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--- doc:appunti:hardware:olympus:open-oly-imageshare [2025/12/03 16:54] – niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:hardware:olympus:open-oly-imageshare [2025/12/03 17:05] (current) – [Open Oly ImageShare] niccolo
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 **Import photos from Olympus cameras via Wi-Fi connection**
-FIXME See the **[[https://github.com/RigacciOrg/open-oly-imageshare|GitHub repository]]**
+  * See the **[[https://github.com/RigacciOrg/open-oly-imageshare|GitHub source code repository]]**
+  * Available on the **[[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.rigacci.openolyimageshare|Google Play]]**
 App (Free and Open Source) to download images from an Olympus camera using the Wi-Fi connection. The app is written in Python using the Kivy framework; using the same codebase you can run the program in Android, GNU/Linux, Windows and others O.S. The app is actually tested in GNU/Linux and Android 13.
-==== Olympus E-M10 Wi-Fi Protocol API sample ====
+===== Olympus E-M10 Wi-Fi Protocol API examples =====
+Once you cannet an host to the camera private access point, you can point an HTTP client to the camera web server (**%%http://192.168.0.10/%%**) and retrieve several data:
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-==== Change Settings over Wi-Fi ====
+See below the **Specification of Communication Protocol for Open Platform Camera** document for further explanation. Beware that not all the commands are available on all the cameras. E.g. the **exec_erase.cgi** is available on the **E-M10 Mark IV**, but is not supported by the **Mark II**.
+===== Change Settings over Wi-Fi =====
+Olympus made a severe downgrade in the **E-M10 Mark IV** model, removing the capability to store **MySet** which were available on the **Mark II**. Only a subset of the settings can be enforced using the Wi-Fi protocol, whereas the MySet provided an extensive coverage of user selectable options.
+Based on the output of **get_commandlist** of the E-M10 Mark IV, here are the settings that you can restore using an hypothetical Wi-Fi procedure:
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