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Brunstein Maia
Hello,

I've a Photometrics camera (quanTEM 512SC) and I want to control it  
from labview. I've installed autoMicromanager and I've tried to  
configure the hardware (I've chosen PVCAM as the device) but I get an  
error and I cannot control the camera. I've tried via autoMicromanager  
and labview (Make hardware Confif file.vi). Do you have some advices?


Thank you

Maia



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Re: Photometrics camera

Thorn, Kurt
Have you verified that your QuantEM works from the PVCAM test programs
(i.e. RSConfig and the other PVCAM program that displays live images
(sorry, I forget the name of it).  I don't know what autoMicroManager
is, but my next step would be to verify that it works with Micro-manager.

If so, it should work in MicroManager using the PVCAM driver.  We have
used QuantEM and Evolve cameras with MicroManager several times without
a problem.

Kurt

On 10/26/2011 9:50 AM, Brunstein Maia wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I've a Photometrics camera (quanTEM 512SC) and I want to control it
> from labview. I've installed autoMicromanager and I've tried to
> configure the hardware (I've chosen PVCAM as the device) but I get an
> error and I cannot control the camera. I've tried via autoMicromanager
> and labview (Make hardware Confif file.vi). Do you have some advices?
>
>
> Thank you
>
> Maia
>
>
>
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Re: Photometrics camera

el_nino_delfin
 
Likewise, I've successfully used the Quant in MM. Will try the Evolve 512 soon. The basic test program you should try is PVCAM Test ( or something named similarly ), if that doesn't work all bets are off, PVCam can be VERY flaky. Recently, it corrupted itself ( or so it seems ) and I had to reinstall it to get the Quant to work.   I don't have time right now, but I can respond later if you want some ideas/help on integrating it with LabVIEW.
 
-Dean

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Have you verified that your QuantEM works from the PVCAM test programs
(i.e. RSConfig and the other PVCAM program that displays live images
(sorry, I forget the name of it).  I don't know what autoMicroManager
is, but my next step would be to verify that it works with Micro-manager.

If so, it should work in MicroManager using the PVCAM driver.  We have
used QuantEM and Evolve cameras with MicroManager several times without
a problem.

Kurt

On 10/26/2011 9:50 AM, Brunstein Maia wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I've a Photometrics camera (quanTEM 512SC) and I want to control it
> from labview. I've installed autoMicromanager and I've tried to
> configure the hardware (I've chosen PVCAM as the device) but I get an
> error and I cannot control the camera. I've tried via autoMicromanager
> and labview (Make hardware Confif file.vi). Do you have some advices?
>
>
> Thank you
>
> Maia
>
>
>
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Re: Photometrics camera

Brian Ashcroft
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Unfortunately, I have not been able to work on Automicromanager for a
year now, so it may be a little out of date.  You should check to see if
the camera works with normal micromanager first.  Can you tell me what
error you are getting?

Thanks

Brian

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From: Brunstein Maia [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2011 9:50 AM
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Subject: [micro-manager-general] Photometrics camera

Hello,

I've a Photometrics camera (quanTEM 512SC) and I want to control it from
labview. I've installed autoMicromanager and I've tried to configure the
hardware (I've chosen PVCAM as the device) but I get an error and I
cannot control the camera. I've tried via autoMicromanager and labview
(Make hardware Confif file.vi). Do you have some advices?


Thank you

Maia



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How to save a video with Labview?

Brunstein Maia
Hi,
I have a Photometric Camera and I'm using labview to control it  
through autoMicroManager. Do you know how can I save a video?
I cannot find in the invoke nodes a method that allows saving videos  
instead of images.

Thanks!

Maia





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Re: How to save a video with Labview?

ershler
In order to manage video in LabView, you need to install the LabView IMAC (Image Acquisition Package). Then you will find the VIs that you need.

HTH,

Phil

On Oct 28, 2011, at 4:11 AM, Brunstein Maia <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi,
> I have a Photometric Camera and I'm using labview to control it  
> through autoMicroManager. Do you know how can I save a video?
> I cannot find in the invoke nodes a method that allows saving videos  
> instead of images.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Maia
>
>
>
>
>
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