Modified version of czietz's code for capturing images from wifi microscope. Added compatibility with iwobac microscope

wifi_microscope_dump.py

# Proof-of-concept code for reading data from a Wifi microscope.
# See https://www.chzsoft.de/site/hardware/reverse-engineering-a-wifi-microscope/.

# Copyright (c) 2020, Christian Zietz <[email protected]>
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import time
import socket
# import msvcrt

import os

# Windows
if os.name == 'nt':
	import msvcrt

# Posix (Linux, OS X)
else:
	import sys
	import atexit
	from select import select


HOST = "192.168.29.1"	# Microscope hard-wired IP address
SPORT = 20000			# Microscope command port
RPORT = 10900			# Receive port for JPEG frames
o = None

# Open command socket for sending
with socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM) as s:
	# s.sendto(b"JHCMD\xd0\x00", (HOST, SPORT))
	# Send commands like naInit_Re() would do
	s.sendto(b"JHCMD\x10\x00", (HOST, SPORT))
	s.sendto(b"JHCMD\x20\x00", (HOST, SPORT))
	# Heartbeat command, starts the transmission of data from the scope
	s.sendto(b"JHCMD\xd0\x01", (HOST, SPORT))
	s.sendto(b"JHCMD\xd0\x01", (HOST, SPORT))

	# Open receive socket and bind to receive port
	with socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM) as r:
		r.bind(("", RPORT))
		r.setblocking(0)
		# Note: Modify this line if not running under Windows
		while True:
			try:
				data = r.recv(1450)

				if len(data) > 8:
					# Header
					framecount = data[0] + data[1]*256
					packetcount = data[3]
					print("Frame %d, packet %d" % (framecount, packetcount))
					# Data
					if packetcount==0:
						# A new frame has started, open a new file
						if o is not None:
							o.close()
						# Only save 100 frames to avoid filling up the disk
						o = open("frame_%d.jpg" % (framecount%100), "wb")
            					# ignore first 16 bytes (required for compatibility with iowbac microscope)
						data = data[16:]
						# Send a heartbeat every 50 frames (arbitrary number) to keep data flowing
						if framecount%50 == 0:
							s.sendto(b"JHCMD\xd0\x01", (HOST, SPORT))
					o.write(data[8:])
			except KeyboardInterrupt:
				break
			except:
				time.sleep(0.01)
	# Stop data command, like in naStop()
	s.sendto(b"JHCMD\xd0\x02", (HOST, SPORT))