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indi_mi_ccd_usb for Moravian C3-26000C does not show cooler ON/OFF and camera temperature #912
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@sWski Can you please check? |
Hi guys, I looked at this problem yesterday and I'm pretty bummed about it. Summary of steps I've tried:
Then I've reverted these packages back to the latest version and:
Looking at the differences in the logs, when the buttons do not work, this is not in the listing:
This property is handled here and here. So it's not clear to me how when I compile the driver, it works. The library decides whether the camera has a cooler or not and it's version remained the same as the distributed version. |
Yes I can confirm it's a driver compile issue, sorry to waste your time, I will rebuild all packages next. |
@knro Hi Jasem, I am facing the same issue now, with moravian camera C4: cooling buttons do not show up with current, latest release |
I initiated a rebuild for this driver in the PPA |
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Describe the bug
After updating my linux kstar version to 3.7.0 the cooler ON/OFF is disabled and the actual temperature for my Moravian C3-26000C CMOS Cam is not displayed, value is always zero. The previous driver was working. Indi driver is V1.9 indi_mi_ccd_usb. The cooling temperature can be set and also the cooling seems to be working. No error messages.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Screenshots
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Log Files
log_08-36-11.txt
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