Intel SDK Examples are not running

Miguel · November 2016

Hi, I have installed the next programs in my UP Board, without connect to internet.
1. Windows 10 Education
2. Drivers UpBoard
3. MsVistudio 2015 Community with SP3
4. Intel Real Sense SDK R200
5. Intel RealSense™ Depth Camera Manager

The Hardware Specification are:
UpBoard
Intel Atom X5-Z8350 CPU1.44GHz
4Gb RAM
EMMC 32 GB
Intel Real Sense Camera R200

But when I tried to run the SDK Examples, they don't run correctly.
For example the BlobViewer Example, send me the next exception
"Unhandled exception at 0x61328B22 in DF_BlobViewer.exe 0xC0000005. Access violation executing
location 0x61328B22.

Also I tried to execute the FaceTracking Example in Visual Studio, I received an 0xC000001D: Illegal Instruction message.

What do you recommend to do?

Greetings
Miguel Tlapa Juarez

Chris Botha · November 2016

https://up-community.org/forum/ms-windows/827-gpio-drivers-for-windows-10

Andre · March 2017

I have the same problem as you, Miguel. Did you manage to make it work?

@CeeBee, I didn't get it, this topic talks about GPIO. What should I do?

Andre · March 2017

I tried a small program that just create the session and the manager to start looping through frames.
When I try to enable any module, I get the PXCM_STATUS_ITEM_UNAVAILABLE

The camera appear just fine on the Device Manager (Depth, RGB and the Virtual Driver).

I tried an example with librealsense and it works juts fine.

Could anyone run the RealSense SDK on Windows 10?

Andre · March 2017

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DCleri · May 2017

Hi Andrea,

For support on the RealSense SDK please refer to the Intel Community forums for RealSense: https://communities.intel.com/community/tech/realsense

The link is also available on the main section of our forums.

Andre · May 2017

Hi dcleri,

I tried there, and tried internal contacts as well.
They say the SDK works everywhere but in the Up Board, so it's probably a board problem. Also, the SDK can't even identify the camera.
Have you guys ever tried the SDK with success?
Tks

DCleri · May 2017

Hi Andrea,

The SDK has been tested successfully by the Intel RealSense team on Linux, in particular Ubuntu. It is also part of their offering and it is officially supported by Intel: https://software.intel.com/en-us/realsense/robotic-development-kit

Windows is considered part of the community support (so not as primary platform).

Could you point me at the discussion where you received the feedback about the board issue?

Intel SDK Examples are not running

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