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indilib · knro · Mar 15, 2020 · Nov 3, 2019 · Nov 4, 2019 · Dec 19, 2019
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@@ -66,12 +66,37 @@ Cameras listed as officially supported by the SDK (but not yet confirmed):
 Additional cameras confirmed to work: 
 - PENTAX K-70
 
-Cameras confirmed not to work: 
+Cameras confirmed *not* to work: 
 - None so far, but it is expected that only more recent cameras will work.
 
 ### MSC Mode
 
-Any camera listed as supported by PkTriggerMode (see https://pktriggercord.melda.info).  This should be most Pentax cameras.
+The driver should work with any camera listed as supported by PkTriggerCord (see https://pktriggercord.melda.info), though only the K-70 is currently confirmed.  This includes:
+
+- Pentax K-x
+- Pentax K10D (Samsung GX-10) (fw 1.20 or later)
+- Pentax K20D (Samsung GX-20)
+- Pentax K200D
+- Pentax K-7
+- Pentax K-r
+- Pentax K-5
+- Pentax K-m / K2000
+- Pentax K-30
+- Pentax K-01 (known bugs)
+- Pentax K-5 II / K-5 IIs
+- Pentax K-50 (known bugs)
+- Pentax K-3 / K-3 II
+- Pentax K-500
+- Pentax K-70 (known bugs)
+
+Cameras listed as *not* working with PkTriggerCord include:
+
+- Pentax istDS
+- Pentax istD
+- Samsung GX-1L
+- Pentax K110D
+- Pentax K100D
+- Pentax K-S2
 
 ## Features
 
@@ -104,12 +129,14 @@ The driver supports multiple cameras at once.  The exact set of features availab
 
 1. First, be sure the camera is in the desired USB mode (PTP or MSC).  Then connect the camera via a USB cable to the Indi host and power the camera on.
 2. Set the camera to the appropriate capture mode.  For PTP mode, Manual (M) is suggested for maximum flexibility.  For MSC mode, Bulb (B) provides maximum flexibility.  
-However, if your exposures are less than 30 seconds, other modes (e.g. Manual) are close to twice as fast at starting the exposure and returning the image.
+
+*However, if your exposures are less than 30 seconds, other modes (e.g. Manual) are close to twice as fast at starting the exposure and returning the image.*
+
 3. Start the Indi server on the host with "Pentax DSLR (Native)" selected as the driver.  Click "Connect" if the driver does not auto-connect.
 4. Once connected, you may change most settings in the Image Settings tab of the Indi Control Panel, though FITs/Native settings are in the Options tab.  
 5. To capture an image using the Indi Control Panel, go to the Main Control tab and select an exposure duration.  Then click "Set" to start the exposure.  
 
-Note that unless you are in bulb mode, the exposure time you choose will not be the exact exposure time, but will be matched to the closest predefined exposure time of your current capture mode.  
+*Note that unless you are in bulb mode, the exposure time you choose will not be the exact exposure time, but will be matched to the closest predefined exposure time of your current capture mode.*  
 
 6. For Live View, be sure you are in PTP mode, and select the Streaming tab.
 
@@ -126,15 +153,11 @@ if it does not already exist.  Select the new device and cick "Connect" to conti
 
 - Bulb mode does not work in PTP mode.
 - Changing ISO and exposure do not work on the K-70 in MSC mode (probably other cameras as well).
-- When DNG format is selected, images are currently saved with a "raw" extension.  This is because Indi seems to have a bug with .DNG files where it grab the JPEG
+- When DNG format is selected, images are currently saved with a "raw" extension.  This is because Indi seems to have a bug with .DNG files where it grab the JPEG.
 preview out of DNGs and discards the rest of the DNG file.  The raw files may be safely renamed to ".DNG."
-- When compiled on Ubuntu Mate 18.0.4 (Raspberry Pi 3B), PTP mode does not work.  This appears to be because the binary generated by the compiler
-is for armv7, whereas the library files provided by Ricoh are for armv6.  Yet, I currently cannot figure out how to get indi-pentax to compile if I force the compiler
-to armv6.  A workaraound is to use a binary generated on Rasbian.
+- When compiled on Ubuntu Mate 18.0.4 (Raspberry Pi 3B), PTP mode does not work.  This appears to be because the indi_pentax binary generated by the compiler is for armv7, whereas the library files provided by Ricoh are for armv6.  Yet, I currently cannot figure out how to get indi-pentax to compile if I force the compiler to armv6.  A workaraound is to use a binary generated on Rasbian.
 - The Ricoh Camera SDK uses a custom version of libmtp with a version number of 9.3.0.  Not surprisingly, this can cause problems if the
-standard version of libmtp is installed.  To avoid these problems, I install the customized libmtp along with the other library files in the "indipentax"
-subdirectory of CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR, and then list that subdirectory in the RPATH of the indi_pentax binary (not the RUNPATH, since libmtp is an indirect dependency).
-I'm sure this negatively affects the modularity of indi-pentax.  I'm happy to take suggestions if there's a better way to deal with this issue.
+standard version of libmtp is installed.  To avoid these problems, I install the customized libmtp along with the other library files in the "indipentax" subdirectory of CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR, and then list that subdirectory in the RPATH of the indi_pentax binary (not the RUNPATH, since libmtp is an indirect dependency). I'm sure this negatively affects the modularity of indi-pentax.  I'm happy to take suggestions if there's a better way to deal with this issue.
 
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