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Hi all!
Please, can anyone help with the following problem.
I always receive the same error MVNC_NO_DATA when I try to call mvncGetDeviceOption with option = MVNC_THERMAL_STATS.
Other options seems to work properly. I can get MVNC_TEMP_LIM_LOWER = 85.
I tried this on Ubuntu (Virtual Box under Windows) with ncsdk v1.12.1.1.
See screenshots.
Does anyone know how to get Movidius current temperature, using ncsdk v1?
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Hi @MaxShtaba
You will need to do an inference to the device to be able to read the THERMAL_STATS. Insert the following lines the example, <NCSDK INSTALL DIR>/examples/caffe/GoogLeNet/run.py
#Insert in line 86
thermal_stats = device.GetDeviceOption(mvnc.DeviceOption.THERMAL_STATS)
print("Device Temperature: ", thermal_stats)
Once you modify the example code, run the example with make run
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Jesus
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Thank you, @Jesus_at_Intel.
That example works fine with this lines.
Now I am trying to get this value on Windows using APIv1 or any other way, as I mentioned in another ticket:
https://ncsforum.movidius.com/discussion/1584/current-movidius-temperature-on-windows#latest
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As I understand, this GoogLeNet example uses python version of APIv1 library, right?
Does it mean, that C/C++ version of APIv1 does not work with the THERMAL_STATS parameter?
Or it depends on other calls, maybe call of LoadTensor function?
So, If I will try to use C/C++ version of APIv1 with LoadTensor before I try to read temperature, I can get correct result instead of MVNC_NO_DATA?
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Well, there is no more MVNC_NO_DATA error, it really depends on LoadTensor function call.
Other problem I will describe in another ticket.
Thank you.

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