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 ======Camera Troubleshooting====== ======Camera Troubleshooting======
  
-The full manual on regular camera setup is available here: [[quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:cnc-vision-setup|CNC Vision Setup]]. +The full manual on regular camera setup for Optical Registration Mark Reading is available here: [[quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:cnc-vision-setup|CNC Vision Setup]]. 
  
 The steps described in this manual are typically not required to set up a camera purchased from Puruvesi Automation, since the camera comes pre-configured out of the box, and should be used only in situations when access to deep camera settings is required. The steps described in this manual are typically not required to set up a camera purchased from Puruvesi Automation, since the camera comes pre-configured out of the box, and should be used only in situations when access to deep camera settings is required.
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   * In the Video Coding window, check that the Coding field is set to MJPEG for best image recognition results when using the myCNC Vision System. Here you can also change the resolution and the frame rate of the camera. Typically, a frame rate of around 10 frames/sec is sufficient for the myCNC Vision System. Click 'Save' once you've successfully altered the necessary settings:   * In the Video Coding window, check that the Coding field is set to MJPEG for best image recognition results when using the myCNC Vision System. Here you can also change the resolution and the frame rate of the camera. Typically, a frame rate of around 10 frames/sec is sufficient for the myCNC Vision System. Click 'Save' once you've successfully altered the necessary settings:
 {{:troubleshooting:cnc-vision-029-video-settings2.png}} {{:troubleshooting:cnc-vision-029-video-settings2.png}}
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 +=====Adding/removing the camera cross and circle indicators=====
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 +The XML code responsible for displaying the camera cross/circle indicators is located in the x-bottab-camera.xml file within your profile folder (typically, that would be the X1366V tangential knife profile folder). The code is presented below:
 +
 +<code XML><gitem where="x-camera" position="5;5" width="780" height="170"
 + name="cameraview" type="cameraview" channel="0" center-lines="green;2"
 + center-circle="yellow;2;25"
 + show-roi="yellow;1" />
 +</code>
 +
 +The following options are available: 
 +  * center-lines: the cross indicator lines, change colour and thickness
 +  * center-circle: the circle indicator, change colour, line thickness and circle radius
 +  * show-roi: show Region of Interest (described in the main Camera manual: [[quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:cnc-vision-setup|CNC Vision (Optical Registration Mark Reading) Setup]]
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 +For more information on XML editing, please consult the following manual: [[mycnc:mycnc_screen_configuration|Screen Editing and Configuration]]
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