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The default line looks something like:
The default line looks something like:


my $address = "user:password\@192.168.1.116"
my $address = "192.168.1.116"
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.
 
Replace the IP (192.168.1.116) with the configured IP of your device.


Remember to save the file.
Remember to save the file.


== How to apply the patches ==
== Setting Up The Camera In ZM ==


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.
<Unfinished>


Go to the src/ directory in your installation: 
== Setting up the control in ZM ==
 
cd /home/myhome/mysources/Zoneminder-1.22.3/src
 
Patch the first file:
 
patch zm_remote_camera.cpp < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.cpp.patch
 
And the second:
 
patch zm_remote_camera.h < /home/somewhere/you/extracted/the/patches/zm_remote_camera-1.22.3.h.patch
 
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:
 
make && make install
 
Voila!  Hopefully, that's done.
 
== Configuring the camera ==
First, you need to set up the camera using Internet Explorer.  Go to the camera's IP address like so:
 
'''http://[ip address]/image1
 
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.
 
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.
 
Now click on the "JPEG" Tab, and pick your desired frame rate.  I use 5 fps.  Press the "Ok" button.
 
Now you're done using Internet Explorer.  Whew!
== Setting up the monitor in ZM ==
Now you need to add a monitor for this camera to ZM.  In the Console page, click on the "New Monitor" button.
In the first Tab, "General", enter the following values.
*Name '''
**'''<Type in an appropriate name for this monitor>
*Source Type
**'''Pulldown <Remote>
*Function
**'''Pulldown <Monitor>
*Enabled
**'''<Check This>
*Linked Monitors
**'''<Leave alone>
*Maximum FPS
**'''<The frame rate you set using Internet Explorer, above.  I used 5.>
*Alarm Maximum FPS
**'''<Leave alone>
*Reference Image Blend
**'''<Leave alone>
*Triggers 
**'''<Leave alone>
----
Now click on the "Source" Tab, and enter the following:
*Remote Host Name '''
**'''[username]:[password]@[camera IP address]
*Remote Host Port
**'''80 (unless you changed this in the Internet Explorer camera setup page "Network")
*Remote Host Path
**'''/mjpeg?speed=5
*Remote Image Colors
**'''Pulldown <24 bit color>
*Linked Monitors
**'''<Leave alone>
*Capture Width (pixels)
**'''<The image width you set using Internet Explorer, above.  I used 320>
*Capture Height (pixels)
**'''<The image height you set using Internet Explorer, above.  I used 240>
*Orientation
**'''Pulldown <Normal>
 
 
----
'''Now you MUST click on the "Save" button, and after a few moments, the new monitor will appear in the ZM Console window.'''
----
 
 
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.
 
== Where to get the Control module ==
[http://www.neufweb.org/zmcontrol_SNC-M3W.pl  Here!]


== Setting up the control in ZM ==
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.
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.


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In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.
In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.
*Name '''
*Name '''
**'''SNC-M3W
**'''IP9100
*Type
*Type
**'''Pulldown <Remote>
**'''Pulldown <Remote>
*Command
*Command
**'''zmcontrol-SNC-M3W.pl
**'''zmcontrol-IP9100.pl
*Can Wake
*Can Wake
**'''<Check This - waking forces the camera into MJPEG mode for ZM>
**'''<Don't Check This>
*Can Sleep
*Can Sleep
**'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode>
**'''<Don't Check This>
*Can Reset
*Can Reset
**'''<Check This - Sleeping sets the camera to MPEG mode also>
**'''<Don't Check This>
----
 
Now click on the "Move" Tab, and enter the following:
*Can Move
**'''<Check This>
*Can Move Diagonally
**'''<Check This>
*Can Move Mapped
**'''<Check This>
*Can Move Absolute
**'''<Check This>
*Can Move Relative
**'''<Check This>
*Can Move Continuous
**''<'''Check This Only If You Prefer Continuous Motion Mode - I prefer Relative Motion Mode'''>
----
 
Click on the "Pan" Tab, and enter the following:
*Can Pan
**'''<Check This>
*Min Pan Range
**'''-60
*Max Pan Range
**'''60
*Min Pan Step
**'''0
*Max Pan Step
**'''60 ''<This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's pan range>''
*Has Pan Speed
**'''<Check This>
*Min Pan Speed
**'''0
*Max Pan Speed
**'''10
*Has Turbo Pan
**'''<Do Not Check This>
*Turbo Pan Speed
**'''Leave Blank
----
 
Click on the "Tilt" Tab, and enter the following:
*Can Tilt
**'''<Check This>
*Min Tilt Range
**'''-60
*Max Tilt Range
**'''10
*Min Tilt Step
**'''0
*Max Tilt Step
**'''40 ''This makes clicking the tip of the arrow move the camera about 1/2 it's tilt range''
*Has Tilt Speed
**'''<Check This>
*Min Tilt Speed
**'''0
*Max Tilt Speed
**'''10
*Has Turbo Tilt
**'''<Do Not Check This>
*Turbo Tilt Speed
**'''Leave Blank
----
 
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.
----
 
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.
----
----


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.
'''For the tabs Move, Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, White, and Iris:'''
----


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.
'''''All of the checkboxes and text boxes should be UnChecked and Blank'''''
----
----
Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:
Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:
*Has Presets
*Has Presets
**'''<Check This>
**'''<Check This>
*Num Presets
*Num Presets
**'''8
**'''4
*Has Home Preset
*Has Home Preset
**'''<Check This>
**'''<Don't Check This>
*Can Set Presets
*Can Set Presets
**'''<Check This>
**'''<Don't Check This>
----
----


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== Using the control in ZM ==
== Using the control in ZM ==
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.   
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.   


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.
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.


The Center X centers the camera.
Clicking one switches the web video output to that input connector.


== Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==
== Other nifty commands implemented in the control ==


Since I wanted to make the camera play nice with Internet Explorer users, I programmed the Power, Wake, and Sleep like so:
It's possible to configure the four inputs as four separate video streams.  I just can't remember right now where I saw that.


Wake - This switches the camera into MJPEG streaming mode, since this is the format ZM can capture video from the camera.
See below for another way to get the IP9100 to produce four separate streams.


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.
== What other people have been up to ==
 
Reset - Same as Sleep mode.
 
'''So, huge note:'''
 
'''You won't get any video in ZM unless you manually set the camera into "JPEG" mode using IE in Windows,'''
 
'''or you PRESS THE "WAKE" BUTTON IN ZM!!!'''
 
 
== Old ==
 
== Where to get it ==
 
== The Control Script ==
 
== How to set it up ==
 
== How to control the video input ==
 
== Other nifty commands in the Control Script ==


== What other people have been up to ==
Modifying the device
Modifying the device
* Serial port & tftp access
* Serial port & tftp access

Revision as of 21:54, 2 December 2007

Product Information

Resolution -True 640x480, 352x288, 320x240, 176x144

http://www.aviosys.com/ip%20video%209100b.htm

Where to get the patches

Here!

How to get the Control Script Ready

Copy the zmcontrol-IP9100.pl file to /usr/local/bin.

Make it executable. You might need to be root to do that:

Chmod +x /usr/local/bin/zmcontrol-IP9100.pl.

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.

The default line looks something like:

my $address = "192.168.1.116"

Replace the IP (192.168.1.116) with the configured IP of your device.

Remember to save the file.

Setting Up The Camera In ZM

<Unfinished>

Setting up the control in ZM

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.

Now click on the "Control" Tab. Put a check mark in "Controllable".

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".

Before you can use this new control script you downloaded, you have to create an entry for it by clicking on "Edit".

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.

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:

In the first Tab, "Main", enter the following values.

  • Name
    • IP9100
  • Type
    • Pulldown <Remote>
  • Command
    • zmcontrol-IP9100.pl
  • Can Wake
    • <Don't Check This>
  • Can Sleep
    • <Don't Check This>
  • Can Reset
    • <Don't Check This>

For the tabs Move, Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, White, and Iris:

All of the checkboxes and text boxes should be UnChecked and Blank

Click on the "Presets" Tab, and enter the following:

  • Has Presets
    • <Check This>
  • Num Presets
    • 4
  • Has Home Preset
    • <Don't Check This>
  • Can Set Presets
    • <Don't Check This>

Don't forget to Click Save!!!

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...

Using the control in ZM

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.

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.

Clicking one switches the web video output to that input connector.

Other nifty commands implemented in the control

It's possible to configure the four inputs as four separate video streams. I just can't remember right now where I saw that.

See below for another way to get the IP9100 to produce four separate streams.

What other people have been up to

Modifying the device

  • Serial port & tftp access

Modifying the firmware

  • Internal round Robin simulating 4 simultaneous inputs.

Modifying the internal control program

  • YOICS

Eavesdropping on ActiveX network traffic

  • Other functions people have discovered
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