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Re: CAMERA DOESN"T RESPOND!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by magical hands
I did all that and i even ran the diagnostics but it said something like searching or diagnosing... something like that and I waited for 5 minutes and still no results came up so i thought that everything is fine! Also when i tried to use last year's GUI it didn't work like it said camera ready but all i see is black! no histograms nothing. i even tried to move servos using GUI but they didn't move!
Just clarifying: After it said "Camera Ready" you clicked "Grab Frame", right?

Also, if you were trying to move the servos from inside the GUI, you must have the servos plugged into servo ports 1 and 2 on the CMUCam board.
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