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Concerning the error you get, it's normal (well, sort of -- let me explain). SPC files have a very specific content structure where each byte in the file is coding for something (more about that here: https://www.thepulsar.be/article/implementing-object-persistence-in-c--/). Inside SPC files, you'll...

I'll answer in the newer post as it's a more appropriate location

If I understand correctly, you can get spectra of stuff like neon lamp but not of a Raman sample. If that's correct, don't worry - you are experiencing the same difficulties as most people (including me) had during their first few alignments. Raman is pretty weak and it requires really good alignmen...

Glad to read that it's now working. What did you change in order to be able to access the camera ? To address problems in order: - As you may have already noticed, the people from FLIR are quite funny and they like to regularly change the name of the settings of the camera. Here the node "heigh...

I wouldn't pay too much attention to that error because it can technically happen if you use the dll in debug mode and the main app in release mode. It's weird that SpinView finds the camera but not the SpectrumAnalyzer software because I'm directly relying on FLIR's SDK to populate the cameras. Did...

To be sure, remove all dlls in the bin64 folder and replace them with the one you just compiled (or here attached if you use the SDK that I uploaded on the website) pointgrey.zip Are you sure this is a different dll? The md5sums are the same as the one published earlier in this thread. 5560daf8d861...

I implemented several hotfixes for the BFS camera: calibration is now supported with BFS camera removed the error message when connecting to a BFS camera removed annoying errors during calibration when no peaks are detected I wasn't able to validate the calibration support for BFS because I don't ha...

Ok so I had a look at the problem and it should be a file replacement issue. The error you get ("Invalid node") does not exist anymore since the patch and has been replaced by another error "invalid node "XYZ"" where XYZ is the name of the node that cause a problem. So ...

Yes that's expected; the FEL550 is there for that

With uncoated glass you can expect ~4% reflection. Also, elastic scattering is order of magnitudes higher than Raman scattering so it's important to have a big cut-off for the laser light.

@Luc, have you found either the time or assistance to create another update? If not, I might be available to help. I have one of the FLIR Blackfly S cameras, and even with the patched pointgrey.dll I am not able to attach to the device. I'll check tomorrow afternoon. I already put a remainder on my...