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19-01-2006, 20:37
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Re: Camera never finds target, stays at "Searching..."
Thanks for the help...
We are using the simplified version. Sadly, I have to work tomorrow night (boo!) so I won't be able to go into robotics and try out the rolling back idea. I might get access on Saturday, so I'll post then if/when I have a problem. Thats probably a good idea in theory Greg, but I couldn't imagine how much IR interference there would be. I wasn't around in ye olden days (04) to program with the IR beacons, but from what I've heard such small things as the auto-focus on a camera (which uses IR to sense the distance) can cause interference. |
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