Hi
sorry for my bad english, thanks for your help

I have a problem to Calibrate the WiiMote,

The wiimote comunicate with the pc,

The IR pen function correctly ( I see the IR light with a camera)

In the main window of the program when I point the IR pen in front of the screen I see the red point in the small preview window,



 but when I start the calibration It doesn't function.



I have tried the program in two different machine, with only installed Windows XP, Netframework 3.5 and Smooth board v.10 but  the calibration doesn't function

I don't know what to do...

My OS is windows XP Sp3
Blueetooth Stack is widcoom

Thanks for your Help

Thank's for your help
In presenter mode when i move the Wii-Mote and IR-pen is stopped the mouse function correctly, The problem I believe in WhiteBoard Mode because when I start the calibration tool, remain always the firt dot to point.


This is the witheboardcalibration.dat file after the first point calibration (only for the first point because the next points doesn't appears) :

srcX[0]=0
srcY[0]=0
srcX[1]=0
srcY[1]=0
srcX[2]=0
srcY[2]=0
srcX[3]=0
srcY[3]=0
src2X[0]=0
src2Y[0]=0
src2X[1]=0
src2Y[1]=0
src2X[2]=0
src2Y[2]=0
src2X[3]=0
src2Y[3]=0
dstX[0]=102
dstY[0]=76
dstX[1]=0
dstY[1]=0
dstX[2]=0
dstY[2]=0
dstX[3]=0
dstY[3]=0

I have tried to change the position of wiimote and to reset the point dstX(o) dsty(0) at value=0 and repeat the calibration but the value of that two parameters always become dstX[0]=102 dstY[0]=76




My OS is windows XP Sp3
Blueetooth Stack is widcoom 1.4.2.10
The bluethoot device is Digicom Paladio Bluethoot 10CX
The IR led I don't khow the manufacturer because it was on an old remote

Thanks very much for your Help

Yes, I have placed the wiimote at 2*height of the screen, but it doesn't function;
I see on older post where there was other situations similar this, but I haven't found the solution
There is possible that is a software problem whith the calibration tool on my pc?

to show better the problem I have posted a video on youtube, now it is in elaboration, when become ready I will post the link.


Thanks



Daniele Spoladore

superdani884
Interesting!

Try:
1. move the Wiimote about 1m away from screen
2. Goto Wiimote settings make sure maximum is selected
3. Go to calibration mode point your IR-Led direct at Wiimote at about 30cm distance and click button does it rottae through the cross hairs?

What IR-Led are you using?

Ben :-)

Dani
I think it is your IR-Led, ones from TV remote don't operate in the correct wavelength (940nm).

1. Try setting up so you can see the sun (direct no window, clouds etc).
2. Start calibration and point your wiimote direct at the sun.
3. Wave it arround

If it steps through the calibration then its your IR-Led.

benpaddlejones

Thanks for the video.

It looks like there are other IR sources detected by the Wiimote during the whole duration.

The number of dots detected (written at the bottom of the main window) should be empty when you are not pressing the IR pen.

Hi Boonjin, Ben,
thanks for your help,
today in my county the weather is cloudy, i can't try to point the wiimote in front of the sun 


There aren't other IR-sources when the pen is off. To make that video I used the camera inside my cellular, the sun light effect is caused by flash of phone reflected on the surface of the screen. In normal condition, there isn't sun light effect.  My question is: if the IR-led function correctly in presentation mode and with other application and in witheboard mode when I start the IR-Led,  I see the red dot in preview window, how is possible that the problem is the IR-Led or light enviroment?
 
Thanks very much
I will hope to compensate your kindly avaiability.

Dani

Hi,
probably I was misunderstanding because mi english in not good.
When I activate the IR pen, in the preview screen in main window program there is only one red circle point.

I have the same problem in calibration with 3 different machine and with 2 different bluethoot adapter.

I used the camera only to make the video on youtube, but in normal condition I dont' use the camera.

Thanks

Dani