Placeholders for Dynamic Image Texts

Image information

^F#

Image number (# = number of digits to display: 1.. 9)

every image

^f#

Image counter (as for ^F#, but with leading zeros (# = number of digits: 1.. 9)

every image

^Er

Exposure time for the right lens in seconds.

every image

^El

Exposure time for the left lens in seconds.

every image

^ER

Exposure time for the right lens in milliseconds.

every image

^EL

Exposure time for the left lens in milliseconds.

every image

^Ir

Illumination value (-20..100 dB) of the right lens at F-stop 2.0

every image

^Il

Illumination value (-20..100 dB) of the left lens at F-stop 2.0

every image

^Ib

Average illumination value (-20..100 dB) of both lenses at F-stop 2.0

every image

^IR

Illumination value (0..100000 lux) of the right lens at F-stop 2.0

every image

^IL

Illumination value (0..100000 lux) of the left lens at F-stop 2.0

every image

^IB

Average illumination value (0..100000 lux) of both lenses at F-stop 2.0

every image

^J#

JPEG image size in KB (# = number of digits to display: 1..9) of the previous image

every image

^j#

JPEG image size in bytes (# = number of digits to display: 1..9) of the previous image

every image

^h#

Various image information; # can have the following values:

every image

Event information

^Lt

Time of the last event

(hh:mm:ss)

^Ld

Date and time of the last event

(YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss)

^Ls

Time since last event in seconds

(+s)

^Lr

Time since last event in hours, minutes and seconds

(+hh:mm:ss)

Date information

^D#

Date & time (top right in the image); # can have the following values:

^d#

Date information just like ^D#, but displayed inline at the current position in the text.

Text information

^#xx

Use this placeholder to format the text in the image in different colors.

In order to format the text display in different colors, the following color codes are available:

^s#;

Use this placeholder to display data of the serial interface (RS232) or a network message in the image. The text color is black, the background color is white.

The maximum number of characters per line is limited to 80 characters.

The # character represents the number of lines that are to be displayed. Replace # by the desired number of lines.

Values: 1..64

This command takes a semicolon (";") at the end.

Examples:

^S#;

This placeholder also allows displaying data of the serial interface (RS232) or a network message in the image. In this case, the text color is white while the background color is standard.

The maximum number of characters per line is limited to 80 characters.

The # character represents the number of lines that are to be displayed. Replace # by the desired number of lines.

Values: 1..64

This command takes a semicolon (";") at the end.

Examples:

Identification Information

~E

The current IP address of the camera's Ethernet interface

~H

The camera name that you have defined in the Ethernet Interface dialog or that has been assigned via DHCP.

~N

The camera's factory default IP address

~S

Serial number of the camera

Sensor Information

^Ti

Internal temperature in °C (degrees Celsius)

every twelfth image

^Tn

Internal temperature in °F (degrees Fahrenheit)

every twelfth image

Other information

~fp

Service Update

~ft

Creation Date

~fv

The version of the file system

Special characters

~~

The tilde (~) character

^^

The caret (^) character

^CC

The copyright character ©

^CE

The Euro character €

^CR

The registered trademark character ®

Formatting instructions

^gx;^gx,y;

Position of the text (lines and columns) in the following; displays the text at position x,y. The origin of the coordinates (0,0) is in the top left corner. The position values can also be negative. A negative x value will display the text from the right image border, a negative y value from the bottom image border. This command takes a semicolon (";") at the end.