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<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Product Information ==<br /> Resolution -True 640x480, 352x288, 320x240, 176x144<br /> <br /> http://www.aviosys.com/ip%20video%209100b.htm<br /> <br /> == Where to get the patches ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl Here! ]<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Copy the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "192.168.1.116"<br /> <br /> Replace the IP (192.168.1.116) with the configured IP of your device.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> <br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **''IP9100<br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''15<br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[your IP9100's IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/Jpeg/CamImg.jpg<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''320<br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''240<br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> All the other Tabs can be left alone for the moment.<br /> <br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the IP9100 box.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, its configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''IP9100<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-IP9100.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''For the tabs Move, Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, White, and Iris:'''<br /> <br /> '''''All of the checkboxes and text boxes should be UnChecked and Blank'''''<br /> ----<br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''4<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your IP9100, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're done.<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. <br /> <br /> You'll notice that there are only the preset buttons 1 through 4. Each one represents one of the four RCA video inputs on the device.<br /> <br /> Clicking one switches the web video output to that input connector.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> It's possible to configure the four inputs as four separate video streams. I just can't remember right now where I saw that.<br /> <br /> See below for another way to get the IP9100 to produce four separate streams.<br /> <br /> == What other people have been up to ==<br /> <br /> Modifying the device settings<br /> <br /> '''* Serial port & tftp access''' - People have connected to the internal serial port to watch the boot process, as well as interrupting it and changing the firmware using an extrernal tftp server.<br /> <br /> Modifying the firmware<br /> <br /> '''* Internal round Robin simulating 4 simultaneous inputs''' - People have remade the firmware so that the server is actually digitizing and streaming from all the inputs simultaneously.<br /> <br /> Modifying the internal control program<br /> <br /> '''* YOICS''' - A project to make generic firmware to extend the capabilities of the device.<br /> <br /> Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic<br /> <br /> '''* Other functions people have discovered''' - Lots - I just can't remember what they were when I first wrote this heading...</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=IP9100&diff=2265 IP9100 2007-12-03T03:54:24Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Product Information ==<br /> Resolution -True 640x480, 352x288, 320x240, 176x144<br /> <br /> http://www.aviosys.com/ip%20video%209100b.htm<br /> <br /> == Where to get the patches ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl Here! ]<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Copy the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "192.168.1.116"<br /> <br /> Replace the IP (192.168.1.116) with the configured IP of your device.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> <br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **''IP9100<br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''15<br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[your IP9100's IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/Jpeg/CamImg.jpg<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''320<br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''240<br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> All the other Tabs can be left alone for the moment.<br /> <br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the IP9100 box.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, its configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''IP9100<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-IP9100.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''For the tabs Move, Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, White, and Iris:'''<br /> <br /> '''''All of the checkboxes and text boxes should be UnChecked and Blank'''''<br /> ----<br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''4<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. <br /> <br /> You'll notice that there are only the preset buttons 1 through 4. Each on represents one of the four RCA video inputs on the device.<br /> <br /> Clicking one switches the web video output to that input connector.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> It's possible to configure the four inputs as four separate video streams. I just can't remember right now where I saw that.<br /> <br /> See below for another way to get the IP9100 to produce four separate streams.<br /> <br /> == What other people have been up to ==<br /> <br /> Modifying the device settings<br /> <br /> '''* Serial port & tftp access''' - People have connected to the internal serial port to watch the boot process, as well as interrupting it and changing the firmware using an extrernal tftp server.<br /> <br /> Modifying the firmware<br /> <br /> '''* Internal round Robin simulating 4 simultaneous inputs''' - People have remade the firmware so that the server is actually digitizing and streaming from all the inputs simultaneously.<br /> <br /> Modifying the internal control program<br /> <br /> '''* YOICS''' - A project to make generic firmware to extend the capabilities of the device.<br /> <br /> Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic<br /> <br /> '''* Other functions people have discovered''' - Lots - I just can't remember what they were when I first wrote this heading...</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=IP9100&diff=2264 IP9100 2007-12-03T03:48:02Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Product Information ==<br /> Resolution -True 640x480, 352x288, 320x240, 176x144<br /> <br /> http://www.aviosys.com/ip%20video%209100b.htm<br /> <br /> == Where to get the patches ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl Here! ]<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Copy the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "192.168.1.116"<br /> <br /> Replace the IP (192.168.1.116) with the configured IP of your device.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> <br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **''IP9100<br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''15<br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[your IP9100's IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/Jpeg/CamImg.jpg<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''320<br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''240<br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> All the other Tabs can be left alone for the moment.<br /> <br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the IP9100 box.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, its configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''IP9100<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-IP9100.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''For the tabs Move, Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, White, and Iris:'''<br /> <br /> '''''All of the checkboxes and text boxes should be UnChecked and Blank'''''<br /> ----<br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''4<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. <br /> <br /> You'll notice that there are only the preset buttons 1 through 4. Each on represents one of the four RCA video inputs on the device.<br /> <br /> Clicking one switches the web video output to that input connector.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> It's possible to configure the four inputs as four separate video streams. I just can't remember right now where I saw that.<br /> <br /> See below for another way to get the IP9100 to produce four separate streams.<br /> <br /> == What other people have been up to ==<br /> <br /> Modifying the device<br /> * Serial port & tftp access<br /> <br /> Modifying the firmware<br /> * Internal round Robin simulating 4 simultaneous inputs.<br /> <br /> Modifying the internal control program<br /> * YOICS<br /> <br /> Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic<br /> * Other functions people have discovered</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=IP9100&diff=2263 IP9100 2007-12-03T02:54:52Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Product Information ==<br /> Resolution -True 640x480, 352x288, 320x240, 176x144<br /> <br /> http://www.aviosys.com/ip%20video%209100b.htm<br /> <br /> == Where to get the patches ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl Here! ]<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Copy the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "192.168.1.116"<br /> <br /> Replace the IP (192.168.1.116) with the configured IP of your device.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up The Camera In ZM ==<br /> <br /> <Unfinished><br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''IP9100<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-IP9100.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''For the tabs Move, Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, White, and Iris:'''<br /> <br /> '''''All of the checkboxes and text boxes should be UnChecked and Blank'''''<br /> ----<br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''4<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. <br /> <br /> You'll notice that there are only the preset buttons 1 through 4. Each on represents one of the four RCA video inputs on the device.<br /> <br /> Clicking one switches the web video output to that input connector.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> It's possible to configure the four inputs as four separate video streams. I just can't remember right now where I saw that.<br /> <br /> See below for another way to get the IP9100 to produce four separate streams.<br /> <br /> == What other people have been up to ==<br /> <br /> Modifying the device<br /> * Serial port & tftp access<br /> <br /> Modifying the firmware<br /> * Internal round Robin simulating 4 simultaneous inputs.<br /> <br /> Modifying the internal control program<br /> * YOICS<br /> <br /> Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic<br /> * Other functions people have discovered</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=IP9100&diff=2262 IP9100 2007-12-02T23:57:00Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Product Information ==<br /> Resolution -True 640x480, 352x288, 320x240, 176x144<br /> <br /> http://www.aviosys.com/ip%20video%209100b.htm<br /> <br /> == Where to get the patches ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl Here! ]<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Copy the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.116"<br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60 ''<This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's pan range>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''10<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''40 ''This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's tilt range''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab. Since the control script can't zoom the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Zoom function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Focus function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab. Since the control script can't White Balance the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in White Balance function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Iris function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> Click a preset to make the Camera slew to that preset position; Click the Preset "Set" button to pick a preset and save the current camera position into that preset.<br /> <br /> The Center X centers the camera.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> Since I wanted to make the camera play nice with Internet Explorer users, I programmed the Power, Wake, and Sleep like so:<br /> <br /> Wake - This switches the camera into MJPEG streaming mode, since this is the format ZM can capture video from the camera.<br /> <br /> Sleep - This switches the camera into MPEG streaming mode, so when there are no ZM users accessing the camera, IE users get better sound quality in MPEG mode.<br /> <br /> Reset - Same as Sleep mode.<br /> <br /> '''So, huge note:'''<br /> <br /> '''You won't get any video in ZM unless you manually set the camera into "JPEG" mode using IE in Windows,''' <br /> <br /> '''or you PRESS THE "WAKE" BUTTON IN ZM!!!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> == Old == <br /> <br /> == Where to get it ==<br /> <br /> == The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> == How to control the video input ==<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == What other people have been up to ==<br /> Modifying the device<br /> * Serial port & tftp access<br /> <br /> Modifying the firmware<br /> * Internal round Robin simulating 4 simultaneous inputs.<br /> <br /> Modifying the internal control program<br /> * YOICS<br /> <br /> Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic<br /> * Other functions people have discovered</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=IP9100&diff=2261 IP9100 2007-12-02T23:46:27Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Product Information ==<br /> Resolution -True 640x480, 352x288, 320x240, 176x144<br /> <br /> http://www.aviosys.com/ip%20video%209100b.htm<br /> <br /> == Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60 ''<This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's pan range>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''10<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''40 ''This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's tilt range''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab. Since the control script can't zoom the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Zoom function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Focus function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab. Since the control script can't White Balance the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in White Balance function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Iris function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> Click a preset to make the Camera slew to that preset position; Click the Preset "Set" button to pick a preset and save the current camera position into that preset.<br /> <br /> The Center X centers the camera.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> Since I wanted to make the camera play nice with Internet Explorer users, I programmed the Power, Wake, and Sleep like so:<br /> <br /> Wake - This switches the camera into MJPEG streaming mode, since this is the format ZM can capture video from the camera.<br /> <br /> Sleep - This switches the camera into MPEG streaming mode, so when there are no ZM users accessing the camera, IE users get better sound quality in MPEG mode.<br /> <br /> Reset - Same as Sleep mode.<br /> <br /> '''So, huge note:'''<br /> <br /> '''You won't get any video in ZM unless you manually set the camera into "JPEG" mode using IE in Windows,''' <br /> <br /> '''or you PRESS THE "WAKE" BUTTON IN ZM!!!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> == Old == <br /> <br /> == Where to get it ==<br /> <br /> == The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> == How to control the video input ==<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == What other people have been up to ==<br /> Modifying the device<br /> * Serial port & tftp access<br /> <br /> Modifying the firmware<br /> * Internal round Robin simulating 4 simultaneous inputs.<br /> <br /> Modifying the internal control program<br /> * YOICS<br /> <br /> Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic<br /> * Other functions people have discovered</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=PicturetelControlScript&diff=2260 PicturetelControlScript 2007-12-02T23:35:29Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the control script ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_control_ptel.tgz Here!]<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-ptel.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> shell> chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-ptel.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-ptel.pl file and edit the serial port information - the linux device node of the serial port your camera is connected to.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $device = "/dev/ttyS0"<br /> <br /> Replace this with your serial port. Serial ports are tricky - see below<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file when you're done.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''PictureTel-PTZ2N<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Local><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-ptel.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''700<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''2900<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''999 ''<This is so the script can change modes seamlessly>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''750<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''1200<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''999 ''<This is so the script can change modes seamlessly>''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can Zoom <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Zoom Absolute <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Zoom Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Zoom Continuous <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Zoom Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Zoom Range <br /> **'''999<br /> *Min Zoom Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Zoom Step <br /> **'''300<br /> *Has Zoom Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Zoom Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Zoom Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can Focus <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Auto Focus<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Focus Absolute <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Can Focus Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Focus Continuous <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Focus Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Focus Range <br /> **'''1000<br /> *Min Focus Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Focus Step <br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Focus Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Focus Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Focus Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can White Bal. <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Auto White Bal.<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can White Bal. Absolute <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Can White Bal. Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can White Bal. Continuous <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min White Bal. Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max White Bal. Range <br /> **'''100<br /> *Min White Bal. Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max White Bal. Step <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has White Bal. Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min White Bal. Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max White Bal. Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can Iris <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Auto Iris<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Iris Absolute <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Can Iris Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Iris Continuous <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Iris Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Iris Range <br /> **'''100<br /> *Min Iris Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Iris Step <br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Iris Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Iris Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Iris Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''11<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. <br /> <br /> Clicking the arrows moves that camera in the current mode which is Relative. You can change the various setting from Relative to Continuous to Absolute for different effects when clicking the controls. See the README for more information about the control script and the ZM control modes.<br /> <br /> Click a preset to make the Camera slew to that preset position; Click the Preset "Set" button to pick a preset and save the current camera position into that preset.<br /> <br /> The Center X centers the camera.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> I'm not telling. HA! There...now you'll HAVE TO read the README file...<br /> <br /> == Why it's not doing what you expect when you change the Control Setup in ZM ==<br /> <br /> It's all in the README file. Short version: some of the control settings values are synthetic in order to be able to change control modes without adjusting any values.<br /> <br /> == Darn these serial ports! ==<br /> <br /> Yes, they're tricky. Which port is which dev node? Is the cable correct? Is something else using the port in the inittab (getty?)?<br /> <br /> You'll have to consult the README for other tips and tricks for the serial ports.</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=PicturetelControlScript&diff=2259 PicturetelControlScript 2007-12-02T23:35:08Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the control script ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_control_ptel.tgz Here!]<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-ptel.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> shell> chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-ptel.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-ptel.pl file and edit the serial port information - the linux device node of the serial port your camera is connected to.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $device = "/dev/ttyS0"<br /> <br /> Replace this with your serial port. Serial ports are tricky - see below<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file when you're done.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> <DONE TO HERE FOR NOW><br /> <br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''PictureTel-PTZ2N<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Local><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-ptel.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''700<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''2900<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''999 ''<This is so the script can change modes seamlessly>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''750<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''1200<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''999 ''<This is so the script can change modes seamlessly>''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can Zoom <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Zoom Absolute <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Zoom Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Zoom Continuous <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Zoom Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Zoom Range <br /> **'''999<br /> *Min Zoom Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Zoom Step <br /> **'''300<br /> *Has Zoom Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Zoom Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Zoom Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can Focus <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Auto Focus<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Focus Absolute <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Can Focus Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Focus Continuous <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Focus Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Focus Range <br /> **'''1000<br /> *Min Focus Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Focus Step <br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Focus Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Focus Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Focus Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can White Bal. <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Auto White Bal.<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can White Bal. Absolute <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Can White Bal. Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can White Bal. Continuous <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min White Bal. Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max White Bal. Range <br /> **'''100<br /> *Min White Bal. Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max White Bal. Step <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has White Bal. Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min White Bal. Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max White Bal. Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can Iris <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Auto Iris<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Iris Absolute <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Can Iris Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Iris Continuous <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Iris Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Iris Range <br /> **'''100<br /> *Min Iris Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Iris Step <br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Iris Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Iris Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Iris Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''11<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. <br /> <br /> Clicking the arrows moves that camera in the current mode which is Relative. You can change the various setting from Relative to Continuous to Absolute for different effects when clicking the controls. See the README for more information about the control script and the ZM control modes.<br /> <br /> Click a preset to make the Camera slew to that preset position; Click the Preset "Set" button to pick a preset and save the current camera position into that preset.<br /> <br /> The Center X centers the camera.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> I'm not telling. HA! There...now you'll HAVE TO read the README file...<br /> <br /> == Why it's not doing what you expect when you change the Control Setup in ZM ==<br /> <br /> It's all in the README file. Short version: some of the control settings values are synthetic in order to be able to change control modes without adjusting any values.<br /> <br /> == Darn these serial ports! ==<br /> <br /> Yes, they're tricky. Which port is which dev node? Is the cable correct? Is something else using the port in the inittab (getty?)?<br /> <br /> You'll have to consult the README for other tips and tricks for the serial ports.</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=PicturetelControlScript&diff=2258 PicturetelControlScript 2007-12-02T23:27:59Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the control script ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_control_ptel.tgz Here!]<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-ptel.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> shell> chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-ptel.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-ptel.pl file and edit the serial port information - the linux device node of the serial port your camera is connected to.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $device = "/dev/ttyS0"<br /> <br /> Replace this with your serial port. Serial ports are tricky - see below<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file when you're done.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> <DONE TO HERE FOR NOW><br /> <br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''PictureTel-PTZ2N<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Local><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-ptel.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''700<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''2900<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''999 ''<This is so the script can change modes seamlessly>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''750<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''1200<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''999 ''<This is so the script can change modes seamlessly>''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can Zoom <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Zoom Absolute <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Zoom Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Zoom Continuous <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Zoom Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Zoom Range <br /> **'''999<br /> *Min Zoom Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Zoom Step <br /> **'''300<br /> *Has Zoom Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Zoom Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Zoom Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can Focus <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Auto Focus<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Focus Absolute <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Can Focus Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Focus Continuous <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Focus Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Focus Range <br /> **'''1000<br /> *Min Focus Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Focus Step <br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Focus Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Focus Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Focus Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can White Bal. <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Auto White Bal.<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can White Bal. Absolute <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Can White Bal. Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can White Bal. Continuous <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min White Bal. Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max White Bal. Range <br /> **'''100<br /> *Min White Bal. Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max White Bal. Step <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has White Bal. Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min White Bal. Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max White Bal. Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab and enter the following:<br /> *Can Iris <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Auto Iris<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Iris Absolute <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Can Iris Relative <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Iris Continuous <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Iris Range <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Iris Range <br /> **'''100<br /> *Min Iris Step <br /> **'''1<br /> *Max Iris Step <br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Iris Speed <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Min Iris Speed <br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> *Max Iris Speed<br /> **'''<Leave Blank><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''11<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Don't Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. <br /> <br /> Clicking the arrows moves that camera in the current mode which is Relative. You can change the various setting from Relative to Continuous to Absolute for different effects when clicking the controls. See the README for more information about the control script and the ZM control modes.<br /> <br /> Click a preset to make the Camera slew to that preset position; Click the Preset "Set" button to pick a preset and save the current camera position into that preset.<br /> <br /> The Center X centers the camera.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> == OLD ==<br /> <br /> == Please be patient - I'll get to this shortly. ==<br /> <br /> == The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> == How it works ==<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == Why it's not doing what you expect when you change the Control Setup in ZM ==<br /> <br /> == Darn these serial ports! ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=PicturetelControlScript&diff=2257 PicturetelControlScript 2007-12-02T23:07:39Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the control script ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_control_ptel.tgz Here!]<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-ptel.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> shell> chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-ptel.pl file and edit the serial port information - the linux device node of the serial port your camera is connected to.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $device = "/dev/ttyS0"<br /> <br /> Replace this with your serial port. Serial ports are tricky - see below<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file when you're done.<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> <DONE TO HERE FOR NOW><br /> <br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60 ''<This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's pan range>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''10<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''40 ''This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's tilt range''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab. Since the control script can't zoom the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Zoom function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Focus function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab. Since the control script can't White Balance the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in White Balance function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Iris function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> Click a preset to make the Camera slew to that preset position; Click the Preset "Set" button to pick a preset and save the current camera position into that preset.<br /> <br /> The Center X centers the camera.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> Since I wanted to make the camera play nice with Internet Explorer users, I programmed the Power, Wake, and Sleep like so:<br /> <br /> Wake - This switches the camera into MJPEG streaming mode, since this is the format ZM can capture video from the camera.<br /> <br /> Sleep - This switches the camera into MPEG streaming mode, so when there are no ZM users accessing the camera, IE users get better sound quality in MPEG mode.<br /> <br /> Reset - Same as Sleep mode.<br /> <br /> '''So, huge note:'''<br /> <br /> '''You won't get any video in ZM unless you manually set the camera into "JPEG" mode using IE in Windows,''' <br /> <br /> '''or you PRESS THE "WAKE" BUTTON IN ZM!!!'''<br /> == OLD ==<br /> <br /> == Please be patient - I'll get to this shortly. ==<br /> <br /> == The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> == How it works ==<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == Why it's not doing what you expect when you change the Control Setup in ZM ==<br /> <br /> == Darn these serial ports! ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2255 Sony 2007-12-02T20:25:28Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Other nifty commands implemented in the control */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60 ''<This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's pan range>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''10<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''40 ''This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's tilt range''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab. Since the control script can't zoom the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Zoom function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Focus function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab. Since the control script can't White Balance the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in White Balance function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Iris function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> Click a preset to make the Camera slew to that preset position; Click the Preset "Set" button to pick a preset and save the current camera position into that preset.<br /> <br /> The Center X centers the camera.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==<br /> <br /> Since I wanted to make the camera play nice with Internet Explorer users, I programmed the Power, Wake, and Sleep like so:<br /> <br /> Wake - This switches the camera into MJPEG streaming mode, since this is the format ZM can capture video from the camera.<br /> <br /> Sleep - This switches the camera into MPEG streaming mode, so when there are no ZM users accessing the camera, IE users get better sound quality in MPEG mode.<br /> <br /> Reset - Same as Sleep mode.<br /> <br /> '''So, huge note:'''<br /> <br /> '''You won't get any video in ZM unless you manually set the camera into "JPEG" mode using IE in Windows,''' <br /> <br /> '''or you PRESS THE "WAKE" BUTTON IN ZM!!!'''</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2254 Sony 2007-12-02T20:17:54Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Using the control in ZM */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60 ''<This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's pan range>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''10<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''40 ''This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's tilt range''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab. Since the control script can't zoom the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Zoom function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Focus function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab. Since the control script can't White Balance the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in White Balance function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Iris function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> Click a preset to make the Camera slew to that preset position; Click the Preset "Set" button to pick a preset and save the current camera position into that preset.<br /> <br /> The Center X centers the camera.<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2253 Sony 2007-12-02T20:15:48Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Setting up the control in ZM */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60 ''<This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's pan range>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''10<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''40 ''This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's tilt range''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab. Since the control script can't zoom the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Zoom function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Focus function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab. Since the control script can't White Balance the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in White Balance function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Iris function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click ''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper left of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2252 Sony 2007-12-02T20:13:42Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Setting up the control in ZM */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60 ''<This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's pan range>''<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''10<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''40 ''This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's tilt range''<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab. Since the control script can't zoom the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Zoom function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Focus function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab. Since the control script can't White Balance the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in White Balance function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Iris function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click''''''''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper right of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2251 Sony 2007-12-02T20:07:20Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Setting up the control in ZM */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type<br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''60<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab. Since the control script can't zoom the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Zoom function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Focus function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab. Since the control script can't White Balance the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in White Balance function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Iris function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ----<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click''''''''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper right of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2250 Sony 2007-12-02T20:05:48Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Setting up the control in ZM */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ---<br /> <br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ---<br /> <br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''60<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ---<br /> <br /> Click on the "Zoom" Tab. Since the control script can't zoom the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Zoom function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ---<br /> <br /> Click on the "Focus" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Focus function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ---<br /> <br /> Click on the "White" Tab. Since the control script can't White Balance the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in White Balance function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ---<br /> <br /> Click on the "Iris" Tab. Since the control script can't Focus the camera (it doesn't have any actual built-in Iris function AFAIK), make sure these are all unchecked boxes and blank (empty) fields.<br /> ---<br /> <br /> Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Has Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Num Presets<br /> **'''8<br /> *Has Home Preset<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Set Presets<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> ---<br /> <br /> '''Don't forget to Click''''''''Save!!!'''''<br /> <br /> Done! Close all the ZM windows in reverse order, reopen a Monitor window for your camera, and look for a link in the upper right of the window that says '''Control'''. When you click on it, the camera controls will appear and you're in business! Pan and Tilt away...<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2249 Sony 2007-12-02T19:57:12Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Setting up the control in ZM */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> ---<br /> Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Pan <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Pan Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Pan Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Step <br /> **'''60<br /> *Has Pan Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Pan Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Pan Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Pan <br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Pan Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> ---<br /> Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Tilt<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Range <br /> **'''-60<br /> *Max Tilt Range <br /> **'''60<br /> *Min Tilt Step <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Step <br /> **'''60<br /> *Has Tilt Speed <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Min Tilt Speed <br /> **'''0<br /> *Max Tilt Speed <br /> **'''10<br /> *Has Turbo Tilt<br /> **'''<Do Not Check This><br /> *Turbo Tilt Speed<br /> **'''Leave Blank<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2240 Sony 2007-11-30T11:15:16Z

<p>Gneuf: /* How to get the Control Script Ready */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. <br /> <br /> Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:<br /> <br /> Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The default line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000. Otherwise, set it identically to the way it's set in IE - if it's 9002, then change 9000 to 9002 here, too.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> <br /> ''More in the morning...''<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2239 Sony 2007-11-30T11:13:34Z

<p>Gneuf: /* How to apply the patches */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to get the Control Script Ready ==<br /> <br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> With your favorite editor, go into the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file and edit the camera information - the IP Address, the port, the user name, and the password.<br /> <br /> The line looks something like:<br /> <br /> my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.192:9000<br /> <br /> Replace user, password, the IP (192.168.1.192), and if you didn't change the default port of the camera using IE, then leave it as 9000.<br /> <br /> Remember to save the file.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> <br /> ''More in the morning...''<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2238 Sony 2007-11-30T11:04:31Z

<p>Gneuf: /* How to apply the patches */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl.<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> <br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> <br /> ''More in the morning...''<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2237 Sony 2007-11-30T11:03:00Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Where to get the patches */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v3_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3w.pl.<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> <br /> ''More in the morning...''<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2236 Sony 2007-11-30T11:02:30Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v2_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3w.pl.<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''SNC-M3W<br /> *Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Command<br /> **'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl<br /> *Can Wake<br /> **'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM><br /> *Can Sleep<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode><br /> *Can Reset<br /> **'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Can Move<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Diagonally<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Mapped<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Absolute<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Relative<br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Can Move Continuous<br /> **''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''><br /> <br /> ''More in the morning...''<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2235 Sony 2007-11-30T10:51:36Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Where to get the Control module */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v2_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3w.pl.<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl Here!]<br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> (Coming this weekend?)<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=2003 Sony 2007-06-06T07:03:06Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Setting up the control in ZM */</p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v2_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3w.pl.<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> Here (later on tomorrow? Ha! Maybe this coming weekend...).<br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> (Coming this weekend?)<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=PicturetelControlScript&diff=2002 PicturetelControlScript 2007-06-06T07:00:49Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Please be patient - I'll get to this shortly. ==<br /> <br /> == The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> == How it works ==<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == Why it's not doing what you expect when you change the Control Setup in ZM ==<br /> <br /> == Darn these serial ports! ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=PicturetelControlScript&diff=2001 PicturetelControlScript 2007-06-06T07:00:06Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>Please be patient - I'll get to this shortly.<br /> <br /> == The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> == How it works ==<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == Why it's not doing what you expect when you change the Control Setup in ZM ==<br /> <br /> == Darn these serial ports! ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Hardware_Compatibility_List&diff=2000 Hardware Compatibility List 2007-06-06T06:59:11Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Network Cameras */</p> <hr /> <div>Zoneminder will work with almost any capture card that is supported by the linux kernel.<br /> <br /> == Capture Cards ==<br /> <br /> [[Pico2000]] - 4 port card, one chip bt878, around 2 fps when using all channels<br /> <br /> [[Bt878_4chip_8inputs]] - I don't know the name for it, 4 chips bt878, 8 inputs, around 5 fps when using 2 inputs per chip<br /> <br /> [[Hauppauge]]<br /> <br /> [[Ituner Spectra 8]] [http://www.ituner.com/spectra.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Linux Media Labs LMLBT44]] [http://www.linuxmedialabs.com]<br /> <br /> [[Avermedia]]<br /> <br /> [[TView 95/99]]<br /> <br /> [[WinFast TV2000 XP]]<br /> <br /> [[Osprey 100]]<br /> <br /> [[Grand X Guard]] [http://www.grandtec.com/xguard.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Kodicom 4400r]]<br /> <br /> Leadtek WinFast VC 100 - the cheapest bt878 model with no tuner on it, just Com/Svideo in.<br /> <br /> Most other BTTV (bt878, bt848) cards, see /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/CARDLIST on your system for a list of some of them.<br /> <br /> A note on the bt8x8-based TV-tuner cards: these usually have beside the tuner input, also a Composite and an S-Video input. You can hook up 2 analog cameras to these, and access from ZoneMinder both of them as individual cameras, at max 15Fps. You don't need two separate TV cards for two cameras!<br /> <br /> == Analog Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Any regular composite or S-video camera connected via a supported capture card. Some analog cameras feature camera control - ZM supports several of these camera's Pan/Tilt/Zoom functions via serial port control, as well as camera Presets, Focus, Iris, etc.<br /> *[[PicturetelControlScript | PictureTel PTZ2N]].<br /> <br /> == Network Cameras ==<br /> For Network Cams to work they need to be able to stream MJPEG without the requirment of activex controls. If you see the requirement for the camera calls for IE then there is a good chance it may not work. The other option is to grab JPEG images if the camera supports that option which will work but at a lower frame rate.<br /> <br /> * [[Axis]] (just about all recent models, including support for PTZ functions)<br /> <br /> * [[Panasonic]] BL-C1, BLC-10, KX-HCM10 etc (including PTZ support)<br /> <br /> * [[D-Link]] DCS-1000(W) and DCS-900 - plus other D-Link IP models (This have been hit and miss, not all work with ZM. A partial list of unsupported cameras are inside).<br /> <br /> * [[Sony]] SNC-M1 and SNC-M3 wired and wireless - including PTZ support. Possibly other Sony SNC-, RZ-, and IP- series?<br /> <br /> * [[Grandtec]] [[Grandtec_WLAN_Camera|WLAN Camera]] WiFi or III - acceptable indoor quality, no infrared-filter (better nightvision) cheap!<br /> <br /> * [[Airlink 101]] AIC250W - Just remember to turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Same camera as D-Link DCS-900W / TrendNet IP-200<br /> <br /> * [[Conceptronic]] C54NETCAM - Just turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10-20 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Seems to be the same camera as TrendNet IP-100<br /> <br /> * OvisLink AirLive WL-5400CAM<br /> <br /> * [[Gadspot]] GS9603 IP Camera with Pan/Tilt, As well as the GS1600(H).<br /> <br /> *[[Trendnet]] TV-IP300 - Just remember to turn 1.0 in ZM_HTTP_VERSION in the Options > Network tab. In the x.x.x.x/cgi-bin/video.jpg gives 352 x 240 jpg.<br /> <br /> *Intellinet IPCamera with the new firmware.<br /> *Old Intellinet IPCamera (model MWNC-100) with this (http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7500) protocol adapter. <br /> <br /> * Any network camera that allows access to single JPEG image grabs or multi-part JPEG feeds.<br /> <br /> == Network Digitizers ==<br /> <br /> Like Network Cameras, these devices produce a video stream - but they accept an analog video input from a camera or other video source.<br /> <br /> *The [[IP9100 | Aviosys IP9100, Models A, B and Plus]] has four analog video inputs. It produces a ZM compatible video stream from one of the inputs, which is selectable via an http GET command. There might even be a control script for ZM that lets you select the active video input using ''ZM's Camera Control Presets!''<br /> <br /> == USB Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Just Zoom USB cam<br /> <br /> Creative Webcam Pro, Webcam 3<br /> <br /> Logitech QuickCam Express, QuickCam Pro 3000<br /> <br /> Philips PCVC 730K, PCVC 740K<br><br /> http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6645&highlight=zmu<br /> <br /> Any OV511 based USB camera [http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/cameras.html]<br /> <br /> Any Philips based USB camera [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam]<br /> <br /> Any CPIA based USB camera [http://webcam.sourceforge.net]<br /> <br /> '''Note that most USB cameras that can use Video4Linux, and so can be used by ZoneMinder, have older chipsets and can be hard to find new.'''<br /> '''Note that PWC drivers are not included in the kernel. Some distribution's add them in and other may not. Here are some relevant links.'''<br /> [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam/ Old Maintainer]<br /> [http://www.saillard.org/linux/pwc/ Current PWC Maintainer]<br /> <br /> == All other hardware as supported by Linux ==<br /> To find out if your hardware is supported, check the HCL at [http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/ linuxquestions.org]<br /> <br /> [http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/ Debian]<br /> <br /> [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/HCL Fedora] [http://fedora-linux.nl/wiki/index.php/HCL Fedora Unofficial HCL]<br /> <br /> [http://www.mandriva.com/hardware Mandriva]<br /> <br /> [https://hardware.redhat.com/hwcert/index.cgi RedHat]<br /> <br /> [http://en.opensuse.org/Hardware Suse]<br /> <br /> [http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/HCL Ubuntu]</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Hardware_Compatibility_List&diff=1999 Hardware Compatibility List 2007-06-06T06:52:47Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Analog Cameras */</p> <hr /> <div>Zoneminder will work with almost any capture card that is supported by the linux kernel.<br /> <br /> == Capture Cards ==<br /> <br /> [[Pico2000]] - 4 port card, one chip bt878, around 2 fps when using all channels<br /> <br /> [[Bt878_4chip_8inputs]] - I don't know the name for it, 4 chips bt878, 8 inputs, around 5 fps when using 2 inputs per chip<br /> <br /> [[Hauppauge]]<br /> <br /> [[Ituner Spectra 8]] [http://www.ituner.com/spectra.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Linux Media Labs LMLBT44]] [http://www.linuxmedialabs.com]<br /> <br /> [[Avermedia]]<br /> <br /> [[TView 95/99]]<br /> <br /> [[WinFast TV2000 XP]]<br /> <br /> [[Osprey 100]]<br /> <br /> [[Grand X Guard]] [http://www.grandtec.com/xguard.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Kodicom 4400r]]<br /> <br /> Leadtek WinFast VC 100 - the cheapest bt878 model with no tuner on it, just Com/Svideo in.<br /> <br /> Most other BTTV (bt878, bt848) cards, see /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/CARDLIST on your system for a list of some of them.<br /> <br /> A note on the bt8x8-based TV-tuner cards: these usually have beside the tuner input, also a Composite and an S-Video input. You can hook up 2 analog cameras to these, and access from ZoneMinder both of them as individual cameras, at max 15Fps. You don't need two separate TV cards for two cameras!<br /> <br /> == Analog Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Any regular composite or S-video camera connected via a supported capture card. Some analog cameras feature camera control - ZM supports several of these camera's Pan/Tilt/Zoom functions via serial port control, as well as camera Presets, Focus, Iris, etc.<br /> *[[PicturetelControlScript | PictureTel PTZ2N]].<br /> <br /> == Network Cameras ==<br /> For Network Cams to work they need to be able to stream MJPEG without the requirment of activex controls. If you see the requirement for the camera calls for IE then there is a good chance it may not work. The other option is to grab JPEG images if the camera supports that option which will work but at a lower frame rate.<br /> <br /> * [[Axis]] (just about all recent models, including support for PTZ functions)<br /> <br /> * [[Panasonic]] BL-C1, BLC-10, KX-HCM10 etc (including PTZ support)<br /> <br /> * [[D-Link]] DCS-1000(W) and DCS-900 - plus other D-Link IP models (This have been hit and miss, not all work with ZM. A partial list of unsupported cameras are inside).<br /> <br /> * [[Sony]] SNC-M1 and SNC-M3 wired and wireless - possibly other Sony IP models?<br /> <br /> * [[Grandtec]] [[Grandtec_WLAN_Camera|WLAN Camera]] WiFi or III - acceptable indoor quality, no infrared-filter (better nightvision) cheap!<br /> <br /> * [[Airlink 101]] AIC250W - Just remember to turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Same camera as D-Link DCS-900W / TrendNet IP-200<br /> <br /> * [[Conceptronic]] C54NETCAM - Just turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10-20 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Seems to be the same camera as TrendNet IP-100<br /> <br /> * OvisLink AirLive WL-5400CAM<br /> <br /> * [[Gadspot]] GS9603 IP Camera with Pan/Tilt, As well as the GS1600(H).<br /> <br /> *[[Trendnet]] TV-IP300 - Just remember to turn 1.0 in ZM_HTTP_VERSION in the Options > Network tab. In the x.x.x.x/cgi-bin/video.jpg gives 352 x 240 jpg.<br /> <br /> *Intellinet IPCamera with the new firmware.<br /> *Old Intellinet IPCamera (model MWNC-100) with this (http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7500) protocol adapter. <br /> <br /> * Any network camera that allows access to single JPEG image grabs or multi-part JPEG feeds.<br /> <br /> == Network Digitizers ==<br /> <br /> Like Network Cameras, these devices produce a video stream - but they accept an analog video input from a camera or other video source.<br /> <br /> *The [[IP9100 | Aviosys IP9100, Models A, B and Plus]] has four analog video inputs. It produces a ZM compatible video stream from one of the inputs, which is selectable via an http GET command. There might even be a control script for ZM that lets you select the active video input using ''ZM's Camera Control Presets!''<br /> <br /> == USB Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Just Zoom USB cam<br /> <br /> Creative Webcam Pro, Webcam 3<br /> <br /> Logitech QuickCam Express, QuickCam Pro 3000<br /> <br /> Philips PCVC 730K, PCVC 740K<br><br /> http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6645&highlight=zmu<br /> <br /> Any OV511 based USB camera [http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/cameras.html]<br /> <br /> Any Philips based USB camera [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam]<br /> <br /> Any CPIA based USB camera [http://webcam.sourceforge.net]<br /> <br /> '''Note that most USB cameras that can use Video4Linux, and so can be used by ZoneMinder, have older chipsets and can be hard to find new.'''<br /> '''Note that PWC drivers are not included in the kernel. Some distribution's add them in and other may not. Here are some relevant links.'''<br /> [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam/ Old Maintainer]<br /> [http://www.saillard.org/linux/pwc/ Current PWC Maintainer]<br /> <br /> == All other hardware as supported by Linux ==<br /> To find out if your hardware is supported, check the HCL at [http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/ linuxquestions.org]<br /> <br /> [http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/ Debian]<br /> <br /> [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/HCL Fedora] [http://fedora-linux.nl/wiki/index.php/HCL Fedora Unofficial HCL]<br /> <br /> [http://www.mandriva.com/hardware Mandriva]<br /> <br /> [https://hardware.redhat.com/hwcert/index.cgi RedHat]<br /> <br /> [http://en.opensuse.org/Hardware Suse]<br /> <br /> [http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/HCL Ubuntu]</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Hardware_Compatibility_List&diff=1998 Hardware Compatibility List 2007-06-06T06:46:43Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Analog Cameras */</p> <hr /> <div>Zoneminder will work with almost any capture card that is supported by the linux kernel.<br /> <br /> == Capture Cards ==<br /> <br /> [[Pico2000]] - 4 port card, one chip bt878, around 2 fps when using all channels<br /> <br /> [[Bt878_4chip_8inputs]] - I don't know the name for it, 4 chips bt878, 8 inputs, around 5 fps when using 2 inputs per chip<br /> <br /> [[Hauppauge]]<br /> <br /> [[Ituner Spectra 8]] [http://www.ituner.com/spectra.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Linux Media Labs LMLBT44]] [http://www.linuxmedialabs.com]<br /> <br /> [[Avermedia]]<br /> <br /> [[TView 95/99]]<br /> <br /> [[WinFast TV2000 XP]]<br /> <br /> [[Osprey 100]]<br /> <br /> [[Grand X Guard]] [http://www.grandtec.com/xguard.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Kodicom 4400r]]<br /> <br /> Leadtek WinFast VC 100 - the cheapest bt878 model with no tuner on it, just Com/Svideo in.<br /> <br /> Most other BTTV (bt878, bt848) cards, see /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/CARDLIST on your system for a list of some of them.<br /> <br /> A note on the bt8x8-based TV-tuner cards: these usually have beside the tuner input, also a Composite and an S-Video input. You can hook up 2 analog cameras to these, and access from ZoneMinder both of them as individual cameras, at max 15Fps. You don't need two separate TV cards for two cameras!<br /> <br /> == Analog Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Any regular composite or S-video camera connected via a supported capture card.<br /> <br /> Some of these analog cameras feature camera control as well.<br /> <br /> *[[PicturetelControlScript | PictureTel PTZ2N]].<br /> <br /> == Network Cameras ==<br /> For Network Cams to work they need to be able to stream MJPEG without the requirment of activex controls. If you see the requirement for the camera calls for IE then there is a good chance it may not work. The other option is to grab JPEG images if the camera supports that option which will work but at a lower frame rate.<br /> <br /> * [[Axis]] (just about all recent models, including support for PTZ functions)<br /> <br /> * [[Panasonic]] BL-C1, BLC-10, KX-HCM10 etc (including PTZ support)<br /> <br /> * [[D-Link]] DCS-1000(W) and DCS-900 - plus other D-Link IP models (This have been hit and miss, not all work with ZM. A partial list of unsupported cameras are inside).<br /> <br /> * [[Sony]] SNC-M1 and SNC-M3 wired and wireless - possibly other Sony IP models?<br /> <br /> * [[Grandtec]] [[Grandtec_WLAN_Camera|WLAN Camera]] WiFi or III - acceptable indoor quality, no infrared-filter (better nightvision) cheap!<br /> <br /> * [[Airlink 101]] AIC250W - Just remember to turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Same camera as D-Link DCS-900W / TrendNet IP-200<br /> <br /> * [[Conceptronic]] C54NETCAM - Just turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10-20 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Seems to be the same camera as TrendNet IP-100<br /> <br /> * OvisLink AirLive WL-5400CAM<br /> <br /> * [[Gadspot]] GS9603 IP Camera with Pan/Tilt, As well as the GS1600(H).<br /> <br /> *[[Trendnet]] TV-IP300 - Just remember to turn 1.0 in ZM_HTTP_VERSION in the Options > Network tab. In the x.x.x.x/cgi-bin/video.jpg gives 352 x 240 jpg.<br /> <br /> *Intellinet IPCamera with the new firmware.<br /> *Old Intellinet IPCamera (model MWNC-100) with this (http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7500) protocol adapter. <br /> <br /> * Any network camera that allows access to single JPEG image grabs or multi-part JPEG feeds.<br /> <br /> == Network Digitizers ==<br /> <br /> Like Network Cameras, these devices produce a video stream - but they accept an analog video input from a camera or other video source.<br /> <br /> *The [[IP9100 | Aviosys IP9100, Models A, B and Plus]] has four analog video inputs. It produces a ZM compatible video stream from one of the inputs, which is selectable via an http GET command. There might even be a control script for ZM that lets you select the active video input using ''ZM's Camera Control Presets!''<br /> <br /> == USB Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Just Zoom USB cam<br /> <br /> Creative Webcam Pro, Webcam 3<br /> <br /> Logitech QuickCam Express, QuickCam Pro 3000<br /> <br /> Philips PCVC 730K, PCVC 740K<br><br /> http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6645&highlight=zmu<br /> <br /> Any OV511 based USB camera [http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/cameras.html]<br /> <br /> Any Philips based USB camera [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam]<br /> <br /> Any CPIA based USB camera [http://webcam.sourceforge.net]<br /> <br /> '''Note that most USB cameras that can use Video4Linux, and so can be used by ZoneMinder, have older chipsets and can be hard to find new.'''<br /> '''Note that PWC drivers are not included in the kernel. Some distribution's add them in and other may not. Here are some relevant links.'''<br /> [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam/ Old Maintainer]<br /> [http://www.saillard.org/linux/pwc/ Current PWC Maintainer]<br /> <br /> == All other hardware as supported by Linux ==<br /> To find out if your hardware is supported, check the HCL at [http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/ linuxquestions.org]<br /> <br /> [http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/ Debian]<br /> <br /> [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/HCL Fedora] [http://fedora-linux.nl/wiki/index.php/HCL Fedora Unofficial HCL]<br /> <br /> [http://www.mandriva.com/hardware Mandriva]<br /> <br /> [https://hardware.redhat.com/hwcert/index.cgi RedHat]<br /> <br /> [http://en.opensuse.org/Hardware Suse]<br /> <br /> [http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/HCL Ubuntu]</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1997 Sony 2007-06-06T06:46:01Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v2_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3w.pl.<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> Here (later on tomorrow? Ha! Maybe this coming weekend...).<br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1996 Sony 2007-06-06T06:45:37Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v2_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3w.pl.<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> Here (later on tomorrow? Ha! Maybe thise coming weekend...).<br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=IP9100&diff=1957 IP9100 2007-05-06T08:24:34Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get it ==<br /> <br /> == The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> == How to control the video input ==<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == What other people have been up to ==<br /> Modifying the device<br /> * Serial port & tftp access<br /> <br /> Modifying the firmware<br /> * Internal round Robin simulating 4 simultaneous inputs.<br /> <br /> Modifying the internal control program<br /> * YOICS<br /> <br /> Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic<br /> * Other functions people have discovered</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1956 Sony 2007-05-06T08:15:54Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Sony SNC patches for<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz 1.22.1] and <br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_snc_v2_patches.tgz 1.22.3]. The 1.22.1 version does not support capture in PCRE Remote camera mode.<br /> <br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> Unzip and untar the files somewhere. Copy the zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl file to /usr/local/bin. Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-SNC-M3w.pl.<br /> <br /> If you don't have ZM installed from source, this is where you figure out how to do that. Use the WIki. Use the Forum. Use the Docs. It's easy. Go ahead. I'll wait.<br /> <br /> Go to the src/ directory in your installation: <br /> <br /> cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src <br /> <br /> Patch the first file:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch <br /> <br /> And the second:<br /> <br /> patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/myhome/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch <br /> <br /> Hopefully, there were no errors. If chunks fail, you might have a version mismatch, or your sources may already have been patched? If it worked, you should now be able to recompile and reinstall ZM:<br /> <br /> make && make install<br /> <br /> Voila! Hopefully, that's done.<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> Here (later on tomorrow).<br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1955 Sony 2007-05-06T06:59:35Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Link to the Sony SNC patches for 1.22.1:<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz]<br><br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> Here (later on tomorrow).<br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> First, you'll have to "Install" the control by following these steps. From the ZM Console, click on the source link of the monitor you created for the camera. It's listed as the IP address of your camera. When you click it, it's configuration page opens in a new window.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".<br /> <br /> Here you need to '''look closely''' - on the next line, marked "Control Type", there's a pulldown. '''Next to the pulldown to the right''', there's a link named '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on '''"Edit".'''<br /> <br /> A new window opens that shows you all the types of control scripts ZM knows about. In this window, you need to press the "'''Add New Control'''" button.<br /> <br /> A newer window opens that shows you all the things ZM needs to know about a ''Control Script''. Here's what to put in there:<br /> <br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> In the monitor window, you'll now have a "Control" link in the upper left. Clicking it gets you the control panel below the video window. Clicking the arrows moves that camera. <br /> <br /> And some other stuff goes here.<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1953 Sony 2007-05-04T19:56:05Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Link to the Sony SNC patches for 1.22.1:<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz]<br><br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> ===Now you '''must''' click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.===<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> If you click on the monitor name, assuming you did everything right, a window should open and you should see the video from the camera.<br /> <br /> == Where to get the Control module ==<br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> == Using the control in ZM ==<br /> == Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1952 Sony 2007-05-04T19:51:06Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Link to the Sony SNC patches for 1.22.1:<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz]<br><br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> ----<br /> ===Now you '''must''' click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.===<br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br><br /> Excerpt from the forum post regarding setup:<br><br /> <br><br /> For now, you must set the camera to the following configuration using (gulp) Internet Explorer:<br><br /> <br><br /> MJPEG Mode<br><br /> 320x240 Image size<br><br /> Frame rate 5 (or another value of your choice - just remember it for creating the monitor - the values must match for now)<br><br /> '''Microphone disabled'''<br><br /> <br><br /> Then, you can create a new monitor with the following values:<br><br /> <br><br /> '''General'''<br><br /> Name: <Your Choice><br><br /> Source: Remote<br><br /> Function: Monitor<br><br /> Maximum FPS: 5 (or the value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> <br><br /> '''Source'''<br><br /> Remote Host Name: username:password@<camera ip address><br><br /> Remote Host Port: <camera remote port> (usually 9000 unless you changed)<br><br /> Remote Host Path: /mjpeg?speed=5 (or the speed value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> Remote Image Colours: 24 bit colour<br><br /> Capture Width: 320<br><br /> Capture Height: 240<br><br /> <br><br /> Once that's set, you should see video when you watch the new monitor!<br></div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1951 Sony 2007-05-04T19:43:53Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Link to the Sony SNC patches for 1.22.1:<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz]<br><br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Pulldown <Remote><br /> *Function <br /> **'''Pulldown <Monitor><br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> Now you can click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br><br /> Excerpt from the forum post regarding setup:<br><br /> <br><br /> For now, you must set the camera to the following configuration using (gulp) Internet Explorer:<br><br /> <br><br /> MJPEG Mode<br><br /> 320x240 Image size<br><br /> Frame rate 5 (or another value of your choice - just remember it for creating the monitor - the values must match for now)<br><br /> '''Microphone disabled'''<br><br /> <br><br /> Then, you can create a new monitor with the following values:<br><br /> <br><br /> '''General'''<br><br /> Name: <Your Choice><br><br /> Source: Remote<br><br /> Function: Monitor<br><br /> Maximum FPS: 5 (or the value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> <br><br /> '''Source'''<br><br /> Remote Host Name: username:password@<camera ip address><br><br /> Remote Host Port: <camera remote port> (usually 9000 unless you changed)<br><br /> Remote Host Path: /mjpeg?speed=5 (or the speed value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> Remote Image Colours: 24 bit colour<br><br /> Capture Width: 320<br><br /> Capture Height: 240<br><br /> <br><br /> Once that's set, you should see video when you watch the new monitor!<br></div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1950 Sony 2007-05-04T19:38:06Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Link to the Sony SNC patches for 1.22.1:<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz]<br><br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Pick a name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Remote<br /> *Function <br /> **'''Monitor<br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> ----<br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Remote Image Colors<br /> **'''Pulldown <24 bit color><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Capture Width (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 320><br /> *Capture Height (pixels) <br /> **'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 240><br /> *Orientation<br /> **'''Pulldown <Normal><br /> <br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br><br /> Excerpt from the forum post regarding setup:<br><br /> <br><br /> For now, you must set the camera to the following configuration using (gulp) Internet Explorer:<br><br /> <br><br /> MJPEG Mode<br><br /> 320x240 Image size<br><br /> Frame rate 5 (or another value of your choice - just remember it for creating the monitor - the values must match for now)<br><br /> '''Microphone disabled'''<br><br /> <br><br /> Then, you can create a new monitor with the following values:<br><br /> <br><br /> '''General'''<br><br /> Name: <Your Choice><br><br /> Source: Remote<br><br /> Function: Monitor<br><br /> Maximum FPS: 5 (or the value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> <br><br /> '''Source'''<br><br /> Remote Host Name: username:password@<camera ip address><br><br /> Remote Host Port: <camera remote port> (usually 9000 unless you changed)<br><br /> Remote Host Path: /mjpeg?speed=5 (or the speed value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> Remote Image Colours: 24 bit colour<br><br /> Capture Width: 320<br><br /> Capture Height: 240<br><br /> <br><br /> Once that's set, you should see video when you watch the new monitor!<br></div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1949 Sony 2007-05-04T19:33:58Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== Where to get the patches ==<br /> Link to the Sony SNC patches for 1.22.1:<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz]<br><br /> == How to apply the patches ==<br /> == Configuring the camera ==<br /> First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer. Go to the camera's IP address like so:<br /> <br /> '''http://[ip address]/image1<br /> <br /> Click on the "Setting" button near the top of the page. A new Explorer window opens. In this window, on the left, click on the "Camera" link.<br /> <br /> On the "Common" Tab, set the camera into JPEG mode by clicking on the "Video mode" JPEG radio button. Select the resolution you want to use from the "Image size" pulldown menu. I use "320x240". Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate. I use 5 fps. Press the "Ok" button.<br /> <br /> Now you're done using Internet Explorer. Whew!<br /> == Setting up the monitor in ZM ==<br /> Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM. In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.<br /> In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.<br /> *Name '''<br /> **'''<Pick a name for this monitor><br /> *Source Type <br /> **'''Remote<br /> *Function <br /> **'''Monitor<br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5.><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> <br /> Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:<br /> *Remote Host Name '''<br /> **'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]<br /> *Remote Host Port <br /> **'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")<br /> *Remote Host Path <br /> **'''/mjpeg?speed=5<br /> *Enabled <br /> **'''<Check This><br /> *Linked Monitors<br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above. I used 5><br /> *Alarm Maximum FPS <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Reference Image Blend <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> *Triggers <br /> **'''<Leave alone><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Setting up the control in ZM ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br><br /> Excerpt from the forum post regarding setup:<br><br /> <br><br /> For now, you must set the camera to the following configuration using (gulp) Internet Explorer:<br><br /> <br><br /> MJPEG Mode<br><br /> 320x240 Image size<br><br /> Frame rate 5 (or another value of your choice - just remember it for creating the monitor - the values must match for now)<br><br /> '''Microphone disabled'''<br><br /> <br><br /> Then, you can create a new monitor with the following values:<br><br /> <br><br /> '''General'''<br><br /> Name: <Your Choice><br><br /> Source: Remote<br><br /> Function: Monitor<br><br /> Maximum FPS: 5 (or the value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> <br><br /> '''Source'''<br><br /> Remote Host Name: username:password@<camera ip address><br><br /> Remote Host Port: <camera remote port> (usually 9000 unless you changed)<br><br /> Remote Host Path: /mjpeg?speed=5 (or the speed value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> Remote Image Colours: 24 bit colour<br><br /> Capture Width: 320<br><br /> Capture Height: 240<br><br /> <br><br /> Once that's set, you should see video when you watch the new monitor!<br></div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=IP9100&diff=1947 IP9100 2007-05-04T05:06:58Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> == How to control the video input ==<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == What other people have been up to ==<br /> Modifying the device<br /> <br /> Modifying the firmware<br /> <br /> Modifying the internal control program<br /> <br /> Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=PicturetelControlScript&diff=1946 PicturetelControlScript 2007-05-04T05:03:56Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> == How it works ==<br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> == Why it's not doing what you expect when you change the Control Setup in ZM ==<br /> <br /> == Darn these serial ports! ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=IP9100&diff=1945 IP9100 2007-05-04T05:00:27Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>== The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == How to control the video input ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == What other people have been up to ==<br /> <br /> Modifying the device<br /> <br /> Modifying the firmware<br /> <br /> Modifying the internal control program<br /> <br /> Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=PicturetelControlScript&diff=1944 PicturetelControlScript 2007-05-04T04:54:10Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>:)</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=IP9100&diff=1943 IP9100 2007-05-04T04:53:38Z

<p>Gneuf: First Draft HowTo</p> <hr /> <div>== The Control Script ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == How to set it up ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == How to control the video input ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Hardware_Compatibility_List&diff=1942 Hardware Compatibility List 2007-05-04T04:49:12Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>Zoneminder will work with almost any capture card that is supported by the linux kernel.<br /> <br /> == Capture Cards ==<br /> <br /> [[Pico2000]] - 4 port card, one chip bt878, around 2 fps when using all channels<br /> <br /> [[Bt878_4chip_8inputs]] - I don't know the name for it, 4 chips bt878, 8 inputs, around 5 fps when using 2 inputs per chip<br /> <br /> [[Hauppauge]]<br /> <br /> [[Ituner Spectra 8]] [http://www.ituner.com/spectra.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Linux Media Labs LMLBT44]] [http://www.linuxmedialabs.com]<br /> <br /> [[Avermedia]]<br /> <br /> [[TView 95/99]]<br /> <br /> [[WinFast TV2000 XP]]<br /> <br /> [[Osprey 100]]<br /> <br /> [[Grand X Guard]] [http://www.grandtec.com/xguard.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Kodicom 4400r]]<br /> <br /> Leadtek WinFast VC 100 - the cheapest bt878 model with no tuner on it, just Com/Svideo in.<br /> <br /> Most other BTTV (bt878, bt848) cards, see /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/CARDLIST on your system for a list of some of them.<br /> <br /> A note on the bt8x8-based TV-tuner cards: these usually have beside the tuner input, also a Composite and an S-Video input. You can hook up 2 analog cameras to these, and access from ZoneMinder both of them as individual cameras, at max 15Fps. You don't need two separate TV cards for two cameras!<br /> <br /> == Analog Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Any regular composite or svideo camera connected via a supported capture card.<br /> <br /> Some of these analog cameras feature camera control as well.<br /> <br /> *[[PicturetelControlScript | PictureTel PTZ2N]].<br /> <br /> == Network Cameras ==<br /> For Network Cams to work they need to be able to stream MJPEG without the requirment of activex controls. If you see the requirement for the camera calls for IE then there is a good chance it may not work. The other option is to grab JPEG images if the camera supports that option which will work but at a lower frame rate.<br /> <br /> * [[Axis]] (just about all recent models, including support for PTZ functions)<br /> <br /> * [[Panasonic]] BLC-10, KX-HCM10 etc (including PTZ support)<br /> <br /> * [[D-Link]] DCS-1000(W) and DCS-900 - plus other D-Link IP models (This have been hit and miss, not all work with ZM. A partial list of unsupported cameras are inside).<br /> <br /> * [[Sony]] SNC-M1 and SNC-M3 wired and wireless - possibly other Sony IP models?<br /> <br /> * [[Grandtec]] [[Grandtec_WLAN_Camera|WLAN Camera]] WiFi or III - acceptable indoor quality, no infrared-filter (better nightvision) cheap!<br /> <br /> * [[Airlink 101]] AIC250W - Just remember to turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Same camera as D-Link DCS-900W / TrendNet IP-200<br /> <br /> * [[Conceptronic]] C54NETCAM - Just turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10-20 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Seems to be the same camera as TrendNet IP-100<br /> <br /> * OvisLink AirLive WL-5400CAM<br /> <br /> * [[Gadspot]] GS9603 IP Camera with Pan/Tilt, As well as the GS1600(H).<br /> <br /> *[[Trendnet]] TV-IP300 - Just remember to turn 1.0 in ZM_HTTP_VERSION in the Options > Network tab. In the x.x.x.x/cgi-bin/video.jpg gives 352 x 240 jpg.<br /> <br /> *Intellinet IPCamera with the new firmware.<br /> *Old Intellinet IPCamera (model MWNC-100) with this (http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7500) protocol adapter. <br /> <br /> * Any network camera that allows access to single JPEG image grabs or multi-part JPEG feeds.<br /> <br /> == Network Digitizers ==<br /> <br /> Like Network Cameras, these devices produce a video stream - but they accept an analog video input from a camera or other video source.<br /> <br /> *The [[IP9100 | Aviosys IP9100, Models A, B and Plus]] has four analog video inputs. It produces a ZM compatible video stream from one of the inputs, which is selectable via an http GET command. There might even be a control script for ZM that lets you select the active video input using ''ZM's Camera Control Presets!''<br /> <br /> == USB Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Just Zoom USB cam<br /> <br /> Creative Webcam Pro, Webcam 3<br /> <br /> Logitech QuickCam Express, QuickCam Pro 3000<br /> <br /> Philips PCVC 730K, PCVC 740K<br><br /> http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6645&highlight=zmu<br /> <br /> Any OV511 based USB camera [http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/cameras.html]<br /> <br /> Any Philips based USB camera [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam]<br /> <br /> Any CPIA based USB camera [http://webcam.sourceforge.net]<br /> <br /> '''Note that most USB cameras that can use Video4Linux, and so can be used by ZoneMinder, have older chipsets and can be hard to find new.'''<br /> '''Note that PWC drivers are not included in the kernel. Some distribution's add them in and other may not. Here are some relevant links.'''<br /> [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam/ Old Maintainer]<br /> [http://www.saillard.org/linux/pwc/ Current PWC Maintainer]</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Hardware_Compatibility_List&diff=1941 Hardware Compatibility List 2007-05-04T04:30:34Z

<p>Gneuf: /* Analog Cameras */</p> <hr /> <div>Zoneminder will work with almost any capture card that is supported by the linux kernel.<br /> <br /> == Capture Cards ==<br /> <br /> [[Pico2000]] - 4 port card, one chip bt878, around 2 fps when using all channels<br /> <br /> [[Bt878_4chip_8inputs]] - I don't know the name for it, 4 chips bt878, 8 inputs, around 5 fps when using 2 inputs per chip<br /> <br /> [[Hauppauge]]<br /> <br /> [[Ituner Spectra 8]] [http://www.ituner.com/spectra.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Linux Media Labs LMLBT44]] [http://www.linuxmedialabs.com]<br /> <br /> [[Avermedia]]<br /> <br /> [[TView 95/99]]<br /> <br /> [[WinFast TV2000 XP]]<br /> <br /> [[Osprey 100]]<br /> <br /> [[Grand X Guard]] [http://www.grandtec.com/xguard.htm]<br /> <br /> [[Kodicom 4400r]]<br /> <br /> Leadtek WinFast VC 100 - the cheapest bt878 model with no tuner on it, just Com/Svideo in.<br /> <br /> Most other BTTV (bt878, bt848) cards, see /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/CARDLIST on your system for a list of some of them.<br /> <br /> A note on the bt8x8-based TV-tuner cards: these usually have beside the tuner input, also a Composite and an S-Video input. You can hook up 2 analog cameras to these, and access from ZoneMinder both of them as individual cameras, at max 15Fps. You don't need two separate TV cards for two cameras!<br /> <br /> == Analog Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Any regular composite or svideo camera connected via a supported capture card.<br /> <br /> Some of these analog cameras feature camera control as well, notably the [[PicturetelControlScript | PictureTel PTZ2N]].<br /> <br /> == Network Cameras ==<br /> For Network Cams to work they need to be able to stream MJPEG without the requirment of activex controls. If you see the requirement for the camera calls for IE then there is a good chance it may not work. The other option is to grab JPEG images if the camera supports that option which will work but at a lower frame rate.<br /> <br /> * [[Axis]] (just about all recent models, including support for PTZ functions)<br /> <br /> * [[Panasonic]] BLC-10, KX-HCM10 etc (including PTZ support)<br /> <br /> * [[D-Link]] DCS-1000(W) and DCS-900 - plus other D-Link IP models (This have been hit and miss, not all work with ZM. A partial list of unsupported cameras are inside).<br /> <br /> * [[Sony]] SNC-M1 and SNC-M3 wired and wireless - possibly other Sony IP models?<br /> <br /> * [[Grandtec]] [[Grandtec_WLAN_Camera|WLAN Camera]] WiFi or III - acceptable indoor quality, no infrared-filter (better nightvision) cheap!<br /> <br /> * [[Airlink 101]] AIC250W - Just remember to turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Same camera as D-Link DCS-900W / TrendNet IP-200<br /> <br /> * [[Conceptronic]] C54NETCAM - Just turn off PCRE processing in the Options > Network tab. http://x.x.x.x/video.cgi gives 10-20 fps 640 x 480 mjpeg feed. Seems to be the same camera as TrendNet IP-100<br /> <br /> * OvisLink AirLive WL-5400CAM<br /> <br /> * [[Gadspot]] GS9603 IP Camera with Pan/Tilt, As well as the GS1600(H).<br /> <br /> *[[Trendnet]] TV-IP300 - Just remember to turn 1.0 in ZM_HTTP_VERSION in the Options > Network tab. In the x.x.x.x/cgi-bin/video.jpg gives 352 x 240 jpg.<br /> <br /> *Intellinet IPCamera with the new firmware.<br /> *Old Intellinet IPCamera (model MWNC-100) with this (http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7500) protocol adapter. <br /> <br /> * Any network camera that allows access to single JPEG image grabs or multi-part JPEG feeds.<br /> <br /> == USB Cameras ==<br /> <br /> Just Zoom USB cam<br /> <br /> Creative Webcam Pro, Webcam 3<br /> <br /> Logitech QuickCam Express, QuickCam Pro 3000<br /> <br /> Philips PCVC 730K, PCVC 740K<br><br /> http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6645&highlight=zmu<br /> <br /> Any OV511 based USB camera [http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/cameras.html]<br /> <br /> Any Philips based USB camera [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam]<br /> <br /> Any CPIA based USB camera [http://webcam.sourceforge.net]<br /> <br /> '''Note that most USB cameras that can use Video4Linux, and so can be used by ZoneMinder, have older chipsets and can be hard to find new.'''<br /> '''Note that PWC drivers are not included in the kernel. Some distribution's add them in and other may not. Here are some relevant links.'''<br /> [http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam/ Old Maintainer]<br /> [http://www.saillard.org/linux/pwc/ Current PWC Maintainer]</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1476 Sony 2006-05-30T17:11:38Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>Link to the Sony SNC patches for 1.22.1:<br><br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz]<br><br /> <br><br /> Excerpt from the forum post regarding setup:<br><br /> <br><br /> For now, you must set the camera to the following configuration using (gulp) Internet Explorer:<br><br /> <br><br /> MJPEG Mode<br><br /> 320x240 Image size<br><br /> Frame rate 5 (or another value of your choice - just remember it for creating the monitor - the values must match for now)<br><br /> '''Microphone disabled'''<br><br /> <br><br /> Then, you can create a new monitor with the following values:<br><br /> <br><br /> '''General'''<br><br /> Name: <Your Choice><br><br /> Source: Remote<br><br /> Function: Monitor<br><br /> Maximum FPS: 5 (or the value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> <br><br /> '''Source'''<br><br /> Remote Host Name: username:password@<camera ip address><br><br /> Remote Host Port: <camera remote port> (usually 9000 unless you changed)<br><br /> Remote Host Path: /mjpeg?speed=5 (or the speed value you set with Internet Explorer)<br><br /> Remote Image Colours: 24 bit colour<br><br /> Capture Width: 320<br><br /> Capture Height: 240<br><br /> <br><br /> Once that's set, you should see video when you watch the new monitor!<br></div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1475 Sony 2006-05-30T16:53:53Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>Link to the Sony SNC patches for 1.22.1:<br /> [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz]<br /> <br /> Excerpt from the forum post regarding setup:<br /> <br /> For now, you must set the camera to the following configuration using (gulp) Internet Explorer:<br /> <br /> MJPEG Mode<br /> 320x240 Image size<br /> Frame rate 5 (or another value of your choice - just remember it for creating the monitor - the values must match for now)<br /> Microphone disabled<br /> <br /> Then, you can create a new monitor with the following values:<br /> <br /> General<br /> Name: <Your Choice><br /> Source: Remote<br /> Function: Monitor<br /> Maximum FPS: 5 (or the value you set with Internet Explorer)<br /> <br /> Source<br /> Remote Host Name: username:password@<camera ip address><br /> Remote Host Port: <camera remote port> (usually 9000 unless you changed)<br /> Remote Host Path: /mjpeg?speed=5 (or the speed value you set with Internet Explorer)<br /> Remote Image Colours: 24 bit colour<br /> Capture Width: 320<br /> Capture Height: 240<br /> <br /> Once that's set, you should see video when you watch the new monitor!</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1471 Sony 2006-05-27T07:03:46Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>Links to the Sony SNC patches: [http://www.neufweb.org/zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz zm_remote_camera-patches.tgz]</div>

Gneuf http://wiki.staging.zoneminder.com/index.php?title=Sony&diff=1470 Sony 2006-05-27T06:29:54Z

<p>Gneuf: </p> <hr /> <div>Links to the Sony SNC patch to be posted here shortly:</div>

Gneuf