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Originally Posted by felipe.reis
I was calibrating using Labview, but if theres no need to calibrate with Labview... for what that LabView´s program is used for? Do I really have to use it for something?
thnx,
Felipe Reis
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I have just been using the CMUCam GUI from last year--it works great!
If you know how to use LabView and want to use it instead, you could always try sending a "CR 3 2" to the camera first. This will lower the saturation value to 2, which will fix the light problem. Keep in mind that this will only work if LabView doesn't reset the camera first.
By the way, the camera communicates at 115200 baud, just use HyperTerminal.
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