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Today, we want to share our first screencast using Asciinema with you. The screencast is recorded on a per-character-basis directly from the Windows terminal. This allows you to copy'n'paste commands and output as needed, saves bandwidth and looks sharp and pretty.
Halcon Vision
Part 1: Setup a Raspberry Pi 3 from scratch
We assume you have bought a new Raspberry Pi 3 together with a Micro USB power supply (at last 2.1A) and a Micro SD card. We also assume that the Micro SD card is formatted as FAT32 and available as drive D: on an updated Windows 10 installation. Watch the screencast (explanations follow in the next section):
Details and explanations
- Download NOOBS from https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/noobs/.
- Unzip to Micro SD card (drive D:)
- Automatically have SSH enabled directly after the Raspbian installation has finished by creating a file ssh in D:
- Make sure Raspbian OS will be installed automatically (disable prompting for other OS):
- Remove other OS from SD card:
- append silentinstall to the first (and only) line in D:recovery.cmdline
- Remove SD card, insert into Raspberry Pi, connect Ethernet and Power. Wait. Raspbian OS will be installed automatically. This took about 10minutes with our system.
- While Raspbian installation is running, make sure that you have installed the Linux Subsystem for Windows to use SSH
- as an alternative, install PuTTY and use pscp instead of scp and putty instead of ssh.
- The Raspberry Pi will become available with hostname raspberrypi on the network.
Default user: pi, Default password: raspberry .
Setup and test HALCON 13 on a Raspberry Pi 3 with Raspbian
Launch bash on the Linux Subsystem for Windows by typing bash in the Windows Start Menu (will match Bash On Ubuntu on Windows). Then:
Details and explanations
- Copy HALCON (Linux) to your newly setup Raspberry Pi:
- As this is your first connection to the Raspberry Pi, type yes to add raspberrypi to your list of known hosts.
- Default user is: pi, Default password is: raspberry
- SSH to
raspberrypi
: - Change default password for user pi:
- Unpack HALCON to /tmp/halcon: Ya devi sarva bhuteshu lyrics in telugu pdf.
- Install HALCON to /opt/halcon/halcon-13.0:
- During installation: Accept license, install to /opt/halcon/halcon-13.0, create target directory, choose Full (3) installation, install English documentation (1).
- Remove temporary installation files:
- Add a new command h13 to your .bashrc file. This allows to type h13 in the shell to setup your environment for HALCON 13.0:
- Add this to your .bashrc
- Try:
- Enable license mechanism
- Copy your license obtained from MVTec from the host computer (Windows 10) to the Raspberry Pi:
- attach your HALCON USB dongle
- make sure the dongle appears as USB HID device (WIBU-SYSTEMS AG CodeMeter):
- copy udev rule for dongle and reload udev system:
- Run hbench and hbench -parallel. Example output:
Write a simple C++ program that uses HALCON 13
Heather Graham
We will write, compile, and run a simple and very basic HALCON C++ program. For demonstration only, it counts the number of pixels with gray values greater or equal 127 in the example image
monkey
.Details and explanations
- Create a C++ program in ~/halcon/hellorpi/main.cpp
- Compile with
- Execute:
Setup a Raspberry Pi Camera Module v2 for usage with Video4Linux2
TODO We will write, compile, and run a simple and very basic HALCON C++ program. For demonstration only, it counts the number of pixels with gray values greater or equal 127 in the example image
monkey
.Details and explanations
- Enable camera
- In the graphical interface, go to
5 Interfacing Options
thenP1 Camera
and then answer the questionWould you like the camera interface to be enabled?
withYes
. - Reboot
- Check if camera is available:
The output should be likesupported=1 detected=1
- Another test is to try to grab an image file:If everything works, the command should return without any message.
- Install V4L module
- Try loading the module with
- If
modprobe
returns without errors, add the module permanently. At the end of file/etc/modules
add the entry: - Mixpad free for mac. Reboot
Execute HDevEngine script to process live images from the camera
HALCON 13.0 for armv7a-linux comes with a handy example program called
hrun
. We will compile it and execute a HDevEngine script to decode a ECC200 data code:Details and explanations
- Create a directory and copy the example program to it:
- as we will compile directly on the Raspberry Pi 3 (in contrast to cross-compiling), we have to set the environment variable
NATIVE
toyes
:Attention: In the HALCON document HALCON for Arm-based Platforms they say you have to set it toYES
. This is wrong, you have to use the lowercase writingyes
. - Build
hrun
- Execute
hrun
This will show the command line help forhrun
. - HALCON comes with the example script
datacode.hdev
to decode a ECC200 data code. It should output the decoded string together with the live images in a window, but the text output does not seem to work. Therefore, we will patchdatacode.hdev
to- use live video images. Open datacode.hdev and change
UseLiveImages
from0
to1
: - output the decoded string to the console (stdout). As one of the first script lines add
and add after the existing disp_message script line: - Execute
hrun
withdatacode.hdev
If you are using a remote connection to the Raspberry Pi, make sure you have a SSH connection that supports X-Forwarding (ssh -X pi@raspberrypi
) to open the live video image on your development machine. Then execute:If you hold a ECC200 data code in front of the camera, it should be decoded and output to the console.
Questions?
If you have any questions regarding this topic or and other HALCON related questions please do not hesitate to contact us.