@Brad_PID wrote:
If you assume that you have fixed number of images, then you can use "BufferInterval" parameter to generate event once the specific number of images has been acquired. For example if you set this parameter with value 8, the event is generated once 8 images has been acquiered. If you don't know how many frame will be in one burst you have to utilize your external signal to start and stop acquisition. You have try what will work for you.
First I was trying to get a ring buffer working, but all examples I can find are for imaq and not imaqdx - so I decided that the system will have to work with a fixed number of frames (for now at least)
It is properly not the best solution, but I use a for loop to generate the needed number of images, and pass the references on to another for loop to acquire the frames - finallay the vi output an array of images references, which I am going to pass on for further processing (see attached image)
