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  Burst mode is now available on the new firmware... But do not install it again. People who have problems with their cam action during and after the upgrade of the firmware. Wait a little more clearly and correct installation of the update.

• HP/Agilent 33120 A pulse, use burst mode

  Hello

  I'm trying to trigger a pulse of demand on from a HP 33120 A function generator.

  The pulse must be a 0 - 5V simple, with frequency/period adjustable ramp. I was able to get as much of the FG by use of burst mode and trigger manually on the front panel. Now, I would like to get the same functionality from a LabVIEW VI.

  Although there is a driver for the device, the burst feature is, unfortunately, not applicable to the model that I use. I found a similar problem on the forums and follow the code of the SCPI provided in the answer with some of my own humidification (http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/33120A-Pulse-Mode/td-p/1088106).

  Unfortunately, my VI does not produce the same waveform as the manual release out of the front panel. It hovers at the offset value and gives me a few square wave to zero when I run the VI. Square waves are spaced oddly and I usually see 4-5, even though I specified 1 cycle in VI. The 33120A reading, I feel that this is of my do not turn off the previous signal but, if this is the case, I can't understand how I would do.

  I start to move away from using only the drivers by changing the code of the SCPI, but I'm still pretty new to this. Would appreciate some advice on what could be the problem. I modified my original VI twice; Once configure only the FG burst wave parameters manually and one just put up the waveform with no shine. The first don't not gave me much better results and the works of the latter very well so I'm back to the question of thinking are in transition.

  I enclose the original VI (b) with the two modifications to the case where (c and d).

  Hope to hear from you,

  Yusif Nurizade

  Edit: Burst chain should say TRIG: SOUR BUS instead of EXT, although neither works.

  Or you have the appropriate firmware in you function generator?
  Have you checked this with Agilent?

• Slow buffering when shooting in burst mode high with my 7DMarkii... What is the fastest SD card?

  When shooting in burst mode high with my 7 D Mark ii, I do not get optimal performance... the buffer fills up fast and backup... while I can't take shots more... I disabled the quite high definition noise reduction... Usually, I only have an SD card in the camera. I do not use the other card slot... is it because I didn't have the fastest SD card... For those of you who shoot regularly 7 D Mark ii, make it a point to always shoot with a SAndisk SD 95 map... ? I'd get better performance if I used the slot for CF card or both?

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  Second, the number you see is the current buffer and does not include the write speed of your card.

  The only way to tell what your real brightness issue is therefore to test.

  Shooting RAW to SanDisk Extreme PRO 32 GB 160 MB/s UDMA 7 CF Card, I get about 30 shots before the outbreak slows. My viewfinder shows 15.

  Note When your feature of gust of defined test cards your lens to manual focus (MF) because according to your settings of priority to focus the camera auto focus can slow or even stop your glow.

• Edition in burst mode stuck at 0%

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• Shooting mode continues ELPH 330

  I decided to finally try my Elph 330 burst mode, but for the life of me I can't figure out what it is supposed to do. From the manual, it looks like I should be able to hold the shutter button and the camera will snap photos continuously, but no matter what I try just a single image. I am sure that I have continuous mode, and by the manual I have not all settings on this conflict with the burst mode. Am I misunderstanding the purpose of the continuous mode shooting? Or is there some other secret which is not in the manual?

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  Here is a video showing it - could it be down to memory card or is it problem with camera

  Hi walkerx

  I don't see the link of the video, but I'm guessing it's a problem of small buffer.

  Here is a site that lists buffer tests:
  http://www.Imaging-Resource.com/prods/Sony-A58/Sony-a58A6.htm

  It seems to me that the motorway a58 unfortunately just has a small buffer - that means, it grows quickly, but his memory will fill up very quickly and start to slow as he tries to face to save the photos on the memory card to clear its internal memory to take more pictures.

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• On the rafale photo

  

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  They are suggested photos who believes that the phone are the best. This article may help:

  http://iphonephotographyschool.com/burst-mode/

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  Is it possible that you hold down shutter button too long, inadvertently, trigger in burst mode?

  From the iOS manual

  http://help.Apple.com/iPhone/9/#/iph1e767793c

  Take burst shots: (iPhone 5 s and later versions) Touch and hold the shutter button to take pictures of rapid fire in bursts (available all square mode or Photo). The shutter sound is different, and the counter shows how many shots you took, until you lift your finger. To see the suggested plans and select the photos that you want, press the thumbnail, and then press Select. The gray stripes under tiles mark the proposed pictures. To copy a picture of the explosion as a separate photo photo, click on the circle in the bottom right corner the photo. To remove the burst of photos, type it and then press on .

• Basler spL2048 - 70km with card PCIe-1433, low cadence

  Dear community LabView,

  I'm trying to run a Basler Sprint Mono spL-2048-70 km with a frame grabber module NI PCIe-1433. While the initial start-up was plug-and-play, turning the camera to the specified maximum speed (300 kHz) proves to be a challenge.

  Namely, I use the camera with a trigger in burst mode (main trigger frequency 10 Hz + burstmode up to 300 kHz) but the maximum reproducible work rep for the burst rate is around 30 kHz. I tried various options to increase the overall pace over the last few days but hit a wall.

  The system is a desktop based Win 7:

  Win 7 Enterprise SP 1

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  8 GB ram

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  Thanks again for your involvement.

  I found yet another entry in the forum which helped me a lot.

  https://forums.NI.com/T5/machine-vision/acquisition-rate-is-half-of-trig-rate-why/TD-p/2029160/page/...

  Even if it of another camera and resembles another question originally it solved my problem. It seems one must trigger the acquisition card in ' Action: trigger start of acquisition "mode and the device itself in" exposure control: triggered "in order to avoid long latencies and reach higher than 100 kHz framerates.

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  -OR-Max allows you to set the source of external camera command-line (moving the switch directly to the camera)

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  ---> be happy

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• What is the difference between the NEX-5 and NEX 5R

  I would like to know what is the difference between 5R NEX5 and NEX to help me choose the best.

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  NEX5-R

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• 1774 - error 0xBFFF8004

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• 580 EX does not take up with the 5 d Mk III?

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