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I am connected to a realsense d4xx camera and i am trying to run the depth sensor and the color sensor at the same time. I noticed that after setting both camera and opening it, i get the following exception using the pyrealsense2 python library “failed to set power state”
I am using a power supply that is 5v and 2.3 A. It seems to happens only when i try to set both camera sensor, It happens always on the “device = device_list[selected_ind]” line of the following code of pyrealsense. Is this a power issue?.
i am running the latest jetpack 6.1 super on max mode and I also did the jetson_clock.
Hi @stevedanomodolor For the Jetson Nano board, Intel strongly recommend enabling the barrel jack power connector for extra power by following instructions at the link below. I assume that the same power recommendation is applicable to the Orin Nano model's barrel jack.
Hi @stevedanomodolor For the Jetson Nano board, Intel strongly recommend enabling the barrel jack power connector for extra power by following instructions at the link below. I assume that the same power recommendation is applicable to the Orin Nano model's barrel jack.
I am connected to a realsense d4xx camera and i am trying to run the depth sensor and the color sensor at the same time. I noticed that after setting both camera and opening it, i get the following exception using the pyrealsense2 python library “failed to set power state”
I am using a power supply that is 5v and 2.3 A. It seems to happens only when i try to set both camera sensor, It happens always on the “device = device_list[selected_ind]” line of the following code of pyrealsense. Is this a power issue?.
i am running the latest jetpack 6.1 super on max mode and I also did the jetson_clock.
context = rs2.context()
device_list = context.query_devices()
if len(device_list) > 0:
selected_ind = 0
device = device_list[selected_ind]
usb_descriptor = device.get_info(rs2.camera_info.usb_type_descriptor)
if “3.2” in usb_descriptor:
return 2
else:
return 1
else:
return 0
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