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It's not black and white, its COLORED CMU lines!
OK, I've searched all of the cam forums, and i found some on black and white lines, but they haven't even been answered yet. So...just in case my problem is different from their's, I have posted this one. If there are some compationate people out there, WE NEED LOTS OF HELP!!!
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29-01-2005, 17:06
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Re: It's not black and white, its COLORED CMU lines!
I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that you mean you see colored vertical lines on the picture you get back from the CMU camera???
If that's it then it's been known to be caused by a weak backup battery. |
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