When using the UltraLite Driver (STSW_IMG009), I had to change the offset as I changed the ROI. As I have messing with the ROI in my code, nothing is done automatically.
With the full driver (STSW_IMG007), it was meant to do this automatically.
When set, the offset was something like:
INNER_OFFSET=23
OUTER_OFFSET=48
And depending on what the ROI was it would choose a number between the inner and outer offset values.
If you are finding that it's not accurate enough, then the perhaps you can apply a little correction factor based on your testing.
Go with the automatic, so you won't have to stop the chip - but add or subtract a bit based on testing you have done.
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