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CMOS Nighshot and NETMF

Started by Roel, Aug 28 2010 11:41 AM

Best Answer greg, 28 August 2010 - 12:51 PM

Hi,

I like to find a camera that has nighshot in it. I couldn't find one on Sparkfun but I think it should be out there. Do you know one?

But first of all I need to know if the NETMF can render video over WIFI?

Please let me know!

Roel

You'll need to write drivers for the WIFI shield, not to mention drivers for the camera.

Right now folks are working on ethernet in general.

You can probably just use an XBee via serial, set it to 115k baud and that should be sufficient for your camera work. The camera itself should just be a data stream. Go to the full post

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Posted 28 August 2010 - 11:41 AM

Hi, I like to find a camera that has nighshot in it. I couldn't find one on Sparkfun but I think it should be out there. Do you know one? But first of all I need to know if the NETMF can render video over WIFI? Please let me know! Roel

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Posted 28 August 2010 - 12:51 PM Best Answer

Hi,

I like to find a camera that has nighshot in it. I couldn't find one on Sparkfun but I think it should be out there. Do you know one?

But first of all I need to know if the NETMF can render video over WIFI?

Please let me know!

Roel

You'll need to write drivers for the WIFI shield, not to mention drivers for the camera.

Right now folks are working on ethernet in general.

You can probably just use an XBee via serial, set it to 115k baud and that should be sufficient for your camera work. The camera itself should just be a data stream.

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