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* Add v2.0 firmware to downloads
- Reorganize downloads page a bit
- Update oni-repl usage
- Update oni-repl release
* Fix broken ref
* Fix link to direct users to riffa installation instructions
The link was previously pointing users to a less relevant section.
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Co-authored-by: cjsha <[email protected]>
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@@ -99,6 +99,8 @@ Windows does not ship with a C++ runtime. Before using ONIX on windows, you
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will need to install `Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio
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2015, 2017 and 2019 <https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/453680ea-b88a-411f-80fd-5db37fdc9dbb/5D9999036F2B3A930F83B7FE3E2186B12E79AE7C007D538F52E3582E986A37C3/VC_redist.x64.exe>`__.
-q Quit after intialization. If specified, quit before entering repl but after after establishing a connection with hardware, obtaining the device table, and writing to registers specified in --regpath.
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-d Display frames. If specified, frames produced by the oni hardware will be printed to the console.
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-D <percent> The percent of frames printed to the console if frames are displayed. Percent should be a value in (0, 100.0].
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-n <count> Display at most count frames. Reset only on program restart. Useful for examining the start of the data stream.
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-i <index> Only display frames from device with specified index value.
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--rbytes=<bytes> Set block read size in bytes. This number determines the latency/bandwidth tradeoff. Large block read sizes will reuslt in less frequent data transfers from hardware that can increase overall streaming bandwith of the system. This number imposes a lower bound on real-time latency since the system will need to accumulate the entire read block before data is transmitted.
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--wbytes=<bytes> Set write preallocation size in bytes. This number indicates the amount of memory is reserved for use by the write stream. Tuning my improve real-time performance depending on write frequency.
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--dformat=<hex,dec> Set the format of frame data printed to the console to hexidecimal (default) or decimal.
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--dumppath=<path> Path to folder to dump raw device data. If not defined, no data will be written. A flat binary file with name <index>_idx-<id>_id-<datetime>.raw will be created for each device in the device table that produces streaming data. The bit-wise frame definition in the ONI device datasheet (as required by the ONI spec) will describe frame data is organized in each file.
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--regpath=<path> Path to a text file containing a table of the form:
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