MartyX Grover
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Hi Liuruifangshiwo Could you install RealSense SDK 2.0 on your computer please? This will provide access to modern firmware update tools, as the methods that you are using date back to 2016. You...
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If you have mounted the camera in a fixed location, is it under or near a fluorescent light such as a ceiling strip light? These lights have a heated gas inside them instead of a bulb, and they ca...
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Thank you for the confirmation. Have you checked please that the D4 board and the Depth Module Kit board are both fully seated in the connectors on the rigid connector board, and that one of the b...
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Hi A Panchpor As a starting point in investigating your case, may I ask please if you bought a Vision Processor D4 board and a D415 Depth Module Kit (caseless camera circuit board) separately and ...
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Hi Mario Heinz The latest UWP driver version at the time of writing this (6.11.160.21) has caused errors for a small number of RealSense users, specifically with the C# wrapper, Unity wrapper and ...
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Hi Jimmek In the link below, Dorodnic the RealSense SDK Manager explains that the greyed-out button sat the top of the RealSense Viewer's options side-panel relates to software sync and not hardwa...
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I would add that SDK 2.34 is not recommended to be used if possible as it had problems with continuously-generating timing errors. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/6189
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Research into futex_abstimed_wait_cancelable indicates that it is involved in multi-threading, which would explain the 20 threads listed above. Example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5476647...
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I researched your problem with Pi 4 again by simply searching for Valgrind Pi 4 problems in general. There was a forum where other Pi users were encountering problems with uninitialised errors. ...
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Hi Jimmek The green line of the trigger-pulse waveform diagram from the Genlock external sync paper that is in the section linked to below does indeed illustrate that voltage is flat before rising...