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No Camera Feed to Dashboard
Hi Everybody,
So I'm a complete beginner when it comes to programming the camera, so what I've done so far is I've configured the camera, followed the instructions from the "Acquiring Images from the AXIS Network Camera" for the camera code, and I'm just using the default code for the FRC cRIO robot project in LabView. I've plugged in the camera to the d-link, and all the lights are on, the light around the lens is green, but there's no feed to the dashboard. Am I doing anything wrong, or did I forget to do anything? |
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Did you right click the "Enable" button on the dash board?
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UPDATE: I assume you meant left clicking, because nothing happens when I right click it. But yes, I did click the enable button and nothing shows up. |
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Can you point a web browser at http://10.23.67.11/ and log in to the camera?
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From that point, will I be able to do anything else, or does that just serve a as a type of "pinging" function? |
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You'll be able to see the video feed through the browser.
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Be sure to enable anonymous viewing on the setup and have the FPS set at least to 30.
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You don't actually want to run the camera at 30fps if you can avoid it to minimize the bandwidth it sucks up, since we're limited to 7Mb/s this year. |
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Is your laptop connected to the DLink wirelessly?
If it is, then try connecting with an Ethernet cable instead to see if the camera image appears (enabling the video feed) on the Dashboard. If it works while wired, but not wirelessly, then the camera settings are probably too bandwidth intensive. The wireless settings on the DLink emulate the real playing field bandwidth limitations for the Dashboard feed. If that's the case, then just adjust the camera settings using the built-in Dashboard controls until you get the camera bandwidth under ~5Mb/s. |
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Yes, as long as you have a long Ethernet cable and are careful not to drag your laptop off the table if the robot drives freely.
In the pits at competition that will be the normal hookup, because you won't be permitted to use wireless in the Pits, just on the field. The DLink wireless will actually be locked down at competition, so you won't be able to connect wirelessly without the fields help. |
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Ok, it works now. I think the problem was the framerate, and thanks for helping me debug it!
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