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I get an unresponsive terminal, after hitting Ctrl-C I get the following output
File "pylepton_capture", line 37, in image = capture(flip_v = options.flip_v, device = options.device) File "pylepton_capture", line 10, in capture a, _ = l.capture() File "pylepton/Lepton.py", line 158, in capture time.sleep(0.185)
I have tested the Lepton on a digital analyzer and the CS and MISO channels of the SPI seem to be communicating OK. SCK is identical to the CS channel though and I am unsure of the cause or fix to this.
Digging into the code, it seems to get stuck in the def capture function (in Lepton.py) in the while True loop. It seems that the capture_buf array is never populated with data from the pixels collected by the Lepton.
I'm not 100% sure this is the root of the issue, or what this affects either. Any advice on this issue in general is appreciated in advance.
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I am working with a raspberry pi 3 (and have also tried on a raspi zero w) and the FLIR radiometric dev kit from SparkFun (Lepton 2.5).
When I run
pylepton_capture output.png
I get an unresponsive terminal, after hitting Ctrl-C I get the following output
File "pylepton_capture", line 37, in image = capture(flip_v = options.flip_v, device = options.device) File "pylepton_capture", line 10, in capture a, _ = l.capture() File "pylepton/Lepton.py", line 158, in capture time.sleep(0.185)
I have tested the Lepton on a digital analyzer and the CS and MISO channels of the SPI seem to be communicating OK. SCK is identical to the CS channel though and I am unsure of the cause or fix to this.
Digging into the code, it seems to get stuck in the
def capture
function (in Lepton.py) in thewhile True
loop. It seems that thecapture_buf
array is never populated with data from the pixels collected by the Lepton.I'm not 100% sure this is the root of the issue, or what this affects either. Any advice on this issue in general is appreciated in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: