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>3.11. Digital Camera Connection</H1
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> Markus Schill wrote: "Great that there are also other people who are
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interested in using the SONY DSC-F1 IR adapter under linux. Up to now
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I have only toyed around with the linux-irda software and the serial
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IR adapter from PuMa Technologies that came with the camera. This is
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the status. I am using linux 2.0.33 and the latest linux-irda... If I
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use:
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> modprobe irda
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modprobe irtty
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irattach /dev/ircomm0
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the adapter starts talking to the camera. /var/log/messages says that
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SONY-DSC-F1 was found, but no service is started. (Please note, this
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probably doesn't apply to the 2.2.x kernel versions of Linux/IrDA,
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[WH]).
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> There are two programs for linux available that can be used for the
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communication with the camera via cable: (1) chotplay and (2)
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stillgrab. They both take a tty as commandline option, so I guess that
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they should work if the irtty layer of the protocol stack works
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correctly ... I have not looked at anything in the linux-irda code,
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yet!). I am not sure whether I understand the stack but shouldn't the
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irtty make the thing look like a normal tty? What service should be
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started. "
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> Dag Brattli wrote: "I'm not sure which application level protocol the
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camera uses, but it is possible that it implements the IrDA(TM)
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Infrared Transfer Picture Specification (IrTran-P). If you take a look at
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>IrTran protocol</A
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, you will see that it is a protocol which is implemented above IrCOMM (not IrTTY!).
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IrTTY is something we use just to be able to talk to the Linux serial
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driver. "
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> The Kodak-Digital-Camera-HOWTO by David Burley
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now describes how to get IrDA working and
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implemented to get communications and to use the DigitalOS camera's
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with Linux and IrDA.
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