Note: Double 4K - Skyport is formerly known as AGX710. 

Overview 

• Camera status and control
  
• Remote SD card browsing
  
• Most recent image previews
  
• Firmware updating
  
• Manually starting sessions and triggering the camera.

Connecting to the Camera

Depending on your system’s platform and camera, your IP address and connection method may vary. See the table below to identify your camera’s IP address.

1. XX – Depends on the model of camera
2. *SSSS – The serial number of the camera (i.e., 0025)
   
3. *SSSSSSSS – The serial number of the camera repeated twice (i.e., 00250025)
   
4. ***YYYY – The serial number of the system (i.e., 0002)
   
5. ***YYYYYYYY – The serial number of the system repeated twice (i.e., 00020002)
   
6. **ZZZZZZ – The serial number of the system (i.e., 001122)
   
7. **ZZZZZZZZZZZZ – The serial number of the system repeated twice (i.e., 001122001122)

Connecting to the Diagnostics Web Pages

1. For example, for an Inspire Double 4K with serial number 42, connect using:
   
1. SSID:  21020-02_0042
   
2. Password:  00420042
   

1. Use the IP listed in the table for your system.
   
2. For example, for the Inspire Double 4K, use: http://192.168.43.1:8080/
   

Diagnostics Web Pages Overview

Connecting to the Double 4K camera will pull up the homepage. You can access additional pages from the left-hand menu. If you don’t see this list of pages, click the three lines in the upper left corner of the web page to expand the menu.

Status:  Indicates the state of the camera session. Typical values are: 

• IDLE: The camera is waiting for a session to start. No images will be taken.
  
• STARTING: The camera is initializing.
  
• STARTED: The camera is ready to take images.
  
• STOPPING: The camera session is shutting down.
  

Folder: Displays the name of the active session. Click on the session name to view the contents of the session folder.

Imagers:

1. ID: The internal ID of the imager.
   
2. Name: The name of the folder where the imagers' images are stored.
   
3. Recent: A link to the most recent image taken by this camera.
   
4. T: The number of images taken this session.
   
5. P: The number of pending images (requested, but no captures) this session.
   
6. I: The number of ignored trigger requests.
   

Current Position

Latitude/Longitude/Alt: The current latitude, longitude, and altitude taken from the autopilot or connected GPS unit.

Sats: The number of satellites used to compute the current position.

Quality: The relative quality of the GPS Fix.

• NO_FIX: Not enough satellites are visible to obtain a position fix.
  
• ACQUIRING_FIX: Some satellites are found, but not enough to get a position.
  
• LOW_ACCURACY_FIX: Position is found, but the accuracy is very low (typically > 5 meters)
  
• ACCURATE_FIX: Position is determined (<5m accuracy). In some modes, this triggers a session start.
  
• HIGH_ACCURACY_FIX: Highly accuracy fix (typically on RTK systems and <1m).
  

Diff: The status of the differential GPS corrections (typically used in RTK systems). RTK systems display in seconds the age of the last RTK correction.

• NONE: Differential corrections are not used.
  
• DGPS_FIX: Satellite-based corrections are being used.
  
• RTK_FLOAT_FIX: RTK Float solution is being used. 
  
• RTK_INTEGER_FIX: RTK Integer solution is being used (highest available accuracy).
  

Roll/Pitch/Yaw: The current attitude of the camera in North-East-Down coordinates.

SD Card Storage: The amount of space remaining on the installed SD card.

Session Control

To stop an active session from taking pictures, use the Stop Session button.

Trigger Control

When a session is active, you can click the Trigger button to take an image. Note: In order to trigger an image, a session must be actively running.

Switch Config File

/switch_config

Under Switch Config File, you can change the camera configuration to pre-saved files located on either the SD card or the internal memory.

1. [Internal] means configurations are stored on the camera.
   
2. [SDCard] means they are stored on the  SD card and can be modified.
   

Browse SDCard

/sdcard?path=[path]

Under Browse SDCard, you can browse and download contents of the SD card.

Latest Image Camera 1/2

/last_img?camera=1/2

Under Latest Image Camera 1/2, you can view the most recent image captured by the camera. The page will automatically refresh every 5 seconds and continue to display the most recently captured image.

Note: This page is only available when a session is active.

Update Firmware

/firmware_update

Under Update Firmware, you can update firmware from the web interface. See the Updating the Firmware section below for instructions.

Manually Triggering the Camera

In some cases, you may want to manually trigger the camera via the web interface. This allows you to test images on the ground or in a lab environment where lack of GPS may prevent the camera from starting a recording session.  

1. If a session is active, the status should be STARTED.
   

1. If no session is active, start a session. Go to the Session Control section, enter a session name, and click Start Session. 
   

1. The camera will take an image each time you press the Trigger button.
   
2. You can queue up multiple triggers by clicking the button multiple times in a row.
   
3. If the trigger button is grayed out, make sure a session is running. 
   

1. The Recent link will update to show the most recent image.
   
2. The Taken (T) count will also increment for both imagers. 
   

Updating the Firmware

1. The screen will change to an upload in progress window.
   
2. Monitor the bottom of your web browser to see the upload progress (see image below).

1. During this time, the light will rapidly blink red and the camera may restart.
   

1. Ensure the bottom LED on the camera is solid green for ~20 seconds.
   
2. If it is blinking red, the update is still being applied. Wait for it to finish.
   

IMPORTANT: If you are connected via a wireless network, you will have to reconnect the camera after it reboots and before verifying the update below.

Checking Firmware Versions