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| + | To make sure the sensor gets recognized from Windows and in the {{ot}} software you have to make sure that the serial COM port is setup correctly. | ||
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| + | *Open the device manager and check which com port is assigned to the sensor | ||
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Revision as of 08:29, 17 March 2019
Network Setup for LAN sensors
To use OptiTUIO™ with the supported LIDAR network sensors you have to make sure that the computer which is running the OptiTUIO™ software is in the same network like your connected sensor.
Follow this steps to make sure your computer can see the sensor in the network:
- Open the Network Connections Window
Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections
- Right click on the Network adapter which is connected to the network where your sensor is connected too
- Left click Properties
- Double click Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4)
- Give your computer a manual fixed IP and assign the Subnet Mask
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Setup for USB sensors
OptiTUIO™ supports the Hokuyo URG04 UG01 sensor. This sensor has no network connection and uses a USB connection.
To make sure the sensor gets recognized from Windows and in the OptiTUIO™ software you have to make sure that the serial COM port is setup correctly.
- Open the device manager and check which com port is assigned to the sensor
- setup the same com port in OptiTUIO™
