Waterwings, I have checked on win7 32/64bit & win8.1and I get the same error.
Okay - I'll ask this a third and final time :
http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=11583.msg114139#msg114139 If you are not going to read my replies and check the things I request, helping you becomes very difficult. I'd like to know if the basic CHDKPTP program is working prior to trying to get the script running. Try this for example :
chdkptp -c -e"d CHDK/CCHDK3.CFG BACKUP.CFG"
Also, rather than post pictures of your camera and screen, please cut and paste directly from the terminal window to your posts. Or at least, use screenshot software to get a clear image. Squinting at the picture, the file folder on your camera where the image resides seems to have a very funky name?
On a side note, one of the things I'm trying to do to enhance reyalps's script is provide more user friendly error checking that the system is up and running properly (i.e. all cameras responding and running the remote script with camera numbers configure). Having a Lua call stack dump every time something goes wrong is not too helpful for the average user. Made some progress this week - will likely post an update in the next couple of days.
I made some tests and I found that the camera doesn't wait for the power down (+5volt / red wire ) ,it just shoot immediately. When disconnecting and reconnecting the camera go to play mode and display the last picture
Please describe these tests in more detail.
It will help me if u verify the procedure I am using
1. Install custom CHDK fw with USB remote mask ( the own you sent me )
2. Copy latest bcamRem.lua to SD card under script/lua folder
3. Load bcamRem.lua script on camera
4. Set cam number (ex, 1)
5. Enable USB remote & enable sync
6. Press shot button (go rec mode , see the camera number and image count screen )
7. Run commands from PC CLI
Basically correct. In step 2 you will probably find it easier to just put the script in A/CHDK/SCRIPTS. And you don't need to do step 5 - the script does that for you when it runs.