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Version: ACAP version 4

ACAP version 4.4 – October 12, 2022

Overview​

It contains:

Code examples for both SDKs:

New features​

  • Support for CV25 devices.

New examples​

  • All the ACAP Native SDK code examples have been made compatible with CV25.

Fixes​

  • The parameter-api-python example now works for aarch64 devices.

  • Adapt manifest schemas to semantic versioning major.minor.patch-build for releases 1.3.1 and later.

  • Some bugs in 1.3 manifest schema have been fixed in 1.3.1:

    • Allow = in runOptions
    • Max length of application names is 26

ACAP Computer Vision SDK​

Supported architectures:

Compatibility​

New supported products: 1

See also compatibility information for the complete list of supported products and more product information.

Firmware​

  • Minimum AXIS OS version: 11.0

See Firmware releases for all supported products.

Limitations​

  • All examples using the larod-inference-server container image currently require the following volume mount to be added to the compose file: /usr/acap-root/lib:/host/lib e.g.
volumes:
- acap_dl-models:/models
- /run/dbus/system_bus_socket:/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
- /usr/acap-root/lib:/host/lib

ACAP Native SDK​

Supported architectures:

Compatibility​

Supported products:

  • All products with chipsets: ARTPEC-6, ARTPEC-7, ARTPEC-8, CV25, S5 and S5L.

See also compatibility information.

Firmware​

  • Minimum AXIS OS version: 11.0

See Firmware releases for all supported products.

APIs supported in this release​

  • Video capture API
  • Machine learning API
  • Overlay API
  • Cairo
  • OpenCL
  • Event API
  • License Key API

Corrections in release notes​

Footnotes​

  1. The structure of the ACAP Computer Vision SDK compatible products has been updated and are now grouped in product families. As a result, some models have been added. Also, we are only including the new products in the release notes, you can still find the complete list in compatibility information. ↩

  2. The device AXIS Q1798-LE was added by mistake to the list of computer vision compatible devices. ↩