Closed dyoo-dev closed 3 years ago
@dyoo-dev - I wish you the best of luck with this one. We have found Lucid devices work with a very slim set of third-party GenICam/GEV producers. We have an open ticket with Lucid Support regarding this exact behavior. My understanding is that they have done something non-standard in the stream transport.
Vendors typically provide a Common Transport Interface (CTI) library that can be used to dynamically load the vendor-specific GenTL producer functionality. Lucid has a prototype library available for Windows but there is not a solution for Linux users.
We resorted to building a Lucid-specific camera app using their ArenaSDK.
Did you try to force the camera framerate, using -f option ?
@EmmanuelP @haaninjo Thank you for your responses. I found that the firewall of CentOs blocked the image capture.
Thanks for the follow up.
I was having the same issue. @hendrenja's comment helped me find the issue I was having. Setting the node "GevGVSPExtendedIDMode" to 'Off' worked for me.
@NihalSoans It looks like extended IDs have been supported since Aravis 0.8.0 in 2020 (commit). Any idea why disabling it for Lucid cameras was necessary for you?
For what it's worth, my LUCID Phoenix works fine in Aravis 0.8.
Hello, Thank you for this great project. I am using LUCID Triton 0.4MP camera on CentOS 7. When I run the following command, it detects the camera, but can't get image data.
This is the debug log. I don't know what I should look at. Any thought or opinion would be great.