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Small, very easy Labview question (Hopefully)
Hello everyone,
I've just finished installing the camera on my team's robot and I have just a few questions. -I've installed it exactly according to Kevin's CMUcam2 FAQ and I get a green light when I turn it on, so I'd say the wiring is all correct. -I've installed labview and downloaded the CMUcam2 viewing panel so nicely available on this site  By default, how should my computer be connected to the robot to view this data? Which ports should it come from/connect to? Does it merely have to be tethered? Also, a completely irrelevant question: Do the servos on the camera also get power from the backup battery? I know this is a very simple question, but it's just something I wanted to find out before I go in to work on it today. Thanks you guys  
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