What is Orbicraft for?
Assembling the OrbiCraft 3D
OrbiCraft 3D interfaces
Work with earth-based VHF
Work with Wifi
Work through the WEB interface
Houston Control Center Software
Arduino-Based payload
Laboratory equipment
Feedback
What is Orbicraft for?
Assembling the OrbiCraft 3D
OrbiCraft 3D interfaces
Work with earth-based VHF
Work with Wifi
Work through the WEB interface
Houston Control Center Software
Arduino-Based payload
Laboratory equipment
Feedback
There are two ways to take photo with a functional kit:
Figure 1. Taking photo in Houston Application
Figure 2. Viewing the received photos in the Web-interface
To make photos in Houston Telnet Client: 1. Connect the ground UHF module to your PC, open Houston Telnet Client, Houston Application, Houston Server. Configure connection by UHF or when connecting directly, start the Houston Server. Make sure that in the string of the main window you see the message Server: connected. If it's not, check the parameter Telnet port in Settings and connection to Houston Server. 2. First of all, check photos in the memory of the Raspberry. To do this, press the button List Photos (figure 3):
Figure 3. Information about saved photos in Raspberry
As you can see on the figure 3, there are two photos in the Raspberry's memory: 1 and 2.
3. To take a photo press the button Shot! and you will receive a notification that a photo has been taken with the following serial number. In the following example the number of the photo is 3 (figure 4):
Figure 4. Taking a new photo
To learn how to send photo by UHF connection read Transfer photos with Raspberry Pi by UHF
#include <stdio.h> void control(void) { camera_take_photo(0); Sleep(3); camera_take_photo(1); Sleep(3); camera_take_photo(2); }
You can download code Photo_test.c from the list of programms in Web-interface.