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Step #4 failed: "%s" on read of %i. Camera not operational

Step #4 failed (returned %i, expected %i). Camera not operational

canon_usb_unlock_keys: Unexpected length returned (%i bytes, expected %i)

canon_usb_get_body_id: Unexpected data length returned (%i bytes, expected %i)

Receiving data...

Out of memory: %d bytes needed.

canon_usb_get_dirents: Couldn't fit payload into buffer, '%.96s' (truncated) too long.

canon_usb_list_all_dirs: canon_usb_long_dialogue failed to fetch direntries, returned %i

Name "%s" from camera does not match any known camera

Driver framework written by Lutz Mueller <lutz@users.sf.net>. This software has QVplay's source code, written by Ken-ichi HAYASHI <xg2k-hys@asahi-net.or.jp> and Jun-ichiro "itojun" Itoh <itojun@itojun.org>. Integration of QVplay by Michael Haardt <michael@moria.de>.

Battery level: %.1f Volts. Revision: %08x.

There are two resolution settings, 352x288 and 176x144. Photo data is in JPEG format when downloaded and thus has no predetermined size. Therefore, the advertised maximum number of photos the camera can hold must be understood as an approximation. All gphoto2 options will work, except for the following which the hardware will not support: Deletion of individual or selected photos (gphoto2 -d) Capture (gphoto2 --capture or --capture-image) However, capture is possible using the webcam interface, supported by the spca50x kernel module. GUI access using gtkam has been tested, and works. However, the camera does not produce separate thumbnails. Since the images are in any event already small and of low resolution, the driver merely downloads the actual images to use as thumbnails. The camera can shoot in 'video clip' mode. The resulting frames are saved here as a succession of still photos. The user can animate them using (for example) ImageMagick's 'animate' function. For more details on the camera's functions, please consult libgphoto2/camlibs/clicksmart310/README.clicksmart310.

For cameras with insides from S&Q Technologies, which have the USB Vendor ID 0x2770 and Product ID 0x905C, 0x9050, 0x9051, 0x9052, or 0x913D. Photos are saved in PPM format. Some of these cameras allow software deletion of all photos. Others do not. No supported camera can do capture-image. All can do capture-preview (image captured and sent to computer). If delete-all does work for your camera, then capture-preview will have the side-effect that it also deletes what is on the camera. File uploading is not supported for these cameras. Also, none of the supported cameras allow deletion of individual photos by use of a software command.

Only root folder is supported - you requested a file listing for folder '%s'.

Capture type is not supported

Dimera 3500 ver. %s %d/%d %d:%d. %d pictures used of approximately %d (high res) or %d (low res). Camera features: %s, %s, %s, %s. Flash is %s, is %s and is %s. Resolution is set to %s. Camera is %s powered %s.

ON

OFF

ready

* Image glitches or problems communicating are often caused by a low battery. * Images captured remotely on this camera are stored in temporary RAM and not in the flash memory card. * Exposure control when capturing images can be configured manually or set to automatic mode. * Image quality is currently lower than it could be.

Out of memory

Downloading image...

Listing folders in '%s'...

The Directory Browse "camera" lets you index photos on your hard drive.

Directory Browse Mode - written by Scott Fritzinger <scottf@unr.edu>.

The camera sent only %i byte(s), but we need at least %i.

Could not contact camera.

Bad data - got 0x%02x, expected 0x%02x.

Bad data - got 0x%02x, expected 0x%02x or 0x%02x.

Downloading...

The camera does not accept '%s' as filename.

Could not set speed to %i (camera responded with %i).

Matthew G. Martin Based on fujiplay by Thierry Bousch <bousch@topo.math.u-psud.fr>

Configuration for your FUJI camera

Date & Time

hp215 Marcus Meissner <marcus@jet.franken.de> Driver to access the HP Photosmart 215 camera. Merged from the standalone hp215 program. This driver allows download of images and previews, and deletion of images.

Your USB camera is an iClick 5X. The total number of pictures taken is %i

Information regarding cameras with ID 0x2770:0x9153. We do not recommend the use of a GUI program to access this camera, unless you are just having fun or trying to see if you can blow a fuse. For production use, try gphoto2 -P from the command line. Note: it is not possible to download video clips.

iClick 5X driver Theodore Kilgore <kilgota@auburn.edu>

Downloading data...

Downloading thumbnail...

The JD11 camera works rather well with this driver. An RS232 interface @ 115 kbit is required for image transfer. The driver allows you to get - thumbnails (64x48 PGM format) - full images (640x480 PPM format)

This camera contains a Jeilin JL2005A chipset. The number of photos in it is %i.

This driver supports cameras with Jeilin jl2005a chip These cameras do not support deletion of photos, nor uploading of data. Decoding of compressed photos may or may not work well and does not work equally well for all supported cameras. If present on the camera, video clip frames are downloaded as consecutive still photos. For further details please consult libgphoto2/camlibs/README.jl2005a

This camera contains a Jeilin JL2005%c chipset. The number of photos in it is %i.

This driver supports cameras with Jeilin JL2005B or C or D chip These cameras do not support deletion of photos, nor uploading of data. If present on the camera, video clip frames are downloaded as consecutive still photos. For more details please consult libgphoto2/camlibs/README.jl2005c

The Kodak DC120 camera uses the KDC file format for storing images. If you want to view the images you download from your camera, you will need to download the "kdc2tiff" program. It is available from http://kdc2tiff.sourceforge.net

Kodak DC120 Camera Library Scott Fritzinger <scottf@gphoto.net> Camera Library for the Kodak DC120 camera. (by popular demand).

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