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Command:
GLOBAL RECOGNITION SETS
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Node: global_recognition_sets |
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Description: This tag is used as container for commands regarding global recognition sets.
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Notes: The command global_recognition_sets is used in combintaion with:
--> recognition_article_assignments
defines which recognition_set_id is assigned to an article in combination with the SmartVision Camera Recognition.
--> device_profiles
defines which recognition sets are used for the SmartVision recognition global orlocal.
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Node: global_recognition_set |
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Mandatory: |
yes |
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max. Occurrence: |
unbounded |
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Supported modes: |
delete Delete the named item. deleteall Delete all items. read Read the named item. read+ Read the following item. read- Read the previous item. readall Read all items from the desired device(s). This doesn't mean comparable reading as in the L2 protocol. write Write the named item.
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Description: This command is used for creating, manipulating or deleting global recogntion sets. In contrast to the local recognition sets these recognition sets have a general character.
The reason for this is the fact that these kind of recognition sets can be used on each SmartVision II device which is used
in a standard environment.
The user has the possibility to decide whether the global recognition sets, the local recongition sets or both shall be used.
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Notes: For the mode ''deleteall'' only the value of <recognition_group_no> will be evaluated. If <recognition_group_no> has a value > 0 then all recognition sets of the recognition group will be deleted. If <recognition_group_no> has the value 0 then all recognition sets of all recognition groups will be deleted.
For the mode ''readall'' only the value of <recognition_group_no> will be evaluated. If <recognition_group_no> has a value > 0 then all recognition sets of the recognition group will be replied. If <recognition_group_no> has the value 0 then all recognition sets of all recognition groups will be replied.
The mode ''read+'' sends the recogntion set of <recognition_group_no> that is following <recognition_set_id>. If the current recognition group doesn't contain a further recogntion set then the first recognition set of the following
recognition group will be replied. This enables the user to request all recognition sets interactive when starting with <recognition_set_id></recognition_set_id> and <recognition_group_no>0</recognition_group_no> and
feeds the next request with the values of the reply from the preceding request.
The mode ''read-'' sends the recogntion set of <recognition_group_no> that is preceding <recognition_set_id>. If the current recognition group doesn't contain a preceding recogntion set then the last recognition set of the preceding
recognition group will be replied.
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Tag: recognition_set_id |
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Mandatory: |
yes |
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max. Occurrence: |
1 |
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Datatype: |
string |
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Range: |
max. 20 characters
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Nillable: |
no |
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Description: The recognitions_set_id is the identifier number for all recognition set data (recognition parameters of the camera)
learned for an article.
The recognitions_set_id is the key to assign the recognition set to an article/item with the command
recognition_article_assignments
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Tag: recognition_group_no |
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Mandatory: |
yes |
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max. Occurrence: |
1 |
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Datatype: |
short |
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Range: |
1 - 999
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Nillable: |
no |
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Description: Similar recognition set data can be grouped with the recognitions_group_no. A reason for this can be similar environment (e.g. illumination) of the devices at different locations.
An other reason for a group can be a special set of used hardware in devices (camera type).
If the recognition data for devices with similar environments are grouped in a recognition_group_no,
it's easy to use for devices with similar environment also the recognition set data of this recognitions_group_no.
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Notes: For deleting or reading all recogntion sets of all recognition groups the value 0 is allowed.
For getting more information see the description of the supported modes above.
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Node: picture_data_list |
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Mandatory: |
no |
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max. Occurrence: |
1 |
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Description: A list that contains one or more picture data tags as children.
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Node: picture_data |
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Mandatory: |
yes |
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max. Occurrence: |
unbounded |
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Description: Contains the characteristics of one camera-picture created in the training mode of the UC3 scale
together with the serial number of the device where the picture was shot.
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Tag: picture_characteristics |
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Mandatory: |
yes |
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max. Occurrence: |
1 |
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Datatype: |
string |
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Range: |
max. 1000 characters
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Nillable: |
no |
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Description: The values that characterize one camera-picture created in the training mode.
This is an extraction of the data that identify the article/item for the camera. The values are defined from the recognition software following the rules:
n:v n:v n:v ...
where
n = the characteristic number
: = separator between characteristic number and its value
v = value assigned to the characteristic number
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Notes: This string will be generated by a SmartVision II device automatically and should not be manipulated manual. Be careful. Picture characteristcs are not the picture itself (Bitmap).
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Tag: serial_no |
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Mandatory: |
no |
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max. Occurrence: |
1 |
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Datatype: |
string |
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Range: |
max. 20 characters
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Nillable: |
no |
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Description: The serial number of the device where the picture was shot (Bitmap). The picture itself is only saved local on this device,
but
it is not distributed to all other devices. They get only this data record.
Not at all this serial number enables the user to identify the device where the picture (Bitmap) can be found.
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Tag: last_change |
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Mandatory: |
no |
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max. Occurrence: |
1 |
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Datatype: |
dateTime |
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Range: |
- |
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Nillable: |
yes |
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Description: The last time when the record was changed. CCYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss The format is as following: C = Century Y = Year M = Month D = Day T = Separator between date and time h = hour m = minute s = second
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