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Handheld Capacitive Wall Scanner With Raspberry Pi & Touchscreen
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This is a handheld capacitive 2D imager that can "see"
into surfaces like walls, floors, furniture, etc! It's
kind of like a high-tech stud finder for identifying
what's inside your wall!
The original creator of this technique is @optisimon, his
video can be found here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5DztX6e-d8 and more info
is on his website here:
http://optisimon.com/raspberrypi/t
ouch/ft5406/2016/07/13/raspberry-pi-7-inch-touchscreen-
hacking/
I made some modifications to the code so it would work
better as a standalone handheld unit. My write-up and
code can be found here:
https://saveitforparts.wordpress.com/2021/12/02/handheld-
capacitive-scanner-wall-x-ray/
Please note that you need a Raspberry Pi official 7"
touchscreen with an FT5406 chip. The newer FT5426 and
other chips won't work! I had a very difficult time
tracking down this somewhat older model screen!
As a quick overview of some of the steps I took to get
this working:
-Installed Rasbian Stretch (newer Rasbian versions didn't
work)
-Enabled Full KMS for external HDMI screen
-Followed the Readme files on Optisimon's page for
configs etc.
-Changed SDLWindow.hpp column iteration
-Changed zoom level from 40 to 50 in SDLEventHandler.hpp
-Made a shell launch script with xdotool calls for
keystrokes
-Added a startup .desktop entry.
(Full writeup is on saveitforparts.com).
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ASxPRd8jXo[1]
Uploader: saveitforparts[2]
References
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ASxPRd8jXo (link)
2. http://www.youtube.com/user/saveitforparts (link)
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