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Recorder.Start
Starts the recorder. Upon filling a buffer, the recorder will fire an RecorderBufferEvent event. Once the recorder has processed all buffers, it will automatically stop.
Version History
Introduced in MPX 2.0.
Visual Basic
Syntax
Sub Start()
Sample Code
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Dim recorder As Mpx.Recorder = controller.Recorder(3)
' Acquire ownership of the Recorder
recorder.Acquire()
' Configure Recorder
recorder.ConfigurationBegin()
recorder.TraceCount = 2
recorder.SetTrace(0, Mpx.Map.SampleCounter)
recorder.SetTrace(1, Mpx.Map.CommandPosition, 2)
recorder.Period = 0.01 ' 10 milliseconds
recorder.ConfigurationEnd()
' Add two buffers
recorder.BufferAdd(1.0) ' 1 second = 100 samples
recorder.BufferAdd(1.0)
' Start Recorder
recorder.Start() |
Sample Application
C#
Syntax
void Start();
Sample Code
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Mpx.Recorder recorder = controller.Recorder[3];
// Acquire ownership of the Recorder
recorder.Acquire();
// Configure Recorder
recorder.ConfigurationBegin();
recorder.TraceCount = 2;
recorder.SetTrace(0, Mpx.Map.SampleCounter);
recorder.SetTrace(1, Mpx.Map.CommandPosition, 2);
recorder.Period = 0.01; // 10 milliseconds
recorder.ConfigurationEnd();
// Add two buffers
recorder.BufferAdd(1.0); // 1 second = 100 samples
recorder.BufferAdd(1.0);
// Start Recorder
recorder.Start(); |
See Also
Stop
Controller Object
RecorderBufferEvent
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