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# What is the NoRead Image Period?

The NoRead Image Period is the rate at which NoRead images are buffered. If the value is set to 1, then all NoRead images are buffered. If you set the value to an integer N, where N is greater than 1, then only every Nth image is buffered.

Setting a NoRead Image Period value greater than 1 allows you to reduce the number of NoRead images that are buffered.

The NoRead Image Period value also affects image buffering if What Results to Buffer is set to read, because when read images are buffered, all of the images associated with a single read trigger are marked as read, so previously acquired NoRead images may be buffered as well. Setting the NoRead Image Period value can reduce the number of these images that are buffered.

Note: default, DM050, DM060, DM070, DM080, DM150, DM260, DM280, DM290, DM300, DM360, DM370, DM380, DM390, DM380, DM390, DM470, DM503, DM580