* The default
value for these parameters is product specific.
|
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
ViewerAuthen |
on |
on, off |
6/6 |
|
ViewerModeDefault |
000007ff |
|
6/6 |
|
Admin |
|
|
6/6 |
|
User1 |
|
|
6/6 |
|
User2 |
|
|
6/6 |
|
User3 |
|
|
6/6 |
|
User4 |
|
|
6/6 |
|
User5 |
|
|
6/6 |
|
User6 |
|
|
6/6 |
|
User7 |
|
|
6/6 |
|
User8 |
|
|
6/6 |
|
User9 |
|
|
6/6 |
|
Description: Contains information about the brand, name and
type of the product.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[System]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
BoaProtViewer |
password |
password, |
0/6 |
password = Password is required to access the view pages. anonymous =
Anybody on the network can access the product's view pages (but not the
Admin tools) in a browser, and without having to log in. |
HTTPPort |
80 |
80 |
0/6 |
HTTP port number. |
Description: Network interface settings. The parameters in
this group (as opposed to the subgroups of this group) are static network
settings. If the Network.BootProto parameter is "dhcp" these
parameters may not be in use so always use the read-only parameters in the
subgroups to retrieve actual network settings in use by the operating
system.
Description: Dynamic Updates in the Domain Name System (RFC 2136).
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.DDNS]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
no |
yes, |
6/6 |
Enable/disable dynamic DNS service. |
DDNSServer |
none |
<domain name relative to root> |
6/6 |
DDNS server. Default support: dyndns(www.dyndns.org), dhs(www.dhs.org), tzo(www.tzo.com). |
UserName |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
User name to DDNS server. |
Password |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Password to DDNS server. |
HostName |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Host name to be registered. |
Description: Server list of DDNS.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.DDNS]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
NbrOfSupport |
3 |
A number |
6/7 |
The number of DDNS server which server list support. |
Server0 |
http://www.dyndns.org,dyndns |
http://<absolute domain name> ,<domain name relative to root> |
6/7 |
Dyndns DDNS server. |
Server1 |
http://www.dhs.org,dhs |
http://<absolute domain name> ,<domain name relative to root> |
6/7 |
Dhs DDNS server. |
Server2 |
http://www.tzo.com,tzo |
http://<absolute domain name> ,<domain name relative to root> |
6/7 |
Tzo DDNS server. |
Description: Network settings of the first ethernet interface.
Use these parameters to retrieve the network settings actually in use by
the operating system.
Configuration file: There is no configuration file for these
parameters. They are retrieved directly from the interface.
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.eth0]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
DNSAuto |
on |
on, off |
6/6 |
Specifies if
the DNS server should be obtained from a DHCP server. |
DNSServer1 |
|
An IP address |
6/6 |
Primary domain
name system server. |
DNSServer2 |
|
An IP address |
6/6 |
Secondary
domain name system server. |
BootProto |
dhcp |
dhcp, none |
6/6 |
Enable/disable dynamic IP address assignment to the device. |
IPAddress |
192.168.1.100 |
An IP address |
0/6 |
IP Address. The physical address of the device on the network. |
MACAddress |
00:40: |
A MAC address (Auto generated) |
6/6 |
MAC
address. The unique identity of the device. This parameter
is read only. |
SubnetMask |
255.255.255.0 |
An IP address |
6/6 |
Subnet mask. Divides the network. |
DefaultRouter |
192.168.1.1 |
An IP address |
6/6 |
Routing table actually in use by the operating system |
IPAddressRange |
192.168.1.2- 192.168.1.254 |
A string |
6/6 |
|
Description: Enable/disable Universal Plug and Play and set
the name to be displayed in UPnP-clients.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.UPnP]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
yes |
yes, |
0/6 |
Enables/disables Universal Plug and Play. |
Description: These parameters control NAT traversal
functionality. NAT traversal is a technique that can be used to open up
routers and firewalls to make devices on a LAN accessible from the
Internet.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.UPnP.NATTraversal]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
no |
yes, |
0/6 |
Enables/disables NAT traversal. |
HTTPPort |
80 |
1024 ... 65535 |
0/6 |
Number of HTTP port for NAT traversal. |
HTTPSPort |
443 |
1024 ... 65535 |
0/6 |
Number of SSL port for NAT traversal. |
RTSPPort |
554 |
1024 ... 65535 |
0/6 |
Number of RTSP port for NAT traversal. |
Description: Enable/disable PPP over Ethernet. The userid
and password is provided by internet service provider.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.PPPoE]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
no |
yes, no |
0/6 |
Enables/disables PPPoE |
IPAddress |
|
An IP address |
6/6 |
IP Address. The physical address of the device on the network. |
UserID |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
For login PPPoE service. |
Password |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
For login PPPoE service. |
DNSAutod |
on |
on, off |
6/6 |
Specifies if the DNS server should be obtained from a DHCP
server. |
DNSServer1 |
|
An IP address |
6/6 |
Primary Domain Name System server. |
DNSServer2 |
|
An IP address |
6/6 |
Secondary Domain Name System server. |
Description: Network settings of the wireless interface. Use these
parameters to retrieve the network settings actually in use by the
operating system.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.Wireless]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
no |
yes, no |
6/6 |
Enables/disables Wireless |
BootProto |
dhcp |
dhcp, none |
6/6 |
Enable/disable dynamic IP address assignment to the device. |
IPAddress |
192.168.2.100 |
An IP address |
0/6 |
IP Address. The physical address of the device on the network. |
SubnetMask |
255.255.255.0 |
An IP address |
6/6 |
Subnet mask. Divides the network. |
DefaultRouter |
192.168.2.1 |
An IP address |
6/6 |
Routing table actually in use by the operating system |
DNSAuto |
on |
on, off |
6/6 |
Specifies if the DNS server should be obtained from a DHCP
server. |
DNSServer1 |
|
An IP address |
6/6 |
Primary Domain Name System server. |
DNSServer2 |
|
An IP address |
6/6 |
Secondary Domain Name System server. |
ActiveSettingIndex |
none |
An unsigned integer |
6/6 |
Specifies which wireless adapter(Network.Wireless.W#) is
activated. |
Description: Network settings for each wireless adapter.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.Wireless.W#]*
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
SSID |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Specifies the Service Set ID |
NetType |
Managed |
Managed, |
6/6 |
Enable\disable security |
Authentication |
Open |
WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA-None, |
6/6 |
Specifies the security mode |
WpaDataEncrypt |
TKIP |
TKIP, AES |
6/6 |
Encrypt mode for WPA |
WpaGenMethod |
Ascii |
Ascii , |
6/6 |
Specifies the key type |
WpaPhrase |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
The pass
phrase of wpa in Ascii mode |
WpaKey |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
The pass phrase of wpa in HEX mode |
WepDataEncrypt |
NoSecurity |
NoSecurity, |
6/6 |
Specifies the data encrypt mode |
WepKeyLength |
64bit |
64bit, |
6/6 |
Specifies the key length |
WepGenMethod |
Hex |
Ascii , |
6/6 |
Specifies the key type |
WepPassphrase |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Specifies the pass phrase |
WepKey0 |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Specifies the wep key |
WepKey1 |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Specifies the wep key |
WepKey2 |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Specifies the wep key |
WepKey3 |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Specifies the wep key |
WepActiveKey |
1 |
0,1,2,3 |
6/6 |
Specifies which WepKey is used |
* Note: The # is replaced with a number, e.g. Network.Wireless.W0.
Description: Enable/disable Real Time Streaming Protocol.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.RTSP]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Port |
554 |
1024…65535 |
0/6 |
The Port number for RTSP Server |
Description: Parameters for each RTSP stream.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.RTSP.R#]*
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
ProtViewer |
anonymous |
anonymous, password |
0/6 |
Disable/enable RTSP Authentication mode |
* Note: The # is replaced with a number, e.g. Network.RTSP.R0.
Description: Parameters for Real-time Transport Protocol stream.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.RTP]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
StartPort |
5000 |
1024 ... 65532 |
6/6 |
The RTP port range defines the range of ports we use in
sending video/audio UDP stream. StartPort defines the lower bound of this
range. |
EndPort |
7999 |
1025 ... 5535 |
6/6 |
Upper bound of port range in RTP Over UDP. |
Description: Parameters for each Real-time Transport Protocol stream.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.RTP.R#]*
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Multicast |
0 |
0,1 |
0/6 |
Enables(1) or disables(0) RTP multicast. |
IPAddress |
228.0.0.1 |
An IP address between 224.0.1.0 and 239.255.255.255 |
6/6 |
RTP multicast IP address. |
VideoPort |
0 |
0, |
6/6 |
The port number for RTP Multicast Video stream. 0 indicates
the port number is automatically selected. |
AudioPort |
0 |
0, |
6/6 |
The port number for RTP Multicast Audio stream. 0 indicates
the port number is automatically selected. |
TTL |
15 |
1 ... 55 |
6/6 |
The Time To Live for each UDP packet. |
* Note: The # is replaced with a number, e.g. Network.RTP.R0.
Description: Parameter for the Bonjour service discovery.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.Bonjour]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
|
yes, no |
6/6 |
Enable/Disable Bonjour. |
DeviceName |
|
none or a string |
6/6 |
The device name will be showed on the bonjour browser. If it
uses the default value, this name will like the format below:
[Brand]-[MacAddress]. |
Description: Parameter for Messenger.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.Messenger]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/Disable Messenger. |
StartPort |
20000 |
1024 … 65535 |
6/6 |
Lower bound port
number for video connection |
EndPort |
21000 |
1024 … 65535 |
6/6 |
Upper bound port
number for video connection |
NotifyIP |
yes |
yes, no |
6/6 |
Enables/disables
notify IP while ipcamera account and users in AllowList are online. |
Protocol |
msn |
msn |
6/6 |
Protocol type |
Username |
none |
none or a string |
6/6 |
Messenger
account |
Password |
none |
none or a string |
6/6 |
Messenger password |
Nickname |
none |
none or a string |
6/6 |
Nickname
shown in messenger |
StreamIndex |
1 |
1,3 |
6/6 |
The
stream index to be connected. 1 means MPEG4, 3 means 3GPP. See section |
Description: Allow list for Messenger.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Network.Messenger.AllowList]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
yes |
yes, no |
6/6 |
Enable/Disable privacy, i.e. the user in allow list could
communicate with Messenger service |
User# |
none |
none or string |
6/6 |
Account name that is allowed to communicate with Messenger
service. Note: # is replaced with value in 0 … 4 |
Description: Common time information which tell the time zone, how date and
time is synchronized and the offset related to the chosen time zone and
Coordinated Universal Time, UTC.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Time]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
ObtainFromDHCP |
no |
yes, no |
6/6 |
DHCP servers may provide names/IP addresses for local/remote NTP
servers. Enable this feature by setting this parameter to yes. |
ServerDate |
|
A date |
6/6 |
The date (yyyy-mm-dd) when the device's time was set manually
or synchronized with the computer. |
ServerTime |
14:52:23 |
A time |
6/6 |
The time (hh:mm:ss) when the device's time was set manually or
synchronized with the computer. |
DateFormat |
ymd |
ymd, mdy, dmy |
6/6 |
|
SyncSource |
NTP |
PC, |
6/6 |
The source to synchronize the time with; PC, NTP or None (manually). |
TimeZone |
GMT+08:00/Asia/Taipei |
GMT-12, |
6/6 |
Time zone. |
UTCOffset |
00:00:00 |
A time |
6/6 |
Time difference (hh:mm:ss) between the time zone and Coordinated
Universal Time (UTC). -01:00:00 = -1 hour, i.e. 1 hour after UTC.
00:00:00 = 0 hour, 01:00:00 = 1 hour, i.e. before UTC. |
Description: Contain parameters required to manage Daylight Saving Time,
DST.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Time. DayLightSaving]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
off, on |
6/6 |
Enable/disable DST (Daylight Saving Time) |
Description: Start time of Daylight Saving Time, DST. If type is ‘date’, ‘Month’, ‘Date’, ‘Hour’, and ‘Min’ need to
be assigned. If type is ‘week’, ‘Month’, ‘Week’, ‘Day’, ‘Hour’, and ‘Min’ need to be assigned.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Time.DayLightSaving.Start]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Type |
date |
date, week |
6/6 |
Type of day light saving start time. |
Month |
1 |
1, … 12 |
6/6 |
January, February, …,
December. |
Week |
1 |
1, … 5 |
6/6 |
Nth week of this month. |
Day |
1 |
1, …7 |
6/6 |
Monday, Tuesday, … Sunday. |
Date |
1 |
1, … 31 |
6/6 |
Date. |
Hour |
0 |
1, … 23 |
6/6 |
Hour. |
Min |
0 |
0, 15, 30, 45 |
6/6 |
Minute. In unit of a quarter-hour. |
Description: Stop time of Daylight Saving Time, DST. If type is ‘date’, ‘Month’, ‘Date’, ‘Hour’, and ‘Min’ need to
be assigned. If type is ‘week’, ‘Month’, ‘Week’, ‘Day’, ‘Hour’, and ‘Min’ need to be assigned.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Time.DayLightSaving.Stop]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Type |
date |
date, week |
6/6 |
Type of day light saving start time. |
Month |
1 |
1, … 12 |
6/6 |
January, February, …,
December. |
Week |
1 |
1, … 5 |
6/6 |
Nth week of this month. |
Day |
1 |
1, …7 |
6/6 |
Monday, Tuesday, … Sunday. |
Date |
1 |
1, … 31 |
6/6 |
Date. |
Hour |
0 |
1, … 23 |
6/6 |
Hour. |
Min |
0 |
0, 15, 30, 45 |
6/6 |
Minute. In unit of a quarter-hour. |
Description:
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Time.NTP]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Server |
Pol.ntp.org |
An IP address or a host name |
6/6 |
The NTP server to connect to when synchronizing the time in
the device. |
Update |
01:00:00 |
A time |
6/6 |
Time interval (hh:mm:ss) to update from the NTP server. |
VolatileServer |
|
An IP address or a host name |
6/6 |
The name/IP address of the NTP server, received from the DHCP
server. Only one NTP server is currently supported. The NTP server
name/IP address will be valid only until the next DHCP renewal or reboot. |
Description: Define the general
properties of a Motion Detection window.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Motion]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
SensitivityFormat |
0-100 |
0-100 |
6/7 |
Specify the minimal and maximal
value of allowed sensitivity value. |
ThresholdFormat |
0-100 |
0-100 |
6/7 |
Specify the minimal and maximal
value of allowed threshold value. |
SetupStreamIndex |
0 |
0, 1, 2 |
6/7 |
The stream index(see section |
NbrOfWindows |
3 |
3 |
6/7 |
Available motion detection
windows. |
Description: Contain dynamic parameters, which define the properties of a
Motion Detection window.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Motion.M#]*
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
no |
yes, no |
6/6 |
Enable/disable this detection window. |
Sensitivity |
50 |
(Depends on SensitivityFormat) |
6/6 |
This tunes the "object difference from the
background"-sensitivity, i.e. difference in terms of color and/or
structure. A high value detects even very small changes and can e.g.
trigger on image noise if set too high. A very low value requires on the
other hand a very dramatic change with e.g. a dark object appearing in an
almost white scene (or vice versa). |
Threshold |
50 |
(Depends on ThresholdFormat) |
6/6 |
This adjusts the motion detection to be more or less sensitive
for very fast motion. With a very low value the motion is detected only
when a scene has changed but adapts to this changed scene as the new
normal scene rapidly. A large value is more conservative and will detect
the motion for a larger number of pictures before it consider this as
being a normal object in the scene. |
Left |
0 |
0-9999 |
6/6 |
The coordinate for the left boundary of the rectangular motion
detection window. The full value range is related to the full image width
and 0 is counted from the left hand side of the image. |
Top |
0 |
0-9999 |
6/6 |
The coordinate for the upper boundary of the rectangular
motion detection window. The full value range is related to the full
image height and 0 is counted from the upper side of the image. |
Right |
0 |
0-9999 |
6/6 |
The coordinate for the right boundary of the rectangular
motion detection window. The full value range is related to the full
image width and 0 is counted from the left hand side of the image. |
Bottom |
0 |
0-9999 |
6/6 |
The coordinate for the bottom boundary of the rectangular
motion detection window. The full value range is related to the full
image height and 0 is counted from the upper side of the image. |
*
Note: The # is replaced with a group number
starting from zero, e.g. Motion.M0.
Description: Parameters for the File Transfer Protocol, for sending files.
Can be used by an event to upload files to
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[FtpClient]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable FTP client. |
ServerName |
none |
An IP address or a host name |
6/6 |
IP address or host name of the server |
UserName |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
FTP user name |
Password |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
FTP password. |
Passive |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Use passive FTP. |
ImageType |
jpeg |
jpeg, mpeg4 |
6/6 |
Specify the file format to be snapshot(‘jpeg’) or video
clip(‘mpeg |
Description: Parameters for FTP alarm.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[FtpClient.Alarm]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable alarm trigger function of ftp client. |
RemotePath |
none |
none or a string |
6/6 |
Directory of ftp server to put files. |
ImageName |
none |
none or a string |
6/6 |
Prefix of file name. |
Suffix |
date |
date, seq |
6/6 |
Date: add date time information as suffix. Seq: add sequence number as suffix. |
Motion |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from motion detection. |
Audio |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from audio detection. |
SensorIn |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from digital input. |
BufferEnabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered if network link down. |
Period |
always |
always, schedule |
6/6 |
Always: trigger always take effect. Schedule: Trigger take effect only within schedule.(see
section |
Description: Parameters for sending files periodically.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[FtpClient.Periodical]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable periodical sending files to FTP server. |
RemotePath |
none |
none or a string |
6/6 |
Directory of ftp server to put files. |
ImageName |
none |
none or a string |
6/6 |
Prefix of file name. |
Suffix |
date |
date, seq |
6/6 |
Date: add date time information as suffix. Seq: add sequence number as suffix. |
Period |
always |
always, schedule |
6/6 |
Always: trigger always take effect. Schedule: Trigger take effect only within schedule.(see
section |
Interval |
003000 |
(hhmmss) |
6/6 |
Time interval(hhmmss) to send files. |
Description: Parameters for the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, for sending
e-mail messages between mail servers.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[SMTP]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable SMTP notify. |
ServerName |
none |
An URL |
6/6 |
Mail server name. |
ServerPort |
25 |
1-65535 |
6/6 |
Mail server port. |
ServerSSL |
off |
off, on |
6/6 |
Specify if SSL protocol needed for the mail server. |
RcptToAddr1 |
none |
An e-mail address |
6/6 |
Mail address of receiver. |
AdminAddr |
none |
An e-mail address |
6/6 |
Mail address of sender. |
Subject |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Subject of mail. |
Message |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Message of mail. |
Description: Parameters for SMTP authentication.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[SMTP.Authentication]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
AuthenMode |
none |
none, smtp, smtp-pop |
6/6 |
none: No authentication needed. smtp: Authentication needed for SMTP. smtp-pop: Need to login pop before SMTP. |
AthPopServerName |
none |
An URL/URI |
6/6 |
The IP address or host name of the POP server. |
AthUserNam |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
The user name for the mail server or the POP server. |
AthPassword |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
The password for the mail server or the POP server. |
Description:
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[SMTP.Alarm]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable SMTP alarm. |
FileAttach |
off |
none, on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable file attached in mail. |
ImageName |
none |
none or a string |
6/6 |
Prefix of file name. |
Suffix |
date |
date, seq |
6/6 |
Date: add date time information as suffix. Seq: add sequence number as suffix. |
Motion |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from motion detection. |
Audio |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from audio detection. |
SensorIn |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from digital input. |
BufferEnabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered if network link down. |
Period |
always |
always, schedule |
6/6 |
Always: trigger always take effect. Schedule: Trigger take effect only within schedule.(see
section |
Description:
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[SMTP. Periodical]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable periodical sending of SMTP. |
ImageName |
none |
none or a string |
6/6 |
Prefix of file name. |
Suffix |
date |
date, seq |
6/6 |
Date: add date time information as suffix. Seq: add sequence number as suffix. |
Period |
always |
always, schedule |
6/6 |
Always: trigger always take effect. Schedule: Trigger take effect only within schedule.(see
section |
Interval |
003000 |
(hhmmss) |
6/6 |
Time interval(hhmmss) to send mail. |
Description: Sending notification through e-mail when IP is
changed.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[IPNotify.SMTPNotify]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, |
6/6 |
Enables the SMPT notify. |
Dhcp |
off |
on, |
6/6 |
Specify if notify for DHCP. |
Static |
off |
on, |
6/6 |
Specify if notify for static IP. |
Pppoe |
yes |
yes, no |
6/6 |
Specify if notify for PPPoE. |
RcptAddr |
none |
An e-mail address |
6/6 |
Mail address of receiver. |
Subject |
IP address notification |
A string |
6/6 |
Subject of message to be sent. |
Messgae |
IP:PORT:MAC:Model:Serial: |
A string |
6/6 |
Message to be sent. |
Description: Common image parameters used for all image
configurations.
Configuration files: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Image]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get |
Description |
MaxViewers |
10 |
1 ... 10 |
0/7 |
Max number of simultaneous viewers (does not affect multicast
delivery). |
NbrOfConfigs |
|
An unsigned integer (Read only) |
6/7 |
Number of image configurations. |
NbrOfStreams |
4 |
4 |
0/7 |
Number of available streams. |
SetupStreamIndex |
0 |
0,1,2,3 |
6/7 |
Define the video stream used in OSD and Motion Detection
setting. |
Description: Image/stream configuration, e.g. resolution,
frame rate, codec type, etc.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
UMEDIA |
video.h264 |
String |
0/7 |
Unicast access
filename. |
MMEDIA |
multicast.h264 |
String |
0/7 |
Multicast access filename. |
ResolutionFormat |
320x240,
640x480, |
320x240, 640x480, |
0/7 |
Available image resolution. |
Resolution |
1280x1024 |
(Value in ResolutionFormat) |
0/6 |
Image resolution. |
Codec |
H264 |
H264 / MPEG4 / MJPEG |
0/6 |
Specify the codec type for this image/stream. |
FPSFormat |
1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 |
1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 |
6/7 |
Supported frame rate (fps). |
FPS |
15 |
Value in FPSFormat |
6/6 |
Specify the frame rate |
[Image.I0.H264.Quality]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Mode |
vbr |
auto, vbr, |
6/6 |
Rate control mode for this image/stream. |
BitRateFormat |
|
|
6/7 |
Supported
bitrate for this codec type. |
BitRate |
|
Value in BitrateFormat |
6/6 |
Specify the bitrate for this codec type. |
QFormat |
20, 25, 30, 35, 40 |
20, 25, 30, 35, 40 |
6/7 |
Supported compression range for H264 codec type |
Quant |
25 |
(Value in QFormat) |
6/6 |
The level of image compression. High compression reduces the
file size. Low compression produces optimum picture quality, but larger
file sizes. |
[Image.I0.H264.IPInterval]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Mode |
0, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 120 |
0, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 120 |
6/7 |
This describes a number of frames in 1 GOP (Group Of
Pictures). For example, IP interval = 10 means 1 I frame and 9 P frames. 0 means IP interval is the same as frame rate. |
Value |
15 |
Value in Mode |
6/6 |
Specify I-P
frame interval for this codec. |
Description: Image/stream configuration, e.g. resolution, frame rate, codec
type, etc.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
UMEDIA |
video.mp4 |
String |
6/6 |
Unicast access
filename. |
MMEDIA |
multicast.mp4 |
String |
6/6 |
Multicast access filename. |
ResolutionFormat |
320x240,
640x480, |
320x240, 640x480, |
6/0 |
Available image resolution. |
Resolution |
1280x1024 |
(Value in ResolutionFormat) |
6/6 |
Image resolution. |
Codec |
MPEG4 |
H264 / MPEG4 / MJPEG |
6/6 |
Specify the codec type for this image/stream. |
FPSFormat |
1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 |
1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 |
6/0 |
Supported frame rate (fps). |
FPS |
15 |
Value in FPSFormat |
6/6 |
Specify the frame rate |
[Image.I1.MPEG4.Quality]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Mode |
vbr |
auto, vbr, |
6/6 |
Rate control mode for this image/stream. |
BitRateFormat |
|
|
6/0 |
Supported
bitrate for this codec type. |
BitRate |
|
Value in BitrateFormat |
6/6 |
Specify the bitrate for this codec type. |
QFormat |
2, 4, 6, 15, 20 |
2, 4, 6, 15, 20 |
6/0 |
Supported compression range for MPEG4 codec type |
Quant |
4 |
Value in QFormat |
6/6 |
The level of image compression. High compression reduces the file
size. Low compression produces optimum picture quality, but larger file
sizes. |
[Image.I1.MPEG4.IPInterval]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Mode |
0, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 120 |
0, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 120 |
6/0 |
This describes a number of frames in 1 GOP (Group Of
Pictures). For example, IP interval = 10 means 1 I frame and 9 P frames. 0 means IP interval is the same as frame rate. |
Value |
15 |
Value in Mode |
6/6 |
Specify I-P
frame interval for this codec. |
Description: Image/stream configuration, e.g. resolution, frame rate, codec
type, etc..
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
UMEDIA |
video.mjpg |
String |
6/6 |
Unicast access
filename. |
MMEDIA |
multicast.mjpg |
String |
6/6 |
Multicast access filename. |
ResolutionFormat |
320x240,
640x480, |
320x240, 640x480, |
6/0 |
Available image resolution. |
Resolution |
1280x1024 |
(Value in ResolutionFormat) |
6/6 |
Image resolution. |
Codec |
MJPEG |
H264 / MPEG4 / MJPEG |
6/6 |
Specify the codec type for this image/stream. |
FPSFormat |
1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 |
1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 |
6/0 |
Supported frame rate (fps). |
FPS |
15 |
Value in FPSFormat |
6/6 |
Specify the frame rate |
[Image.I2.MJPEG.Quality]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Mode |
auto |
auto, vbr, |
6/6 |
Rate control mode for this image/stream. |
QFormat |
10, 30, 50, 70, 90 |
10, 30, 50, 70, 90 |
6/0 |
Supported compression range for MJPEG codec type |
Quant |
30 |
Value in QFormat |
6/6 |
The level of image compression. High compression reduces the
file size. Low compression produces optimum picture quality, but larger file
sizes. |
* Note: The # is replaced with a group number starting from
zero, e.g. Image.I0.
Description: Image/stream configuration, e.g. resolution, frame rate, codec
type, etc..
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
UMEDIA |
video.3gp |
String |
6/6 |
Unicast access
filename of stream index 3. |
MMEDIA |
multicast.3gp |
String |
6/6 |
Multicast access filename of stream index 3. |
ResolutionFormat |
160x120 |
160x120 |
6/0 |
The supported image resolution of stream index 3. |
Resolution |
160x120 |
(Value in ResolutionFormat) |
6/6 |
Image resolution of stream index 3. |
Codec |
MPEG4 |
H264 / MPEG4 / MJPEG |
6/6 |
Specify the codec type for this image/stream. |
FPSFormat |
5, 10 |
5, 10 |
6/0 |
Supported frame rate (fps). |
FPS |
5 |
(Value in FPSFormat |
6/6 |
Specify the frame rate |
[Image.I3.MPEG4.Quality]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Mode |
vbr |
auto, vbr, |
6/6 |
Rate control mode for this image/stream. |
BitRateFormat |
|
|
6/0 |
Supported
bitrate for this codec type. |
BitRate |
|
Value in BitrateFormat |
6/6 |
Specify the bitrate for this codec type. |
QFormat |
6, 12, 18, 24, 30 |
6, 12, 18, 24, 30 |
6/0 |
Supported compression range for MPEG4 codec type |
Quant |
18 |
Value in QFormat |
6/6 |
The level of image compression. High compression reduces the file
size. Low compression produces optimum picture quality, but larger file
sizes. |
[Image.I3.MPEG4.IPInterval]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Mode |
0, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 120 |
0, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 120 |
6/0 |
This describes a number of frames in 1 GOP (Group Of
Pictures). For example, IP interval = 10 means 1 I frame and 9 P frames. 0 means IP interval is the same as frame rate. |
Value |
0 |
Value in Mode |
6/6 |
Specify I-P
frame interval for this codec. |
Description: Image OSD parameters
for each image configuration.
Configuration
file:
/etc/device.conf
Security
level (create/delete): 6/6
[Image.OSD]
Parameter
name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable OSD. |
Date |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable
Date/Time OSD. |
TextColor |
white |
black,white |
6/6 |
OSD text color |
BkColor |
black |
black,
white, transparent |
6/6 |
OSD background
color. |
Position |
top |
top,
bottom |
6/6 |
OSD position. |
Alias |
None |
A string |
6/6 |
Alias for Camera
display on OSD. |
Description: Privacy mask parameters.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 6/6
[Image.Mask]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable
privacy mask. |
XPos |
0 |
An unsigned integer |
6/6 |
The horizontal
position of upper left corner. The maximum allow range depends on
ImageSource.I0.Config.MaxResolution (See section |
YPos |
0 |
An unsigned integer |
6/6 |
The vertical
position of upper left corner. The maximum allow range depends on
ImageSource.I0.Config.MaxResolution (See section |
Width |
0 |
An unsigned integer |
6/6 |
The width of the
specified mask. The maximum allow range depends on
ImageSource.I0.Config.MaxResolution (See section |
Height |
0 |
An unsigned integer |
6/6 |
The height of the
specified mask. The maximum allow range depends on
ImageSource.I0.Config.MaxResolution (See section |
Color |
black |
black |
6/6 |
The color of mask. Only
black color is available for this version. |
Description: Setting for analog video output. This option only applied for
models with analog video output.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 6/6
[Image.VideoOut]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable
analog video output. |
Index |
1 |
1 |
6/7 |
Specify the stream index
that will be occupied. If analog video output is enabled, the related
stream will be occupied and disabled. |
Description: The parameter of image sources (video input or CCD/CMOS).
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[ImageSource]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
NbrOfSources |
1 |
An unsigned integer |
6/7 |
Number of image
sources/inputs. |
RecordIndex |
0 |
An unsigned integer. |
6/6 |
Specify the stream
index for recording video clip. |
Description: The name of the image source.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[ImageSource.I0.Sensor]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Brightness |
10 |
4/6 |
The image
brightness. |
|
Contrast |
80 |
4/6 |
The image contrast. |
|
Saturation |
60 |
4/6 |
The image
saturation. |
|
|
50 |
4/6 |
The image hue. |
|
Sharpness |
80 |
4/6 |
The image sharpness. |
|
Flip |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Set image flip. |
Mirror |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Set image mirror. |
Lighting |
auto |
6/6 |
Specify current light
source. The exposure time will be set to adequate value to avoid flicker. |
|
WhiteBalance |
auto |
6/6 |
White balance. |
|
Exposure |
auto |
6/6 |
Specify exposure
mode. If set to manual mode, ‘ShutterSpeed’ and ‘Gain’ will
take effect. |
|
BackLightCompensate |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Back light
compensate. |
SlowShutter |
on |
on, off |
6/6 |
When slow shutter is
on, the maximum exposure time is 200ms. |
ShutterSpeed |
2 |
6/6 |
Shutter speed, valid
only if ‘Exposure’ is ‘manual’ |
|
Iris |
none |
none |
6/6 |
Reserved for future
version. |
Gain |
2 |
6/6 |
Sensor gain, valid
only if ‘Exposure’ is ‘manual’ |
Description: The factory default value of image related parameter.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[ImageSource.I0.Sensor.Default]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get |
Description |
Brightness |
10 |
4/7 |
The default image
brightness. |
|
Contrast |
80 |
4/7 |
The default image
contrast. |
|
Saturation |
60 |
4/7 |
The default image
saturation. |
|
|
50 |
4/7 |
The default image
hue. |
|
Sharpness |
80 |
4/7 |
The default image
sharpness. |
Description: Configuration of the image source.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[ImageSource.I0.Config]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get |
Description |
SourceType |
mt |
A string |
7/7 |
The string
represents the input sensor type. |
MaxResolution |
1280x1024 |
1280x1024 |
0/7 |
Maximum resolution
of the input sensor. |
Description: List of installed PTZ drivers.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.PTZDrivers]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Driver0 |
pelcop |
A string |
6/7 |
The name of the
driver currently installed on index0. |
Driver1 |
pelcod |
A string |
6/7 |
The name of the
driver currently installed on index1. |
Driver2 |
dynacolor |
A string |
6/7 |
The name of the
driver currently installed on index2. |
Driver3 |
vtrec |
A string |
6/7 |
The name of the driver
currently installed on index3. |
Description: List of PTZ drivers associated with serial ports.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.SerDrivers]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Ser0Driver |
None |
A string |
6/7 |
The name of the
driver currently associated with serial port 0. |
Ser1Driver |
pelcop |
A string |
6/7 |
The name of the driver
currently associated with serial port 1. |
Description: List of speed setting for PTZ.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.Speed]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
PanSpeed |
50 |
0 …
100 |
6/6 |
Pan speed. |
TiltSpeed |
50 |
0 …
100 |
6/6 |
Tilt speed. |
ZoomSpeed |
50 |
0 …
100 |
6/6 |
Zoom speed. |
FocuseSpeed |
50 |
0 …
100 |
6/6 |
Focus speed. |
AutoPanSpeed |
50 |
0 …
100 |
6/6 |
Auto pan speed. |
Description: Transmitter and receiver ID/address.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.CtrlParam]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
keyid |
0 |
0 |
6/7 |
Transmitter ID/address |
address |
0 |
0 … 128 |
6/6 |
Receiver ID/address |
Description: Defines parameter about preset position and alarm
trigger of PTZ. When abnormal event (motion detection, audio detection,
network link down, alarm input, …etc.) triggered, PTZ will move to specified preset position.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.PresetPos]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
NbrOfAin |
4 |
An unsigned integer. |
6/7 |
Number of alarm
input sources. |
Period |
always |
always, schedule |
6/6 |
Always: Alarm input
trigger always take effect. Schedule: Alarm
input trigger take effect only within schedule.(see section |
Description: A dynamic parameter group PTZ.PresetPos.P# is created for each
new preset position. # merely denotes the number of the dynamic parameter
group and has no connection to any preset position numbers mentioned below.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.PresetPos.P#]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Pos |
None |
A : 2 delimited string with the <Name>: A valid preset position name according to the PTZ control
section in HTTP API. |
4/6 |
Holds all necessary
information about the preset position. <Name>: The name of the preset position. Example of a server
preset position (number 3) emulated by a device preset position (number
12): |
Label |
None |
Same as <Name>
above. |
4/6 |
Exists merely to facilitate
web page implementation. Only exists if <Type> above is set to
"server". |
1 May be overridden by configuration
file for driver.
2 Except for Name, delimited by ~.
Description: Define parameters of network link down event as trigger source.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.PresetPos.A0]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Name |
LinkDown |
A string |
6/6 |
Alarm input name. |
Enable |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable or disable this alarm input. |
M0.Enable |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable or disable to go preset position. |
M0.PresetNbr |
none |
1 … 32 |
6/6 |
Index of preset position. |
Description: Define parameters of motion detection as trigger source.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.PresetPos.A1]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Name |
Motion |
A string |
6/6 |
Trigger source name. |
Enable |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable or disable this trigger source. |
M#.Enable* |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable or disable window # of motion detection as trigger
source. |
M#.PresetNbr* |
none |
1 … 32 |
6/6 |
Index of preset position. |
* Note: The # is replaced with a group number starting from 0 to 5,
e.g. M0.Enable.
Description: Define parameters of alarm input as trigger source.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.PresetPos.A2]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Name |
AlarmIn |
A string |
6/6 |
Trigger source name. |
Enable |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable or disable this trigger source. |
M#.Enable* |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable or disable alarm input # as trigger source. |
M#.PresetNbr* |
none |
1 … 32 |
6/6 |
Index of preset position. |
* Note: The # is replaced with a group number starting from 0 to 7,
e.g. M0.Enable.
Description: Define parameters of audio detection as trigger source.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[PTZ.PresetPos.A3]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Name |
LinkDown |
A string |
6/6 |
Alarm input name. |
Enable |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable or disable this alarm input. |
M0.Enable |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable or disable to go preset position. |
M0.PresetNbr |
none |
1 … 32 |
6/6 |
Index of preset position. |
Description: Parameters for hardware input(s).
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Input]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
NbrOfInputs |
4 |
An unsigned integer. |
6/7 |
Number of inputs. The
default value depends on different model. |
Description: Parameters for hardware input(s).
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Input.I#] *
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Name |
AlarmIn#+1 |
A string |
6/6 |
The name of the
input. |
Trig |
closed |
open, |
6/6 |
‘open’ means enable trig. ‘closed’ means
disable trig. |
DI |
H |
H, L |
6/6 |
Specify trigger condition
to high(H) or low(L). |
* Note: The # is replaced with a group number starting from zero, e.g.
Input.I0.
Description: Parameters for hardware output(s).
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Output]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
NbrOfOutputs |
1 |
An unsigned integer |
6/7 |
Number of outputs. |
Description: Parameters for hardware output(s).
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Output.O#] *
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Name |
Output #+1 |
A string |
6/6 |
The name of the
output. |
Active |
closed |
open, |
6/6 |
The active state of
the output. |
Mode |
alarm |
alarm, timer |
6/6 |
alarm: Activated by
trigger source. timer: Activated by
schedule. (see section |
Motion |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Trigger from motion
detection. |
Audio |
off |
on, off |
|
Trigger from audio
detection. |
SensorIn |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Trigger from alarm
input. |
BufferEnabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Trigged if network
link down. |
Period |
always |
always, schedule |
6/6 |
Always: trigger always
take effect. Schedule: Trigger
take effect only within schedule.(see section |
Duration |
10 |
1 … 60 |
6/6 |
Output duration when
triggered. |
DO |
H |
H, L |
|
Specify output level
to be high(H) or low(L) when triggered. |
* Note: The # is replaced with a group number starting from zero, e.g.
Output.I0.
Description: Schedule setting for FTP client (see section
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule.FTPAlarmSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for FTP client (see section
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule.FTPAlarmPeriod]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for SMTP (see section
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule.SMTPAlarmSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for SMTP (see section
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule.SMTPAlarmPeriod]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for alarm output (see section 2.10). There are
5 settings for each day.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule.AlarmOutSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for output timer (see section 2.10). There are
5 settings for each day.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule.AlarmOutTimer]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for HTTP event (see section 2.20). There are 5
settings for each day.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule. HTTPEventAlarmSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for network storage alarm record (see section
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule. RecordAlarmSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for network storage periodical recod (see
section
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule. RecordRecordSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for memory card alarm record (see section
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule. MemoryAlarmSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for memory card periodical record (see section
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule. MemoryPeriodicalSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for PTZ alarm (see section
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule. PTZAlarmSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Schedule setting for LED alarm (see section 2.23). There are 5
settings for each day.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Schedule. LEDAlarmSend]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Sun |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Mon |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Tue |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Wed |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Thu |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Fri |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Sat |
none,none,none,none,none |
none, hh:mm-hh:mm |
6/6 |
|
Description: Alarm buffer function can keep video data in memory and send
the video data out when alarm triggered. The duration of video clip depends
on resolution, frame rate, quality, and bit rate of stream.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[AlarmBuffer]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
no |
yes, no |
6/6 |
Enable/Disable alarm
buffer. |
Description:
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[AlarmBuffer.Capacity]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
PreAlarm |
5 |
5 |
6/7 |
Maximum record time (in
unit of second) before alarm triggered. |
PostAlarm |
5 |
5 |
6/7 |
Maximum record time
(in unit of second) after alarm triggered. |
Description:
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[AlarmBuffer.RecordTime]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
PreAlarm |
5 |
1 … 5 |
6/6 |
Record time (in unit
of second) before alarm triggered. Valid value depends on AlarmBuffer.Capacity.PreAlarm. |
PostAlarm |
5 |
1 … 5 |
6/6 |
Record time (in unit
of second) after alarm triggered. Valid value depends on
AlarmBuffer.Capacity.PostAlarm. |
Description: Controls the functionality/purpose of the serial ports and some
configuration that is shared by various applications. Note that some
applications have their own settings for baudrate, parity etc.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Serial]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
NbrOfPorts |
2 |
An unsigned integer |
6/7 |
Number of serial
ports. |
PurposePort# |
0: OFF 1: PTZ |
OFF, |
6/7 |
The current usage of
the serial port. OFF = Unused. TCPIP = Serial
server. PTZ = Pan Tilt Zoom.
Supports PTZ control and serial port control according to HTTP API. Requires an
installed PTZ driver. Generic = Supports
serial port control according to HTTP API. Works with or
without installed PTZ driver. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Serial.Ser#] *
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
PortMode |
RS232 |
RS232, |
6/6 |
Serial port
protocol. May be read-only
depending on hardware. |
BaudRate |
38400 |
300, |
6/6 |
The baudrate used in
the serial communication. |
DataBits |
8 |
7, |
6/6 |
The number of data
bits. |
StopBits |
1 |
1, |
6/6 |
The number of stop
bits. |
Parity |
None |
None, |
6/6 |
The parity. |
* Note: The # is replaced with a number, e.g. Serial.Ser1.
1Product-dependent. Check the product
specification.
Description:
Configuration
file:
/etc/device.conf
Security
level (create/delete): 7/7
[GuardTour]
Parameter
name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
ActiveGroup |
G0 |
G0 … G3 |
4/6 |
Active GuardTour
setting. |
Description:
Configuration
file: /etc/device.conf
Security
level (create/delete): 7/7
[GuardTour.G#]*
Parameter
name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Running |
no |
yes, no |
4/6 |
This guard tour
setting is been running. |
Name |
GourdTour#+1 |
A string |
4/6 |
Name of guard tour
setting |
*
Note:
The # is replaced with a number, e.g. GuardTour.G0.
Description:
Configuration
file:
/etc/device.conf
Security
level (create/delete): 7/7
[GuardTour.G#.Tour.T#]*
Parameter
name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
PresetNbr |
None |
1 … 32 |
4/6 |
Index of preset
position (see section |
Position |
1 |
1 … 8 |
4/6 |
The order in the
tour list. |
MoveSpeed |
70 |
0 … 100 |
4/6 |
Move speed. |
WaitTime |
2 |
1 … 99 |
4/6 |
Wait time from this
position to next position. |
*
Note:
The # is replaced with a number, e.g. GuardTour.G0.Tour.T0.
Description: Parameters for each
audio source (audio input/chip).
Configuration
file:
/etc/device.conf
Security
level (create/delete): 7/7
[AudioSource.A#]
*
Parameter
name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
AudioEncoding |
g.711 u-law |
(see description) |
0/6 |
The audio codec to
use. Valid value depends on AudioCodecList. |
AudioCodecList |
g.711 u-law, g |
g.711 u-law, g |
6/7 |
The available audio codec
that can be selected. |
AudioCodecBitRate |
4.75k |
4.75k, 5.15k, 5.9k,
6.7k, 7.4k 7.95k, 10.2k 12.2k |
6/6 |
The bit rate for AMR
audio. This parameter is valid when AudioCodecList is set to ‘AMR
Audio’. |
* Note: the # is replaced with
a group number starting from zero, e.g. AudioSource.A0
Description: Parameters for audio
detection.
Configuration
file:
/etc/device.conf
Security
level (create/delete): 7/7
[AudioSource.A#. AudioDetection] *
Parameter
name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
no |
yes, no |
6/6 |
Enable audio
detection. |
Sensitivity |
5 |
(see description) |
6/6 |
Higher sensitivity makes
it easier to be triggered. Valid value depends on SensitivifyFormat. |
SensitivifyFormat |
1-10 |
1-10 |
6/7 |
Valid value for
sensitivity. |
Threshold |
50 |
(see description) |
6/6 |
Threshold that audio
detection can be triggered. Valid value depends on ThresholdFormat. |
ThresholdFormat |
0-100 |
0-100 |
6/7 |
Valid value for
threshold. |
* Note: the # is replaced with a group number starting from
zero, e.g. AudioSource.A0
Description: Parameters that define how the live view page looks and works.
This function is not opened for current SDK version.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Layout]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Description: Parameters for system
log.
Configuration file:
/etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete):
6/6
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
EnableRemoteLog
|
off |
on,
off |
6/6 |
Enable/Disable
Remote system log. |
ServerIp
|
None |
A
string |
6/6 |
Syslog
server IP address. |
ServerPort |
514 |
1 ... 65535 |
6/6 |
Syslog server port
number. |
Description: Contains information
about the firmware and system of the product. It also contains information
about product dependent functionality and functionality that have no
ordinary parameters. All user levels should be able to access the property
parameters.
Configuration
file:
/etc/device.conf
Security
level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties]
Parameter
name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
BoardID |
T |
A string |
6/7 |
Board ID of product. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.Firmware]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
BuildDate |
Thu Apr 17 20:14:13 CST
2008 |
A string |
6/7 |
Built date of
firmware. |
Version |
MG. |
A string |
6/7 |
Firmware version. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.Hardware]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Platform |
GM8180 |
GM8180 |
6/7 |
Platform string. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.DIDO.DI]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
DI |
no |
yes, no |
6/7 |
The product support
alarm input. |
Type |
virtual |
virtual, physical |
6/7 |
The alarm input
type. virtual: alarm input
is from out side(ex. speed dome) physical: On board
alarm input. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.DIDO.DO]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
DI |
no |
yes, no |
6/7 |
The product support
alarm output. |
Type |
virtual |
virtual, physical |
6/7 |
The alarm output
type. virtual: alarm
output is from out side(ex. speed dome) physical: On board
alarm output. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.PTZ]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
PTZ1 |
yes |
yes, |
6/7 |
The product has Pan
Tilt Zoom support. |
1 Product dependent. If the parameter
does not exist, the functionality is not supported.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.Motion]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Motion1 |
yes |
yes, |
6/7 |
The product has
Motion Detection support. |
1 Product dependent. If the parameter
does not exist, the functionality is not supported.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.Audio]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Audio1 |
yes |
yes, |
6/7 |
The product has
audio support. |
1 Product dependent. If the parameter
does not exist, the functionality is not supported.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.System]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
IDE |
no |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
PCI |
no |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
USB |
no |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
RTC |
no |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
SDC |
no |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
LCD |
no |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
UART1 |
yes |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
UART2 |
yes |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
UART3 |
no |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
UART4 |
no |
yes, |
6/7 |
|
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.Bonjour]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Bonjour1 |
yes |
yes, |
6/7 |
The product has Bonjour
service discovery support. |
1 Product dependent. If the parameter
does not exist, the functionality is not supported.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.Messenger]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Messenger |
yes |
yes, no |
6/7 |
The product has
Messenger support. |
Enhanced |
yes |
yes, no |
6/7 |
Better quality of
video is supported in this messenger. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.NetworkStorage]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
NetworkStorage |
yes |
yes, no |
6/7 |
The product has
Network Storage support. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.MemoryCard]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
MemoryCard1 |
no |
yes, no |
6/7 |
The product support
SD card. |
1 Product dependent. If the parameter
does not exist, the functionality is not supported.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Properties.VideoOut]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
VideoOut1 |
no |
yes, no |
6/7 |
The product support
analog video output. |
1 Product dependent. If the parameter
does not exist, the functionality is not supported.
Description: Contains parameters related to SSL(Secure socket layer).
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Security.HttpsPolicy]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Admin |
http |
http, https, http_n_https |
6/6 |
Set allowed connect
mode for group admin (http, https, or both). |
Operator |
http |
http, https, http_n_https |
6/6 |
Set allowed connect
mode for group operator (http, https, or both). |
Viewer |
http |
http, https, http_n_https |
6/6 |
Set allowed connect
mode for group viewer (http, https, or both). |
Description: IP filter can set to allow
or deny a range of IP address to get connected. The priority of deny list
is higher than allow list.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Security.IPFilter]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Switch |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Specify if IP filter
is enabled. |
Description: Set IP address range that will
be blocked by product. Up to 5 settings available.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Security.IPFilter.DenyList]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Range#* |
none |
none, <ip address> ~ <ip address> |
6/6 |
Specify denied IP address range. |
* Note: the # is replaced with a group
number starting from zero, e.g. Security.IPFilter.DenyList.Range0
Description: Set IP address range that
will be allowed by product. Up to 5 settings available.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[Security.IPFilter.AllowList]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Range0 |
|
none, <ip address> ~ <ip address> |
6/6 |
Specify allowed IP address range. |
Range#* |
none |
none, <ip address> ~ <ip address> |
6/6 |
Specify allowed IP address range. |
* Note: the # is replaced with a group
number starting from one, e.g. Security.IPFilter.AllowList.Range1
Description: If an event handling server is available, user can configure
the CGI parameters and/or messages sent to the event server when event
occurred.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[HTTPEvent]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
on |
on, |
6/6 |
Enable/disable HTTP event. |
URL |
|
A string |
6/6 |
Event server
address. |
CGIPath |
|
A string |
6/6 |
CGI path and CGI
name. |
Port |
80 |
1 ... 65535 |
6/6 |
Event server port. |
UserName |
|
A string |
6/6 |
User name. |
UserPass |
|
A string |
6/6 |
User password. |
ProxyAddr |
|
A string |
6/6 |
Proxy
address.(optional) |
ProxyPort |
|
1 ... 65535 |
6/6 |
Proxy
port.(optional) |
ProxyUserName |
|
A string |
6/6 |
User name of proxy
server. (optional) |
ProxyPass |
|
A string |
6/6 |
Password of proxy
server. (optional) |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 4/4
[HTTPEvent.Alarm]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable alarm
by http event. |
Motion |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable alarm
triggered by motion detection. |
SensorIn |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable alarm
triggered by sensor input. |
BufferEnabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable alarm
triggered by alarm buffer. |
Period |
always |
always, |
6/6 |
Enable alarm trigger
all the time or by schedule. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 4/4
[HTTPEvent.Alarm.Para]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Motion |
|
A string |
6/6 |
CGI parameters to be
set when motion detected. |
SensorIn |
|
A string |
6/6 |
CGI parameters to be
set when sensor input triggered. |
Buffer |
|
A string |
6/6 |
CGI parameters to be
set when alarm buffer occured. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 4/4
[HTTPEvent.Alarm.Mess]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Motion |
|
A string |
6/6 |
Message to be sent
when motion detected. |
SensorIn |
|
A string |
6/6 |
Message to be sent when
sensor input triggered. |
Buffer |
|
A string |
6/6 |
Message to be sent
when alarm buffer occured. |
Description: User could record video or save alarm file
to network storage through samba (Windows network file) or nfs (Unix
network file).
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 7/7
[NetworkStorage]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, |
6/6 |
Enable/disable Network storage. |
Type |
cifs |
cifs, nfs |
6/6 |
Types of network file system. |
Location |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Network File path, e.g. //<IP>/<folder> for cifs, <IP>:/<folder> for nfs. |
Username |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Username for cifs |
Password |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Password for cifs. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 6/6
[NetworkStorage.Alarm]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, |
6/6 |
Enable/disable alarm and the related files will be saved to
network storage. |
Filename |
Alarm |
A string |
6/6 |
Alarm filename. |
Suffix |
date |
date, seq |
6/6 |
File suffix |
Motion |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Alarm using motion detection |
Audio |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Alarm using detection |
SensorIn |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Alarm using Digital input |
BufferEnabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Alarm using Alarm buffer |
RecordTime |
5 |
1 … 60 |
6/6 |
Recording time |
Period |
always |
always, period |
6/6 |
|
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 6/6
[NetworkStorage.Record]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, |
6/6 |
Enable/disable Network storage recording. |
Filename |
Record |
A string |
6/6 |
Filename |
Suffix |
date |
date, seq |
6/6 |
File suffix |
FileSize |
10 |
1 … 50 |
6/6 |
One Recording file size (in MB) |
CyclicSize |
1024 |
1 …
1024000 |
6/6 |
While overall disk usage is larger than this size, the
previous files will be replaced |
RecordTime |
always |
always, period |
6/6 |
|
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 6/6
[MemoryCard.General]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable memory card function. |
Notify |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Send notification by SMTP if card status change. Card status
include card remove, fail, full, …,etc. |
Overwrite |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Over write old files if card full. |
CapacityWarn |
0 |
0 … 50 |
6/6 |
Send notification by SMTP if remaining size of card reaches
specified percentage value (%). Set value 0 to disable this function. |
SMTP.RcptToAddr1 |
none |
An e-mail address |
6/6 |
Specify mail address of receiver to be notified. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 6/6
[MemoryCard.Alarm]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable alarm trigger function. |
ImageName |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Prefix of file name. |
Suffix |
date |
date, seq |
6/6 |
date: add date time information as suffix. seq: add sequence number as suffix. |
Motion |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from motion detection. |
Audio |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from audio detection. |
SensorIn |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from digital input. |
BufferEnabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable triggered from network link down event. |
Period |
always |
always, schedule |
6/6 |
Always: trigger always take effect. Schedule: Trigger take effect only within schedule.(see
section |
RecordTime |
5 |
1 … 60 |
6/6 |
Record time in unit of second. |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 6/6
[MemoryCard.Periodical]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Enabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable periodical recording. |
ImageName |
none |
A string |
6/6 |
Prefix of file name. |
Suffix |
date |
date, seq |
6/6 |
date: add date time information as suffix. seq: add sequence number as suffix. |
FileSize |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Maximum file size of each single file. |
Period |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Always: trigger always take effect. Schedule: Trigger take effect only within schedule.(see
section |
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 6/6
[MemoryCard.Backup]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
FTPserverShutdown |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Save to memory card if FTP server is down. |
NetStorageShutdown |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Save to memory card if network storage server is down. |
Description: LED alarm only available for products that
has LED light. When abnormal event(motion detection, audio detection,
network link down, alarm input, …etc.) triggered, LED will be
light up to warn the invader.
Configuration file: /etc/device.conf
Security level (create/delete): 6/6
[LEDAlarm]
Parameter name |
Default value |
Valid values |
Security level (get/set) |
Description |
Period |
always |
always, schedule |
6/6 |
Always: trigger always take effect. Schedule: Trigger take effect only within schedule.(see
section |
Duration |
10 |
1 … 60 |
6/6 |
Lighted duration when triggered. |
Motion |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable triggered from motion detection. |
Audio |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable triggered from audio detection. |
SensorIn |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable triggered from alarm input. |
BufferEnabled |
off |
on, off |
6/6 |
Enable/disable triggered from network link down event. |
The parameter of optional parameter group is output from
device driver directly. The client can read available options or related
parameters from this group. For example, some product with sensor type A
may has the attribute of contrast. The other product with sensor type B may
not has contrast but saturation. All of these parameters are read only,
user setting is saved by parameter groups in chapter 2.
Description: This group defines parameter about
sensor.
Description: Specify available image setup
parameters.
CGI format:
cgi-bin/admin/param_option/ImageSource=Basic
[ImageSource.I0.Sensor]
Parameter name |
Format |
Description |
Option |
(option1),(option2), … |
Available options. If some option is listed, the available
setting of this option can be get from ‘Format.(option)’. See
lists below. |
Format.Brightness |
<m>-<n> |
Range of brightness |
Format.Contrast |
<m>-<n> |
Range of contrast |
Format.Saturation |
<m>-<n> |
Range of saturation |
Format.Hue |
<m>-<n> |
Range of hue |
Format.Sharpness |
<m>-<n> |
Range of sharpness |
Description: Specify available advanced features of
sensor.
CGI format:
cgi-bin/admin/param_option/ImageSource=Advance
[ImageSource.I0.Sensor]
Parameter name |
Format |
Description |
Option |
(option1),(option2), … |
Available options. If some option is listed, the
available setting of this option can be get from ‘Format.(option)’. See
lists below. |
Format.Flip |
off/on |
Image flip. |
Format.Mirror |
off/on |
Image mirror. |
Format.Lighting |
Auto/50Hz/60Hz |
Option of lighting condition. |
Format.WhiteBalance |
(option1),(option2), … |
Option of white balance. |
Format.Exposure |
(option1),(option2), … |
Option of exposure time, in unit of second. |
Format. BackLightCompensate |
off/on |
Back light compensate. |
Format.SlowShutter |
off/on |
Slow shutter(long time exposure). |
Format.ShutterSpeed |
(option1),(option2), … |
Option of shutter speed. |
Format.Gain |
(option1),(option2), … |
Option of sensor gain. |
Format.IR |
off/on/auto |
Option of infrared(IR) LED. |
Format.WideDynamic |
off/on/auto |
Option of wide dynamic range feature of sensor. |
Format.Stabilizer |
off/on |
Image stabilizer. |
Description: Specify parameter of PTZ function (for
future SDK version only).
CGI format:
cgi-bin/admin/param_option/PTZSource=Basic
[PTZ]
Parameter name |
Format |
Description |
Option |
(option1),(option2), … |
Available options. If some option is listed, the
available setting of this option can be get from ‘Format.(option)’. See
lists below. |
Speed.Format.PanSpeed |
<m>-<n> |
Range of pan speed. |
Speed.Format.TiltSpeed |
<m>-<n> |
Range of tilt speed. |
Speed.Format.FocusSpeed |
<m>-<n> |
Range of focus speed. |
Speed.Format.ZoomSpeed |
<m>-<n> |
Range of zoom speed. |
Speed.Format.AutoPanSpeed |
<m>-<n> |
Range of auto pan speed. |
Format.AutoFocus |
off/on |
Option of auto focus. |