How to connect the industrial camera to LabVIEW

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Install LabVIEW's Vision Kit and there are examples of measuring dimensions straight away.

What brand of industrial camera do you use, and what excuse do you use 1394 or Ethernet? I can help you If you use C++, you can think that the manufacturer wants a camera secondary development kit, and then call the OpenCV image processing algorithm library to do it yourself, of course, the development speed is very fast if you use Labview to process the image, hehe.

If you can read it directly from NI Max, you can use the visual assistant shown in the figure below to call it up.

LabVIEW is a software from NI in the United States, which is widely used.

There wasn't a decent answer. Let me answer, after all, some novices are new to contact and don't know where to start.

First of all, the driver of the Basler ACE should be installed, and after installation, try to start it with the Basler software (usually the Pylon Viewer) to see if the image can be captured. If there is no image, the IP may be due to a problem with the IP settings, you can use the PYLON IP Configurator to change the camera IP or change the IP of the PC NIC to make the IP of both ends in the same IP segment.

Once the images have been captured by Basler's own software, you can use the NI Max software to see if the camera can be used properly. Note: Other hardware, including other brands of cameras, is generally the same step, and NI Max can use the hardware normally before talking about using LabView for programming interaction.

The normal hardware interface will be in My System - > Devices and Interfaces - > network (if it is an Ethernet camera). If there is no problem with the previous steps, the images can be captured here.

Other issues such as the giant frame on the network card driver, the bandwidth control when multi-camera, and the firewall are turned off will not be repeated here.

There is also a "Acquisition and Programming Control Method for ACE Camera under LabVIEW" in the library

You go to Hikvision's technical support and ask them to give you the SDK package for the camera, which contains the ActiveX controls (OCX controls), which can be found in the container on the front panel of Labivew. If you want to do in-depth development, please use the dynamic link library, write it yourself according to Hikvision's documentation, and like the general Altai or Advantech boards, the bottom layer is the dynamic link library.

To call DLLs, you do not need to connect to the IMAQDX or IMAQ handles in LabVIEW. Just use the dynamic link that calls the dll. Call dll, use error links if you want order, and single calls can be sequential if you don't need order.