Would it work with iphone version #2
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Sorry, I don't know about the Lightning version of the camera, it's quite new too, I think. My guess would be that they didn't change the underlying protocol, just added a lightning connector and the required circuitry to tell the iPhone it's a USB device. If so, it would work with an adapter. I don't know anybody who owns one either. But if someone reads this who owns one, I'm happy to hear back if it works or how it behaves. If they changed the protocol a bit, I'm also happy to help figuring that out and implement support for the Lightning version in the future. |
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I have an iphone and got the USB-C version for compatibility reasons. I tried to connect the camera to my iphone 12 mini with a USB-C adapter on lighning, unfortunately this did not work. I'm currently using it via my Raspberry Pi 4 running LineageOS. Via the Android 13 I use the P2Pro app. This runs quite passably. Unfortunately not exactly mobile and compact. |
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But what I would like to say about the app. I find the range of functions of the app very limited and also the setting options here for the rainbow for the specially defined temperature range not nicely implemented. In this respect, I'm waiting for a proper software. The following software seems promising to me when the new version is released: |
Out of interest, which adapter did you use specifically?
Yeah, I noticed those and more limitations too and would like to implement most missing features in my viewer at some point. (I could probably use some help with that once the "base scaffolding" is finished)
The software looks nice, but is neither open-source nor platform-independent if I read correctly? (Also sorry, I have a personal, deep-seated dislike for software releases "hosted" on Discord and the trend to use Discord as a forum ^^") |
I have used these adapters: https://www.ebay.de/itm/175059299135?var=474230246681 At first I suspected that it was defective, but the replacement did not work either. I also tried to charge the iPhone with it. That didn't work either. Now I don't want to invest any more money in adapters.
That sounds very promising. Unfortunately, my Python skills are not very high and have so far been limited to small computations and GUI with PyQt5. Otherwise I would like to get involved.
I also don't like the fact that it is not platform-independent, as I am a macOS user. Which is why I find your approach very interesting. The P2Pro is not yet integrated there either. I still use Parallel Desktop on my Mac, but I tried other thermal image processing programmes that unfortunately didn't work. I will have to test the software from the forum as soon as it is released. |
Thanks for reporting, so we know the usb-c version doesn't work with iphone, but it's not a proof that iphone version can't work on a generic usb. Anyhow I don't want to carry an extra android phone around (unless the ios app somehow sucks more), so I may bite the risk and get the iphone version and report back. Can help with python if need be, though I don't have any usb protocol experience. |
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I have tested another adapter: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B09H2PZTG2?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details in connection with a USB-C adapter. The P2Pro now gets power. Notice the clicking sound every few seconds. But the P2Pro app does not recognise the P2Pro. Other apps like the one from Uni-T did not work either. |
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@Tomatendose It would be interesting to know if the original usb adapter would work: https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MD826AM/A/lightning-digital-av-adapter I've read stories that the aftermarket adapters can have unknown issues. Not saying you should waste more money on adapters :) Just perhaps you could borrow one for testing. The thing is, I'm still not buying the iOS version because there is something fishy about it - only one Aliexpress store (Youda Thermal) on the entire internet has it on stock. |
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@dorinclisu did you buy the android version of the infiray p2 pro and use this adapter to connect to your iphone? im also a iphone user and want to use the infiray p2 pro with my iphone. |
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I bought the iphone version as stocks arrived in EU, it works as expected. Did not manage to try it on linux with this software yet, I need to buy an adapter like this https://www.amazon.com/Lightning-Adapter-Compatible-Charging-Connector/dp/B08X4SXDQX/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=lightning+female+to+usb+c+male+adapter&qid=1684167523&sr=8-3 |
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@dorinclisu please let me know if that adapter works to connect to that raspberry pi. |
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So I tried the adapter and unfortunately it doesn't work. I also coupled it with the inverse adapter (usb-c female to lightning male) to rule out any defects, and as it turns out the adapter is functional, but the P2 camera definitely needs some extra pins or circuitry that are normally not needed for basic lightning to usb conversion.
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why is the connect to the computer not working? i also saw people connecting it to a raspberry pi - is that a different connection? |
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Where did you see people connecting it to RPi? You probably saw the android variant being connected, not this one. |
Are you aware of the fact P2 Pro comes in 2 variants or are you just a troll? |
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@dorinclisu im aware that there are 2 version. what troll? |
Initially only the Android USB-C was available but now we also have iphone lightning, example here: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004816021872.html
Also the iOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/p2-pro/id1619041411
The reason I'm asking is that I'm trying to decide which version to buy. Since I am an iphone user, I would of course prefer the iphone version, but I would also like the ability to plug it into a computer such as raspberry pi.
Provided the physical usb adapter would not be a problem, is there any particular concern from a usb driver point of view?
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