If it works, then the V4L1 >support can be removed from that driver as well. >Regards, >Andy >Thomas Kaiser wrote: >On 03:30 PM, Andy Walls wrote: >On Mon, at 08:27 -0300, Mauro Carvalho Chehab wrote: >Em 18:28, Andy Walls escreveu: >On Sun, at 17:12 -0400, Andy Walls wrote: >On Sun, at 22:26 +0200, Hans Verkuil wrote: >And other news on the V4L1 front: >I'm waiting for test results on the cpia2 driver. It may be possible to support the Travveler under linux eventually, but at a minimum you'll need to provide information on the chips used in the unit. >Given all that, I'm not sure we could use your unit for regression testing of changes to the cpia2 driver.
#Qx5 microscope driver 32 bit mod#
>The QX5 has the same pxiel resolution as the Traveler Mod 1, but the Mod 2 support a higher resolution. >The Traveler microscopes look mechanically similar to the QX3 and QX5, but the pixel resolution is higher than the QX3.
Regards, Andy Andy Walls wrote: >The cpia2 driver doesn't know about those usb ids. Owns some aspects of the mechanical design (since the sticker on the bottom of my QX3 indicates it was made by Mattell). I notice Traveler USA does not sell their microscope in the US. Aveotek provides controller chips to camera manufacturers and has a generic UVC driver download available for Windows. It is called 'Traveler USB-Mikroskop' and model number is 'SU 1071'.įurther investigation reveals that the Traveler is likely a UVC based webcam microscope. I have since learned that the stradis driver has only ever worked for kernel 2.2.
#Qx5 microscope driver 32 bit drivers#
Download the latest drivers for your USB Microscope to keep your Computer up-to-date. File name: traveler_su_1071.exe Version: 2.4.8 File size: 12.252 MB Upload source: search engine. Surgeforce has a driver 'Macam' for the su.īelow you can download traveler su 1071 driver for Windows. I have a Traveler USB Microscope (su 1071) that supplies microscope software only for Windows.
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