Re: Lego :Robolab 2.5.1 patch download

Hmm, I installed the software on an olderlaptop, and all I see is a 
white image.
I have the camera drivers installed, as I can see the camera in image 
captures in programs.
That website doesn't have the the updates I needed. Its the website ive 
been looking at.
Thanks for your help





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In a message dated 7/13/05 9:43:51 AM, [email protected] writes:


> Hello,
> I purchased Robolab 2.5 from pitsco lego-dacta quite some time ago. I'm
> looking for the patch to upgrade to version 2.5.1, I can find the patch
> for 2.5.2 and 2.5.3 but not 2.5.1 or 2.5.4. Could anyone help me with
> this? I'm having some problems related to the vision, I can't detect any
> cameras that are connected, and the 2 imaging devices that it does
> detect is an Intelplay microscope, and a Microsoft WDM driver (which I
> do not know what device it is). Both return a "fuzzy" picture with
> diaganol lines, resembling a TV recieving static, which is surprising to
> me. I have a Legocam and a Intel Pro camera.
> Thank you in advance.



Gustavo
A few things:
1) The static you see is the program's way of telling you that there is 
no camera installed. 
2) if you have not installed the drivers for the camera yet, you shoudl 
do this first.  RL will only be able to read cameras which are already 
installed.
3) The best place for patches is the Tufts website: 
http://www.ceeo.tufts.edu/robolabatceeo.  Zgo to the Patches link on the 
top.
Good Luck,
DAN



Gustavo Goretkin wrote:

> Hello,
> I purchased Robolab 2.5 from pitsco lego-dacta quite some time ago. 
> I'm looking for the patch to upgrade to version 2.5.1, I can find the 
> patch for 2.5.2 and 2.5.3 but not 2.5.1 or 2.5.4. Could anyone help me 
> with this? I'm having some problems related to the vision, I can't 
> detect any cameras that are connected, and the 2 imaging devices that 
> it does detect is an Intelplay microscope, and a Microsoft WDM driver 
> (which I do not know what device it is). Both return a "fuzzy" picture 
> with diaganol lines, resembling a TV recieving static, which is 
> surprising to me. I have a Legocam and a Intel Pro camera.
> Thank you in advance.
> Gustavo
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