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Allowed Cameras
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My team and I are interested in which cameras are we allowed to use. I read the manual but couldn't seem to find it. Is there a specific camera that is allowed? And if yes can someone write which one? Thanks |
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13-01-2011, 16:16
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Re: Allowed Cameras
You can use any camera you want as long as it complies with <R19>. as far as I know, the only camera that will work "out of the box" with the WPI libraries is the Axis camera. Anything else and you'll proably have to tweak some of the the low-level code.
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13-01-2011, 16:18
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Re: Allowed Cameras
There are two cameras that are fully supported by the provided software tools, having been in the Kit of Parts in various years. They are the Axis 206 (no longer available) and the Axis M1011.
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