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Update docstring. Point to correct device side commit.
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zrezke committed Nov 10, 2023
commit e4943f279e4e96d299368caf826a803b824338c5
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion cmake/Depthai/DepthaiDeviceSideConfig.cmake
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set(DEPTHAI_DEVICE_SIDE_MATURITY "snapshot")

# "full commit hash of device side binary"
set(DEPTHAI_DEVICE_SIDE_COMMIT "1cf15832ab1f408d8e4dab72e901ce050bf8850b")
set(DEPTHAI_DEVICE_SIDE_COMMIT "3bba9ec3238bfb254174402253c0ecbe7dd9a71a")

# "version if applicable"
set(DEPTHAI_DEVICE_SIDE_VERSION "")
6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions include/depthai/device/DeviceBase.hpp
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bool setIrFloodLightBrightness(float mA, int mask = -1);

/**
* Sets the brightness of the IR Laser Dot Projector. Limits: up to 765mA at 30% frame time duty cycle when exposure time is longer than 30% frame time.
* Otherwise, duty cycle is 100% of exposure time, with increased current 765mA + linearly interpolated based on difference between 30% frame time and exposure time.
* Sets the intensity of the IR Laser Dot Projector. Limits: up to 765mA at 30% frame time duty cycle when exposure time is longer than 30% frame time.
* Otherwise, duty cycle is 100% of exposure time, with current increased up to max 1200mA to make up for shorter duty cycle.
* The duty cycle is controlled by `left` camera STROBE, aligned to start of exposure.
* The emitter is turned off by default
*
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bool setIrLaserDotProjectorIntensity(float intensity, int mask = -1);

/**
* Sets the brightness of the IR Flood Light. Limits: Intensity is directly normalized to 0 - 1500mA current.
* Sets the intensity of the IR Flood Light. Limits: Intensity is directly normalized to 0 - 1500mA current.
* The duty cycle is 30% when exposure time is longer than 30% frame time. Otherwise, duty cycle is 100% of exposure time.
* The duty cycle is controlled by the `left` camera STROBE, aligned to start of exposure.
* The emitter is turned off by default
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