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Error - 1074360308 Camera hasbeen removed

Hi,

 

I am using IEEE 1394 with ethernet cable and trying to image capture up to about 5,000 images with 5 fps.

 

However, after some amount of time, it said that camera has been removed. I never unplugged my camera and did not touch anything

 

Please give me a comment to solve this problem if you know any answer.

 

I am only using one single camera.

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Problems like this are usually Hardware or Software.  Here are some questions and suggestions:

  • What happens if you run the camera for 10 seconds?  At 5 frames per second, you should get 50 images.  Do you?  Do they look OK?  How big are they (meaning what is the file size of each image)?
  • Can you do the same thing for 5 minutes?  Do you get 1500 images?  Do they look OK?
  • How much free space is now left on the drive you have been using to save the images?

The above questions address (to some extent) the Hardware.  That leaves Software (or a bad cable, I suppose).

 

Before asking you to send us (all of) your Software, I recommend that you create the smallest program you can that does the following:

  1. Configures the Camera to collect images (is this a Video, a "Grab" at 5 fps, or is it a series of "still" images, multiple "Snaps" at 5 Hz?) and save them to disk.  You want the minimum LabVIEW code, something that we could possibly run by substituting, say, our Laptop's Camera to test your code.
  2. If you write this as a single LabVIEW VI, then simply attach the VI.  On the other hand, you use your own sub-VIs to configure the camera and other things, then create a small Project in its own Project folder, put (copies of) all the required VIs inside it, then compress the Project Folder (click the folder, choose "Send To", choose "Compress (zipped) Folder"), and attach the compressed Project Folder.
  3. Send us the code and we'll take a look.

Bob Schor

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