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On 2008-01-28 18:17:31, SonarikK510 wrote:
$s5 %0 $-5 08 #COM_EVENT(56,$w5);
Anybody can explain to me that code? ( i know, that is a sharpness param)
I don't know this codes (with $s5, $-5 and so on), only macroses such as #COM_EVENT(56,$w5), #SET_REG, and others....
So, anybody can explain what does mean
$s5 - ?
%0 - ?
$-5 - ?
08 - ?
Where i can get manual about this commands?
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$s5 %0 $-5 08 #COM_EVENT(56,$w5);
can also write as
$s5 %0
$-5 08
#COM_EVENT(56,$w5);
$s5 %0 --> put the selected param into local Reg 5 (set)
$-5 08 --> then subtract 08 from Reg 5
#COM_EVENT(56,$w5); ---> the result will be the sharpness parameter ($w5 reads it from Reg 5)
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Posted: 2008-01-28 18:41:35
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pietropizzi, Ok, thanks, but what does mean Reg5? Where i can see it in a camdriver?
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Posted: 2008-01-28 18:44:45
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if you mean
seq_set_prop_15 = $s5 %0
$-5 08
#COM_EVENT(56,$w5);
it's digital postprocessing settings this is the main value that can be changed 08, 08 is off
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Posted: 2008-01-28 18:45:01
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On 2008-01-28 18:44:45, SonarikK510 wrote:
pietropizzi, Ok, thanks, but what does mean Reg5? Where i can see it in a camdriver?
From what I think is
that Reg 5 is a LOCAL Reg which is just used in that property to help calculation... So Reg 5 can be used more often
What I learned from Raidersky is that there are Regs that are stored GLOBAL like he used RegE in his protoptype. But I' not sure about that.....Raidersky help me !
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Posted: 2008-01-28 18:58:25
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On 2008-01-28 18:44:45, SonarikK510 wrote:
pietropizzi, Ok, thanks, but what does mean Reg5? Where i can see it in a camdriver?
These regs (all from 00 to 0f I think) are used for store temp values 4 make math operations or check conditions or wherever...
If there's any stored globally I don't know.
$sX ----> 's' from 'Set'
$cX ----> 'c' from 'Check'
$dXXXX -----> 'd' from 'Delay'
...
...
etc...
$-a XX ----> Substract 'a' from XX
$+a XX ----> Add 'a' to XX
...
...
etc...
With some conditional operators and these regs you can do a lot of things
[ This Message was edited by: jomateixa on 2008-01-28 20:33 ]
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Posted: 2008-01-28 21:28:35
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Oh sorry pizzi already answered you
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Posted: 2008-01-28 21:35:45
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How i can add or edit color corection to original driver ?
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Posted: 2008-01-28 21:38:23
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On 2008-01-27 23:31:00, jomateixa wrote:
Hey Pros, there's a little bug when using the force flash code:
seq_set_prop_e_2 = $sb 04 // Forced ON, for service menu and production tests
$c9 08 // R5 camera version?
#COM_EVENT(5a,83) // Forced xenon 0b10000011, slow sync at beginning
$cl
#COM_EVENT(51,00) // Sensor scene "Auto 00"
#COM_EVENT(5a,9b) // FLASH_MODE 0b10001011: Flash on, RER off, sync on beginning.
$cx;
When switching to doc mode, #SET_REG(40,01) in doc macro is overrided, being AE_XENON_ISO 320 or wherever but only the first pic. If we semi-press the camera button for take another pic ISO is 100, but not in any other case. I putted a macro to force xenon ISO 100 if doc mode selected but it does nothing.
In two or three days I can spend time on it, but now I don't have the time. It should be very easy to force flash changing some register values in property 23, and it will be more elegant.
I just wanted to inform about that bug.
Cheers
[ This Message was edited by: jomateixa on 2008-01-27 22:48 ]
Fixed the bug very easily just implementing FF by forcing Reg 5 to value 03 in Property 23 (00 for R5).
Cheers
[ This Message was edited by: jomateixa on 2008-01-28 21:52 ]
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Posted: 2008-01-28 22:48:03
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1. all register are general purpose registers - some of them are used to store data, some are free or used for calculations
2. SE called them 'platform' registers
3. we have 16 registers reg0 - regF
4. probably they are 32bit registers but in compare command ($cR VV) only first 8 bits are compared
5. you can reorganize and use them as you want
in K800 driver:
// 0, Used for macros
// 1, Used for macros
// 2, Used for macros
// 3, Used for macros
in macros like COM_EVENT, SET_REG, CHANGE_MODE etc. so, they can be used for calculations but in limited way. you will loose all values in this registers if you call any code operation or event (CO&E) macro. if you will not use CO&E macro before calculations then registers can be used for normal arithmetic operations
// 4,
it's free
// 5, Used in Property 6
looks like reserved but it's not. it's free
// 6, Used for resolution ids
reserved but can be freed. resolution ID can be retrieved by command $zR (R = platform register) and then compared with ss/vf_config_NN value
// 7, Used ACM abort flag for synchronized viewfinder images.
// 8, Used to remember ISO setting since one has to change to AE_MODE to "auto" for IS.
// 9, Firmware version, checked in init_sequence
all are reserved but can be moved to different free registers
// a,
it's free
// b, Used for Flash
// c, Used for sensor scenes
all are reserved but can be moved to different free registers or squeezed to one register only
// d, 0 => normal, burst 1 => read out pict 1 ...
// e, Image stabilization 1 => ON, 0 => OFF
// f, Image format 1 => JPEG, 0 => YCbCr
all three registers are reserved but 2 of them can be freed. all values are 0 or 1 - this is normal boolean state and only 1bit value. bit operations come in handy ($bR):
$bR BB S L
R = platform register
BB = set of bits
S = index of first bit to replace
L = amount of bits to replace
this command will copy L bits from BB (from right to left). first replaced bit will be S in register R
r1 = 0bXXXXXXX
after $b1 03 2 4
r1 = 0bX0011XX (03 = in bit notification: 0b0011)
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[ This Message was edited by: Raiderski on 2008-01-28 22:10 ]
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Posted: 2008-01-28 23:09:57
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5. you can reorganize and use them as you want
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Posted: 2008-01-28 23:17:18
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