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10-08-2006, 20:53
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Re: Labview GUI
the USB->RS-232 converters aren't that great. if you're using one you might want to try a computer which has a real rs-232 port.
also, i agree that the camera has a touchy serial port since it runs at such a high baud rate. try using a short serial cable, or a serial cable with a grounded shield. personally i just used the black serial cable from the KOP and a serial port out the back of my good old IBM laptop. I'll be happy to answer any other questions you might have. -Q |
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