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Jhetrick62: /* Gadspot GS1200 */

2009-06-04T03:21:35Z

Gadspot GS1200

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	From my experience, the GS1200 without wireless works and the one with wireless does not. YMMV.		From my experience, the GS1200 without wireless works and the one with wireless does not. YMMV.
	~~'''~~
	[Alternative Working Setup - Wireless Cam]~~'''~~		[Alternative Working Setup - Wireless Cam]
	I have a GS1200 wireless model working although it would not work when set to 640x480. <BR\>I had to reset camera to 320x240 and then set zm to match.<br>		I have a GS1200 wireless model working although it would not work when set to 640x480. <BR\>I had to reset camera to 320x240 and then set zm to match.<br>
	I also used a different Remote Host Path: /Jpeg/CamImg.jpg		I also used a different Remote Host Path: /Jpeg/CamImg.jpg

Jhetrick62: /* Gadspot GS1200 */

2009-06-04T03:21:08Z

Gadspot GS1200

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	From my experience, the GS1200 without wireless works and the one with wireless does not. YMMV.		From my experience, the GS1200 without wireless works and the one with wireless does not. YMMV.
			'''
	[Alternative Working Setup - Wireless Cam]		[Alternative Working Setup - Wireless Cam]'''
	I have a GS1200 wireless model working although it would not work when set to 640x480. <BR\>I had to reset camera to 320x240 and then set zm to match.<br>		I have a GS1200 wireless model working although it would not work when set to 640x480. <BR\>I had to reset camera to 320x240 and then set zm to match.<br>
	I also used a different Remote Host Path: /Jpeg/CamImg.jpg		I also used a different Remote Host Path: /Jpeg/CamImg.jpg

Jhetrick62: /* Gadspot GS1200 */

2009-06-04T03:20:17Z

Gadspot GS1200

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	[Alternative Working Setup - Wireless Cam]		[Alternative Working Setup - Wireless Cam]
	I have a GS1200 wireless model working although it would not work when set to 640x480. I had to reset camera to 320x240 and then set zm to match.<br>		I have a GS1200 wireless model working although it would not work when set to 640x480. <BR\>I had to reset camera to 320x240 and then set zm to match.<br>
	I also used a different Remote Host Path: /Jpeg/CamImg.jpg		I also used a different Remote Host Path: /Jpeg/CamImg.jpg
	I did not test for mpeg pictures, only the jpeg and got feeds of 2.8fps from the wireless and into a remotely located zm server (not onsite).		I did not test for mpeg pictures, only the jpeg and got feeds of 2.8fps from the wireless<BR\> and into a remotely located zm server (not onsite).

	==Gadspot GS9603==		==Gadspot GS9603==

Jhetrick62: /* Gadspot GS1200 */

2009-06-04T03:19:25Z

Gadspot GS1200

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	From my experience, the GS1200 without wireless works and the one with wireless does not. YMMV.		From my experience, the GS1200 without wireless works and the one with wireless does not. YMMV.

			[Alternative Working Setup - Wireless Cam]
			I have a GS1200 wireless model working although it would not work when set to 640x480. I had to reset camera to 320x240 and then set zm to match.<br>
			I also used a different Remote Host Path: /Jpeg/CamImg.jpg
			I did not test for mpeg pictures, only the jpeg and got feeds of 2.8fps from the wireless and into a remotely located zm server (not onsite).

	==Gadspot GS9603==		==Gadspot GS9603==

Smyles: Add camera category to page.

2008-10-03T21:56:43Z

Add camera category to page.

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	The housing has a light-sensor that turns on the IR emitters. When it gets dark enough, the IR turns on, and it seems to work well. The only problem is a reflection... you can see the white of the camera housing when the IR is on. It doesn't effect the video too much, but it is noticeable.		The housing has a light-sensor that turns on the IR emitters. When it gets dark enough, the IR turns on, and it seems to work well. The only problem is a reflection... you can see the white of the camera housing when the IR is on. It doesn't effect the video too much, but it is noticeable.

			[[Category:Cameras]]

Rtaxerxes at 18:24, 7 May 2007

2007-05-07T18:24:24Z

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	The Gadspot GS-9603 and possibly others do work with Zoneminder.		The Gadspot GS-9603 and possibly others do work with Zoneminder.


			==Gadspot GS1200==

			To setup the Gadspot GS1200 add a new monitor with the following settings:

			[General]<BR \>
			Remote type: Remote<BR \>

			[Source]<BR \>
			Remote Host Name: Ip address of camera<BR \>
			Remote Host Port: normally 80 but if you changed it you need to update this to whatever you changed it to.<BR \>

			Remote Host Path: You have two options. for a stream use /cgi-bin/getimage.cgi?motion=1 for jpeg use /cgi-bin/getimage.cgi?motion=0

			Capture Width: needs to be the same as in the gadspot config: (640 is default)<BR \>
			Capture Height: need to be the same as in the gadspot config: (480 is default)

			From my experience, the GS1200 without wireless works and the one with wireless does not. YMMV.

	==Gadspot GS9603==		==Gadspot GS9603==

Pathway: Added information for the GS1600 and GS1600H

2007-02-06T07:06:20Z

Added information for the GS1600 and GS1600H

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	Anywho, the above script now doesn't complain...		Anywho, the above script now doesn't complain...
	cheers!		cheers!

			==Gadspot GS1600 and GS1600H==

			The Gadspot GS1600 is a standard box camera, and the GS1600H is the same camera with an outdoor housing.

			Settings are fairly basic. Set your Source Type for Remote, set the Host Name to the IP address of the camera, Host Port to 80 and the Host Path to /Jpeg/CamImg.jpg.

			I have been able to bring up the MJpeg stream using the Host Path of /GetData.cgi.

			I have noticed that the video quality of the GS1600 at 640x480 is "grainy". It appears that the camera is upscaleing the image from 320x240... which is a real shame. If somebody knows how to get a real 640x480 out of this camera... I'd love to know!

			=Outdoor housing=

			The Outdoor Housing appears to be a Videolarm LCH housing... It has a fan, but no heater. I spoke with a salesperson at Gadspot, and he said that the consern was not the camera getting too cold, but getting too hot. I've only had time to leave it in the cold (Sub zero for a few weeks with snow).

			The housing has a light-sensor that turns on the IR emitters. When it gets dark enough, the IR turns on, and it seems to work well. The only problem is a reflection... you can see the white of the camera housing when the IR is on. It doesn't effect the video too much, but it is noticeable.

Ddamron: /* Controlling the GS9603 */

2006-11-07T20:08:29Z

Controlling the GS9603

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	elsif ( $command eq "downright" )		elsif ( $command eq "downright" )
	{		{
	~~moveDownLeft~~();		moveDownRight();
	}		}
	else		else

Ddamron at 23:50, 5 November 2006

2006-11-05T23:50:39Z

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	Enjoy!		Enjoy!

	EDIT: I made some minor bug fixes to this script... please check..		EDIT by ddamron: I made some minor bug fixes to this script... please check..
			perl reported 4 warnings about cmd$ being reassigned (or something like that)

			Closer examination of my GS9603 (and the axel script) revealed that the command can be LeftUp, but not UpLeft.

			Anywho, the above script now doesn't complain...
			cheers!

Ddamron: slight bug fixes for this script...

2006-11-05T23:47:30Z

slight bug fixes for this script...

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	{		{
	Debug( "Move Up/Right\n" );		Debug( "Move Up/Right\n" );
	my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=~~Up";~~		my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=RightUp";
	~~sendCmd( $cmd );~~
	~~my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=Right~~";
	sendCmd( $cmd );		sendCmd( $cmd );
	}		}
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	{		{
	Debug( "Move Up/Left\n" );		Debug( "Move Up/Left\n" );
	my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=Up";		my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=LeftUp";
	sendCmd( $cmd );		sendCmd( $cmd );
	~~my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir==Left";~~
	~~sendCmd( $cmd );~~
	}		}

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	{		{
	Debug( "Move Down/Right\n" );		Debug( "Move Down/Right\n" );
	my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=~~Down";~~		my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=RightDown";
	~~sendCmd( $cmd );~~
	~~my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=Right~~";
	sendCmd( $cmd );		sendCmd( $cmd );

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	{		{
	Debug( "Move Down/Left\n" );		Debug( "Move Down/Left\n" );
	my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=~~Down~~";		my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=LeftDown";
	sendCmd( $cmd );		sendCmd( $cmd );
	~~my $cmd = "MoveCamera.cgi?Dir=Left";~~
	~~sendCmd( $cmd );~~
	}		}

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	Enjoy!		Enjoy!

			EDIT: I made some minor bug fixes to this script... please check..