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    You Reply: You can still get 640*480 size picture even at 64 bytes data/packages, you just spent much time getting
    the picture.

    And yes i need the camera to be full controlled by the arduino as it would be used on a robotic project like
    mars explorer ( getting picture on a mobile robot out of seeing and wireless sending it to a remote user).
  • Topic:
    You Reply: You can still get 640*480 size picture even at 64 bytes data/packages, you just spent much time getting
    the picture.

    And yes i need the camera to be full controlled by the arduino as it would be used on a robotic project like
    mars explorer ( getting picture on a mobile robot out of seeing and wireless sending it to a remote user).
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    You Reply: Hi, there some news about the serial camera advance....

    i've got a very good news to share with you.
    i didn't have enough time to get the library done and i will love some help if someone is up too.

    about the good news after spending some hard time trying to get data from the camera i figured out
    that we could send to the camera the size of the packed data that we would like.

    So cause we know it's very difficult to get data over 128 byte from serial port on arduino i tryed to send a command to the camera who ask for 64 bytes packaged data and ..... it works !!!

    So now i'm spending some time trying to get all package and remake the snapshot but i have some late stuff to do at my work, and as you know this some help could be thankfull...

    i made a picture under Proteus ISIS so you can see how the circuit is done so you can try by yourself

    thank you.

    ps: I'm still working on the library and hope to post a working one soon

  • Topic:
    You Reply: Hi, there some news about the serial camera advance....

    i've got a very good news to share with you.
    i didn't have enough time to get the library done and i will love some help if someone is up too.

    about the good news after spending some hard time trying to get data from the camera i figured out
    that we could send to the camera the size of the packed data that we would like.

    So cause we know it's very difficult to get data over 128 byte from serial port on arduino i tryed to send a command to the camera who ask for 64 bytes packaged data and ..... it works !!!

    So now i'm spending some time trying to get all package and remake the snapshot but i have some late stuff to do at my work, and as you know this some help could be thankfull...

    i made a picture under Proteus ISIS so you can see how the circuit is done so you can try by yourself

    thank you.

    ps: I'm still working on the library and hope to post a working one soon

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    You Reply: Thank you
    I get it worked by using logic gate building a short rs232 converter

    I was afraid that it can't stand 115200 baud but after a short simulation under Proteus ISIS (where it works !!!)
    i tryed for real and could get even the snapshot continuously over 10 snapshot in a row without failure.

    I'm working now on a librairy.

    I will post a working librairy for use when i will finish it.

    Thanks for the help :)


  • Topic:
    You Reply: Thank you
    I get it worked by using logic gate building a short rs232 converter

    I was afraid that it can't stand 115200 baud but after a short simulation under Proteus ISIS (where it works !!!)
    i tryed for real and could get even the snapshot continuously over 10 snapshot in a row without failure.

    I'm working now on a librairy.

    I will post a working librairy for use when i will finish it.

    Thanks for the help :)


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    You Reply: The camera seems to be found by the software
    and when i snapshot it reads succeed but just a jpeg #42 error on the screen

    by the way i've tried addressing the camera using the Quickzoom datasheet DFRobot gave and a bus pirate.
    but for every command i've sent no response or ack coming back

    maybe i was wrong on the command line i sent using write 'UH 0x01 2 0x00 0x02 #' all in hexadecimal representation.

    i really need some help i've bought this camera for a course project

    thanks for your help.

    ps; i've attached a screenshot of a test using the camera software.

  • Topic:
    You Reply: The camera seems to be found by the software
    and when i snapshot it reads succeed but just a jpeg #42 error on the screen

    by the way i've tried addressing the camera using the Quickzoom datasheet DFRobot gave and a bus pirate.
    but for every command i've sent no response or ack coming back

    maybe i was wrong on the command line i sent using write 'UH 0x01 2 0x00 0x02 #' all in hexadecimal representation.

    i really need some help i've bought this camera for a course project

    thanks for your help.

    ps; i've attached a screenshot of a test using the camera software.

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    You Reply: Hello,

    i had some issue adressing this serial camera, could someone please post a working sketch
    using "taking picture" and get the data.
    Or maybe a working sketch that take the picture and still on the try to get all the data and i will try to complete
    a library.

    thanks for the help.