Lepton 3.5 Activating AGC

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flir 3.5 has auto ffc enabled by default. its possible to use manual but still need once ffc on every wake up.
Without this you will not get results.

I wonder why you are trying to do this with this sensor and not with a simpler one like:

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Thank you for answering @oramafanis,
Because I thought that Lepton 3.5 will be the best sensor for my project. But anyway I bought one time and nothing to do with FFC right now. Now I have to enable/disable the AGC mode.

Do you know something about AGC or filter the image like ā€œmax_temperature , min_temperatureā€?

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What is the question/issue ? Measurement mode resets the sensor and leaves AGC at its default value (disabled). Iā€™m not sure what you expect to see ?

    if (!measurement_mode) {
        if (LEP_SetRadEnableState(&LEPHandle, LEP_RAD_DISABLE) != LEP_OK
            || LEP_SetAgcEnableState(&LEPHandle, LEP_AGC_ENABLE) != LEP_OK
            || LEP_SetAgcCalcEnableState(&LEPHandle, LEP_AGC_ENABLE) != LEP_OK) {
            return -1;
        }
    }
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Hi @iabdalkader
I was trying to get images more clear from my Lepton 3.5 to detect alive creatures. For this goal, Im trying to enable/disable AGC mode and also filter the image by max min temperatures to get only the alive creatures. Im trying for several days and I couldnt activate AGC as you see my code.

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This disables AGC and filter the image by min/max range:

min_temp_in_celsius   = 20.0
max_temp_in_celsius = 40.0

sensor.reset()

sensor.ioctl(sensor.IOCTL_LEPTON_SET_MEASUREMENT_MODE, True)
sensor.ioctl(sensor.IOCTL_LEPTON_SET_MEASUREMENT_RANGE, min_temp_in_celsius, max_temp_in_celsius)
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If you want to have AGC on the default script for just demoing does that.

If you want to turn AGC off then thatā€™s literally what Ibrahim posted above does.

Turning off FFC is something completely different. Thatā€™s the calibration method the FLIR Lepton uses with itā€™s shutter. As previously mentioned many times we donā€™t have an API call for that but you can use the set_attribute command to mess with the sensor settings if you want to try to turn that off.

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Thank you both :tada: