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  • The SUNSCAN project
    • What is it?
    • How it works?
    • Who's the Sunscan for?
    • Meet the team
    • License
  • Build
    • Get started!
    • List of parts
      • Optics
      • Mechanics
      • Electronics
      • 3D printing
    • 1. Assembly instructions
    • 2. Installing Sunscan OS
    • 3. Configure and adjust
  • Use
    • Mobile app overview
      • What’s New in Version 1.3.1
    • Observe
      • The sun in Hα
      • The sun in Ca II
      • The sun in Mg I
      • The sun in He I
      • Colored sun spectrum
      • Doppler image
    • Retrieve your data
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Retrieve your data

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Last updated 6 months ago

To retrieve data acquired by the SUNSCAN system, follow these simple steps. All the data collected is stored on the Raspberry Pi 4's microSD card, ensuring that it is easily accessible. To get started, ensure the SUNSCAN is powered on, next connect your laptop to the SUNSCAN's Wi-Fi network, identified as "sunscan-******". Once connected, open a web browser and navigate to

Here, you will be greeted with a minimalist interface designed for ease of use. The interface allows you to browse through all of your data effortlessly. You can download the raw scan data in PNG 16-bit format (file named "sunscan_raw.png") for high-quality image post processing. Additionally, all processed images are available for download in JPG format. If you need the original raw video, it is available in the SER format, a standard for astronomical video capturing. You can also consult detailed processing logs to track and review the data processing steps.

This portal is not only designed for data access but is also useful for backing up your SUNSCAN data.

http://sunscan.local