I have just installed the QNXRTP and it rocks! I am using QNX for a
robotics research project and I am wondering if any of you ever tried to
use a WebCAM (USB based) with QNX. Actually, any information about
camera with QNX would be great! (including IEEE1394 firewire cameras and
USB cameras, … ). Second question is about Wireless LAN, is there a
QNX driver for the CISCO Aironet Wireless LAN PC Card?
Any information regarding to the two questions would be greatly appreciated.
I have just installed the QNXRTP and it rocks! I am using QNX for a
robotics research project and I am wondering if any of you ever tried to
use a WebCAM (USB based) with QNX. Actually, any information about
camera with QNX would be great! (including IEEE1394 firewire cameras and
USB cameras, … ). Second question is about Wireless LAN, is there a
QNX driver for the CISCO Aironet Wireless LAN PC Card?
Any information regarding to the two questions would be greatly appreciated.
I’m not sure if these devices are supported. The supported hardware page
would be a good place to check it out:
Previously, Roboticist wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.newuser:
I have just installed the QNXRTP and it rocks! I am using QNX for a
robotics research project and I am wondering if any of you ever tried to
use a WebCAM (USB based) with QNX. Actually, any information about
camera with QNX would be great! (including IEEE1394 firewire cameras and
USB cameras, … ). Second question is about Wireless LAN, is there a
QNX driver for the CISCO Aironet Wireless LAN PC Card?
I wrote a couple of parallel port drivers for WebCam’s before USB
was common. When I was trying, it was a lot more difficult to get
specs for USB cams than Parallel port versions. I don’t know why.
I cooresponded with QSSL a week ago here and they indicated that they
had no such drivers yet, but that they were interested in providing
at least one.
A somewhat pricey alternative (>= $500) is one of the Ethernet Cams
that you can hook up. The biggest player seems to be Axis, but there
are others.
Hi,
As far as I know there are no drivers for the CISCO Aironet Card, drivers
do exist for the Lucent Orinoco 802.11b card and I am currently using it in
my embedded system.
First, thanks a lot for the information. I have heard about the
difficulty in writing drivers for USB based webCAM. Can you provide more
information regarding to the QSSL developed driver? Specifically, if
they are planning to release a driver, what WebCAM would that be? The
AXIS camera are good but our project cannot afford such power
consumption. But it is nevertheless a very interesting alternative
solution. Thanks.
Lawrence
Mitchell Schoenbrun wrote:
Previously, Roboticist wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.newuser:
I have just installed the QNXRTP and it rocks! I am using QNX for a
robotics research project and I am wondering if any of you ever tried to
use a WebCAM (USB based) with QNX. Actually, any information about
camera with QNX would be great! (including IEEE1394 firewire cameras and
USB cameras, … ). Second question is about Wireless LAN, is there a
QNX driver for the CISCO Aironet Wireless LAN PC Card?
I wrote a couple of parallel port drivers for WebCam’s before USB
was common. When I was trying, it was a lot more difficult to get
specs for USB cams than Parallel port versions. I don’t know why.
I cooresponded with QSSL a week ago here and they indicated that they
had no such drivers yet, but that they were interested in providing
at least one.
A somewhat pricey alternative (>= $500) is one of the Ethernet Cams
that you can hook up. The biggest player seems to be Axis, but there
are others.
Previously, Roboticist wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.newuser:
Can you provide more
information regarding to the QSSL developed driver? Specifically, if
they are planning to release a driver, what WebCAM would that be?
I can’t because I told you pretty much all that was told to me.
Previously, Roboticist wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.newuser:
Can you provide more
information regarding to the QSSL developed driver? Specifically, if
they are planning to release a driver, what WebCAM would that be?
I can’t because I told you pretty much all that was told to me.
Hi,
As far as I know there are no drivers for the CISCO Aironet Card, drivers
do exist for the Lucent Orinoco 802.11b card and I am currently using it
in
my embedded system.
Is it possible to writing the driver for other wireless lan (not Orinoco
wireless lan) ?
Worapat.
“Srikanth Saripalli” <> srik@robotics.usc.edu> > wrote in message
news:9uugia$9f4$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Hi,
As far as I know there are no drivers for the CISCO Aironet Card, drivers
do exist for the Lucent Orinoco 802.11b card and I am currently using it
in
my embedded system.
Is it possible to writing the driver for other wireless lan (not Orinoco
wireless lan) ?
Worapat.
“Srikanth Saripalli” <> srik@robotics.usc.edu> > wrote in message
news:9uugia$9f4$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Hi,
As far as I know there are no drivers for the CISCO Aironet Card,
drivers
do exist for the Lucent Orinoco 802.11b card and I am currently using
it
in
my embedded system.
Is it possible to writing the driver for other wireless lan (not
Orinoco
wireless lan) ?
Worapat.
“Srikanth Saripalli” <> srik@robotics.usc.edu> > wrote in message
news:9uugia$9f4$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Hi,
As far as I know there are no drivers for the CISCO Aironet Card,
drivers
do exist for the Lucent Orinoco 802.11b card and I am currently using
it
in
my embedded system.
\
How come everytime somebody says sorry they end up
having better english then mine? :-}
Maybe you don’t apologize enough, Mario? (Ducking, running for cover)
-RK
–
Robert Krten, PARSE Software Devices +1 613 599 8316.
Realtime Systems Architecture, Consulting and Training at www.parse.com
Email my initials at parse dot com.
How come everytime somebody says sorry they end up
having better english then mine? :-}
Maybe you don’t apologize enough, Mario? > > > > (Ducking, running for
cover)
LOL!
Mario
Mario, did you learn your English by watching American TV? That’ll rot your
brain - at least the language centres!
Anyway your English is much better than my french - maybe I should spend
more time watching TV (french language, of course! not American!) ?
Mario, did you learn your English by watching American TV?
Yeah 50% of it, dude
The other 50% i got from working in sawmills, probably worse then
American TV. That’s were I learn to put in a few f words, here and there
, just to blend in, you know
That’ll rot your brain - at least the language centres!
LOL!
Anyway your English is much better than my french - maybe I should
spend
more time watching TV (french language, of course! not American!) ?
If you really want to do that, send me a note I’ll give you a list of stuff
to
stay away from.
