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  • Forum Post: Re: Sequences longer than 96 frames at 4000Hz

    Andrew Jones Andrew Jones
    While it seems that there isn't any extra space in the existing 32MB (5MB of which is available for patterns), what I had in mind was physically switching out the FPGA memory chip for a larger chip. I understand that switching out IC components is not simple and may nore even be possible given the...
    on Mar 6, 2012
  • Forum Post: Supplying external 1-bit monochrome patterns via HDMI

    Gabriel Rosenhouse Gabriel Rosenhouse
    Hello, I'd like to display external 1-bit monochrome patterns with the LightCrafter at the maximum frame rate (24 * 60 Hz = 1440 Hz) and supply the "patterns" via HDMI. I don't care about the LEDs, since I will be using an external light source. 1) Is this possible? 2) If yes...
    on May 9, 2012
  • Forum Post: External Pattern Sequence LightCrafter

    Robert Mark Robert Mark
    Hello, I would like to project a sequence of externally defined 24 bit .BMP images using the LightCrafter. My understanding is that a single 24 bit image can be projected while in 'Static Image Mode', or a sequence of images can be displayed as bit planes using 'Pattern Sequence' mode...
    on Jul 31, 2012
  • Forum Post: Internal or External Sequence Mode?

    Di Zhang1 Di Zhang1
    As we known, there are 2 main modes by displaying: External Sequence Mode and Internal Sequence Mode. Now we have an application that requires projecting more than 96 (about 400~600) 1-bit patterns by using LCr GUI, and i was able to upload more than 96 1-bit images by the drop down list trick and...
    on Oct 30, 2012
  • Forum Post: >200 Hz monochrome using HDMI input, FPGA processing of TTL pulse to modulate LED power

    Jonathan Leong Jonathan Leong
    Hi, I'm hoping the Lightcrafter users and developers here could help me to determine whether Lightcrafter would be appropriate for the following application. I'm programming OpenGL graphics, which I'd like to present using DLP Lightcrafter via the HDMI input. The graphics are monochrome...
    on Mar 12, 2013
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