Camera file 1422

我在使用1422采集卡连接相机时遇到一个问题，附件是相机文件，在NI max中打开时遇到一个错误，Error0xBFF60108:the camera file does not support the current interface type, 在相机文件里面已经有了Action (Interface, 1422) 。
附件:
c10900d.zip ‏4 KB

Thank you for the reply.
We created that camera by ourselves. You may see it specification here : link.
The scan type is "line scan". There are 3 CCD lines 7926 x 1px 8 bits each with different parameters (1 line for red color, 1 for green and 1 for blue).
The data from that lines goes to a onboard imaging signal processor.
At the output of the camera (and the input for the NI 1422 card) we have signals: 2 parallel stream video data and one pixel clock value.
At the input for the camera we have to send: master clock value, enable bit (consnantly "1" after switching on) and data ready bit (switching from "0" to "1" when the new frame is required). 1 frame consists of 24064 8-bits values ( 7926 x 3 + 286 values of frame header data).
We have connected these pins:
(1422) pin 1, 2, 3, 4 to (camera) Data 1, 2, 3 ,4;
(1422) pin 41, 42 (Enable A) to (camera) "enable bit";
(1422) pin 43, 44 (Enable B) to (camera) "data ready bit";
(1422) pin 91, 92 (MasterClk0) to (camera) "master clock value";
(1422) pin 99, 100 (Gnd) to (camera) "gnd".
All other pins from the 1422 card are not used.
When i'm trying to set a width "7926" in NI Camera File Creator, i press "ok" and recieve an error: "Maximum Image Size has been adjusted to accomodate the Tap Configuration you selected." and then another error: "Fatal error ccured at: NI-IMAQ: The ROI width is not properly aligned. The total number of bytes bounded by the ROI width must be aligned to a 4-byte boundary." After that the program goes back to title menu with buttons: "Create New Camera File", "Open Existing Camera File", "Help" and drop-down list with NI 1422 card selected.
Kind regards, Alexander.
Attachments:
Configuration.JPG ‏34 KB
Error1.JPG ‏8 KB
Error2.JPG ‏11 KB

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