\hypertarget{index_intro_sec}{}\section{Introduction}\label{index_intro_sec} The pacpus component is composed of many classes \+: \begin{DoxyItemize} \item \hyperlink{class_disk_writer}{Disk\+Writer} \item \hyperlink{class_display}{Display} \item Vislab\+Camera \item Vislab\+Component \item \hyperlink{class_vislab_image_processor}{Vislab\+Image\+Processor} \end{DoxyItemize} The \hyperlink{class_disk_writer}{Disk\+Writer} class permit to record the video, it records all pictures taken by the camera The \hyperlink{class_display}{Display} class permit to see the video, this class creates the windows to display the videos The Vislab\+Camera class has for actions to start, stop and poweroff the camera The Vislab\+Component class is the base of the pacpus component; this class instantiate the elements. It execute the callbacks, start and stop the transmission of the camera The \hyperlink{class_vislab_image_processor}{Vislab\+Image\+Processor} class With this pacpus component we can record a video with two specificities \+: \begin{DoxyItemize} \item The classic video \item The disparity video \end{DoxyItemize}\hypertarget{index_How}{}\section{to use the camera}\label{index_How} \begin{DoxyItemize} \item Connect the power and the R\+J45 cable \item Configure the IP address of your computer with 192.\+168.\+0.\+xx \item Finally in the terminal, run pacpussensors with the plugin Vislab \item The X\+ML file to use have to look like this \+: \begin{DoxyCode} <\hyperlink{namespacepacpus}{pacpus}> \textcolor{comment}{// extension="so" on linux, extension="dll" on windows} \end{DoxyCode} \end{DoxyItemize}