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Hi.

Iam trying to make a simple VI to count objects using Vision and a USB camera.

I am getting the error:

-1074396080

IMAQ Threshold

Invalid image type.

I have attached my front diagram, block diagram and a picture of the objects I am trying to count.

Hope someon can help me.

Iam still a novice / rookie sow please no flame.

Thx.

/ Jens Poulsen

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It appears that the output of the USB snap function is always a RGB U32 image, regardless of what the input image is. That is why you are getting the error. The IMAQ Count Objects 2 vi will not accept and RGB image. After the USB Snap, add an IMAQ Cast Image vi to convert it back to a U8 image and then pass it to the IMAQ Count Objects 2 vi.

QUOTE (X_DOT @ Mar 16 2009, 10:52 AM)

Hi.

Iam trying to make a simple VI to count objects using Vision and a USB camera.

I am getting the error:

-1074396080

IMAQ Threshold

Invalid image type.

I have attached my front diagram, block diagram and a picture of the objects I am trying to count.

Hope someon can help me.

Iam still a novice / rookie sow please no flame.

Thx.

/ Jens Poulsen

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Thx now it works. nice and quick help.

QUOTE (rpursley @ Mar 16 2009, 09:37 PM)

It appears that the output of the USB snap function is always a RGB U32 image, regardless of what the input image is. That is why you are getting the error. The IMAQ Count Objects 2 vi will not accept and RGB image. After the USB Snap, add an IMAQ Cast Image vi to convert it back to a U8 image and then pass it to the IMAQ Count Objects 2 vi.
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