Nikon D610 problem

[rich.g2]

Recently whenever I try and use BYN on my D610 I get an session cancelled error with the following error message:

[kNkMAIDResult_NotSupported] (kNkMAIDCommand_CapSet, 33042, kNkMAIDDataType_EnumPtr, 322955464) or some similiar message

Camera is in M mode and at bulb setting. No lens, and trying to shoot darks.  I have it set to manual focus and have reset all selections in all menus. 

Have connected in NIKON and NIKON2015 Mode with same results.  Using Nikon USB connector straight to Toshiba Satellite laptop

running windows 8.1. Most recent log file attached.  Any help would be appreciated

logfile-[20180828-11h04m31s977]-[6044]-2018-08-28.txt

[astroman133]

Try saving your images to the PC only. I believe that BYN has an issue trying to save to both the camera and the PC.

 

[rich.g2]

Thanks for the suggestion.  Just tried that(saving to pc only).  No change same session cancelled response and error code.  Tried in both connection modes.  Same response. Should note that Live view (frame and focus) works fine.

 

rich

[admin]

Try a camera factory reset.  I have a feeling some setting in the camera is causing this.  A reset has solve similar issue in the past.

Keep us posted.

[rich.g2]

Full factory reset did it.  My darks session is now running as planned.  Thanks. It would be nice to know which setting is causing the conflict, especially since I don’t plan on fully dedicating the D610 to AP.

[admin]

4 minutes ago, rich.g2 said:

Full factory reset did it.  My darks session is now running as planned.  Thanks. It would be nice to know which setting is causing the conflict, especially since I don’t plan on fully dedicating the D610 to AP.

Agreed, it would be nice to know but without a camera on hand it is hard to troubleshoot

Regards,

[anilkumar007]

i got this error yesterday with my D7200, this morning i started playing with camera settings and I think  i figured out what caused the the issue for me.

Disabling BKTing fixed it for me, now i do not see the error any more. I guess subsecond exposures with bracketing causes that error.

[s3igell]

Yes, most any setting that affects the Creation, Workflow, or Delivery of Images from a modern Nikon DSLR to the PC seems to stump the Nikon DSLR.

While we would love to think that the Makers of our Highly Capable DSLRs would want to ensure that the SDKs they provide to enable PC-Tethered functionality also feature their greatest Features, it isn't so.  Instead, the SDKs seem stuck with just minimal Feature Support of the earliest generation DSLR.

(btw:  It is usually considered best to start a new Forum Thread when posting about a Different Camera, Different Issue, and/or Different Solution.  This is so that you can fully utilize the Title and Tags so as to make your Post as relevant as possible for future readers and searches featuring your Camera Model.)