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IDS peak Cockpit: Generic parameters

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This video explains how to use the generic parameters dialogue in IDS peak Cockpit to access advanced IDS camera features. Discover how the dialogue provides full access to GenICam-compliant camera settings, helping users configure and manage specialised parameters efficiently.

Learn how to navigate the available tabs, search for parameters, view detailed parameter information and create custom dialogues for frequently used settings. The video also demonstrates how to save customised parameter layouts within workspaces for faster access in future sessions.

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