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-# First frame Example
-
-### Overview
-This example shows how to capture a frame using the SDK and Python.
-
-NumPy library is needed for scientific computations. 
-If NumPy library is not found you should install it using pip (a package manager for Python)
-
-```python
-pip install numpy
-```
-
-Matplotlib library is needed for displaying the received frame.
-If Matplotlib library is not found you should install it using pip.
-```python 
-pip install matplotlib
-```
-
-Importing necessary modules
-```python
-import aditofpython as tof
-import numpy as np
-import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
-```
-
-For creating the system object
-```python
-system = tof.System()
-```
-
-Getting a camera from the system, configuring the mode and the frame type and initializing it
-```python
-cameras = []
-status = system.getCameraList(cameras)
-print("system.getCameraList()", status)
-
-camera1 = cameras[0]
-
-modes = []
-status = camera1.getAvailableModes(modes)
-print("system.getAvailableModes()", status)
-print(modes)
-
-modes = []
-status = camera1.getAvailableModes(modes)
-print("system.getAvailableModes()", status)
-print(modes)
-
-status = camera1.initialize()
-print("camera1.initialize()", status)
-
-camDetails = tof.CameraDetails()
-status = camera1.getDetails(camDetails)
-print("system.getDetails()", status)
-print("camera1 details:", "id:", camDetails.cameraId, "connection:", camDetails.connection)
-
-status = camera1.setModeDetail(types[0])
-print("camera1.setModeDetail()", status)
-
-status = camera1.setMode(modes[0])
-print("camera1.setMode()", status)
-```
-
-Getting a frame from the camera
-```python
-frame = tof.Frame()
-status = camera1.requestFrame(frame)
-print("camera1.requestFrame()", status)
-```
-
-Printing the frame details
-```python
-frameDataDetails = tof.FrameDataDetails()
-status = frame.getDataDetails("depth", frameDataDetails)
-print("frame.getDataDetails()", status)
-print("depth frame details:", "width:", frameDataDetails.width, "height:", frameDataDetails.height, "type:", frameDataDetails.type)
-```
-
-Displaying the received frame
-```python
-image = np.array(frame.getData("depth"), copy=False)
-
-plt.figure()
-plt.imshow(image, cmap = 'gray')
-plt.colorbar()
-plt.show()
-```
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 # 3D Time of Flight : Python examples
 
-### Overview
-The examples in this directory provide sample Python applications to demonstrate how 3D TOF camera can be used.
-
-
-#### Directory Structure
-
-| Directory/File | Description |
-| --------- | ----------- |
-| data_collect | Python version of data collect |
-| first_frame | Python example to capture a frame |
-| streaming | Use PyGame to show depth frames in real-time |
-| dual_cameras | A Python example showing how to use a two camea setup |
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+Refer to the eval kit [documentation](../../../doc/user-guide/ADTF3175D-EvalKit-610.md#python-tools) for more details.