KODAK AZ1000
WiFi protocol
When turning the function dial to "WiFi", the camera gives the user two options:
- Settings: view MAC, or change device name (isn't communicated to DHCP server)
- Station: connect camera to existing access point
- AP mode: camera becomes access point
When choosing "Station" the camera scans the available access points, and allows the user to choose one. Next the WiFi password can be entered, and then the camera sits silent.
From here the user somehow has to figure out the IP number received from the DHCP server (log in to your router, use nmap, etc).
nmap shows the only open TCP port below port 1000 is port 80. But when I connect Firefox v90.0 to it, the responce is "Bad Request Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand."
I haven't figured out how to get a directory listing, but the following will get image 100_0180.JPG from the camera (if it exists):
GET /DCIM/100KODAK/100_0180.JPG HTTP/1.0
Notice that the camera is picky about the DOS line ending (\r\n), and doesn't accept just plain \n. This works on Unix:
printf 'GET /DCIM/100KODAK/100_0180.JPG HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n' | nc 10.0.0.46 80
Transfer isn't very fast: about 0.7 MByte/s.
