Single Exposure

The sensor uses a fixed exposure in every scan. Single exposure is used when the target surface is uniform and is the same for all targets.

Setting	Description
Exposure Mode	Set to Single.
Exposure	The length of the light emitter's on-time, in microseconds.
Light Intensity	To display this setting, check Enable high power mode in Inspect > Scan page > Advanced. This lets you adjust the LED current. Typically adjusting is not needed. If the frame rate allows, lowering the light intensity might be useful when scanning a very shiny surface requiring very low exposure. Lower light intensity enables using longer exposure and so the setup will be less sensitive to gloss variation. A light intensity higher than 100% might be useful to reduce the exposure time to enable a higher frame rate. To be able to increase the light Intensity over 100%, you must check Enable high power mode in Inspect > Scan > Advanced. Frame rate becomes limited if the light intensity is set much higher than 100%. Note that updating light intensity can take a few seconds to apply.

Setting

Description

Exposure Mode

Set to Single.

Exposure

The length of the light emitter's on-time, in microseconds.

Light Intensity

To display this setting, check Enable high power mode in Inspect > Scan page > Advanced.

This lets you adjust the LED current. Typically adjusting is not needed.

If the frame rate allows, lowering the light intensity might be useful when scanning a very shiny surface requiring very low exposure. Lower light intensity enables using longer exposure and so the setup will be less sensitive to gloss variation.

A light intensity higher than 100% might be useful to reduce the exposure time to enable a higher frame rate. To be able to increase the light Intensity over 100%, you must check Enable high power mode in Inspect > Scan > Advanced. Frame rate becomes limited if the light intensity is set much higher than 100%.

Note that updating light intensity can take a few seconds to apply.