pylon 4 Camera Software Suite for Linux for Use with Basler Gigabit Ethernet GigE and Basler USB 3 0 Cameras U3V System Requirements GigE A GigE network adapter that supports jumbo frames is recommended For best performance we recommend using an adapter from the Intel PRO 1000 series Although the pylon software will work with any GigE network adapter we observed a significantly higher CPU load when grabbing image data with network adapters oth
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