CIF Single Chip driver for webcam

As i promissed:

members_driverguide_com/driver/detail_php?driverid=1304972

Just put "." instead of "_" ofcourse ;]

sorry it took a bit longer, I was away for some time.

I hope that will work for you.
All the best.

Peter.

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Bluesky/CEC CIF single chip usb camera model BW200
If this is not your Model, please go H E R E (http://www.techspot.com/vb/showthread.php?p=640471#post640471) for more info


Thanks to dziku and LookinAround (and a little bit me!) :grinthumb

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For convenience, here is DriverGuide's login page (http://members.driverguide.com/ums/index.php?action=l)

Here is the LINK (http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=1304972) to the driver

I also note that Vista is not stated, only: Win98/Win2000/WinME/WinXP

Here is another link (you can never have too many :) ) to the Xp part only (http://rapidshare.com/files/149228635/XP_Driver_Bluesky_Cif_Single_Chip_BW200.zip.html) http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/set/2417/point_left.gif


Webcam Device ID: USB\VID_093a&PID_2460

I have attached the Xp INF file (http://www.techspot.com/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=36185&d=1222643501) (36185), so users can confirm that pointing their camera to the driver will work
Just go to Start-->Run--> devmgmt.msc
Right click on your unknown webcam device, and point to the extracted inf file (http://www.techspot.com/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=36185&d=1222643501)
Or just download the Full Xp Driver (http://rapidshare.com/files/149228635/XP_Driver_Bluesky_Cif_Single_Chip_BW200.zip.html) and point to that
.

i need driver for my VideoCan GF112 please help me

@bhu
@newkillah

Try this

http://www.esnips.com/web/CIFSingleChip

if anyone could help me by telling me how to install my enet webcam. all it says 6+5 EOD enet
i had mu CD crashed

hi i want to get this driver

i have the exact same problem...no luck

my problem is that my webcam is unknown...i dont know who makes it...

I have a webcam...i lost the cd to install the driver...and i don't even know what the brand is to look up the driver on the internet. Can someone please help me ...go to this website below and i put a picture of my webcam on there.....do you recognize the symbol??? Thanks....
http://s12.photobucket.com/albums/a211/deedster04/?action=view&current=mywebcam.jpg

Dear Dustdevil,
My greatest thanks to you! Without your post, I would be thinking that I wasted my money and few hours on this little web cam. This little gizmo that iI bought is exactly what you had pictured it in your post. and I was in the same circumstances like you were before, but thanks to your link and post, I was able to get the unit working. Would like to buy you a beer for your effort. Keep up the good work.
David L (Malaysia)



Hi all, 1st time post, hope it helps.
I picked up a cheap web cam while deployed in Iraq. Lost drivers disk. Cam looks like this----
Metalic Silverish body, Ovalish on top.
Enet on the black plastic clip (for laptops?).
Mic built in
6 White LED lights on front. 3 (lens) 3
USB connection
Reports as -CIF single chip- in Device manger
-Once installed it reports as a " Imaging Device - SoC PC-Camera"
Well hours of searching later I found a working driver. Called Tiny-cam.exe Running it right now. Works fine as I can tell. 3 part to the prg AMCAM/Uninstall/VidCap. VidCap is what make the webcam work. No whittles or bells, but the cam does work!
I've uploaded the file to a site called Rapid-share. Hope it works for you all.

~h t t p://rapidshare.com/files/72777637/Tiny-cam.rar~

I had tried the link vimicro.com/english/product/PublicDriver/WIN/DRV_ZC0301Plus_20070404.zip and still the program dosen't work. Seems that this program is for Windows Vista only and not for Windows XP. If your device ID is USB\VID_093A & PID_2468\ then your best bet is still to use this link ~h t t p://rapidshare.com/files/72777637/Tiny-cam.rar~

please i have cif single chip cam and i need the drive 4 it , kindly help
thx
Mohammed

You must first identify your webcam's Windows' Device Instance Id. To do so


Connect your webcam in to your computer (be certain all power cords for laptops and/or webcam also plugged in)
Click Start->Run, enter: msinfo32
Click the + sign next to Components to expand it
Click Problem Devices. Anything appear?
If yes, click on it, then Edit->Select All, Edit->Copy Paste into next post

=> Assuming your webcam is a USB device, Windows Problem Device report should include a device string that begins USB\

Here's a link to an new Guide (complete with pictures! :) )
Click for How to identify your webcam (and then find its driver) (http://www.techspot.com/vb/showthread.php?t=123880)

=> Feel free to post if you have any question or need further help
=> And certainly, if it helps you, please update this thread by creating a post indicating your web cam's Hardware Id plus the driver you found that works with your web cam!

where is the driver

CIF Single Chip USB\VID_093A&PID_2460\5&308582FF&0&2 The drivers for this device are not installed.

Hi me00057 :wave:

Just noticed your post has been "lost in the shuffle".... you still need a driver for your webcam? Are you running Windows XP?

Hi all i have Chicony DC-5110 Webcam i need driver

Hi this is id CIF Single Chip USB\VID_093A&PID_2461\5&2858E07&0&1 The drivers for this device are not installed.

Try here
http://driveragent.com/results.php?t=6488089&p=0
I think your driver is the first one listed on this page.

or you could try here
http://www.chicony.com.tw/download/kb/top1.asp

hi i visited that link but its scanning and all that i not trust like this 2nd option is which i tried but they don have driver on server so please give some other option

Thank u

Try this driver...
I inspected the extracted files and it appears to be for the correct VID/PID
http://www.pc210.com/downloadhtml/200596151814.html

Followup 2 days later...
I hope this did it for you.

thank's man...................

<snip>
I inspected the extracted files and it appears to be for the correct VID/PID
http://www.pc210.com/downloadhtml/200596151814.html<snip>

Well done B00kWyrm! :grinthumb

Thank you. Glad to help.

Hi guys, anobody know how can i turn the led on CIF webcam ? Because mine have 6 leds - 3 each side, and i dont know how to turn them on :D, and is there anyway to improve the picture quality ? Because i think its not really good then@.@

Hi, new to the boards, hope this is okay to post in this thread.

This webcam has been driving me nuts.

The ID is:


USB\VID_093A&PID_2460\5&1BB9C9F4&0&1


Any help would be appreciated

Troubleshoot: Windows Won't Recognize Your USB Drive
General Info and Troubleshooting
Updated 11/17/09
Intro
There are many different reasons why Windows may
=> Windows stops recognizing your USB drive or
=> Windows no longer displays the USB drive's familiar drive letter in Explorer or My Computer or
=> Windows reports the device is write protected
=> Windows reports it can't read the device (e.g. it says the drive is unformatted or a raw filesystem or reports the incorrect partition size)

You'll find a number of troubleshooting steps below as well links to related USB topics

If you’re not familiar with USB troubleshooting, suggest you
> First start by going through the General Steps
> Followed by the Additional Steps and related links as might apply
Otherwise, feel free to start and use the information below however you see fit!


Related Links

USB Device Problems? Check for Windows Updates
How to Avoid Problems with USB Storage Devices
How to Fix a Drive Letter that Doesn't Appear
How to Reinstall Your USB Controllers and Motherboard Chipset Drivers
How to Check Hardware / Connection Issues with your USB Device
How to Check USB Device and Hub Power Issues and Limitations
CD/DVD or Disk Problems? How to Fix Problems Caused by Filters
How to use G-Parted-Live-CD for USB storage device problems

Troubleshooting
1. General Troubleshooting Steps for: All USB storage device problems

Run Windows Update
=> Windows has a long history of USB problems and bug fixes

See USB Device Problems? Check for Windows Updates

Uninstall then re-install your USB storage devices (such as USB CD/DVD, flash and hard drives)
=> Your system may still have old USB installation data which conflicts with USB devices you're now trying to use

Use the Drivecleanup tool to uninstall and remove old installation data for unplugged USB storage devices
See How to use the DriveCleanupTool

Unplug other USB devices
=> A different USB device might be the real root cause of your problem

Unplug your other USB devices to take them out of the equation when you’re testing and trying to fix your USB drive
It’s OK to leave USB mice and keyboards plugged in. However
>> Note some tests in this Guide that specifically require otherwise
>> If you have the option to use a non-USB mouse and keyboard while testing, IMHO "you may as well use ‘em"
Undock any docking stations. Disconnect hubs
Plug your USB drive directly to your computer (Don’t use external USB hubs while testing unless noted otherwise!!)

Connect AC adapters
=> Don’t rely on USB ports for power when you don't have to. If your USB device has its own AC adapter, use it!

Connect USB drive AC adapters even if "the adapter is supposed to be optional" or "you never had to connect it before"
>> Note: A device LED only indicates the device is getting some power but doesn't mean the device is getting enough power!
Plug-in laptops

Check hardware connectivity for possible points of failure

See How to Check Hardware / Connection Issues with your USB Device

Check if Windows filter drivers may be the problem
=> Bad or corrupt filter drivers can cause CD/DVD, flash and hard disk drives to not work correctly

See CD/DVD or Disk Problems? How to Fix Problems Caused by Filters

Check the USB Storage device driver
=> If no USB storage devices can connect the driver might be disabled (may be a sign of malware)

Connect the USB storage device
Run Serviwin (http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/serviwin.html). Click View->Drivers
Scroll to USBSTOR. Verify StartupType=Manual and Status=Started
If StartupType= Disabled, rt click to change it to Manual. Reboot

Reinstall the USB controllers and motherboard chipset drivers
=> When it appears that your USB ports just aren't working right

How to Reinstall Your USB Controllers and Motherboard Chipset Drivers

2. Additional Steps when: USB Drive Doesn't Appear in Explorer or My Computer
If the USB drive appears in Device Manager but not in My Computer or Explorer

Check Windows policy settings in the registry
=> Windows may be configured to hide drives from view in Explorer and My Computer

Click Start->Run, enter regedit to open the Registry Editor
Navigate to key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explor er
Look for a value named NoDrives. If the key or value doesn't exist, there's nothing being hidden
Otherwise, rt click NoDrives then delete it and reboot to unhide all drives

Fix Drive Letter Conflicts
=> Your USB device may be trying to use a drive letter reserved by a different device or prior installation

Use the DriveCleanup tool (see above) to uninstall then reinstall USB storage devices

3. Additional Steps when: Write Protected, Raw Filesystem, or for General Read/Write Error Messages

Check/fix filesystem
=> If the drive is detected and is assigned a drive letter

Run chkdsk x: /r (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315265) (where x: is the USB drive letter)

Check if Write Protection enabled
=> If all your USB storage devices appear to be write protected

Click Start->Run, enter regedit.
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control
If sub-key StorageDevicePolicies exists, rt click then delete it

Data Recovery
=> TestDisk and PhotoRec (http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Download) are freeware tools. (The one download gives you both)

TestDisk can help recover corrupt partitions
PhotoRec focuses on recovering recovering Photo and Image files

PhotoRec step-by-step (http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec_Step_By_Step#Run_PhotoRec_executable)

=> Some "Try then Buy" tools for recovery below. I've never used either but
> I've seen people often (not alway) post good results
> The tool will report (for free) the files it can find. You'll need to buy it before it actually attempts to recover the files

Partition Table Doctor
Get Data Back


4. Additional Steps when: All Else Fails

Data Recovery
=> Recovering from a damaged flash drive
Reformat the Drive
=> Click for info (http://www.techspot.com/vb/post687891-2.html) to reformat your drive

OMG thank you very much i finally got my driver! i have been searching for 2 months!!!

Thanks for taking the time to give us the good news! :)