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Hı, I have nı 1473R card and basler camera.

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Hı,My problem is how can I take video images form card to labview. in forums it is said that ı should form an fpga vı.How can ı form fpga vı  to take images. thanks

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Hi Selim77, 

 

There are shipping examples for the 1473R found under Help-> Find Examples, and then selecting Hardware Inputs and Outputs -> Vision Acquisition -> Vision-RIO -> NI 1473R. These will provide a starting point for you. You may have to modify the code to get it to work with your specific camera. 

 

If you are not familiar with LabVIEW FPGA, it may be best that you look into a simpler framegrabber, such as the NI-1433 that uses the NI-IMAQ driver rather than having to create your own FPGA bitfile. Alternativly, National Instruments does offer training for LabVIEW FPGA, more information can be found at ni.com/training. 

 

-N

National Instruments
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thank you so much for your reply. I tried 1-tap  10 bit camera with frame grabber example.

I managed to take videos. I have basler ac2000 color camera with 2048-1088 resolution.But my images aquired very bad.

I don't thınk it is because of camera.also my images taken are grayscale U16. I tried to change grayscale to RGB but I take errors.

I am new about Labview fpga so ıf you help me I will be very thankful.

thanks.

 

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thank you so much for your reply. I tried 1-tap  10 bit camera with frame grabber example.

I managed to take videos. I have basler ac2000 color camera with 2048-1088 resolution.But my images aquired very bad.

I don't thınk it is because of camera.also my images taken are grayscale U16. I tried to change grayscale to RGB but I take errors.

I am new about Labview fpga so ıf you help me I will be very thankful.

thanks.

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Hi Selim, 

 

Since you are unfamiliar with LabVIEW FPGA it might be best for you to look into one of our alliance partners to get your system up and running. You can find a list of these at ni.com/alliance. You can also look into self-pacing LabVIEW FPGA training at ni.com/training. 

 

If you have specific questions about some errors, I may be able to help with that, but I cannot train you to use LabVIEW FPGA over the forums.

 

-N

National Instruments
Staff Certification Engineer
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