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The following functions are kept in the dll-interface for backwards compatibility. They are considered deprecated.

Return value

Function / Property name

Parameter

void

ScSCIInit()

void

Table 102: Init

This function is no longer supported, it has been replaced by ScSCIInitInterface and ScSCIInitOptic.

Return value

Function / Property name

Parameter

long

ScSCIGetLoop()

long *Count

Table 103: GetLoopCount

This function is no longer supported, please refer to section Stream Information.

Return value

Function / Property name

Parameter

long

ScSCIGetLoopMode()

long *Mode

Table 104: GetLoopCountMode

This function is no longer supported, please refer to section Stream Information.

Return value

Function / Property name

Parameter

long

ScSCISetLoop()

long Count

Table 105: SetLoop

This function is no longer supported, please refer to section Stream Information.

Return value

Function / Property name

Parameter

long

ScSCISetLoopMode()

long Mode

Table 106: SetLoopMode

This function is no longer supported, please refer to section Stream Information.

Return value

Function / Property name

Parameter

long

ScSCISetDeviceMiscValue()

long MiscId, long Value

Table 107: SetMiscValue

This function has been replaced by its double version: ScSCISetDeviceMiscValueD

Return value

Function / Property name

Parameter

long

ScSCIGetDeviceDelay()

long DelayId, long *Value

long

ScSCISetDeviceDelay()

long DelayId, long Value

Table 108: GetDeviceDelay

These function has been replaced by their double versions: ScSCIGetDeviceDelayD / ScSCISetDeviceDelayD

Return value

Function / Property name

Parameter

double

ScSpeed

none

long

ScSCISetSpeed()

unsigned long Speed

long

ScSCIGetSpeed()

unsigned long *Speed

Table 109: Speed

These functions are no longer necessary for bitmap marking - the regular marking speed is used instead. See ScSCISetDeviceSpeed / ScSCIGetDeviceSpeed