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Knnniggett: /* Create the Monitor */

2016-03-03T00:25:36Z

Create the Monitor

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	:Auto Stop Timeout: 1.00		:Auto Stop Timeout: 1.00
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	NOTE: As of this writing, the Netcat ONVIF control script has ~~not~~ made it into the source code.		NOTE: As of this writing, the Netcat ONVIF control script has just recently made it into the source code.
	If you do not have this control script installed, you will need to import the information from here: https://github.com/ZoneMinder/ZoneMinder/blob/master/scripts/ZoneMinder/lib/ZoneMinder/Control/Netcat.pm		If you do not have this control script already installed, you will need to import the information from here: https://github.com/ZoneMinder/ZoneMinder/blob/master/scripts/ZoneMinder/lib/ZoneMinder/Control/Netcat.pm

	First copy the control script, Netcat.pm, onto your filesystem into the folder with the rest of your control scripts.		First copy the control script, Netcat.pm, onto your filesystem into the folder with the rest of your control scripts.
	Next, save the sql statement shown in the commit to a file, call it netcat.sql, and then use zmcamtool to import it into your system:		Next, save the sql statement shown in the commit to a file, call it netcat.sql, and then use zmcamtool to import it into your system:
	''sudo zmcamtool.pl --import netcat.sql'' .		''sudo zmcamtool.pl --import netcat.sql'' .

Knnniggett: /* Create the Monitor */

2016-03-03T00:24:17Z

Create the Monitor

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	NOTE: As of this writing, the Netcat ONVIF control script has not made it into the source code.		NOTE: As of this writing, the Netcat ONVIF control script has not made it into the source code.
	If you do not have this control script installed, you will need to import the information from ~~this commit~~: https://github.com/~~knnniggett~~/ZoneMinder/~~commit~~/~~7a42a8c3f96dfffdc360b297d6b26157b8bd5b97~~		If you do not have this control script installed, you will need to import the information from here: https://github.com/ZoneMinder/ZoneMinder/blob/master/scripts/ZoneMinder/lib/ZoneMinder/Control/Netcat.pm

	First copy the control script, Netcat.pm, onto your filesystem into the folder with the rest of your control scripts.		First copy the control script, Netcat.pm, onto your filesystem into the folder with the rest of your control scripts.
	Next, save the sql statement shown in the commit to a file, call it netcat.sql, and then use zmcamtool to import it into your system:		Next, save the sql statement shown in the commit to a file, call it netcat.sql, and then use zmcamtool to import it into your system:
	''sudo zmcamtool.pl --import netcat.sql'' .		''sudo zmcamtool.pl --import netcat.sql'' .

Knnniggett: /* Netcat Outdoor PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom */

2016-02-24T17:26:51Z

Netcat Outdoor PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom

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	[[File:2015518112320.jpg\|right]]		[[File:2015518112320.jpg\|right]]
	Netcat sells several varieties of PTZ cameras. These instructions are based around model PT-PTZ2084. See the photo on the right.		Netcat sells several varieties of PTZ cameras. These instructions are based around model PT-PTZ2084. See the photo on the right.
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	Be advised, this camera ships with a hard coded ip address of 192.168.1.10. DHCP is turned off. One cannot change this from the camera's web portal. Instead, install the included CMS software onto a Windows machine. Find the Device Manager, and add the device to the CMS sofware. When adding the device, you will have the opportunity to change the ip address of the camera. Be advised, you cannot change the password at this point, even though it may look like you can (you will just get an error). Once the camera has been added to the CMS sofware and appears in the hardware tree on the left, double click it to get the camera to load. Then right click it, and select "Device Config". This will bring up the camera's configuration screens. To avoid lag and other unnecessary problems, it is highly advised to lower the frame to 5 fps.		Be advised, this camera ships with a hard coded ip address of 192.168.1.10. DHCP is turned off. One cannot change this from the camera's web portal. Instead, install the included CMS software onto a Windows machine. Find the Device Manager, and add the device to the CMS sofware. When adding the device, you will have the opportunity to change the ip address of the camera. Be advised, you cannot change the password at this point, even though it may look like you can (you will just get an error). Once the camera has been added to the CMS sofware and appears in the hardware tree on the left, double click it to get the camera to load. Then right click it, and select "Device Config". This will bring up the camera's configuration screens. To avoid lag and other unnecessary problems, it is highly advised to lower the frame to 5 fps.

Knnniggett: /* Netcat Outdoor PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom */

2016-02-24T17:26:38Z

Netcat Outdoor PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom

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	Netcat sells several varieties of PTZ cameras. These instructions are based around model PT-PTZ2084. See the photo on the right.		Netcat sells several varieties of PTZ cameras. These instructions are based around model PT-PTZ2084. See the photo on the right.
	<br/>		<br/>
			Be advised, this camera ships with a hard coded ip address of 192.168.1.10. DHCP is turned off. One cannot change this from the camera's web portal. Instead, install the included CMS software onto a Windows machine. Find the Device Manager, and add the device to the CMS sofware. When adding the device, you will have the opportunity to change the ip address of the camera. Be advised, you cannot change the password at this point, even though it may look like you can (you will just get an error). Once the camera has been added to the CMS sofware and appears in the hardware tree on the left, double click it to get the camera to load. Then right click it, and select "Device Config". This will bring up the camera's configuration screens. To avoid lag and other unnecessary problems, it is highly advised to lower the frame to 5 fps.

	== Create the Monitor ==		== Create the Monitor ==

Knnniggett: /* Helpful Tools */

2016-02-24T17:18:23Z

Helpful Tools

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	== Helpful Tools ==		== Helpful Tools ==
	The ONVIF Device Manager is a free, Windows only based tool which is very helpful in developing ZoneMinder for cameras which support the Onvif standard.		The ONVIF Device Manager is a free, Windows only based tool which is very helpful in developing ZoneMinder support for cameras which support the Onvif standard.
	https://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/		https://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/

Knnniggett: /* Netcat IP Cameras */

2016-02-24T17:18:08Z

Netcat IP Cameras

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	It may work.		It may work.

			== Helpful Tools ==
			The ONVIF Device Manager is a free, Windows only based tool which is very helpful in developing ZoneMinder for cameras which support the Onvif standard.
			https://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/

	== Netcat Outdoor PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom ==		== Netcat Outdoor PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom ==

Knnniggett: /* Create the Monitor */

2016-02-24T17:15:29Z

Create the Monitor

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	First copy the control script, Netcat.pm, onto your filesystem into the folder with the rest of your control scripts.		First copy the control script, Netcat.pm, onto your filesystem into the folder with the rest of your control scripts.
	Next, save the sql statement shown in the commit to a file, call it netcat.sql, and then use zmcamtool to import it into your system:		Next, save the sql statement shown in the commit to a file, call it netcat.sql, and then use zmcamtool to import it into your system:
	sudo zmcamtool.pl --import netcat.sql		''sudo zmcamtool.pl --import netcat.sql'' .

Knnniggett: /* Create the Monitor */

2016-02-24T17:14:35Z

Create the Monitor

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	:Control Address: {ip address}:8899		:Control Address: {ip address}:8899
	:Auto Stop Timeout: 1.00		:Auto Stop Timeout: 1.00
			<br/>
	NOTE: As of this writing, the Netcat ONVIF control script has not made it into the source code.		NOTE: As of this writing, the Netcat ONVIF control script has not made it into the source code.
	If you do not have this control script installed, you will need to import the information from this commit: https://github.com/knnniggett/ZoneMinder/commit/7a42a8c3f96dfffdc360b297d6b26157b8bd5b97		If you do not have this control script installed, you will need to import the information from this commit: https://github.com/knnniggett/ZoneMinder/commit/7a42a8c3f96dfffdc360b297d6b26157b8bd5b97

Knnniggett: Created page with "== Netcat IP Cameras == Netcat is one of many Chinese IP camera vendors. http://www.netcatcctv.com/English/index.html Like many other Chinese cameras, if your camera looks s..."

2016-02-24T17:12:15Z

Created page with "== Netcat IP Cameras == Netcat is one of many Chinese IP camera vendors. http://www.netcatcctv.com/English/index.html Like many other Chinese cameras, if your camera looks s..."

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== Netcat IP Cameras ==
Netcat is one of many Chinese IP camera vendors.
http://www.netcatcctv.com/English/index.html

Like many other Chinese cameras, if your camera looks similar but goes by a different name, then try the programming steps below.
It may work.

== Netcat Outdoor PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom ==
[[File:2015518112320.jpg|right]]
Netcat sells several varieties of PTZ cameras. These instructions are based around model PT-PTZ2084. See the photo on the right.
<br/>

== Create the Monitor ==

From the Zoneminder console, click "Add New Monitor" and enter the following:

;General:
:Name: {give the camera a name}
:Source Type: ffmpeg
:Function: {select an appropriate function from the dropdown}
:Enabled: Tick
:Maximum FPS: Empty
:Alarm Maximum FPS: Empty
;Source
:Source Path: rtsp://{ip address}:554/user=admin&password={admin password}&channel=1&stream=0.sdp?
:Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
:Options: Empty
:Target colorspace: 32 bit color
:Capture Width: 1920
:Capture Height: 1090
;Control
:Controllable: Tick
:Control Type: Netcat ONVIF
:Control Device: Empty
:Control Address: {ip address}:8899
:Auto Stop Timeout: 1.00

NOTE: As of this writing, the Netcat ONVIF control script has not made it into the source code.
If you do not have this control script installed, you will need to import the information from this commit: https://github.com/knnniggett/ZoneMinder/commit/7a42a8c3f96dfffdc360b297d6b26157b8bd5b97

First copy the control script, Netcat.pm, onto your filesystem into the folder with the rest of your control scripts.
Next, save the sql statement shown in the commit to a file, call it netcat.sql, and then use zmcamtool to import it into your system:
sudo zmcamtool.pl --import netcat.sql