well as store information on your GigE Vision camera. Each inquire type specifies a family of capabilities within your GigE Vision device, where your camera is capable of using one or more features (although, each of these features is not necessarily enabled or configured). Note that, for these inquire types to be available, your GigE Vision camera must support one or more GigE Vision Control Protocol (GVCP) commands. Each of these inquire types returns a bitwise string, whose potential values are presented as inquire values. The inquire values are listed alphabetically; the bitwise order might differ.

For inquiring your GigE Vision camera's optional settings
InquireType		Description	MIL system-specific tooltip (‡)
	UserVarPtr - Possible values returned	Description
M_GC_CONTROL_PROTOCOL_CAPABILITY		Inquires the presence of one or more optional GigE Vision features on your camera. Note that a combination of the values below can be returned. Bitwise operators must be used to verify the presence of a specific capability. (summarize) Inquires the presence of one or more optional GigE Vision features on your camera. (more details...)			‡	c U25
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c U25
	M_GC_ACTION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports action commands. To configure an action command, use MsysControl() with M_GC_ACTION... + M_GC_ACTIONn, where n is the action number. Configure your camera, using MdigControlFeature() or Matrox Feature Browser (accessible through Matrox Intellicam or MdigControl() with M_GC_FEATURE_BROWSER) with the appropriate device features. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports action commands. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_CONCATENATION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports concatenating multiple messages of a certain type into a single packet.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_DISCOVERY_ACK_DELAY_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports reading the discovery acknowledgment delay field. The discovery acknowledgment delay is the maximum delay permitted before the GenICam-compliant device sends a discovery acknowledgment. On some GenICam-compliant devices, this period is static; on others, it is an automatically established amount of time when the device boots. To inquire whether the discovery acknowledgment delay field on your GenICam-compliant device is a static amount, or changes when the camera boots, use M_GC_WRITABLE_DISCOVERY_ACK_DELAY_SUPPORT. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports reading the discovery acknowledgment delay field. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_EVENT_DATA_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports event-data messages. This means that when an event occurs on the camera, the camera can notify the application of the events and attach camera-specific data to the message. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports event-data messages. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_EVENT_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports sending event messages. Event messages notify the application of events occurring on the camera. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports sending event messages. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_EXTENDED_STATUS_CODES_1_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports the extended status codes introduced in the GigE Vision specification, version 1.1.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_EXTENDED_STATUS_CODES_2_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports the extended status codes introduced in the GigE Vision specification, version 2.0.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_HEARTBEAT_DISABLE_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports disabling the heartbeat mechanism. The heartbeat mechanism is used to inform your GigE Vision camera that communication between your MIL application and the camera is still likely even though the camera has not contacted your application recently. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports disabling the heartbeat mechanism. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_IEEE_1588_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports the IEEE 1588 standard for the precision time protocol. To configure an action command to use a scheduled time, use MsysControl() with M_GC_ACTION_TIME + M_GC_ACTIONn, where n is the action number. Enable the 1588 feature(s) on your camera, using MdigControlFeature() or Matrox Feature Browser (accessible through Matrox Intellicam or MdigControl() with M_GC_FEATURE_BROWSER) with the appropriate device features (for example, using the GevIEEE1588 feature). (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports the IEEE 1588 standard for the precision time protocol. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_LINK_SPEED_REGISTER_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports storing the Ethernet link speed of the camera's network interface, in Mbits/sec.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_MANIFEST_TABLE_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports a manifest table, which stores the camera's device description file (XML).	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PACKET_RESEND_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports resending lost packets.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PENDING_ACK_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports a pending acknowledgment packet. A pending acknowledged packet indicates that the processing of a command will take a longer period than expected to execute. If your camera is capable of using such a feature, it will then increase the amount of time your application will wait before causing a timeout. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports a pending acknowledgment packet. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PORT_AND_IP_REGISTER_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports the control channel's primary port and IP address.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PRIMARY_APP_SWITCHOVER_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports primary application switchover. A primary application is an application granted full access to your camera. A primary application switchover occurs when two applications, both with the same level of access, trade control over your camera. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports primary application switchover. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_SCHEDULED_ACTION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports scheduling commands at a specific time in the future. To configure an action command to use a scheduled time, use MsysControl() with M_GC_ACTION_TIME + M_GC_ACTIONn, where n is the action command number. Enable the IEEE 1588 features on your camera, using MdigControlFeature() or Matrox Feature Browser (accessible through Matrox Intellicam or MdigControl() with M_GC_FEATURE_BROWSER) with the appropriate device feature (for example, using the GevIEEE1588 feature). (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports scheduling commands at a specific time in the future. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_SERIAL_NUMBER_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports storing the camera's serial number.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_TEST_DATA_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports creating and using a test packet to determine the size of the largest packet that your camera can transmit without error.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_UNCONDITIONAL_ACTION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports action messages, even when the primary control channel is closed.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_USER_DEFINED_NAME_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports storing a user-defined name.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_WRITABLE_DISCOVERY_ACK_DELAY_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports changing the discovery acknowledgment delay value when the camera boots. The discovery acknowledgment delay is the maximum delay permitted before the GenICam sends a discovery acknowledgment. On some GenICam devices, this period is static, while on others it is a random amount of time. To inquire whether the discovery acknowledgment delay field is supported on your GenICam device, use M_GC_DISCOVERY_ACK_DELAY_SUPPORT. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports changing the discovery acknowledgment delay value when the camera boots. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_WRITE_MEM_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports having the primary application write to the camera's memory.	‡	c U25
M_GC_MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_CAPABILITY		Inquires whether your camera has one or more message channels available and their settings. (summarize) Inquires whether your camera has one or more message channels available and their settings. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c U25
	M_NULL	Specifies that no options are supported for the message channel.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_FIREWALL_TRAVERSAL_SUPPORT	Specifies that the firewall will not block message packets.	‡	c U25
M_GC_NETWORK_INTERFACE_CAPABILITY		Inquires whether your camera supports a series of networking interface options. Note that a combination of the values below can be returned. Bitwise operators must be used to verify the presence of a specific capability. (summarize) Inquires whether your camera supports a series of networking interface options. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c U25
	M_GC_DHCP_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports DHCP.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_LINK_LOCAL_ADDRESS_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports link-local addresses (LLA). A LLA is an IPv4 address in the 169.254.0.0/16 range. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports link-local addresses (LLA). (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PAUSE_GENERATION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports generating Ethernet pause frames that halt the transmissions from the Host to the camera for a period of time. Pause frames are a common way of controlling Ethernet flow control. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports generating Ethernet pause frames that halt the transmissions from the Host to the camera for a period of time. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PAUSE_RECEPTION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports receiving Ethernet pause frames that halt the transmissions from the camera for a period of time. Pause frames are a common method of Ethernet flow control. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports receiving Ethernet pause frames that halt the transmissions from the camera for a period of time. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PERSISTENT_IP_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports storing a persistent (static) IP address.	‡	c U25
M_GC_NETWORK_INTERFACE_CONFIGURATION		Inquires which network and IP configuration schemes are enabled and in use on your current network. Note that a combination of the values below can be returned (for example, M_GC_PAUSE_RECEPTION_SUPPORT + M_GC_PAUSE_GENERATION_SUPPORT + M_GC_LINK_LOCAL_ADDRESS_SUPPORT). Bitwise operators must be used to verify the presence of a specific capability. (summarize) Inquires which network and IP configuration schemes are enabled and in use on your current network. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c U25
	M_GC_DHCP_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera is using DHCP.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_LINK_LOCAL_ADDRESS_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera is using link-local addresses (LLA). A LLA is an IPv4 address in the 169.254.0.0/16 range. (summarize) Specifies that your camera is using link-local addresses (LLA). (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PAUSE_GENERATION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera is using generating Ethernet pause frames that halt the transmissions from the Host to the camera for a period of time. Pause frames are a common way of controlling Ethernet flow control. (summarize) Specifies that your camera is using generating Ethernet pause frames that halt the transmissions from the Host to the camera for a period of time. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PAUSE_RECEPTION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera is using receiving Ethernet pause frames that halt the transmissions from the camera for a period of time. Pause frames are a common method of Ethernet flow control. (summarize) Specifies that your camera is using receiving Ethernet pause frames that halt the transmissions from the camera for a period of time. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PERSISTENT_IP_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera is using storing a persistent (static) IP address.	‡	c U25
M_GC_PHYSICAL_LINK_CONFIGURATION_CAPABILITY		Inquires whether your camera supports a dynamic or static link aggregation group (LAG) in either a multiple or single link configuration. Note that a combination of the values below can be returned. Bitwise operators must be used to verify the presence of a specific capability. (summarize) Inquires whether your camera supports a dynamic or static link aggregation group (LAG) in either a multiple or single link configuration. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c U25
	M_GC_DYNAMIC_LINK_AGGREGATION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports a dynamically configured LAG.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_MULTIPLE_LINK_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports multiple links.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_SINGLE_LINK_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports a single link.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_STATIC_LINK_AGGREGATION_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports a static LAG.	‡	c U25
M_GC_STREAM_CHANNEL_CAPABILITY		Inquires the list of capabilities specific to the stream channels of your camera. Note that a combination of the values below can be returned. Bitwise operators must be used to verify the presence of a specific capability. (summarize) Inquires the list of capabilities specific to the stream channels of your camera. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c U25
	M_GC_ALL_IN_SUPPORT	Specifies that the stream channel supports the All-in transmission mode when transmitting data.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_BIG_AND_LITTLE_ENDIAN_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports both big and little-endian on the stream channel. Note that all stream channels must support little-endian. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports both big and little-endian on the stream channel. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	M_GC_EXTENDED_CHUNK_DATA_SUPPORT	Specifies that the stream channel supports an older formatting for chunk data.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_IP_REASSEMBLY_SUPPORT	Specifies that the stream channel(s) supports the reassembly of fragmented IP packets when receiving data.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_MULTI_ZONE_SUPPORT	Specifies that the stream channel supports transmission of uncompressed image data that is sliced into horizontal strips.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_PACKET_RESEND_OPTION_SUPPORT	Specifies that the stream channel supports unconditional streaming capabilities when transmitting.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_UNCONDITIONAL_STREAMING_SUPPORT	Specifies that the stream channel supports alternate destinations for packet resend requests.	‡	c U25
M_GC_STREAM_PROTOCOL_CAPABILITY		Inquires how GVSP traffic (typically, unidirectional in nature) supports bypassing the firewall or other network restrictions. Note that a combination of the values below can be returned. Bitwise operators must be used to verify the presence of a specific capability. (summarize) Inquires how GVSP traffic (typically, unidirectional in nature) supports bypassing the firewall or other network restrictions. (more details...)	‡	c U25
	UserVarPtr extra info	Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT Data type info: Data type: address of a MIL_INT MORE Data type: address of a MIL_INT Bitwise return value; values listed below can be established using bitwise operators. Data type: address of a MIL_INT	‡	c U25
	M_GC_FIREWALL_TRAVERSAL_SUPPORT	Specifies that the firewall will not block message packets.	‡	c U25
	M_GC_LEGACY_16BIT_BLOCK_SUPPORT	Specifies that your camera supports legacy GEV 1.x stream mode. (summarize) Specifies that your camera supports legacy GEV 1. (more details...)	‡	c U25

Return value

The returned value is the requested information, cast to a MIL_INT. If the requested information does not fit into a MIL_INT, this function will return M_NULL or truncate the information.

Compilation information

Header	Include mil.h.
Library	Use mil.lib.
DLL	Requires mil.dll.