How to distinguish SC2 from SC2 for business?

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API “GET /osc/info” returns the same model “RICOH THETA SC2” in response for SC2 and SC2 for business.
In my app I need to distinguish this cameras because there are different use cases.
Is there any way to distinguish these models?

Response examples:
SC2:
{
“manufacturer”: “RICOH”,
“model”: “RICOH THETA SC2”,
“serialNumber”: “00100089”,
“firmwareVersion”: “01.42”,
“supportUrl”: “https://theta360.com/en/support/”,
“gps”: false,
“gyro”: true,
“endpoints”: {
“httpPort”: 80,
“httpUpdatesPort”: 80
},
“apiLevel”: [
2
],
“api”: [
“/osc/info”,
“/osc/state”,
“/osc/checkForUpdates”,
“/osc/commands/execute”,
“/osc/commands/status”
],
“uptime”: 304,
“_wlanMacAddress”: “58:38:79:35:2a:44”,
“_bluetoothMacAddress”: “c0:84:7d:a4:6d:5b”
}

SC2 for business:
{
“manufacturer”: “RICOH”,
“model”: “RICOH THETA SC2”,
“serialNumber”: “40102641”,
“firmwareVersion”: “06.12”,
“supportUrl”: “https://theta360.com/en/support/”,
“gps”: false,
“gyro”: true,
“endpoints”: {
“httpPort”: 80,
“httpUpdatesPort”: 80
},
“apiLevel”: [
2
],
“api”: [
“/osc/info”,
“/osc/state”,
“/osc/checkForUpdates”,
“/osc/commands/execute”,
“/osc/commands/status”
],
“uptime”: 43,
“_wlanMacAddress”: “58:38:79:48:82:54”,
“_bluetoothMacAddress”: “d4:12:43:b6:ea:85”
}

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I have not checked with RICOH yet, but can you check the firmware version to distinguish the model? The SC2B has a firmware starting with 6.x. The SC2 firmware starts with 1.x.

The serial number is also a different format.

I’ll ask @jcasman to check what the official process is with RICOH. I’ve been using the firmware number.

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Yes, now I do exactly what you’ve described in my app. But it looks for me like not really stable solution :slight_smile: , so it would be greate if we can know the official way. Thank you for your assistance!

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I am checking with RICOH to see if they have guidance on the official process. I will respond here when I find out more.

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The official app from RICOH behaves differently when it’s the SC2B (opens open timeshift). We can try and find out what RICOH recommends.