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Originally Posted by Kyveck
I have spent quite a bit of time trying to get this to work, and I suspect some kind of configuration problem. I'm hoping that if I list everything, someone might be able to see what's wrong.
frc_camera_s, using compiled .hex that was in the download
CMUcam2 connected via TTL port to RC
2006 RC tethered to 2006 OI
tilt/pan servos connected to RC pwm1,2
RC pwm to CMUcam2 power
jumpers on pan reverse, oscillator connect, internal power to servos
DB-9 serial from RC program port to laptop via USB to Serial converter
12 volt and 7.2 volt batteries fully charged
The camera shows a green light, and all of RC lights are green like normal. The camera holds its default position, and does not respond to any light. Nothing comes up over the terminal, although I expected to see "Scanning...". With the camera configured stand-alone (DB-9 to USB to laptop, servos plugged directly in to camera, power still supplied by RC) I was able to use LabView and the CMUcam2 demo program to calibrate the camera well. It tracked as I believe it was supposed to without any problems.
Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks.
Dublin Robotics, Team 1014 (with the Bad Robot t-shirts)
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I was working with another team today that was also having a similar problem.
Here's the thread. Unless you're using the
code build that was messed up, I can only conclude that your TTL serial port is malfunctioning. Just as I had the other team do, turn-on debugging messages in camera.h and report back with the output (if any) from your terminal screen. In the meantime, I'll whip-up a piece of software that you can use to test the serial port.
-Kevin