Roper E User Manual
14 CoolSNAP
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/CoolSNAP
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IEEE-1394
CoolSNAP
Camera will Not
Image When
Attached to
Certain Dual-
processor or
Hyperthreading-
capable PCs
Some high-end Windows 2000/XP-enabled computers with Intel Pentium or
Xeon
Xeon
™
processors include a memory enhancement called Physical Address
Extension (PAE). PAE allows these compters to address memory above 4GB;
however, when PAE is enabled the IEEE-1394 CoolSNAP camera will not
transmit any pixel data.
however, when PAE is enabled the IEEE-1394 CoolSNAP camera will not
transmit any pixel data.
To determine whether your computer is running with PAE enabled, go to the
Control Panel and open the "System" icon. Under the "General" tab, you will
find a reference to Physical Address Extension in the "Computer" section.
Control Panel and open the "System" icon. Under the "General" tab, you will
find a reference to Physical Address Extension in the "Computer" section.
To disable PAE, you must edit your C:\boot.ini file and remove the /PAE flag.