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Re: Ethernet Camera Trouble
Yes it will work without a problem. We have been using the IP camera as an alpha and beta test. What language are you programming in?
Simply connect to the axis camera website using the IP and configure it for your use. Plug the RoboRio into the D-link, then plug the camera into the D-link as well.Try to avoid powering the camera and the D-link on the same VRM.
Although we have done that successfully in practice, we will never have both the 5V camera and 5V D-link on the same VRM in competition.
If you have a specific question on how to grab frames let us know.
You can also use the Axis Config tool provided by FRC (installed with the FRC suite i.e driverstation) if you are unsure how to determine the IP of the camera.
Follow screensteps here: http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/...an-axis-camera
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[2016 Season] - World Championship Controls Award, District Controls Award, 3rd BlueBanner
-World Championship- #45 seed in Quals, World Championship Innovation in Controls Award - Curie
-NE Championship- #26 seed in Quals, winner(195,125,2168)
[2015 Season] - NE Championship Controls Award, 2nd Blue Banner
-NE Championship- #26 seed in Quals, NE Championship Innovation in Controls Award
-MA District Event- #17 seed in Quals, Winner(2168,3718,3146)
[2014 Season] - NE Championship Controls Award & Semi-finalists, District Controls Award, Creativity Award, & Finalists
-NE Championship- #36 seed in Quals, SemiFinalist(228,2168,3525), NE Championship Innovation in Controls Award
-RI District Event- #7 seed in Quals, Finalist(1519,2168,5163), Innovation in Controls Award
-Groton District Event- #9 seed in Quals, QuarterFinalist(2168, 125, 5112), Creativity Award
[2013 Season] - WPI Regional Winner - 1st Blue Banner
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