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Re: Calculating distance with an Axis Camera 206

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Originally Posted by commonsense View Post
With the range finder we received you shouldn't need to use the Axis camera. The real question is has anyone found information for coding the rangefinder?
It's analog. It outputs a voltage read as an analog channel.

Relating to OpenCV, this shouldn't be necessary on the cRio as NI Vision (CVI) is fairly optimized (and already compiled) for VxWorks.
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