Hi all!
So I've been experimenting a bit with the arduino shield and manage to send most commands so far (such as changing frame rate, ISO, and so on). But I'm stuck on two points :
The main one is that I wanted to send a clock. Now as I understand it, there's no way to use the shield as a real TC generator, but at least I could send a clock to the URSA mini pro. Here's the code I have, and no matter what values I'm feeding it, it never correspond on the URSA and I can't find a pattern within the inconsistencies...
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int32_t TC[] {
00010010001101010100010100000000,
00100000000110000110010001001000
};
sdiCameraControl.writeCommandInt32(
1, // Camera 1
7, // Catergory Configuration
0, // Param Clock
0, // Operation: Assign Value
TC
);
Also this code doesn't work at all either, when trying to change the peaking mode (but that's not my main concern)
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int8_t Peak[] {1,1};
sdiCameraControl.writeCommandInt8(
1, // Camera 1
4, // Catergory Display
5, // Param Focus Assista
0, // Operation: Assign Value
Peak
);
Any Idea guys to what might be wrong ? Am I actually supposed to use binary coded decimal for the date ?