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Mini 1080p wifi camera from Aliexpress, how to use without app (FtyCamPro)?

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  • #181 21731356
    divadiow
    Level 36  
    @insmod do you have 18-pin GC0328C and does TXW detect it?
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  • #182 21731387
    insmod
    Level 29  
    >>21731356
    Nope, the closest i have is GC0329
  • #183 21731495
    divadiow
    Level 36  
    OK no worries. I was trying the pocket wifi cam sensor (https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic4150112.html) GC0328C on TXW earlier and it wasn't even giving me i2c address, as the others have, when using i2c driver softscan.

    I was starting to think it wasn't the same 18-pin pin-out as the others after all, but it was detected and worked in a BK7252N (a different device) with factory firmware. The sensor that BK7252N shipped with does work on TXW, so... yes. Hope that makes sense.

    I built TXW from CDK with original scan frequencies and still no sign of a match.

    More investigation required.

    Added after 13 [minutes]:

    szyszko wrote:
    Warm welcome,

    Sorry to rehash the topic, but can someone give me a working link to Windows 10 software for viewing V9 cameras ?

    Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks in advance!


    Windows 10 software = RTSP streaming from an A(?)9 camera?

    Your options depend entirely on the type cam cam you have. Do you have pictures of outside, inside, PCB?
    What app is used to pair with factory firmware?

Topic summary

A mini 1080p WiFi camera from Aliexpress priced under 3€ uses a Beken BK7252UQN48 AU3437XB chip and requires the proprietary "FtyCamPro" app for operation. The device creates its own WiFi network and assigns an IPv4 address but shows no open ports on scanning. Opening the case reveals the Beken chip, and firmware resources for this chip are available on GitHub (beken7252-opencam), enabling potential firmware backup and custom flashing after identifying the flashing pins. Some similar cameras use the Taixin TXW817 chipset, which has a different ecosystem including SDKs and programming tools like TXProgrammer and CK-Link debuggers. Attempts to access internal flash memory via QSPI/SPI have been made, but require delicate soldering and specialized hardware. The Taixin TXW81x IoT SDK and C-SKY Development Kit (CDK) support firmware development and compilation. TXProgrammer can be configured to English for easier use. A 2MB flash dump from a TXW817-810 based camera has been obtained, and a demo application runs on this hardware using hgSDK. Overall, the discussion covers hardware identification, firmware extraction, SDK availability, and programming tool usage to bypass the official app and enable local control of these low-cost WiFi cameras.
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