Hello,
I have a PCI-1407 and am trying to get it to recognize the signal from my Pulnix TM-200 CCD.
When I tried running my LabVIEW program, I received the error: 1074397153.
Researching the problem, I found suggestions to test it in NI-MAX, so I opened that up, and tried to both Snap and Grab, neither worked. I was given the error: Error 0xBFF6001F Cannot detect recognizable video source.
Following more suggestions I found online, I made sure the correct Camera File type was selected based off my CCD's manual (manual says: "It is available in both EIA (TM-200) and CCIR (TM-300) formats."). I believe rs170 is the correct selection then for my CCD? Correct me if I'm wrong in that. But selecting that didn't resolve the issue, it still says it cannot detect the video source. I tried the other default Camera File types as well, but no luck there.
I tried several other software troubleshooting tips (too many to remember, but I can confirm/deny/retry if suggested here), but I'm beginning to think it could be a hardware problem. I believe my Pulnix CCD is okay. Plugging it into an old Sony monitor an image is displayed on the screen. So I'm worried that perhaps the PCI-1407 itself may be damaged. I had it run a self test in NI-MAX and it says it's fine, though.
Any help or recommendations are greatly appreciated. The computer itself is very old, as are all of these parts, and after failing to find help in other very old topics here and elsewhere online, I figured I wasn't out anything making my own thread to see if any of you can help.
Details:
software:
OS: Windows 7
LabVIEW 2009
NI-IMAQ 4.3.1
hardware:
NI PCI-1407
Pulnix TM-200
