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New Features in VisualApplets 3.7.0#

New Platform imaFlex 2 Dual 100#

VisualApplets now supports the new imaFlex 2 Dual 100 platform. The support of this new mE6 platform also provides the following new operators:

  • CoFCamera
  • CoFPortStatus
  • CoFRxTrigger
  • CoFTxTrigger
  • DFLed
  • DFRxData
  • DFRxMeta
  • DFTxData
  • DFTxMeta

The following operators have been adapted for imaFlex 2 Dual 100:

  • AppletProperties
  • BoardStatus
  • DmaToPC
  • DmaFromPC
  • GPI
  • GPO
  • LED

New Examples for imaFlex 2 Dual 100#

New data forwarding examples for the imaFlex 2 Dual 100 platform are available as VisualApplets designs, along with a C++ SDK control application. In these examples you can see how to use these operators for data forwarding. The examples are available as VisualApplets examples at Examples/Acquisition/DataForwarding.

See also the Data Forwarding Examples Documentation in the Tutorial.

Python#

Added support for Python 3.14.

New Operators and New Features of Operators#

  • Added the new operator MemoryInterfaceAnalyzer to the Debugging library. This operator provides insights into memory access load and helps identify performance issues related to memory bandwidth and access patterns. See the MemoryInterfaceAnalyzer Documentation for details about the operator.
  • The FrameMemory operator for imaFlex platforms now support both Block RAM and UltraRAM. You can control which resource type is used by setting the new ImplementationType parameter.

Examples#

The following new examples are now available:

  • Added a new auto-exposure example at Examples/Processing/Loop/LinearAutoExposure. This example shows how to implement a linear auto-exposure control loop and can be used as a starting point for automatic exposure adjustment in processing pipelines.
  • Added a new logic analyzer example at Examples/DebuggingAndTest/LogicAnalyzer.vad. This example demonstrates how to use the logic analyzer for debugging and testing signal behavior within a design.
  • Added Framegrabber SDK script examples that show how JPEG images can be decompressed at runtime using scripts. These examples help users understand how to process compressed image data dynamically within a running application.
  • Added a new example for notifying the reception of an image via GPO signal at Examples/Processing/SignalsAndEvents/ImageReceived_EventGpOutput.vad. This example demonstrates how the frame start and frame end of images can generate events and signals for the output over GPO.