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Products => Thermal Imaging => Topic started by: Lexy on March 22, 2024, 11:56:07 am
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Hi all,
I've updated my PC210Viewer with the ability to log the temperature that is shown in the top left corner to a chart. The data can also be exported as a CSV file.
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The project git is here: https://github.com/Lexy1972/PC210Viewer
A prebuild is here: https://github.com/Lexy1972/PC210Viewer/releases/download/V1.1/PC210Viewer.release.1.1.zip
Cheers,
Alex
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Nice project and nice addition :-+
I wish there was the possibility to drop a point (or multiple) anywhere on the image and get the same reading with a curve, but that's gonna be more complex. Maybe it could color match to the scale to find the temperature?
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Yeah, I was already thinking of such a feature, but that's more complex (but doable).
I don't know if it will be accurate enough though, because the interpretation/estimation of the colors to temperature can be of.
If i find some spare time, I'll have a go at it.
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Hi Alex,
I have just registered and am new to this forum.
Could you please tell me how I can try or run your PC210Viewer?
Thanks
Karl
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Hi Karl,
Thank you for your interest. In the opening post there is a link to a zip file with the application. I'll place it here again:
https://github.com/Lexy1972/PC210Viewer/releases/download/V1.1/PC210Viewer.release.1.1.zip
Simply download and unpack the zip, then start 'PC210Viewer.exe'. No need to install, althoug you might need to install a .net version (version 7.0), but when you start the 'PC210Viewer.exe', it will pop up a dialog if the correct version of .net is not installed and lead you to a download to install it. The start 'PC210Viewer.exe' again and it should work.
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Hi Alex,
Thanks very much.
I had to click on VGA Webcam and not on IR Camera and then on Connect to get it to work.
Have I done something wrong?
Once connected it loses connection to the camera very soon and becomes unresponsive so I haven't been able to try the other features yet however PC210 Viewer V1.1 looks like a very useful piece of software to me.
Well done!
Cheers
Karl