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02/13/2012

MW 11:25 AM Support: RE: USB driver not responsive after camera is disconnected during acqusition
It's in the queue, but not being worked at this very moment. Haven't seen this behavior before here (and I'm sure we've unplugged the camera "hot"), so we'll need to first reproduce it.
-Mike
Michael Williamson
AC 10:57 AM Support: RE: USB driver not responsive after camera is disconnected during acqusition
Hi, just wondering if someone is taking a look into this issue? Anderson Chen

02/08/2012

AC 10:57 PM Support: RE: USB driver not responsive after camera is disconnected during acqusition
By disconnecting, I mean it is physically disconnected from the computer. The solution thus far has been to go into device manager, uninstall the driver, and re-plugging the device into the computer. Anderson Chen
OR 10:02 PM Support: USB driver not responsive after camera is disconnected during acqusition
Customer reports the following issue: If the MityCCD_I51100F is connected to the MityCCD Viewer and then it's disconnected in a middle of an acquisition, the driver becomes non-responsive and requires a driver reinstall from the device ... Omar Rahim
OR 09:58 PM Support: RE: Application does not receive callback from hardware trigger input
It's best to avoid making calls to camera DLL functions from within the callback routine. The best approach is to setting a flag in the callback routine which gets checked (and processed) in a different thread. Omar Rahim

02/03/2012

GS 04:40 PM Support: RE: Application does not receive callback from hardware trigger input
Following up with some code that may be useful to others. The image callback works with this code using GPIO line 1. The change from the above code was to make sure the BINCODE_SEND flag was set appropriately.
Note that this code will c...
Gary Scott
GS 10:30 AM Support: RE: Application does not receive callback from hardware trigger input
The following line: r = CLReadCCDArea(c, NULL, 0, 0); // results in many callbacks
causes many callback with image data but they aren't tied to the hardware trigger. It looks like using a 0 for the number of images causes it to free-run...
Gary Scott

02/02/2012

MW 03:52 PM Support: RE: Application does not receive callback from hardware trigger input
Why is the CLReadCCDArea() call commented out? You need to leave that call in place to get an image.
Do you see the printf show the GPIO pin in question change?
Do you get heartbeat callbacks?
Try removing the CLClearCCD() comm...
Michael Williamson
OR 11:17 AM Support: Application does not receive callback from hardware trigger input
Customer reports that their application does not receive a callback from the camera hardware trigger.
"It's not clear from the documentation if we need to call CLSetGPIO() before CLSetTrigger(). But either way, the application does no...
Omar Rahim
OR 01:03 PM Support: RE: MityCCD Camera reports "Missed my noops, aborting"
Could you describe the acquisition cycle (i.e. time line and data captured) and sent over USB? Also, are there any other devices on the USB bus? Omar Rahim
OR 10:51 AM Support: MityCCD Camera reports "Missed my noops, aborting"
Customer reports seeing the message "missed my noops, aborting" occasionally when using a Mity CCD-H70310906-BS camera. What is the underlying cause and possible remedy. Omar Rahim
 

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