andre wrote: ↑Tue Jan 17, 2023 3:48 pm how we can order from you the pre-manufactired trigger cables?
"Basler and FLIR cameras we can provide pre-manufactured Y-shaped trigger cables."

Just let our sales representatives through the online form:
https://nerian.com/contact/

This is interesting. The older data sheet that you linked before did not list USB3 Vision protocol as supported interfaces. If they have USB3 Vision support, then the cameras should in principal work. However, USB3 Vision is a complex standard and different manufacturers interpret it differently. He...

As this camera does not seem to support the USB3 Vision protocol, it is not possible to connect it to SceneScan. We recommend using cameras from a manufacturer that has been compatibility tested by us. These are: Allied Vision, FLIR and Basler

This is likely due to to a significant amount of packet loss on the network. If you are using the virtual network camera you must be aware that the achievable frame rate is significantly lower than with a real camera. This is due to the fact that the network throughput is actually the bottleneck for...

I apologize for the late reply. I have checked your settings and there is nothing wrong with the configuration. The problem is that the cameras are operated in USB2-mode rather than USB3. Could you please check the USB cable? This could also be an electrical issue with the camera hardware. Do you ha...

Unfortunately, the parameter protocol has changed with this firmware release, which means that you need to update your ROS node to the new version 3.10 The new version of our ROS node is already in our git repository and we have submitted our releases to the ROS build-servers. There should be binary...

Please save the auto-exposure settings once. I believe that the maximum gain setting that was transferred from the previous configuration is out-of-range for the new firmware. If you press save once then you should not see this warning again.

Thanks for reporting this issue. We will check

Currently this is not implemented. However, it would be possible to call the web-interface and upload a configuration file. The following batch script does exactly that by calling curl: #!/bin/bash host=192.168.10.10 if [ $# -eq 2 ]; then host=$1 shift fi if [ $# -ne 1 ]; then echo "Usage: $0 [...

It doesn't have a connection check but it will timeout after 500ms when establishing a connection.