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Jigar Patel
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Question What does this I/O Message means?

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all of a sudden I lost patience ang got mad. So i thought that the default colour values are not working therefore i chose to calibrate it and use my own colour values.
Red: min 56, max 106
Green: min 215, max 255
Blue: min 201, max 251

Than i brought the lights close in front of cam and i see the below message:
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Pan angle (Degrees) = -20
Titl angle (Degrees) = 5
Pan error (Pixels) = 43
Tilt error (Pixels) = 82
Blob Size = 1
Confidence = 14
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What does this message means and what should my next step be?
 


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