i3 ThermalExpert custom software

[frenky]

Yes SDK is free. You can get it by sending email to i3system...
Yes I do have SDK.

[lberger]

Now I have my 32 bits basic exe using named pipe. I can use my 64 bits applications to process thermal image

[frenky]

I've made a new version of my windows program for converting csv files from ThermalExpert Q1 to png images.
Changes:
- button to remove geo location data from filenames (so you can have it sorted by date)
- added min and max temperature to palette gradient (*C)
- checkbox to fix current temperature range (instead of autorange), useful for stacking images or sequence of heating up
- bugfixes

By using option to save csv in android app and then converting it with this software to png you can get really nice images out of ThermalExpert Q1 module. 

[polar]

Hi frenky

I tried our converter but for me it is not working. The images are not rendered correctly, the min/max values were completely off and also the sliders did not work (most probably also because of the wrong min/max values). So I had a look at our code and I think the way you read the csv is not compatible with the csv my version of the  thermal expert app is exporting. While parsing you delete the " and any '.' and ','  so you basically convert the floats to integer. I checked my csv and the problem is that there are values e.g. '31.415071' but also '32.65', so the output is not with a fixed number of decimals, which obvioulsy lead to chaos   Is it possible that earlier version of the thermal expert app did export the data with fixed number of decimals? I think I have the newest version.



Edit:

I did a quick (and dirty) fix, now it works for me 

//lineNew = line.Replace("\"", "").Replace(",", "").Replace(".", "");
lineNew = line.Replace("\"", "");

[...]
//val = uint.Parse(vrstica[i ]);
val = (uint)(float.Parse(vrstica[i ])*100);  //*100 to be consistent with previous code

[frenky]

They have recently changed csv format. I have new version almost ready...

[TooQik]

Hi frenky,

If it's any help to you, here's the changes I made to your software to get it working with the M1, I also had to make changes to support the new csv format. I've just ignored the second array of values after the temperature values. Any idea what these values are?

I've marked all my changes with "// CK" so you can see where and what I've modified. I used ThexConvertGUI-0_3 as the source.

One thing I have noticed and need to fix, is the software with my changes throws an exception if there are negative temperature values in the csv.

Thanks again for the original software.

[frenky]

New version supports M1 model and new CSV format...