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Hi Thakd037 You can physically orient the camera side-on. However, if the image was rotated 90 degrees in the opposite direction using scripting then all calibration data and other parameters wou...
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Instead of replacing the RGB cable so you can use the detached RealSense RGB sensor, another option may be to attach an external non-RealSense RGB camera sensor to your device and align it to the D...
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The camera drivers automatically install when the connector is inserted into the USB port if they have not already been installed. Instructions for completely uninstalling the drivers and then re-...
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Thank you for testing the GLSL options. Next, please launch the example program rs-capture to display all available stream types simultaneously and see whether this program also lags. https://gith...
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Hi Matthew Schmidt Please try disabling the two GLSL options in the Settings interface of the RealSense Viewer using the instructions at the link below to see whether it makes a positive difference...
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There is not a repair service for RealSense cameras, unfortunately. A camera cannot be identified as D435i unless the RGB sensor and the IMU are detected. May I ask why the RGB sensor was deta...
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In the above images the Viewer is in 2D mode. If you left-click on the '3D option in the top corner of the Viewer window then a 3D pointcloud scan will be generated. If you move the mouse cursor ...
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If you do not require the IMU then you could achieve a D430 configuration that should be recognized by the wrappers if version V1 of the Vision Processor D4 Board is used instead of the V2 version ...
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Whilst the RealSense SDK (librealsense) has a Product ID (PID) number 0x0B4B for the D430i configuration, in the RealSense ROS wrapper support for specific RealSense model numbers is added manually...
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There is an earlier RealSense networking system called EtherSense for Python that uses a TCP connection. https://github.com/krejov100/EtherSense