Known Issues (Frame Grabbers)
This section provides information about known issues for Basler frame grabbers.
All Components
| Summary | Camera Does Not Deliver Correct Images |
| Description | If a camera with multiple links doesn't comply with the CXP standard regarding the distribution of the image data over the links, no correct images are delivered to the computer. This issue was observed with a JAI SP-12000C-CXP4 camera. |
| Affected Hardware Revision | |
| Status | Fixed in revision xx/Open |
| Workaround | No workaround is available. |
| Ticket ID | TFS 211645 |
| Summary | Unexpected Behavior of the Camera Simulator |
| Description | The usage of the applet’s internal camera simulator may show a lower bandwidth than expected. This does mean that certain overflow conditions may occur when the current simulator is used. When a real camera is used, this behavior doesn't show. The issue is only related to the internal camera simulator. |
| Affected Hardware Revision | |
| Status | Fixed in revision xx/Open |
| Workaround | No workaround is available. |
| Ticket ID | – |
| Summary | Frame Grabber Do Not Work with Windows Fast Startup |
| Description | Under Windows 8 or higher with Fast Startup enabled (also known as Hybrid Boot or Hybrid Shutdown), the frame grabber may no longer work after changing the hardware setup and restarting the system. |
| Affected Hardware Revision | |
| Status | Fixed in revision xx/Open |
| Workaround | A restart (explicit restart, not shutdown) solves these problems. To avoid the problems completely, disable Fast Startup as described by www.windowscentral.com. |
| Ticket ID | – |
| Summary | Linux Drivers can't be Signed with a Trusted Basler Certificate |
| Description | Using secure boot (UEFI mode) with Linux requires a driver that is signed with a trusted certificate. Since the driver is provided as source code, there is no way to sign it with a trusted Basler certificate. |
| Affected Hardware Revision | |
| Status | Fixed in revision xx/Open |
| Workaround | To work with the driver, secure boot can be disabled. Alternatively, you can sign the driver as described in this Ubuntu blog entry. |
| Ticket ID | – |
imaWorx
| Summary | LED 12EXT Illuminates Red on Wrong Event |
| Description | The LED 12EXT is supposed to illuminate red when imaWorx isn't connected to an external power supply. However, the LED only illuminates red, if the external power connector is connected and falsely reflects the state of 12V_DC_UP instead of 12V_EXT. |
| Affected Hardware Revision | |
| Status | Fixed in revision xx/Open |
| Workaround | No workaround is available. |
| Ticket ID | TFS 206709 |