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We appreciate your patience as we improve our online experience.
06-28-2007 09:22 AM
06-29-2007 04:27 PM
Jaeho,
If no one responds with a premade camera file you can create one yourself or formally request that we make one for you here at NI. If you go to http://www.ni.com/cameras you will see a list of options to get a camera file. You have already checked our list and asked on the forums, so I would recommend either downloading the Camera File Generator software and working on one yourself, or following the final option and filling out a request form and sending it to us. The Camera File Generator is usually a faster option since you are the one creating it, but if you choose to request one it usually takes about a week for R&D to get back to you on whether they will create the file or not (for a more popular manufacturer like Hitachi usually they will) and then they will start working on your file and give you details on how long it should take.
Let me know if you have further questions!
06-09-2008 04:15 PM
I am a Clfton artist working with LabView on a painting machine. I need a little one on one time with a LabView expert to get through problems I have. The forum would be great but problems are so simple I cannot even find solutions in the many manuals. My latest problems are taking an image, making an array and then performing simple math on the pixels. I am in the process of moving from RoboLAb to LabView. I spend so much time just studying and moving parts from other programs around, there has to be another way. tomlohre.com
06-16-2008 11:38 AM