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 A game where you don't have control of your robot for long periods of time is no fun (unless, of course you are talking about autonomous :p) - Cody Carey [more] |
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Re: No more camera feed
For my team, when we loose camera, software has told us to restart the DS. If that doesn't solve it, then we are supposed to restart the computer. If that doesn't solve it, get them to take a look.
we have never needed to go farther then restarting the computer. I don't know the exact cause beyond softwares normal line of "it is hard to explain" 
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20-03-2012, 19:32
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Re: No more camera feed
You didn't need to reset your camera after competition.
Run the Axis Camera Setup tool on it again. Only the DLink needs to have it's security turned off and the switch reset to AP mode.
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