Be careful with using a powered USB hub and an eye one. I have blown a lightbulb on an eye one, likely because of the USB powered hub. I was using a Belkin hub at the time. Sent from my iPad On Jul 15, 2011, at 4:51 AM, "M. Kupiec" <markupiec@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I've never made any compilation. Can somebody compile that file for me or > give some tutorial links?.. > > The file with changed values attached > > I'm wondering if the problem is not in not enough usb power while measuring. > I've made some measurements and there in 4,95V in pc and 5,10V in working > laptop > Seems normal but thats idle voltages > > At evening im gona to try with powered USB hub, and additional usb pci card. > > Pozdrawiam Marcin > > > > > > > > > > > > 2011/7/11 Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > M. Kupiec wrote: > > Yesterday i have totally uninstalling the factory usb divers and other > > stuff and install standard windows drivers. That didn't help to . > > Changing usb port to built in usb 3.0 device caused that the device install > > drivers, but argyll cant find the i1pro. > > > > The last issue it the 1,5m i1pro cable that is not orginal but work fine > > with i1 and other pc. > > What else can i try to get chartread work?.. > > Hi, > it sounds like a difficult problem, since there is little to go on. > There are two approaches to getting some more clues - either get a more > detailed trace, or try changing parameters to see if anything has any > influence on the problem. The former requires a hardware > USB trace. The latter means varying certain things. For instance, > I suggested making up a chart with very short strips, to see if that > behaves any differently. You haven't said if you've tried this > or what the result is. > > Another thing to try is to increase the timeout value and see if > that has any effect. To do this you would change line 7275 > of spectro/i1pro_imp.c from > extra = 1.0; /* Extra timeout margin */ > to > extra = 10.0; /* Extra timeout margin */ > recompile, and see if this makes any difference. > > Graeme Gill. > > > > > -- > Pozdrawiam > Marcin > <i1pro_imp.c>