Overloads Public Function SetChannelSamples32( _
   ByVal samples() As Integer, _
   ByVal count As Integer _
) As Integer

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Dim instance As DicomWaveformChannel Dim samples() As Integer Dim count As Integer Dim value As Integer   value = instance.SetChannelSamples32(samples, count)

public int SetChannelSamples32( 
   int[] samples,
   int count
)

public: int SetChannelSamples32( 
   int[] samples,
   int count
) 

public:
int SetChannelSamples32( 
   array<int> samples,
   int count
) 

Parameters

samples

Buffer that holds the new channel sample

count

Size of the channel sample buffer

Return Value

• This method sets the new samples for a channel. Before calling the SetChannelSamples32 method, be sure to call SetSampleInterpretation to set the waveform sample interpretation.
• The number of samples actually set will be less than or equal to the "Number of samples per channel" (003A, 0010) in the multiplex group that represents the parent of this channel. To get that number, call the GetNumberOfSamplesPerChannel method.
• In DICOM, a waveform channel can have either 8- or 16-bit samples (32-bit samples are not defined yet). When calling this method the data is automatically converted based on the "Waveform Sample Interpretation" (5400,1006). For 8-bit channels the "Waveform Sample Interpretation" (5400,1006) can either be is signed 8-bit linear DicomWaveformSampleInterpretationType.Signed8BitLinear, unsigned 8-bit linear DicomWaveformSampleInterpretationType.Unsigned8BitLinear, 8-bit mu-law DicomWaveformSampleInterpretationType.Mulaw8Bit or 8-bit A-law DicomWaveformSampleInterpretationType.Alaw8Bit. For 16-bit channels the "Waveform Sample Interpretation" can either be signed 16-bit linear DicomWaveformSampleInterpretationType.Signed16BitLinearor unsigned 16-bit linear DicomWaveformSampleInterpretationType.Unsigned8BitLinear. To get the waveform sample interpretation, use the GetSampleInterpretation method.

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family

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