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Mark Rivers via Tech-talk <tech-talk at aps.anl.gov> · Wed, 3 Feb 2021 11:53:23 +0000

Hi Terry,

I package ADPerkinElmer with the required .lib and .dll files to build it.  But on Windows you must also install a compatible version of their driver, which you must get from Varex.  Have you updated their driver to a version that is compatible with Windows 10? Have you run their little demo programs?

The Sharepoint links I received from them for the Windows 10 driver are no longer working, so you will need to write to them.

I have tested that release of ADPerkinElmer with their PCIe detector models, but not with their GigE models. It is possible there is some problem, though I would be surprised.

Mark

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Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2021 12:44 AM
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Subject: PerkinElmer Area Detector on Windows 10 [SEC=OFFICIAL]

Hi All.

I’m running the perkinElmerIOC from the Windows 10 ADPerkinElmer areaDetector-3-8  binary distribution and I get the error:

PerkinElmer::initializeDetector, error=39 calling Acquisition_GbIF_Init(&hAcqDesc_=000001E40F1ACB40, nChannelNr=0, bEnableIRQ_=1, uiRows=1024, uiColumns=1024,bSelfInit=1, bInitAlways=0, IDType_=1, IDValue_=000001E40F1B5FC0)

Can anyone shed light on this?

I have found that error=39 means ‘Can’t load driver’ but as far as I can tell the gbif64.dll is in the right place (assuming that is the driver in question)  so I don’t know how to proceed in solving this issue.

Thanks,

Terry

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