Frequently
asked questions
1. What operating system do I need
to run K3CCDTools?
K3CCDTools runs on the
following operating systems:
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows Millenium
Edition, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP.
2. I have just tried to load K3CCDTools
onto my Windows 95 laptop. When I try to run the program
I get:
The K3CCDTOOLS.EXE file is linked to missing export SHELL32.DLL:SHGetSpecialFolderPathA
Shell32.dll (version 4.00.1111) is present in the
Windows\System folder.
Does anyone have an idea of what is going wrong?
The error is caused by old
version of your Shell32.dll. K3CCDTools requires Shell32.dll
version 4.71 or higher.
One of ways how it can be installed is to install
Internet Expolorer 4 with Service pack 1.
3, I've tested the camera with my
desktop using win98 & K3CCDTools and it works OK.
However, when I try it with my laptop running Win XP Pro
and K3CCDTools, the long exposure doesn't work -
i.e. I can change the exposure time and the image still
looks the same (no change in exposure).
I've checked port address and my laptop is using LPT1. I
set this but it still doesn't seem to work.
Have you got any ideas?
Here are several hints:
1, Do you have gwiopm.sys file installed
in your K3CCDTools directory?
2, Do you run K3CCDTools with administrator user rights
in Windows XP?
3, You can do an experiment - switch K3CCDTools 2 into
normal exposure mode (live preview) and open Port
Commander.
Try to send to port values 11111111 -> the picture
should be visible
and then 00000000 -> no picture should be visible.
If the test in point 3, didn't work OK, then you may have
a problem with parallel port settings.
4, My camera stopped working with K3CCDTools.
I can see the camera listed in the device menu;
but the camera doesn't turn on and there is no image (just
black). No red light on on the camera.
Before, it used to work ok and when I started K3CCD the
camera would automatically turn on
and an image would appear - now it doesn't.
K3CCDTools remembers the
camera state when K3CCDTools is closed.
It looks that your camera is not in Preview mode.
Just press the Preview button on the
main toolbar
or check the Preview menu item in Video Capture menu.
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