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#5700 Reply
Posted by
copineau
on 30 Oct, 2014 13:18
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I did it!!
My E4 has now a LOT better resolution.
The problem that I had was that the new created file wouldn't load back to the camera ( the files that are located in the python folder)
What I did, I deleted the new created files (dll.dll and conf.cfc) and I tried it again because I was getting error 550.
I did it about 5 times and suddenly, I got the message "reboot device" I knew I had succeeded!
It works perfect now, quite a difference in quality.
I'm very happy and I want to thanks everybody that worked hard to give us the chance to achieved the hack.
Really appreciated.
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#5701 Reply
Posted by
Andyf80
on 30 Oct, 2014 13:35
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Thanks again Bookaboo, I'll give that a try!
Great work Copinaeu.
Thank you all for helping make this happen.
The stock resolution was a joke in comparison.
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#5702 Reply
Posted by
OrBy
on 30 Oct, 2014 14:02
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and also, is there something i can fiddle with to improve the image algorithm? or reduce its compression rate when it saves?
There are, but your much better off working with the RAW data that is embedded in the existing JPG's since it's loss-less.
Do some more reading in this thread - tools like flir.php and BFIC that extract and work with the RAW sensor data have already been made available and can be used to make wonderful images.
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#5703 Reply
Posted by
Marcel 88
on 30 Oct, 2014 15:57
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Hi, today my new E4 was in the mail but i can't connect with ftp to the thermal cam. I'm following the instructions on page 377. But at the step with the ipconfig i get this ip address from the cam: 169.254.237.105. (I installed the camera driver manually) What did I miss, where is my failure?
Hopefully someone can help me.
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#5704 Reply
Posted by
Andyf80
on 30 Oct, 2014 17:25
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Have you tried:
Ftp
Open 169.254.237.105 ?
Thanks for the help everyone!
I got mine hacked and recognizing the usb in flir tools now. I appreciate it.
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#5705 Reply
Posted by
tmbinc
on 30 Oct, 2014 18:26
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169.254.x.x indicates that Windows did not get a DHCP response and assigned a "zeroconfig" (or whatever it's called these days) address. I don't know how the setup is _supposed_ to be (is there a DHCP server running on the cam?), but I had to hardcode the IP configuration to (for example) 192.168.250.1 in network settings.
To figure out the CAM's IP address, I used tcpdump (or wireshark), and saw some packets from the cam.
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#5706 Reply
Posted by
OrBy
on 30 Oct, 2014 21:27
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oh my ... that lens ! thanks for the heads up
flir.php ... so much search result returns :p
No special lens was used - that's a E4 modded with the res hack - but there is a catch.
Your going to need ImageMagick, MS ICE, PHP, EXIFTool, FLIR Tools, and a decent chunk of time.
There is another PHP file here (splitjpg.php) that was used to stitch many images together into a panoramic with MS ICE then I ran the output though the splitphp then FLIR tools then finally the flir.php. It's a bit convoluted but results are
. Users here like tomas123 and daves have contributed some insane work on this.
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#5707 Reply
Posted by
viacom1
on 30 Oct, 2014 21:28
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#5708 Reply
Posted by
bpan
on 30 Oct, 2014 23:00
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I dont know why but the torrent and account have been deleted. Maybe I was not following their rules?
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#5709 Reply
Posted by
viacom1
on 30 Oct, 2014 23:23
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I gave up on trying to get this working on my main PC. I even tried static IPs.
I switched to my laptop and it assigns an IP OK.
Have you tried:
Ftp
Open 169.254.237.105 ?
Thanks for the help everyone!
I got mine hacked and recognizing the usb in flir tools now. I appreciate it.
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#5710 Reply
Posted by
Bud
on 31 Oct, 2014 03:33
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Why is that no one is saying that 192.168.0.1 is the default gateway IP on many home routers and as such this IP and 192.168.0.2 may already be assigned to other computers and that may create a conflict and cause all sort of glitches when performing the published procedure.
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#5711 Reply
Posted by
Bud
on 31 Oct, 2014 04:20
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Does anyone remember if FLIR had Christmas sale discounts last year ?
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#5712 Reply
Posted by
nowlan
on 31 Oct, 2014 06:05
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Dunno about Christmas sale, but they did have a promotion same time as e4 was released.
Since I missed the 25% off at zoro tools, I am hoping they have similar/usual discounts for black friday/cyber monday. (dec 1).
25,30,40 previous years.
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#5713 Reply
Posted by
ixfd64
on 31 Oct, 2014 07:11
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Since I missed the 25% off at zoro tools, I am hoping they have similar/usual discounts for black friday/cyber monday. (dec 1).
25,30,40 previous years.
Don't expect Black Friday or Cyber Monday discounts on thermal cameras because the average end-user does not buy test equipment. But never say never...
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#5714 Reply
Posted by
larry42
on 31 Oct, 2014 09:34
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For close-up work:
How is the FLIR lens held in place - will repeatedly screwing/unscrewing cause the fastening mechanism (gasket?) to wear out?
I have a ZnSe element on order, but I would prefer to only use the FLIR internal lens, as I guess the temperature accuracy is better with only the internal lens.
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#5715 Reply
Posted by
viacom1
on 31 Oct, 2014 10:24
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My home network is 192.168.1.1. So there is some other issue going on here...
Why is that no one is saying that 192.168.0.1 is the default gateway IP on many home routers and as such this IP and 192.168.0.2 may already be assigned to other computers and that may create a conflict and cause all sort of glitches when performing the published procedure.
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#5716 Reply
Posted by
Marcel 88
on 31 Oct, 2014 11:54
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I solved my IP address problem. Now I tried it on my old Win XP PC and it works just fine.
So really great job you guys. Thanks a lot
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#5717 Reply
Posted by
OrBy
on 31 Oct, 2014 13:37
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not lens? but it looks sooooo fish eyed ( i tried to read everything ... but my brain is not syncing lol ... i will try experimenting later again)
Yeah MS ICE's stitching makes it look like that.
I do have a lens/holder for close up work but all the big stuff is stitched.
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#5718 Reply
Posted by
OrBy
on 31 Oct, 2014 15:14
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ok the first image is a stiching of 4 quadrants and the lower 1 is a pano right?
The first one is one image done though a CO2 lens but flir.php by default resizes 200% and smooths a bit hence the larger size.
The second one is a pano but I disabled the resize since it would be super wide if I left it.
For close-up work:
How is the FLIR lens held in place - will repeatedly screwing/unscrewing cause the fastening mechanism (gasket?) to wear out?
I have a ZnSe element on order, but I would prefer to only use the FLIR internal lens, as I guess the temperature accuracy is better with only the internal lens.
There would be a bit of wear but I would be more concerned that once you touch the lens your calibration and image correction are compromised anyway. I don't understand it all myself but mrflibble did some great work on this around the 140-150 page mark I think.
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#5719 Reply
Posted by
bpan
on 31 Oct, 2014 16:15
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Sorry this is a little off topic, I am just wondering if anyone knows who makes the case for the e4. I like it a lot and want more cases similar to it!
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#5720 Reply
Posted by
OrBy
on 31 Oct, 2014 16:25
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The soft case was made by
www.shell-case.com.
I don't have the hard case handy to figure out who made it.
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Sorry this is a little off topic, I am just wondering if anyone knows who makes the case for the e4. I like it a lot and want more cases similar to it!
If you mean the hard case, look for "peli case" - not sure if the Flir one is actually made by Peli or is a look-alike
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#5722 Reply
Posted by
chuckw99
on 31 Oct, 2014 21:01
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I'm new to TIC's. I needed one for a boiler project and didn't even know about the hack at the time.
Well crap on a cracker that was easy!!! Upgraded.
Thanks to all the developers and people with questions.
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#5723 Reply
Posted by
emtgreg
on 31 Oct, 2014 22:38
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I am attempting the upgrade to my 2.3/1.2L E4, and I am stuck. I have used FLIRInstallNet to enable RNDIS mode using the temp RDNIS file(I think) however I cannot select anything in the hidden USB menu...and after I log into the camera it stalls out at the 150 File status ok; about to open data connection. any ideas?
EDIT: it did not appear that my camera was in RNDIS mode, now when I go into the USB menu it is right. Ill get this yet!
Success!
Also I would like to say something to those to are working on this project, THANK YOU!!!!!
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#5724 Reply
Posted by
Tom9999
on 01 Nov, 2014 03:15
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There is no need for "v0.1" of this hack. You can use v0.2 just fine. Please do not recommend v0.1, since it did fewer error checks, did not automate the "stopapp" etc.;
if the only issue is the "550", you can _still_ upload the files manually. Just use v0.2, and then manually upload the files.
this hacked for flir e4 2.3.0 f/w or can it done on 2.1.0 f/w?
Thank you