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23-02-2010, 18:49
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Re: no camera image in the dashboard
you need to run the Axis Camera Setup Wizard to get the camera properly working. You also need to call (assuming C++ or Java) AxisCamera::GetInstance() at least once to initalize the camera feed. I believe Camera Open.vi in LabVIEW does the equivalent. Camera will also only work with the default camera viewer control in the dashboard (if you are editing it)
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