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IEEE-1394

CoolSNAP Camera will Not Image When Attached to Certain Dual- processor or Hyperthreading- capable PCs

Some high-end Windows 2000/XP-enabled computers with Intel Pentium or Xeonprocessors include a memory enhancement called Physical Address Extension (PAE). PAE allows these compters to address memory above 4GB; however, when PAE is enabled the IEEE-1394 CoolSNAP camera will not transmit any pixel data.

To determine whether your computer is running with PAE enabled, go to the Control Panel and open the "System" icon. Under the "General" tab, you will find a reference to Physical Address Extension in the "Computer" section.

To disable PAE, you must edit your C:\boot.ini file and remove the /PAE flag.

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Contents Rev G0 Page Page Page Limited Warranty Photometrics Analytical Instrumentation Normal Wear Item DisclaimerSoftware Limited Warranty Iii Optional CoolSNAP Camera System Service Contract Declaration of Conformity Declaration of Conformity Table of Contents Index Description System ComponentsAbout This Manual Precautions Environmental Requirements Storage Requirements Microscopes Lenses, Tripods Photometrics Customer Service BeneluxSystem Installation CoolSNAPcf /CoolSNAPES Connecting Your CoolSNAP Camera To connect your Lvds CoolSNAP cameraTo connect your IEEE-1394 CoolSNAP camera CoolSNAPES Features Operating FeaturesCommon Features Dual Mode OperationAntiblooming Normal Mode, NonoverlappedApplication Examples Troubleshooting Page CoolSNAPcf /CoolSNAPES Basic Specifications DimensionsCoolSNAP IEEE-1394 Camera Side View Specifications Orientations Additional Measurements CCDDetector Auxiliary Power Supply Index Rev G0