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maxritter / diy-thermocam

A do-it-yourself thermal imager, compatible with the FLIR Lepton 2.5, 3.1R and 3.5 sensor with Arduino firmware
http://www.diy-thermocam.net
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Video Output Module - Image leads to 404 #74

Closed Loremwriter closed 3 years ago

Loremwriter commented 4 years ago

See headline. Cant download the firmware image for the module.

Where can i download the image to flash it onto the raspberry pi zero?

The Link for the complied Thermal Live Viewer is down as well... :( The joe-C Version Fails with „LeptonConnect{} - Der Index war außerhalb des Arraybereiches“

Gerrit28282 commented 4 years ago

Same here

Gerrit28282 commented 4 years ago

I partly solved the issue. You can find the firmware here: https://github.com/maxritter/DIY-Thermocam/tree/master/Software/Video%20Module/2.02 Just follow the readme an power on the pi.

For me the script does not autostart, I have to manually start it from the console via: "python2 init.py"

Depending where that file is located on your SD Card you first have to navigate to that place. For me it is: cd /boot.

Note that the python script is written for python 2.7, some functions like map() and chr(CMD_FRAME_DISPLAY) dont work as supposed under python 3.

Nevertheless, the issue with the thermal live viewer still exists.

Loremwriter commented 4 years ago

Hi Gerrit, i just have to copy the "init.py" and "config.txt" onto the SD card? Its the only content, that i can find in the 2.02 zip file.

So i dont have a boot directory or something like that. Or do i have to flash a raspbian version to the sd card?

Thanks in advance! :)

Concerning the thermal live viewer: Im currently in contact with the developer of the app. We are working on a solution to solve the Lepton_Connect Error.

Gerrit28282 commented 4 years ago

You should have installed a recent Raspbian distribution on your SD card. Easiest way to do that is with the NOOBS installer.

After that you should find a boot partition on your SD card where you can put both the config and the "init.py" file. The init file is basically the firmware which you can manipulate to fit your own needs.

Would be great if you could share your solutions regarding the live viewer if it works.

Cheers, Gerrit

Loremwriter commented 4 years ago

Great, it works! :)

I will share the solution if it works. Probably it takes some more time and will end in an updated version by joe-c.

ncbelov commented 3 years ago

Hello! I managed to defeat the autostart of the init.py file?