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There are several getters for fetching image data from the xtc file. Depending on which camera was in use, one of these should be appropriate:

  • Opal1000 camera:
    getOpal1kValue (an alias for getFrameValue)
  • Which camera?
    getTm6740Value (an alias for getFrameValue)
  • FrameDetector (general):
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    int getFrameConfig   (FrameDetector det);
    int getFrameValue(FrameDetector det, int& frameWidth, int& frameHeight, unsigned short*& image );
    
    Gives you the width and height (in pixels) of the image, and a pointer to the start of the pixel array of a Pds::Camera::FrameV1 object. Specify the detector (using an appropriate enum).
    Code Block
    Available frame detectors:
      AMO:
          AmoVmi
          AmoBps1
          AmoBps2
      SXR:
          SxrBeamlineOpal1
          SxrBeamlineOpal2
          SxrEndstationOpal1
          SxrEndstationOpal2
          SxrFccd
       XPP:
          XppSb1PimCvd
          XppMonPimCvd
          XppSb3PimCvd
          XppSb4PimCvd
    
  • XPP CsPad detector:
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     namespace Pds { namespace CsPad { class ConfigV1; }}
     int getCspadConfig (Pds::DetInfo::Detector det, unsigned& quadMask, unsigned& asicMask);
     int getCspadConfig (Pds::DetInfo::Detector det, Pds::CsPad::ConfigV1& cfg);
    
     namespace Pds { namespace CsPad { class ElementV1; }}
     int getCspadQuad  (Pds::DetInfo::Detector det, unsigned quad, const uint16_t*& pixels);
     int getCspadQuad  (Pds::DetInfo::Detector det, unsigned quad, const Pds::CsPad::ElementV1*& data);
    
    Gives you a pointer to the first position in the array of pixel data from the XPP CsPad detector (or alternatively you can get a pointer to the Pds::CsPad::ElementV1 object itself).
    For an example of how to draw an image as a 2D root histogram, see the myana_cspad.cc example.
  • Fast CCD camera:
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     int getFccdConfig(FrameDetector det, uint16_t& outputMode, bool& ccdEnable, 
                      bool& focusMode, uint32_t& exposureTime,
                      float& dacVoltage1, float& dacVoltage2, float& dacVoltage3, float& dacVoltage4,
                      float& dacVoltage5, float& dacVoltage6, float& dacVoltage7, float& dacVoltage8,
                      float& dacVoltage9, float& dacVoltage10, float& dacVoltage11, float& dacVoltage12,
                      float& dacVoltage13, float& dacVoltage14, float& dacVoltage15, float& dacVoltage16,
                      float& dacVoltage17,
                      uint16_t& waveform0, uint16_t& waveform1, uint16_t& waveform2, uint16_t& waveform3,
                      uint16_t& waveform4, uint16_t& waveform5, uint16_t& waveform6, uint16_t& waveform7,
                      uint16_t& waveform8, uint16_t& waveform9, uint16_t& waveform10, uint16_t& waveform11,
                      uint16_t& waveform12, uint16_t& waveform13, uint16_t& waveform14);
    
    Configures the information from the Fast CCD. Fills arguments with values depending on how the image/waveform data were taken. There is no getFccdValue in main.hh, so I think you need to use getFrameValue for this(question) .
  • PnCCD camera (used by CAMP):
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     int getPnCcdValue (int deviceId, unsigned char*& image, int& width, int& height );
    
    This camera has 4 links, each link provides a 512 x 512 x 16 bit image. This function combines the four images to a single 1024 x 1024 x 16 bit image.
    deviceId can be PnCcd0 or PnCcd1, width and height are the number of pixels in each direction.
  • Princeton camera:
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    int getPrincetonConfig(Pds::DetInfo::Detector det, int iDevId, 
                           int& width, int& height, int& orgX, int& orgY, int& binX, int&binY);
    int getPrincetonValue(Pds::DetInfo::Detector det, int iDevId, unsigned short *& image);
    int getPrincetonTemperature(Pds::DetInfo::Detector det, int iDevId, float& temperature);
    
    fetches the configuration and data from the camera. getPrincetonTemperature is there to check the temperature of the camera at the time of data taking (not necessarily available for every shot).

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