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Can intel CPU Atom(TM) x5 support realsense r200?

xzhou15
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‎07-05-2017 06:04 AM
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Can intel CPU Atom(TM) x5 support realsense r200?recently I use the cpu，but when I use the PXCphoto or PXCenhancedphoto, it can't work. example Createphoto() function

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MartyG
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‎07-05-2017 06:40 AM
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The x5 is a Cherry Trail type Atom processor and is used in the Up Board that the R200 is packaged with in the Intel Robotics Development Kit. So it should work fine with the R200, which has Cherry Trail compatibility. so the issue could be with the mode that you are trying to use. I believe the Enhanced Photography mode was meant for use with tablets with an R200 camera built into it.

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MartyG
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‎07-05-2017 06:40 AM
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The x5 is a Cherry Trail type Atom processor and is used in the Up Board that the R200 is packaged with in the Intel Robotics Development Kit. So it should work fine with the R200, which has Cherry Trail compatibility. so the issue could be with the mode that you are trying to use. I believe the Enhanced Photography mode was meant for use with tablets with an R200 camera built into it.

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