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Area Configulation TypeScanning Range Finder (Area Configuration Type)Scanning Range Finder (Data Output Type)
When I install the USB driver and connect the sensor, the mouse cursor moves randomly and clicks on various places.
When I install the USB driver and connect the sensor, the mouse cursor moves randomly and clicks on various places.
The USB type sensor is sometimes mistakenly recognized as a serial mouse.
It is known to occur when the sensor continues to output data at the time of connection.
The USB connection type GPS receiver seems to have this ossie as well, and the same countermeasure should solve it.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-hardware/windows-7-recognized-usb-gps-as-a-serial-mouse-in/ 0c3f0d94-6181-4a43-9e90-bcea8a21415d
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I am using UAM in ROS, but if I change the model to UST or URM, is it possible to substitute the software as it is?
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I want to connect to a PC and edit the area with the application, but the sensor is not recognized.
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The optical window has become dirty. Please tell me how to clean it.
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Please tell me about the output logic of the Scanning Range Finder.
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Is it possible to install the sensor upside down?
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