DW_BUFFER_FULL on dwSAL_createSensor()

[VickNV]

@eolson

Some updates, we’ve gotten the BUFFER error to go away by specifying the correct interface.

Please share the full command that worked for you, as it will be helpful for other developers who might be using the same Quanta camera module.

@eolson

Hey Vick,

Some updates, we’ve gotten the BUFFER error to go away by specifying the correct interface. However, now when we run 3 cameras using the sample_camera application, passing in the rig file, the entire thing breaks. It works with 1 camera and 2 cameras, but not 3+. I’ve attached our syslog, consolelog and rig files to this post.
rig_a_3.json (3.0 KB)

quanta_syslog_06072023.txt (127.6 KB)
quanta_error_06072023.txt (28.0 KB)

To address this 3 or more cameras use case, I suggest creating a separate topic on the forum. In the new topic, please include the full command you are using and attach the syslog, consolelog, and rig files that you mentioned. Although the forum can provide assistance, it’s possible that you may still need support from Quanta for this particular scenario.

[eolson]

The parameter name that worked for me is:
HZKJ_IMX728_ES2_V2_120FOV

This is what “lines up” with the .nito file that the application pulls from.

sudo ./nvsiplcamera -c HZKJ_IMX728_ES2_V2_120FOV_CPHY_x4 -m “1 0 0 0” -sR

or in a rig.json file you would put:
“parameter”: “camera-name:HZKJ_IMX728_ES2_V2_120FOV”