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API of HTTP Protocol Specification

V2.63
2018-11-27
Cybersecurity Recommendations
Mandatory actions to be taken towards cybersecurity
1. Change Passwords and Use Strong Passwords:
The number one reason systems get "hacked" is due to having weak or default passwords. It is
recommended to change default passwords immediately and choose a strong password whenever
possible. A strong password should be made up of at least 8 characters and a combination of special
characters, numbers, and upper and lower case letters.
2. Update Firmware
As is standard procedure in the tech-industry, we recommend keeping NVR, DVR, and IP camera
firmware up-to-date to ensure the system is current with the latest security patches and fixes.
"Nice to have" recommendations to improve your network security
1. Change Passwords Regularly
Regularly change the credentials to your devices to help ensure that only authorized users are able to
access the system.
2. Change Default HTTP and TCP Ports:
● Change default HTTP and TCP ports for systems. These are the two ports used to communicate and
to view video feeds remotely.
● These ports can be changed to any set of numbers between 1025-65535. Avoiding the default ports
reduces the risk of outsiders being able to guess which ports you are using.
3. Enable HTTPS/SSL:
Set up an SSL Certificate to enable HTTPS. This will encrypt all communication between your devices
and recorder.
4. Enable IP Filter:
Enabling your IP filter will prevent everyone, except those with specified IP addresses, from accessing
the system.
5. Change ONVIF Password:
On older IP Camera firmware, the ONVIF password does not change when you change the system's
credentials. You will need to either update the camera's firmware to the latest revision or manually
change the ONVIF password.
6. Forward Only Ports You Need:
● Only forward the HTTP and TCP ports that you need to use. Do not forward a huge range of numbers
to the device. Do not DMZ the device's IP address.
● You do not need to forward any ports for individual cameras if they are all connected to a recorder on
site; just the NVR is needed.
7. Limit Features of Guest Accounts:
If your system is set up for multiple users, ensure that each user only has rights to features and functions
they need to use to perform their job.
8. UPnP:

Cybersecurity Recommendations I
● UPnP will automatically try to forward ports in your router or modem. Normally this would be a good
thing. However, if your system automatically forwards the ports and you leave the credentials defaulted,
you may end up with unwanted visitors.
● If you manually forwarded the HTTP and TCP ports in your router/modem, this feature should be
turned off regardless. Disabling UPnP is recommended when the function is not used in real
applications.
9. SNMP:
Disable SNMP if you are not using it. If you are using SNMP, you should do so only temporarily, for
tracing and testing purposes only.
10. Multicast:
Multicast is used to share video streams between two recorders. Currently there are no known issues
involving Multicast, but if you are not using this feature, deactivation can enhance your network security.
11. Check the Log:
If you suspect that someone has gained unauthorized access to your system, you can check the system
log. The system log will show you which IP addresses were used to login to your system and what was
accessed.
12. Physically Lock Down the Device:
Ideally, you want to prevent any unauthorized physical access to your system. The best way to achieve
this is to install the recorder in a lockbox, locking server rack, or in a room that is behind a lock and key.
13. Connect IP Cameras to the PoE Ports on the Back of an NVR:
Cameras connected to the PoE ports on the back of an NVR are isolated from the outside world and
cannot be accessed directly.
14. Isolate NVR and IP Camera Network
The network your NVR and IP camera resides on should not be the same network as your public
computer network. This will prevent any visitors or unwanted guests from getting access to the same
network the security system needs in order to function properly.

Cybersecurity Recommendations II
Foreword

Purpose

Welcome to use API of HTTP protocol specification.

Reader

 API software development engineers


 Project managers
 Product managers

Safety Instructions

The following categorized signal words with defined meaning might appear in the Manual.
Signal Words Meaning

Indicates a high potential hazard which, if not avoided, will result


DANGER in death or serious injury.

Indicates a medium or low potential hazard which, if not avoided,


WARNING could result in slight or moderate injury.

Indicates a potential risk which, if not avoided, could result in


property damage, data loss, lower performance, or unpredictable
CAUTION
result.

TIPS Provides methods to help you solve a problem or save you time.

Provides additional information as the emphasis and supplement


NOTE
to the text.

Revision History

No. Version Revision Content Release Time


1 V2.40 Based on the old version. August 8, 2018

2 V2.60 Add find media file with TrafficCar info. September 12, 2018

3 V2.61 Add the "16 AI APIs " chapter. October 24, 2018
4 V2.62 Add find media files with NonMotor info November 06, 2018
Add close door and access control custom
5 V2.63 November 27, 2018
password

Privacy Protection Notice

Foreword III
As the device user or data controller, you might collect personal data of other such as face,
fingerprints, car plate number, Email address, phone number, GPS and so on. You need to be
in compliance with the local privacy protection laws and regulations to protect the legitimate
rights and interests of other people by implementing measures include but not limited to:
providing clear and visible identification to inform data subject the existence of surveillance
area and providing related contact.

About the Manual

 The Manual is for reference only. If there is inconsistency between the Manual and the
actual product, the actual product shall prevail.
 We are not liable for any loss caused by the operations that do not comply with the Manual.
 The Manual would be updated according to the latest laws and regulations of related
regions. For detailed information, see the paper manual, CD-ROM, QR code or our official
website. If there is inconsistency between paper manual and the electronic version, the
electronic version shall prevail.
 All the designs and software are subject to change without prior written notice. The product
updates might cause some differences between the actual product and the Manual. Please
contact the customer service for the latest program and supplementary documentation.
 There still might be deviation in technical data, functions and operations description, or
errors in print. If there is any doubt or dispute, please refer to our final explanation.
 Upgrade the reader software or try other mainstream reader software if the Manual (in PDF
format) cannot be opened.
 All trademarks, registered trademarks and the company names in the Manual are the
properties of their respective owners.
 Please visit our website, contact the supplier or customer service if there is any problem
occurred when using the device.
 If there is any uncertainty or controversy, please refer to our final explanation.

Foreword IV
Table of Contents
Cybersecurity Recommendations ........................................................................................................... I
Foreword .................................................................................................................................................. III
1 Overview ................................................................................................................................................. 1
2 References........................................................................................................................................... 2
3 Definitions ........................................................................................................................................... 3
3.1 Abbreviations................................................................................................................................. 3
3.2 Syntax Convention ........................................................................................................................ 3
3.3 API Request Format...................................................................................................................... 3
3.4 Server Response Format .............................................................................................................. 4
3.5 Authentication................................................................................................................................ 5
4 General APIs........................................................................................................................................ 7
4.1 APIs of RTSP ................................................................................................................................ 7
4.1.1 Get Real-Time Stream ........................................................................................................ 7
4.1.2 Get Playback Stream .......................................................................................................... 7
4.1.3 Get File Stream ................................................................................................................... 7
4.2 Get MJPG Stream ......................................................................................................................... 8
4.3 Audio ............................................................................................................................................. 8
4.3.1 Get Audio Input Channel Numbers..................................................................................... 8
4.3.2 Get Audio Output Channel Numbers .................................................................................. 9
4.3.3 Post Audio Stream .............................................................................................................. 9
4.3.4 Get Audio Stream.............................................................................................................. 10
4.4 Snapshot ......................................................................................................................................11
4.4.1 Snap...................................................................................................................................11
4.4.2 Get a Snapshot ................................................................................................................. 13
4.4.3 Subscribe to Snapshot ..................................................................................................... 13
4.5 Video Attributes ........................................................................................................................... 14
4.5.1 Get Max Extra Stream Numbers ...................................................................................... 14
4.5.2 Video Color Config............................................................................................................ 15
4.5.3 Get Encode Capability ...................................................................................................... 16
4.5.4 Get Encode Config Capability .......................................................................................... 16
4.5.5 Encode of Media ............................................................................................................... 19
4.5.6 Encode of Region Interested ............................................................................................ 24
4.5.7 Channel Title ..................................................................................................................... 25
4.5.8 Get Video Input Channels Device Supported .................................................................. 25
4.5.9 Get Video Output Channels Device Supported ................................................................ 26
4.5.10 Get Max Remote Input Channels ................................................................................... 26
4.5.11 Video Standard................................................................................................................ 26
4.5.12 Video Widget................................................................................................................... 27
4.5.13 Get Video Input Capability .............................................................................................. 30
4.5.14 Adjust Focus ................................................................................................................... 33
4.5.15 Adjust Focus Continuously ............................................................................................. 33

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4.5.16 Auto Focus ...................................................................................................................... 34
4.5.17 Get Focus Status ............................................................................................................ 34
4.5.18 Get Coordinates of Current Window .............................................................................. 34
4.5.19 Set Coordinates of Current Window ............................................................................... 35
4.5.20 Video in Options ............................................................................................................. 35
4.5.21 Video Out ........................................................................................................................ 44
4.5.22 Smart Code ..................................................................................................................... 45
4.6 System ........................................................................................................................................ 46
4.6.1 General ............................................................................................................................. 46
4.6.2 Get Current Time .............................................................................................................. 47
4.6.3 Set Current Time............................................................................................................... 47
4.6.4 Locales.............................................................................................................................. 47
4.6.5 Get Language Capability .................................................................................................. 49
4.6.6 Language .......................................................................................................................... 50
4.6.7 Get Client Access Filter .................................................................................................... 50
4.6.8 Auto Maintain .................................................................................................................... 51
4.6.9 Holiday Management ........................................................................................................ 52
4.6.10 Get Device Type ............................................................................................................. 53
4.6.11 Get Hardware Version..................................................................................................... 53
4.6.12 Get Serial Number of Device .......................................................................................... 54
4.6.13 Get Machine Name ......................................................................................................... 54
4.6.14 Get System Information .................................................................................................. 54
4.6.15 Get Vendor Information .................................................................................................. 54
4.6.16 Get Software Information................................................................................................ 55
4.6.17 Get Version of Onvif ....................................................................................................... 55
4.6.18 Get Version of HTTP API ................................................................................................ 55
4.6.19 Get Device Class ............................................................................................................ 55
4.6.20 Onvif Service Authorization ............................................................................................ 56
4.6.21 Backup of Config ............................................................................................................ 56
4.6.22 Restore the Config .......................................................................................................... 57
4.6.23 Restore except the Config .............................................................................................. 57
4.6.24 Reboot ............................................................................................................................ 57
4.6.25 Shutdown ........................................................................................................................ 57
4.6.26 FactoryReset .................................................................................................................. 58
4.6.27 Get Tracing Code of Device ........................................................................................... 58
4.7 Network ....................................................................................................................................... 58
4.7.1 Get Network Interfaces ..................................................................................................... 58
4.7.2 Network Basic Config ....................................................................................................... 59
4.7.3 PPPoE .............................................................................................................................. 60
4.7.4 DDNS ................................................................................................................................ 61
4.7.5 Email ................................................................................................................................. 62
4.7.6 WLan................................................................................................................................. 64
4.7.7 Scan Wlan Devices........................................................................................................... 65
4.7.8 UPnP................................................................................................................................. 65
4.7.9 Get UPnP Status ............................................................................................................... 66
4.7.10 NTP ................................................................................................................................. 67
4.7.11 RTSP ............................................................................................................................... 67

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4.7.12 Alarm Server ................................................................................................................... 68
4.8 Motion Detection ......................................................................................................................... 69
4.8.1 Motion Detection Settings................................................................................................. 69
4.9 Event ........................................................................................................................................... 74
4.9.1 Event Handler ................................................................................................................... 74
4.9.2 Alarm Event ...................................................................................................................... 78
4.9.3 Alarm Out .......................................................................................................................... 79
4.9.4 Get Alarm Input Channels ................................................................................................ 80
4.9.5 Get Alarm Output Channels.............................................................................................. 80
4.9.6 Get States of Alarm Input Channels ................................................................................. 80
4.9.7 Get States of Alarm Output Channels .............................................................................. 81
4.9.8 Video Blind Event ............................................................................................................. 81
4.9.9 Video Loss Event .............................................................................................................. 82
4.9.10 Login Failure Event ......................................................................................................... 83
4.9.11 Storage Not Exist Event .................................................................................................. 83
4.9.12 Storage Access Failure Event ........................................................................................ 84
4.9.13 Storage Low Space Event .............................................................................................. 85
4.9.14 Net Abort Event............................................................................................................... 85
4.9.15 IP Conflict Event ............................................................................................................. 86
4.9.16 Get Channels Event Happened ...................................................................................... 87
4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message .......................................................................................... 87
4.9.18 Get Capability of Event Management............................................................................. 94
4.9.19 NetAlarm ......................................................................................................................... 95
4.9.20 GetSupportedEvents ...................................................................................................... 95
4.10 PTZ............................................................................................................................................ 95
4.10.1 PTZ Config ...................................................................................................................... 95
4.10.2 Get PTZ Protocol List ..................................................................................................... 97
4.10.3 Get PTZ Capability of Current Protocol .......................................................................... 97
4.10.4 Get PTZ Status ............................................................................................................... 98
4.10.5 PTZ Control .................................................................................................................... 99
4.10.6 Preset............................................................................................................................ 102
4.10.7 Tour ............................................................................................................................... 103
4.10.8 Scan .............................................................................................................................. 105
4.10.9 Pattern .......................................................................................................................... 106
4.10.10 Pan.............................................................................................................................. 107
4.10.11 PTZ Auto Movement ................................................................................................... 108
4.10.12 PTZ Restart ................................................................................................................ 109
4.10.13 PTZ Reset ....................................................................................................................110
4.10.14 OSD Menu ...................................................................................................................110
4.11 Record ...................................................................................................................................... 111
4.11.1 Get Capability of Recording ........................................................................................... 111
4.11.2 Record Config ................................................................................................................112
4.11.3 Record Mode..................................................................................................................113
4.11.4 Media Global ..................................................................................................................114
4.11.5 Find Media Files.............................................................................................................114
4.11.6 Find media files with FaceDetection info .......................................................................117
4.11.7 Find media files with FaceRecognition info ...................................................................119

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4.11.8 Find media files with HumanTrait info........................................................................... 123
4.11.9 Find media files with TrafficCar info .............................................................................. 126
4.11.10 Find media files with IVS info...................................................................................... 129
4.11.11 Find media files with NonMotor info ............................................................................ 131
4.11.12 Download Media File with the File Name ................................................................... 133
4.11.13 Download Media File between Times ......................................................................... 134
4.12 User management .................................................................................................................. 134
4.12.1 Get Information of a Particular User ............................................................................. 134
4.12.2 Get Information of All Users.......................................................................................... 135
4.12.3 Get Information of All Active Users ............................................................................... 135
4.12.4 Get Information of a Particular Group .......................................................................... 135
4.12.5 Get Information of All Groups ....................................................................................... 136
4.12.6 Add a New User ............................................................................................................ 136
4.12.7 Delete a User ................................................................................................................ 136
4.12.8 Modify User Information ............................................................................................... 137
4.12.9 Modify User's Password ............................................................................................... 137
4.13 Log .......................................................................................................................................... 137
4.13.1 Find Logs ...................................................................................................................... 137
4.13.2 Clear All the Logs.......................................................................................................... 139
4.13.3 Backup Logs ................................................................................................................. 139
4.14 Upgrader ................................................................................................................................. 140
4.14.1 Strat to Upgrade............................................................................................................ 140
4.14.2 Get Upgrade State ........................................................................................................ 140
5 SD Camera APIs ................................................................................................................................ 141
5.1 Video Attributes ......................................................................................................................... 141
5.1.1 Video in Focus ................................................................................................................ 141
5.1.2 Video in Zoom ................................................................................................................. 142
5.1.3 Video in Sharpness......................................................................................................... 143
5.1.4 Video in Mode ................................................................................................................. 144
5.1.5 Video in Day Night Mode Shift........................................................................................ 146
5.1.6 Lighting ........................................................................................................................... 147
5.2 Wiper ......................................................................................................................................... 149
5.2.1 Move Continuously ......................................................................................................... 149
5.2.2 Stop Move ....................................................................................................................... 149
5.2.3 Move Once...................................................................................................................... 149
6 Storage APIs ...................................................................................................................................... 150
6.1 Storage Devices ........................................................................................................................ 150
6.1.1 Get Hard Disk Information .............................................................................................. 150
6.1.2 Get All the Names of Storage Devices ........................................................................... 150
6.1.3 Get Storage Device Information ..................................................................................... 150
6.1.4 Get Storage Capability .................................................................................................... 151
6.1.5 Format Camera SD-Card ............................................................................................... 151
6.2 NAS ........................................................................................................................................... 151
6.2.1 NAS Information ............................................................................................................. 151
6.3 Storage Point............................................................................................................................. 152
6.3.1 Record Storage Point ..................................................................................................... 152
6.3.2 Storage Group ................................................................................................................ 154

Table of Contents VIII


6.4 SDEncrypt ................................................................................................................................. 155
6.4.1 Encrypt SD Card ............................................................................................................. 155
6.4.2 Decrypt SD Card............................................................................................................. 155
6.4.3 Clear SD Card Password ............................................................................................... 156
6.4.4 Modify SD Card Password ............................................................................................. 156
6.4.5 Get SD Card Operate Error Policy ................................................................................. 156
6.4.6 Storage Health Alarm Settings ....................................................................................... 157
7 Display APIs ..................................................................................................................................... 158
7.1 GUI ............................................................................................................................................ 158
7.1.1 GUISet ............................................................................................................................ 158
7.2 Split Screen ............................................................................................................................... 159
7.2.1 Split Screen Mode........................................................................................................... 159
7.3 Moniter Tour .............................................................................................................................. 160
7.3.1 Moniter Tour .................................................................................................................... 160
7.3.2 Enable Tour ..................................................................................................................... 161
7.3.3 Monitor Collection ........................................................................................................... 161
8 Video Analyse APIs ........................................................................................................................... 163
8.1 Video Analyse ........................................................................................................................... 163
8.1.1 Get Video Analyse Capability ......................................................................................... 163
8.1.2 Video Analyse Global...................................................................................................... 164
8.1.3 Video Analyse Rule......................................................................................................... 165
8.2 Number of People ..................................................................................................................... 167
8.2.1 Video Widget Number Status ......................................................................................... 167
8.2.2 Get Heat MapInformation ............................................................................................... 168
8.3 FishEye ..................................................................................................................................... 169
8.3.1 Get FishEye Capability ................................................................................................... 169
8.3.2 FishEye Setting............................................................................................................... 170
8.4 CrowdDistriMap......................................................................................................................... 170
8.4.1 Get Channel Caps .......................................................................................................... 170
8.4.2 Subscribe to Realtime Crowd Stat .................................................................................. 171
8.4.3 Get Current Crowd Stat .................................................................................................. 172
9 Intelligent Traffic APIs ....................................................................................................................... 174
9.1 Traffic Snap ............................................................................................................................... 174
9.1.1 Get the Specific Parking Space Status ........................................................................... 174
9.1.2 Open Strobe.................................................................................................................... 174
9.1.3 Open/Close Unlicensed Vehicle Detection ..................................................................... 175
9.1.4 Snap................................................................................................................................ 175
9.2 Traffic Parking ........................................................................................................................... 176
9.2.1 Get All Status of Parking Spaces .................................................................................... 176
9.2.2 Parking Space Light State .............................................................................................. 176
9.2.3 Set Order State ............................................................................................................... 178
9.2.4 Set Light State ................................................................................................................ 178
9.2.5 [Config] Parking Space Access Filter Setting ................................................................. 178
9.2.6 Set OverLine State.......................................................................................................... 179
9.3 Traffic Record Import Export ..................................................................................................... 180
9.3.1 Traffic BlackList ............................................................................................................... 180
9.3.2 Traffic Flow...................................................................................................................... 180

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10 Thermography and Radiometry APIs ............................................................................................ 182
10.1 Thermography Manager ......................................................................................................... 182
10.1.1 Get Capability of Thermography................................................................................... 182
10.1.2 Thermography Options ................................................................................................. 183
10.1.3 Get ExternSystem Information ..................................................................................... 185
10.1.4 Get Information of Preset Mode ................................................................................... 185
10.1.5 Get Optimized Region Information ............................................................................... 186
10.1.6 Enable Shutter .............................................................................................................. 186
10.1.7 Fix Focus ...................................................................................................................... 187
10.1.8 Do Flat Field Correction................................................................................................ 187
10.2 Radiometry .............................................................................................................................. 187
10.2.1 Get Capability of Radiometry........................................................................................ 187
10.2.2 Heat Image Thermometry............................................................................................. 188
10.2.3 Thermometry Rule ........................................................................................................ 190
10.2.4 Heat Image Temper Event ............................................................................................ 192
10.2.5 Get Temperature of Particular Point ............................................................................. 193
10.2.6 Get Temperature of Particular Condition ...................................................................... 193
10.2.7 Query Temperature Information.................................................................................... 194
10.2.8 Subscribe to Temperature Information ......................................................................... 195
10.2.9 Subscribe to Radiometry Data...................................................................................... 196
10.2.10 To Fetch Radiometry Data .......................................................................................... 197
10.2.11 Get FireWarning Config .............................................................................................. 197
10.2.12 Set FireWarning Config .............................................................................................. 198
10.2.13 Get FireWarningMode Config ..................................................................................... 198
10.2.14 Set FireWarningMode Config ..................................................................................... 199
11 Access Control APIs ...................................................................................................................... 200
11.1 Door ......................................................................................................................................... 200
11.1.1 Open Door..................................................................................................................... 200
11.1.2 Get Door Status ............................................................................................................ 200
12 Intelligent Building APIs ................................................................................................................. 207
12.1 Video Talk ................................................................................................................................ 207
12.1.1 Subscribe Video Talk Status ......................................................................................... 207
12.1.2 Unsubscribe Video Talk Status ..................................................................................... 207
12.1.3 Invite Server on Video Talk ........................................................................................... 208
12.1.4 Cancel the Video Talk ................................................................................................... 208
12.1.5 Answer the Invitation..................................................................................................... 208
12.1.6 Refuse to Answer the Video Talk Invitation .................................................................. 209
12.1.7 Hang Up ........................................................................................................................ 209
12.2 Video Talk Log......................................................................................................................... 209
12.2.1 Query Video Talk Log ................................................................................................... 209
12.3 Announcement Record ........................................................................................................... 210
12.3.1 Insert Record ................................................................................................................ 210
12.4 Alarm Record .......................................................................................................................... 210
12.4.1 Query Alarm Record ..................................................................................................... 210
13 DVR Custom APIs............................................................................................................................ 212
13.1 File Finder ............................................................................................................................... 212
13.1.1 Create a File Finder ...................................................................................................... 212

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13.1.2 Create a Motion File Finder .......................................................................................... 213
13.1.3 Get the File Information Found by the Finder .............................................................. 214
13.1.4 Stop the Finder ............................................................................................................. 214
13.1.5 Get Bound Files ............................................................................................................ 215
13.2 BandLimit ................................................................................................................................ 215
13.2.1 Get Bandwidth Limit State ............................................................................................ 215
13.3 Record Files Protection........................................................................................................... 216
13.3.1 Add Protection .............................................................................................................. 216
13.3.2 Cancel Protection ......................................................................................................... 216
13.3.3 Remove Protection ....................................................................................................... 217
13.4 Get Daylight ............................................................................................................................ 217
14 Comm .............................................................................................................................................. 218
14.1 Coaxial Control IO ................................................................................................................... 218
14.1.1 Control White Light or Speaker .................................................................................... 218
14.2 Pir Alarm .................................................................................................................................. 218
14.2.1 Configure Pir Parameter ............................................................................................... 218
15 Other APIs ...................................................................................................................................... 223
15.1 Discover Devices .................................................................................................................... 223
15.1.1 Discover Devices on Internet........................................................................................ 223
15.2 Flashlight ................................................................................................................................. 223
15.2.1 Flashlight Config ........................................................................................................... 223
15.3 Open Platform ......................................................................................................................... 225
15.3.1 Application Start and Stop............................................................................................. 225
16 AI APIs .............................................................................................................................................. 226
16.1 Video Analyse APIs ................................................................................................................. 226
16.1.1 People Counting ........................................................................................................... 226
16.1.2 FaceRecognitionServer ................................................................................................ 233
16.1.3 Video Analyse Event ..................................................................................................... 255
16.2 Intelligent Traffic APIs ............................................................................................................. 261
16.2.1 Traffic Record ............................................................................................................... 261
16.2.2 Intelligent Traffic Event ................................................................................................. 264
16.2.3 Traffic Flow.................................................................................................................... 269
16.3 Access Control APIs................................................................................................................ 271
16.3.1 Access User .................................................................................................................. 271
16.3.2 Access control............................................................................................................... 286

Table of Contents XI
1 Overview
This document specifies the HTTP-based application programming interface of video products.
The HTTP-based interface provides the functionality for requesting snapshot and media stream,
controlling camera functions (for example, PTZ and focus), and getting and setting internal
parameter values.
The video products serve as a server. The client sends requests to server, and then server
handles requests and returns resources accordingly.

Overview 1
[1].RFC 2616 Hypertext Transfer Protocol-HTTP/1.1
2 References

[2].RFC 2396 Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI): Generic Syntax and Semantics
[3].RFC 2617 HTTP Authentication: Basic and Digest Access Authentication
[4].RFC 3986: Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI) Generic Syntax

References 2
3 Definitions
3.1 Abbreviations
The following abbreviations are used throughout this document.
Application Programming Interface. In the document, it especially presents
API
application programming interface of video products.

3.2 Syntax Convention


 In URL syntax and in descriptions of API parameters, text in italic within angle brackets
denotes content that should be replaced with either a value or a string. When replacing the
text string, the angle brackets must also be replaced. For example, <server> in URL syntax
is replaced with the IP number of server, e.g., [Link].
 String shown in bold face denotes a brief explanatory note of the string close to it.
 Name-value pair in square brackets denotes content that is optional. For example,
"http ://<server>/cgi-bin/[Link][?channel=1]" can be like this
"http ://<server>/cgi-bin/[Link]".
 The API syntax must follow the standard of URI. (RFC 3986: Uniform Resource Identifiers
(URI) Generic Syntax); that is, spaces and other reserved characters (e.g, ":", "/", "?", "@",
";", "=", "+", ",", "$", "&") within a name-value pair should be replaced with %< ASCII hex>.
For example, the blank should be replaced with %20.
 To describe the range of a variable, we use some symbols such as "[]" and "{}". For
example, "[0-100]" denotes an integer not less than 0 and not larger than 100. "{0, 1, 2, 3}"
denotes the valid value of an integer among 0, 1, 2 and 3.
 "[]" following a string denotes an array. The index is an integer and starts from 0. For
example, "Snap[channel] " may be "Snap[0] ".
 The variable may be different types: string, integer, bool or float. Integer is 32 bits. The
range of bool is "true" and "false."
 "R/O"in parameters means this parameter is required or not, "R"means required,
"O"means optional.

3.3 API Request Format


This section defines the syntax and semantics for APIs.

<protocol> ://<server><abs_path> [?query]

protocol: URL scheme for the particular request. The http and https protocols are both
supported in this specification. So "http", as most of the APIs' default protocol except several
RTSP APIs, can be replaced by "https".
server: Server could be "hostname[: port] ". The hostname can be IP address or the fully
qualified domain name of an IP device. The port is the port number of server listening for TCP
connections. If the port is not given, the default port is assumed. For HTTP, the default port is
80. For HTTPS, the default port is 443.

Definitions 3
abs_path: The Request-URI for the resources is abs_path. The abs_path in this specification is
most often of the form "/cgi-bin/*.cgi".
query: The query field is a string of information to be interpreted by the resource. It consists of
resource-related parameters. And it must be listed in name-value pair syntax
(p1=v1&p2=v2&…&pn=vn).
For example: [Link]

3.4 Server Response Format


The server uses the standard HTTP status codes.
Return:
HTTP/1.1 <HTTP code> <HTTP text>\r\n
With the following HTTP code and meanings

Table 3-1
HTTP code HTTP text Description
The request has succeeded. The requested
200 OK
resource will be returned in the HTTP text.
The request had bad syntax or was inherently
400 Bad Request
impossible to be satisfied.
The request requires user authentication or the
401 Unauthorized
authorization has been refused.
The user does not have the right to access the
403 Forbidden
service.
The server has not found anything matching the
404 Not Found
request.
The server encountered an unexpected condition
500 Internal Server Error
that prevented it from fulfilling the request.
501 Not Implemented The server has not implemented the service.
If the HTTP code is 200, means the API execute success, and the response data in http body
( maybe multipart ) can be a multiline key=value data, or a json object, or just a line with a word
"OK".
Example: success respose with multiline key=value
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: xxx
Content-Length: <length>

[Link]=0.5
[Link]=0.5

Example: success respose with a word "OK"
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: xxx
Content-Length: <length>

OK

Definitions 4
If the HTTP code is not 200, means the API execute failed, and the response data in http body
maybe empty, or just two line, first line is a word "Error"to indicate error happened, the second
line contain error detail.
Example: request does not fit with syntax.
HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
Server: xxxx
Example: Request spells wrong.
HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
Server: xxx
Content-Length: <length>

Error
Bad Request!
Example: If the request fits with syntax but an error occurs while the server handles it, the
response would like this:
HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error
Server: xxx
Content-Length: <length>

Error
Internal Server Error!

3.5 Authentication
Video products support either basic authentication or digest authentication, see RFC 2617 for
detail. If the http request sent by client does not provide valid "Authorization" header information,
video products would return HTTP status code 401 and some information for authentication,
then client should calculate authentication information according RFC 2617, and sent request
again with authentication information using “Authorization” header. Video products return the
required resource only if authorization information correct.
For example:
1. When basic authentication fails, response is:
HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized
WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="XXXXXX"
The client encodes the username and password with base64, and then sends it to server. A
valid Authorization like this:
Authorization: Basic VXZVXZ
2. When digest authentication fails, response is:
HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized
WWW-Authenticate: Digest realm="DH_00408CA5EA04",
nonce="000562fdY631973ef04f77a3ede7c1832ff48720ef95ad", stale=FALSE, qop="auth"
The client calculates the digest authorization using information like username, password, nonce,
HTTP method and URI with MD5, and then sends it to server.
For example:

Definitions 5
Authorization: Digest username="admin", realm="DH_00408CA5EA04", nc=00000001,
cnonce="0a4f113b", qop="auth",
nonce="000562fdY631973ef04f77a3ede7c1832ff48720ef95ad",
uri="/cgi-bin/[Link]?action=getLanguageCaps",
response="65002de02df697e946b750590b44f8bf"

Definitions 6
4 General APIs
The requests specified in this section are supported by all video products.

4.1 APIs of RTSP

4.1.1 Get Real-Time Stream


Table 4-1
rtsp://<username>:<password>@<ip>:<port>/cam/realmonitor?channel=<ChannelNo
Syntax
>&subtype=<typeNo>
Description Get real-time media stream.
We request the extra stream 1 of channel 1, the URL is:
Example
rtsp://admin:admin@[Link]:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1
Success
media stream data
Return
<username>: a valid user name.
<password>: user's password.
< ip>: the IP address of the video product.
<port >: the default port is 554. It can be omitted.
<ChannelNo>: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment <typeNo>: the stream type. The <typeNo> of main stream is 0, extra stream 1 is 1, extra
stream 2 is 2. The extra stream counts can be obtained in "4.5.1 Get Max Extra Stream
Numbers". If the stream does not exist or not enabled, response will be error.
The IP Camera supports both TCP and UDP transmission forms.
It also supplies basic authentication and digest authentication ways. The authentication
process is similar with "3.5 Authentication".

4.1.2 Get Playback Stream


Table 4-2
rtsp://<username>:<password>@<ip>:<port>/cam/playback?channel=<ChannelNo>
Syntax
&starttime=<starttime>&endtime=<endtime>
Description Get playback media stream.
rtsp://admin:admin@[Link]:554/cam/playback?channel=1&starttime=2012_09_1
Example
5_12_37_05&endtime=2012_09_15_18_34_14
Success
media stream data
Return
It's similar with "4.1.1 Get Real-Time Stream". Except there are parameters "starttime"
Comment
and "endtime".

4.1.3 Get File Stream


Table 4-3

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Syntax rtsp://<username>:<password>@<ip>:<port>/<filename>
Description Get specific file stream.
rtsp://admin:admin@[Link]:554//mnt/sd/2015-09-16/001/dav/20/20.32.08-20.32.
Example
28[M][0@0][0].dav
Success
media stream data
Return
It's similar with "4.1.1 Get Real-Time Stream".
Comment
filename: absolute path.

4.2 Get MJPG Stream


Table 4-4
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get a video stream encoded by mjpg.
To get a video stream of channel 1, main stream, the URL can be
Example [Link] or
[Link]
Video stream encoded by MJPG.
For example:
HTTP Code: 200 OK
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
Body:
Success
--<boundary>
Return
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length:<image size>

<JPEG image data>


--<boundary>
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1, default 1 if not specified.
typeNo: the stream type, default 0 if not specified. It can be the following value:
Comment 0-Main Stream
1-Extra Stream 1
2-Extra Stream 2

4.3 Audio

4.3.1 Get Audio Input Channel Numbers


Table 4-5
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get audio input channel number.
Example [Link]
Success
result=1
Return

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Comment Above response means there are 2 audio input channels.

4.3.2 Get Audio Output Channel Numbers


Table 4-6
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get audio output channel number.
Example [Link]
Success
result=1
Return
Comment Above response means there are 2 audio output channels.

4.3.3 Post Audio Stream


Table 4-7
[Link]
Syntax
<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method POST
Description Post audio.
Example for single part
The URL of transmit a single part, channel 1 audio stream(encoded with G.711 A-law)
is:
[Link]
1
example:
POST /cgi-bin/[Link]?action=postAudio&httptype=singlepart&channel=1 HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: Audio/G.711A
Content-Length: 9999999

<Audio data>
<Audio data>

Example Example for multipart


The URL of transmit a multipart, channel 1 audio stream(encoded with G.711 A-law) is:
[Link]
1

example:
POST /cgi-bin/[Link]?action=postAudio&httptype=multipart&channel=1 HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
--<boundary>
Content-Type: Audio/G.711A
Content-Length: 800

<Audio data>
--<boundary>

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Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.

Appendix A: Parameters in URL

ParamName ParamValue type Description


singlepart: HTTP content is a continuous flow of audio packets
httptype string multipart: HTTP content type is multipart/x-mixed-replace, and
each audio packet ends with a boundary string
channel integer The audio channel index which starts from 1.

Appendix B: Audio Encode Type

MIME Description
Audio/PCM PCM
Audio/ADPCM ADPCM
Audio/G.711A G.711 A Law
Audio/G.711Mu G.711 Mu Law
Audio/G.726 G.726
Audio/G.729 G.729
Audio/MPEG2 MPEG2
Audio/AMR AMR
Audio/AAC AAC

4.3.4 Get Audio Stream


Table 4-8
[Link]
Syntax
paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Get audio.
Example for single part
The URL of Request a single part, channel 1 audio stream(encoded with G.711 A-law)
is:
[Link]
1

If the request was successful, the server returns a continuous flow of audio packets.
Example The content type is only set at the beginning of the connection.
Return:
HTTP Code: 200 OK
Content-Type: Audio/G.711A
Body:
<Audio data>
<Audio data>

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Example for multipart
The URL of Request a multipart, channel 1 audio stream(encoded with G.711 A-law) is:
[Link]

If the request was successful, the server returns a continuous flow of audio packets.
The content type is "multipart/x-mixed-replace" and each audio packet ends with a
boundary string.
Return:
HTTP Code: 200 OK
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
--<boundary>
Content-Type: Audio/G.711A
Content-Length: 800

<Audio data>
--<boundary>
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


httptype string singlepart: HTTP content is a continuous flow of audio packets
multipart: HTTP content type is multipart/x-mixed-replace, and
each audio packet ends with a boundary string
channel integer The audio channel index which starts from 1.

4.4 Snapshot

4.4.1 Snap
 Get snap config

Table 4-9
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get snap config.
Example [Link]
[Link][0].HolidayEnable=false
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][0]=6 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
Success [Link][0].TimeSection[0][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
Return [Link][0].TimeSection[0][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][0]=6 00:00:00-23:59:59

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[Link][0].TimeSection[1][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59

Response format:
table. Snap[channelNo].TimeSection[weekday][configNo]=1 00:00:00-23:59:59
channelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
Comment
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
weekday: range is [0—6] (Sunday — Saturday).
configNo: the index of time section config. There are many time sections each day.
 Set snap config

Table 4-10
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set snap config.
[Link]
Example
[0][0]=1%2012:00:00-18:00:00
Success
OK
Return
In table below,
ch: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to video
Comment channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
wd: week day index, range is [0—6] (Sunday — Saturday).
ts: time section index, starts from 0.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


wd (week day) range is [0 — 6] (Sunday —
Saturday)
ts (time section) range is [0 — 23], it's time
section table index.
Format: mask hh:mm:ss-hh:mm:ss
Mask: [0—65535], hh: [0—24], mm: [0—59], ss:
Snap[ch].TimeSection[wd][ts] string
[0—59]
Mask indicates record type by bits:
Bit0: regular snapshot
Bit1: motion detection snapshot
Bit2: alarm snapshot
Bit3: card snapshot

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4.4.2 Get a Snapshot
Table 4-11
Syntax [Link] [Link][?channel=<ChannelNo>]
Method GET
Description Get a snapshot of a video channel.
To get a snapshot of video channel 1, the URL can be
Example [Link] or
[Link]
Success
Image of jpg format.
Return
Comment ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1, default 1 if not specified.

4.4.3 Subscribe to Snapshot


Table 4-12
[Link]
Syntax s=[<eventCode>,<eventCode>...][&channel=<ChannelNo>][&heartbeat=<Heartbeat
>]
Method GET
Description Subscribe pictures when event of code eventCode happens.
[Link]
Example
Events=[VideoMotion%2CVideoLoss]&heartbeat=5
--<boundary>\r\n
Content-Type: text/plain\r\n
Content-Length: <data length>\r\n
Events[0].Code=TrafficJunction
Events[0].CountInGroup=1
Events[0].IndexInGroup=1
Events[0].Lane=1
Events[0].[Link]= 42949485818.0
Events[0].[Link]=Z A12345
Events[0].TrafficCar. DeviceAddress=Hangzhou
Success ……
Return Events[1].Code=TrafficJunction
……
--<boundary>
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length:<image size>
<JPEG image data>
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length:<data length>
Heartbeat
--<boundary>

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ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1, default 1 if not specified.
Heartbeat: integer,range is [1,60],unit is [Link] the URL contains this parameter,
and the value is 5, it means every 5 seconds the device should send the heartbeat
message to the client,the heartbeat meaage is the string "Heartbeat".
eventCode: it can be any one of the standard codes defined in DHIIF.
eventCode includes:
VideoMotion: motion detection event
VideoLoss: video loss detection event
VideoBlind: video blind detection event.
AlarmLocal: alarm detection event.
TrafficJunction: vehicle passing event
TrafficRetrograde: retrograde event
TrafficParking: illegal parking event
TrafficJam: traffic congestion event
TrafficThrow: throw something out of the car event
Comment TrafficPedestrain: pedestrain enter traffic lane(driverway) event
TrafficParkingSpaceParking: a vehicle in the parking space event
TrafficParkingSpaceNoParking: no vehicle in the parking space event
TrafficParkingSpaceOverLine: a vehicle over the parking line event
TrafficManualSnap: manual snapshot event
TrafficSuspiciousCar: when the vehicle is in the blacklist, it wiil produce this event.
FaceRecognition: face recognition event.
Also, the eventCode can be All
All means all kinds of the eventcode.

Parameters in Response:
GroupID: string, the ID of the snapshot event
CountInGroup: integer, the number of the snapshots
IndexInGroup: integer, the index of the snapshots. For example, the CountInGroup is
3, the IndexInGroup is 1,it means there are 3 pictures in this snapshot event, and this is
the first picture.

4.5 Video Attributes

4.5.1 Get Max Extra Stream Numbers


Table 4-13
[Link]
Syntax
am
Method GET
Description Get max extra stream count.
[Link]
Example
raStream
Success
[Link]=1
Return
Comment MaxExtraStream: max extra stream numbers. It can be 1, 2 or 3.

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4.5.2 Video Color Config
 Get video color config

Table 4-14
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video color config.
Example [Link]
Success head. Brightness=50
Return head. Contrast=50
head. Hue=50
head. Saturation=50
head. TimeSection=1 00:00:00-24:00:00
Comment Parameters in Response:
head= [Link][ChannelNo][ColorConfigNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
colorConfigNo: color config index.
0 = Color Config 1
1 = Color Config 2

 Set video color config

Table 4-15
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video color config.
[Link]
Example
htness=50
Success
OK
Return
In table below, head=VideoColor[ChannelNo][ColorConfigNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
Comment colorConfigNo: color config index,
0 = Color Config 1
1 = Color Config 2

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


head.
integer Brightness, range is [0—100]
Brightness
head. Contrast integer Contrast, range is [0—100]
head. Hue integer Hue

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
head.
integer Saturation
Saturation
Effective time for this video color config.
Format is: mask starttime endtime
Mask range is {0, 1}.
Mask 0 —this video config is not effective
Mask 1 —this config is effective
head.
string Starttime/Endtime format like 11:00:00.
TimeSection

Example:
0 01:00:00-02:00:00, means this config is not effective.
1 01:00:00-02:00:00, means this config is effective between
01:00:00 and 02:00:00

4.5.3 Get Encode Capability


Table 4-16
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get encode capabilities.
Example [Link]
Success [Link][0]=1
Return [Link][1]=2
[Link][2]=4
[Link]=SplitSnap
[Link][0].CoverAreaPercent=100
[Link][0].CoverCount=4
[Link][0].LadenBitrate=162201600
[Link][0].MaxCIFPFrameSize=40
[Link][0].MaxExtraStream=1
[Link][0].MinCIFPFrameSize=7
[Link][0].RecordIndividualResolution=true
[Link][0].SupportIndividualResolution=true
[Link][0].TitleCount=4
Comment —

4.5.4 Get Encode Config Capability


Table 4-17
[Link]
Syntax
aramName>=<paramValue>&<paramName>=<paramValue>...]
Method GET
Description Get encode config capabilities.
[Link]
Example
MainFormat[0].[Link]=1920&Encode[0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=1080

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[Link]=448,2560
[Link]=H.264,MJPG
[Link]=25
[Link]=2048 x 1536,1080,SXGA, 1280 x 960,720,D1,CIF
Success [Link]=80,448
Return [Link]=H.264,MJPG
[Link]=25
[Link]=D1,CIF
[Link]=H.264,MJPG
[Link]=2048 x 1536,1080,SXGA, 1280 x 960,720,D1,CIF
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer,video channel index which starts from [Link] is a optional parameter, if
it is not present in the URL, the value of the channelno will be regarded as 1.
The description of <paramName> and <paramValue> is the same as 4.5.5(Set encode
config).
Parameters in Response:
headMain= caps[Channel].MainFormat[RecordType]
headExtra = caps[Channel].ExtraFormat[ExtraStream]
headSnap = caps[Channel].SnapFormat[SnapType]

Channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to video
channel index ChannelNo -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
Comment
RecordType:
0 = regular record
1 = motion detection record
2 = alarm record
ExtraStream:
0 = extra stream 1
1 = extra stream 2
2 = extra stream 3
SnapType:
0 = regular snapshot
1 = motion detection snapshot
2 = alarm snapshot

Appendix A: Encode Config Capabilities

Field in response Value range Description


Before comma is minimum bit rate. (kbps), after comma is
maximum bit rate.(kbps)
BitRateOptions string
BitRateOptions=80,448
80 is the minimum bitrates, 448 is maximum.

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Field in response Value range Description
To video, it contains all supported video compression types,
separated by comma. Range is {MPEG4, MPEG2, MPEG1,
MJPG, H.263, H.264, H.265}.
CompressionTypes string To audio, it contains all supported audio compression types,
separated by comma.
Range is {PCM, ADPCM, G.711A, G.711Mu, G.726, G.729,
MPEG2, AMR}
FPSMax integer Maximum FPS.
It contains all supported video resolutions.
ResolutionTypes string
Range is in below Resolution list.

Appendix B: Video Resolution

Fixed Resolution Name Size in PAL Size in NTSC


"D1" 704 x 576 704 x 480
"HD1" 352 x 576 352 x 480
"BCIF"/"2CIF" 704 x 288 704 x 240
"CIF" 352 x 288 352 x 240
"QCIF" 176 x 144 176 x 120
"NHD" 640 x 360 —
"VGA" 640 x 480 —
"QVGA" 320 x 240 —
"SVCD" 480 x 480 —
"QQVGA" 160 x 128 —
"SVGA" 800 x 592 —
"SVGA1" 800 x 600 —
"WVGA" 800 x 480 —
"FWVGA" 854 x 480 —
"DVGA" 960 x 640 —
"XVGA" 1024 x 768 —
"WXGA" 1280 x 800 —
"WXGA2" 1280 x 768 —
"WXGA3" 1280 x 854 —
"WXGA4" 1366 x 768 —
"SXGA" 1280 x 1024 —
"SXGA+" 1400 x 1050 —
"WSXGA" 1600 x 1024 —
"UXGA" 1600 x 1200 —
"WUXGA" 1920 x 1200 —
"ND1" 240 x 192 —
"720P" 1280 x 720 —
"1080P" 1920 x 1080 —
"QFHD" 3840 x 2160 —
"1_3M", "1280x960" 1280 x 960 (1.3 Mega Pixels) —
"2_5M", "1872x1408" 1872 x 1408 (2.5 Mega Pixels) —
"5M", "3744x1408" 3744 x 1408 (5 Mega Pixels) —

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Fixed Resolution Name Size in PAL Size in NTSC
"3M", "2048x1536" 2048 x 1536 (3 Mega Pixels) —
"5_0M", "2432x2048" 2432 x 2048 (5 Mega Pixels) —
"1_2M", "1216x1024" 1216 x 1024 (1.2 Mega Pixels) —
"1408x1024" 1408 x 1024 (1.5 Mega Pixels) —
"3296x2472" 3296 x 2472 (8 Mega Pixels) —
"5_1M", "2560x1920" 2560 x 1920 (5 Mega Pixels) —
"960H", 960 x 576 960 x 480
"DV720P" 960 x 720 —
"2560x1600" 2560 x 1600 (4 Mega Pixels) —
"2336x1752" 2336 x 1752 (4 Mega Pixels) —
"2592x2048" 2592 x 2048 —
"2448x2048" 2448 x 2048 —
"1920x1440" 1920x1440 —
"2752x2208" 2752x2208 —
"3840x2160" 3840x2160 —
"4096x2160" 4096x2160 —
"3072x2048" 3072x2048 —

Appendix C: Audio Compression Type

Field in response Value range Description


It contains all supported audio compression types, separated by
CompressionTypes string comma. Range is {PCM, ADPCM, G.711A, G.711Mu, G.726,
G.729, MPEG2, AMR}

4.5.5 Encode of Media


 Get encode config

Table 4-18
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video encode config.
Example [Link]
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=64
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=G.711A
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=16
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=8000
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=0
Success
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=DHAV
Return
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].AudioEnable=true
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=1920x1080
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=4096
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=CBR
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=H.264
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=1080P

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[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=18
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=36
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=1080
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=DHAV
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=High
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=4
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=6
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=1
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].[Link]=1920
[Link][0].MainFormat[0].VideoEnable=true
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=64
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=G.711A
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=16
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=8000
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=0
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=DHAV
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].AudioEnable=true
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=1920x1080
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=4096
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=CBR
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=H.264
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=1080P
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=18
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=36
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=1080
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=DHAV
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=High
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=4
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=6
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=1
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].[Link]=1920
[Link][0].MainFormat[1].VideoEnable=true
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=64
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=G.711A
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=16
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=8000
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=0
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=DHAV
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].AudioEnable=true
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=1920x1080
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=4096
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=CBR
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=H.264
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=1080P
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=18

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[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=36
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=1080
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=DHAV
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=High
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=4
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=6
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=1
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].[Link]=1920
[Link][0].MainFormat[2].VideoEnable=true
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=64
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=G.711A
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=16
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=8000
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=0
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=DHAV
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].AudioEnable=true
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=704x576
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=2048
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=VBR
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=H.264
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=25
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=50
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=576
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=DHAV
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=Main
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=4
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=6
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=1
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].[Link]=704
[Link][0].MainFormat[3].VideoEnable=true
[Link][0].ExtraFormat[0].[Link]=64

[Link][0].SnapFormat[0].[Link]=64

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Parameters in Response:
The format of the config is [Link]. The head can be:
headMain= table. Encode[Channel].MainFormat[Type]
headSnap = table. Encode[Channel].SnapFormat[Type]
headExtra =table. Encode[Channel].ExtraFormat[ExtraStream]

Channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to video
channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
Type:
Comment
0 = regular encode
1 = motion detection encode
2 = alarm encode
3= emergency encode
ExtraStream:
0 = extra stream 1
1 = extra stream 2
2 = extra stream 3
The configItems are list as bellow.
 Set encode config

Table 4-19
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>...]
Method GET
Description Set encode config.
[Link]
Example
at[0].[Link]=MPEG4&
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
head=Encode[Channel].MainFormat[RecordType] (or)
Encode[Channel].ExtraFormat[ExtraStream]

Channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to video
channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
Comment RecordType:
0 = regular record
1 = motion detection record
2 = alarm record
ExtraStream:
0 = extra stream 1
1 = extra stream 2
2 = extra stream 3

Appendix A: Video Encode Config

ParamName ParamValue type Description

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
Unit is Kbps
[Link] integer
Range depends on capability in GetVideoConfigCaps
Range is {CBR, VBR}
[Link] string CBR: constant bitrates
VBR: variable bitrates
Range is {MPEG4, MPEG2, MPEG1, MJPG, H.263,
[Link] String H.264, H.265}
Depends on capacity in GetVideoConfigCaps
Range is [0.2—30].
Frames per second.
<1.0: several seconds/frame, FPS=0.3333: 3 seconds
[Link] float
per frame.
>1.0: several frames/second. FPS=3: 3 frames per
second.
Range is [1—100].
Group of picture, it's the interval of I Frame,
[Link] integer
Example: GOP=50, means there is one I frame every
49 P or B frames
[Link] integer Video height
[Link] integer Video Width
Range is { Baseline, Main , Extended , High }
[Link] String
Only when video compression is H.264, it's effective.
Range is [1—6].
Image Quality, available when
[Link] integer [Link]=VBR
1: worst quality
6: best quality
[Link] bool True: enable video

Appendix B: Audio Encode Config

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Unit is kbps
[Link] integer Range depends on capacity in
GetAudioConfigCaps
Range depends on capacity in
[Link] string
GetAudioConfigCaps
[Link] integer Audio sampling depth
[Link] integer Audio sampling frequency

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
Range is {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7}
Audio encode mode.
0: 4.75kbps,
1: 5.15 kbps,
2: 5.9 kbps,
[Link] integer
3: 6.7 kbps,
4: 7.4 kbps,
5: 7.95 kbps,
6: 10.2 kbps,
7: 12.2 kbps,
[Link] bool Enable/Disable audio

4.5.6 Encode of Region Interested


 Get encode config of region interested

Table 4-20
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video encode config of region interested.
[Link]
Example
ROI
Success
[Link]=false
Return
Parameters in Response:
head=[Link][ChannelNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
 Set encode config of region interested

Table 4-21
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video encode config of region interested.
[Link]
Example
DynamicTrack=true
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
paramName and paramValue are as table below.
In table below,
Comment
head = VideoEncodeROI[ChannelNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
Appendix:

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
head. DynamicTrack bool Enable/Disable

4.5.7 Channel Title


 Get channel title

Table 4-22
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the title of the video channel.
Example [Link]
Success
[Link][Channel].Name=CAM1|123
Return
Parameters in Response:
Channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
Comment
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
Name: string, which means title content. character '|' means newlines.
 Set channel title

Table 4-23
[Link]
Syntax
alue>
Method GET
Description Set the title of the channel.
[Link]
Example
e= test1|test2
Success
OK
Return
If VideoWidget[Channel].[Link] is true, this title is blended to the
video frames.
Please refer to SetVideoWidgetConfig.

Parameters in URL:
Channel Name Format:
Comment
ChannelTitle[Channel].Name
Channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to video
channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
Name: string, which means title content. Character '|' means newlines.

Limit: Support 2 lines at most.

4.5.8 Get Video Input Channels Device Supported


Table 4-24
Syntax [Link]
Method GET

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Description Get the video input channel numbers.
Example [Link]
Success
result=1
Return
Comment —

4.5.9 Get Video Output Channels Device Supported


Table 4-25
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the video output channel numbers.
Example [Link]
Success result=2
Return
Comment —

4.5.10 Get Max Remote Input Channels


Table 4-26
Syntax [Link]
nputChannels
Method GET
Description Get max remote input channels.
Example [Link]
moteInputChannels
Success [Link]=16
Return
Comment MaxRemoteInputChannels: max remote input channels.

4.5.11 Video Standard


 Get video standard

Table 4-27
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video standard config.
Example [Link]
d
Success [Link]=PAL
Return
Comment —
 Set video standard

Table 4-28
Syntax [Link]

General APIs 26
alue>
Method GET
Description Set video standard config.
Example [Link]
Success OK
Return
Comment VideoStandard: string, range is {PAL, NTSC} Video Standard.

4.5.12 Video Widget


 Get video widget config

Table 4-29
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Video widget config contains Channel Title, User-defined Title, Covers and Time Title
parameters, defines the background color, front color and positions of channel title and
time title, User-defined title and defines the regions which are not visible (cover).
Example [Link]
Success [Link][0]=0
Return [Link][1]=0
[Link][2]=0
[Link][3]=128
[Link]=true
[Link][0]=255
[Link][1]=255
[Link][2]=255
[Link][3]=0
[Link][0]=0
[Link][1]=8191
[Link][2]=0
[Link][3]=8191

Comment Parameters in Response:
head=[Link][Channel].ChannelTitle (or)
[Link][Channel].Covers[CoReg] (or)
[Link][Channel].TimeTitle
[Link][Channel].UserDefinedTitle[Index]

Channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
CoReg: Cover Region, Covers is an array which sustains multi- Cover regions
0 = region 1
1 = region 2
2 = region 3
3 = region 4
Index: integer, User-defined title index, now only index 0 is valid, others are reserved.

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 Set video widget config

Table 4-30
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video widget config.
[Link]
Example ers[0].BackColor[0]=128&VideoWidget[1].Covers[0].BackColor[1]=128&VideoWidget[1]
.Covers[0].BackColor[2]=128&VideoWidget[1].Covers[0].BackColor[3]=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
headChannelTitle = VideoWidget[Channel].ChannelTitle
headCover = VideoWidget[Channel].Covers[CoReg]
headTimeTitle = VideoWidget[Channel].TimeTitle
headUserDefinedTitle = VideoWidget[Channel].UserDefinedTitle[Index]

Comment Channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to video
channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
CoReg: Cover region index. Covers is an array which contains multiple cover regions
0 = region 1
1 = region 2
2 = region 3
3 = region 4
Index: integer, User-defined title index, now only index 0 is valid, others are reserved.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Range is [0—255].
[Link][0]
BackColor[0]:red value
[Link][1]
integer BackColor[1]:green value
[Link][2]
BackColor[2]:blue value
[Link][3]
BackColor[3]: alpha value
[Link] bool false - widget blend is disabled.
Range is [0—255].
[Link][0]
FrontColor[0]:red value
[Link][1]
integer FrontColor[1]:green value
[Link][2]
FrontColor[2]:blue value
[Link][3]
FrontColor[3]: alpha value
Range is [0—8191].
[Link][0] Rect[0]: top left corner x coordinate (left)
[Link][1] Rect[1]: top left corner y coordinate (top)
integer
[Link][2] Rect[2]: bottom right x coordinate (right)
[Link][3] Rect[3]: bottom right y coordinate
(bottom)

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
[Link][0]
[Link][1]
integer
[Link][2]
[Link][3]
[Link] bool Range is the same with headCover.
[Link][0]
[Link][1]
integer
[Link][2]
[Link][3]
Only use the value of (left, top),the value
[Link][0]
of (right, bottom) is the same as (left, top)
[Link][1]
integer Rect[0], Rect[1] are used, and Rect[2]
[Link][2]
must be same with Rect[0], Rect[3] must
[Link][3]
be same with Rect[1].
Title content. Character '|' means
[Link] string newlines.
Limit: Support 2 lines at most.
[Link] integer Range is the same with
[Link][0] headChannelTitle
[Link][1] These are configs about User-defined
integer
[Link][2] title.
[Link][3]
[Link] bool
[Link][0]
[Link][1]
integer
[Link][2]
[Link][3]
[Link][0]
[Link][1]
integer
[Link][2]
[Link][3]
[Link][0]
[Link][1]
integer
[Link][2]
[Link][3]
[Link] bool
[Link][0] Range is the same with
[Link][1] headChannelTitle.
integer
[Link][2] These are configs about time title.
[Link][3]
[Link][0]
[Link][1]
integer
[Link][2]
[Link][3]
[Link] bool True: Display week within the time title.

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4.5.13 Get Video Input Capability
Table 4-31
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video input capabilities.
Example [Link]
caps. AutoSyncPhase=false
caps. Backlight=2
caps. BrightnessCompensation=true
caps. ChipID=0
caps. CoverCount=4
caps. CoverType=1
caps. CustomManualExposure=true
caps. DayNightColor=true
caps. DayNightColorIO=0
caps. DoubleExposure=0
caps. DownScaling=false
caps. EEModeRange=100
caps. ElectricFocus=false
caps. Exposure=16
caps. ExposureMode=31
caps. ExternalSyncInput=0
caps. FishEye=false
caps. FlashAdjust=false
caps. Flip=true
Success
caps. FormatCount=5
Return
caps. Gain=true
caps. GainAuto=true
caps. Gamma=true
caps. GammaModeRange=100
caps. GlareInhibition=1
caps. HorizontalBinning=0
caps. IRCUT=true
caps. [Link][0]=0
caps. [Link][1]=100
caps. [Link]=true
caps. InfraRed=true
caps. Iris=true
caps. IrisAuto=true
caps. LadenBitrate=972000
caps. LimitedAutoExposure=true
caps. MaxExposureTime=300
caps. MaxExposureTime1=0
caps. MaxHeight=1080
caps. MaxMultiProfile=3

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caps. MaxWidth=1920
caps. MeteringRegionCount=0
caps. MinExposureTime=1
caps. MinExposureTime1=0
caps. Mirror=true
caps. MultiOptions=false
caps. NightOptions=true
caps. ReferenceLevel=false
caps. Rotate90=true
caps. SetColor=true
caps. SignalFormats=Inside
caps. SignalType[0]=VGA
caps. SnapshotExposure=false
caps. SupportProfile=false
caps. SupportWhiteLevel=true
caps. SupportWriteLevel=false
caps. SyncChipChannels=false
caps. SyncFocus=0
caps. TitleCount=4
caps. TridimDenoise=2
caps. TridimDenoiseDetails=0
caps. UTC=0
caps. UpScaling=false
caps. Version=0
caps. VerticalBinning=0
caps. [Link][0]=0
caps. [Link][1]=100
caps. [Link]=true
caps. [Link][0]=0
caps. [Link][1]=100
caps. [Link]=true
caps. [Link]=true
caps. WhiteBalance=3
caps. WideDynamicRange=1
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment
Parameters in Response:
see table below

Appendix:

Field in response Value type Description


Backlight bool True: support backlight
ChipID String ID of chips in this channel
CoverCount integer The maximum cover region count.
0: don't support cover
CoverType integer 1: support realtime cover
2: support non-realtime cover

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Field in response Value type Description
CustomManualExposur
bool, true: support use defined manual exposure time
e
DayNightColor bool true: support color alternate between day and night.
DownScaling bool true: support down scaling, binning mode not included.
Exposure integer Exposure grade. 0 — don't support exposure control.
ExternalSyncInput bool true: support HD signal external synchronization.
FlashAdjust bool true: support flash adjust
Flip bool true: support picture flip.
Gain bool true: support gain control.
GainAuto bool true: support auto gain.
HorizontalBinning integer Horizontal/Vertical pixel binning mask,
1 — support 2 pixel binning,
2 — support 3 pixel binning
VerticalBinning integer 4 — support 4 pixel binning

2^n — support n+2 pixel binning
InfraRed bool true: support Infra compensation
Iris bool true: support Iris adjust
IrisAuto bool true: support auto Iris adjust
Unit is Kbps.
LadenBitrate integer Maximum value of video stream bitrates, 16bpp, not in
binning mode.
LimitedAutoExposure bool true: support auto exposure with time limit.
MaxHeight integer Maximum video height
MaxWidth integer Maximum video width
Mirror bool true: support picture mirror.
NightOptions bool true: support night options.
ReferenceLevel bool true: support reference level.
Rotate90 bool true: support clockwise/anticlockwise 90°rotate
SetColor bool true: support color set.
It's a string contains supported video input signal formats
for this channel. Signal formats are separated by comma.
Range is {Inside, BT656, 720p, 1080p, 1080i, 1080sF,
SignalFormats string 1_3M}

Inside — inside input.


1_3M — 1280*960
True: channels in same chip should be synchronized.
SyncChipChannels bool Synchronized means video resolution of these channels
should be the same.
TitleCount integer Maximum count of blending titles.
UpScaling bool true: support up scaling.

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Field in response Value type Description
Range is {0, 1, 2, 3}
0: don't support white balance.
1: support auto white balance
WhiteBalance integer
2: support auto and pre defined white balance.
3: support auto, pre defined and user defined white
balance

4.5.14 Adjust Focus


Table 4-32
[Link]
Syntax
nnel=<ChannelNo>]
Method GET
Description Ajust magnification and the focus.
[Link]
Example
-0.5
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
focusNo : float, the range is between 0 and 1; -1 means reset to position 0.
Comment
zoomNo : float, the range is between 0 and 1; -1 means reset to position 0.
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

4.5.15 Adjust Focus Continuously


Table 4-33
[Link]
Syntax
cusNo>&zoom=<zoomNo>[&channel=<ChannelNo>]
Method GET
Description Adjust magnification and the focus continuously.
If we want to adjust focus, the API like this:
[Link]
=0.02&zoom=-1
Example
and when the motor is moving, we send below command to let it stop:
[Link]
=0&zoom=-1
Success
OK
Return

General APIs 33
Parameters in URL:
focusNo: float, the range is -1 < focus < 1; 0 means stop.
zoomNo: float, the range is -1 < zoom < 1; 0 means stop.
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

The value means the moving speed of motor lens, positive value means move forwards,
Comment
negative value means move backwards.
This command is used to drive the lens move continuously, until it reaches end.
When the motor is moving, you can send this command again with "focus" or "zoom"
parameter as 0 to stop it immediately.
In this command, when you adjust the focus parameter, the zoom parameter should be
-1, and the focus parameter should be -1 when adjust the zoom parameter.

4.5.16 Auto Focus


Table 4-34
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Auto focus.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

4.5.17 Get Focus Status


Table 4-35
[Link]
Syntax
No>]
Method GET
Description Get device focus status.
Example [Link]
[Link]=0.5
Success
[Link]=0.5
Return
[Link]=Normal
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment Parameters in Response:
The range of [Link] is "Normal" and "Autofocus". This command must be
continual executed until [Link] is "Normal".

4.5.18 Get Coordinates of Current Window


Table 4-36
[Link]
Syntax
elNo>

General APIs 34
Method GET
Description Get the coordinates of the current window.
Example [Link]
rect[0]=500
Success rect[1]=500
Return rect[2]=5000
rect[3]=5000
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment Parameters in Response:
rect[n] : relative coordinates, range is 0-8192.{0,0,0,0} top-left,
{8192,0,0,0} top-right, {0,8192,0,0} bottom-left, {8192,8192,0,0} bottom-right

4.5.19 Set Coordinates of Current Window


Table 4-37
[Link]
Syntax
elNo>&rect[0]=<rect0>&rect[1]=<rect1>&rect[2]=<rect2>&rect[3]=<rect3>
Method GET
Description Set the coordinates of the current window.
[Link]
Example
rect[0]=0&rect[1]=0&rect[2]=5000&rect[3]=5000
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment
rect0 & rect1 & rect2 & rect3: relative coordinates, range is 0-8192.{0,0,0,0} top-left,
{8192,0,0,0} top-right, {0,8192,0,0} bottom-left, {8192,8192,0,0} bottom-right

4.5.20 Video in Options


 Get video in options

Table 4-38
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Get video in options config, such as Backlight, ExposureSpeed, DayNightColor,
Description
DayOptions, NightOptions, and NormalOptions.
[Link]
Example
ns
head. Backlight=0
head. DayNightColor=false
head. ExposureSpeed=0
Success
head. ExposureValue1=0.100000
Return
head. ExposureValue2=80.000000
head. ExternalSync=0
head. ExternalSyncPhase=0

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head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. Flip=false
head. Gain=50
head. GainAuto=true
head. IrisAuto=false
head. Mirror=false
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link][0]=3096
head. [Link][1]=3096
head. [Link][2]=5096
head. [Link][3]=5096
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=2
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. NightOptions.ExposureValue1=0
head. NightOptions.ExposureValue2=40
head. [Link]=125
head. [Link]=false
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=true
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=true
head. [Link]=false
head. [Link]=3
head. [Link]=50
head. NightOptions.Rotate90=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=23
head. [Link]=59
head. [Link]=59
head. [Link]=4
head. [Link]=Auto
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0

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head. [Link]=0
head. [Link][0]=3096
head. [Link][1]=3096
head. [Link][2]=5096
head. [Link][3]=5096
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=1
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. NormalOptions.ExposureValue1=0
head. NormalOptions.ExposureValue2=40
head. [Link]=125
head. [Link]=false
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=true
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=50
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=true
head. [Link]=false
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=50
head. NormalOptions.Rotate90=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=0
head. [Link]=23
head. [Link]=59
head. [Link]=59
head. [Link]=0
head. ReferenceLevel=50
head. ReferenceLevelEnable=false
head. Rotate90=0
head. SignalFormat=BT656
head. WhiteBalance=Disable
Parameters in Response:
head = [Link][ChannelNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
 Set video in options

Table 4-39
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]

General APIs 37
Method GET
Set video in options config, such as Backlight, ExposureSpeed, DayNightColor,
Description
DayOptions, NightOptions, and NormalOptions.
Set Auto Exposure:
[Link]
xposureMode=0&VideoInOptions[0].ExposureSpeed=0

Set Low Noise:


[Link]
xposureMode=1&VideoInOptions[0].ExposureSpeed=0&VideoInOptions[0].GainMin=0
&VideoInOptions[0].GainMax=60

Set Low Motion Blur:


[Link]
xposureMode=2&VideoInOptions[0].ExposureSpeed=0&VideoInOptions[0].GainMin=0
&VideoInOptions[0].GainMax=50&VideoInOptions[0].ExposureValue1=0&VideoInOptio
ns[0].ExposureValue2=20

Set Manual:
[Link]
xposureMode=4&VideoInOptions[0].ExposureSpeed=32&VideoInOptions[0].GainMin=
0&VideoInOptions[0].GainMax=50&VideoInOptions[0].ExposureValue1=40&VideoInOp
tions[0].ExposureValue2=40

Set SmartIRExposure:
Example
[Link]
martIRExposure=true

Set Video Rotate:


Filp:
[Link]
p=true
Mirror:
[Link]
rror=true
Or turn 90°:
[Link]
otate90=1

Set White Balance:


[Link]
hiteBalance=Night
Or
[Link]
hiteBalance=Custom&VideoInOptions[0].GainRed=50&VideoInOptions[0].GainBlue=50
&VideoInOptions[0].GainGreen=50
(Sometimes you should set mode first before set GainRed or GainBlue:

General APIs 38
[Link]
hiteBalance=Custom )
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below, head =VideoInOptions[ChannelNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Range is [0—n]
n depends on capability in
GetVideoInputCaps
head. Backlight integer 0: backlight closed.
1: backlight grade 1
...
n - backlight grade n
Range is {0,1,2}
0: always multicolor
head. DayNightColor integer
1: autoswitch along with brightness,
2: always monochrome
Range is {0,1,2, 4}
0: AutoExposure
head. ExposureMode integer 1: Gain first
2: Exposure first
4: Manual.
Range is [0 — n+1]
n depends on capability in
GetVideoInputCaps
0: AutoExposure
head. ExposureSpeed integer
1-n-1: manual Exposure grade
n: AutoExposure with time limit.
n+1: manualExposure with user-defined time
(n is supported maximum exposure grade )
Range is [0.1—80], unit is millisecond
If ExposureSpeed is 0(AutoExposure enable),
head. ExposureValue1 float
it's lower limit of AutoExposure time, otherwise
it's time of manualExposure
Range is [0.1-80], unit is millisecond
head. ExposureValue2 float Upper limit of AutoExposure time, should be
bigger than ExposureValue1
Range is {0,1}
External Synchronous
head. ExternalSync integer
0: Internal Synchronization
1: External Synchronous

General APIs 39
ParamName ParamValue type Description
Range is [0°—360°]
head. ExternalSyncPhase integer
External Synchronous Signal Phase
head. SmartIRExposure bool true: enable, false: disable
Range is {0,1,2}
0: forbid flash
head. [Link] integer
1: always flash
2: auto flash
Range is {0,1, 2, 3}
Trigger mode:
0: low level
head. [Link] integer
1: high level
2: rising-edge
3: falling-edge
Range is [0—15]
Flashlight time-unit:
0: 0us,
1: 64us,
head. [Link] integer
2: 128us,
3: 192us

15 - 960us
Range is [0—100]
It is threshold of brightness value: if brightness
head. [Link] integer
is less than this value, flash light will begin to
work.
true: enable video flip function
head. Flip bool
false: disable video flip function
Range is [0—100]
head. Gain integer If GainAuto is true, it's upper limit of auto gain,
else it's the fixed gain adjust value.
Range is [0—100]
head. GainBlue integer Gain for blue value, Value is effective when
WhiteBalance is "Custom."
Range is [0—100]
head. GainRed integer Gain for red value, Value is effective when
WhiteBalance is "Custom."
Range is [0—100]
head. GainGreen integer Gain for green value, Value is effective when
WhiteBalance is "Custom."
true: GainAuto
head. GainAuto bool
false: No GainAuto
true: IrisAuto
head. IrisAuto bool
false: No IrisAuto
true: enable video mirror function
head. Mirror bool
false: disable video mirror function

General APIs 40
ParamName ParamValue type Description
White balance Mode.
Range is {Disable, Auto, Custom, Sunny,
Cloudy, Home, Office, Night}
Some IPC supports common modes:
"Disable", "Auto", "Sunny", "Night", "Outdoor",
head. WhiteBalance String "Custom"
Sometimes the device support other
advanced modes:
"CustomColorTemperature", "Indoor", "ATW",
"Manual", "AutoOutdoor", "ManualDatum" and
so on.
Range is [0—100]
head. ReferenceLevel integer The expected average brightness level of
video frames.
Range is {0,1,2}
Video rotation:
head. Rotate90 integer 0: No rotate
1: clockwise rotate 90°
2: anticlockwise rotate 90°
Range is {Inside, BT656, 720p, 1080p, 1080i,
head. SignalFormat String 1080sF}
Input Signal Mode
Range is {0,1,2}
AntiFlicker mode:
head. AntiFlicker integer 0: Outdoor
1: 50 Hz AntiFlicker
2: 60 Hz AntiFlicker
Range is [0—100]
head. GlareInhibition integer GlareInhibition:
0: Close GlareInhibition.
NightOptions contain a set of parameters
used when brightness is not enough.
head.
Range is [0—100]
[Link] integer
when brightness is less than the
shold
BrightnessThreshold, parameters change to
Nightoptions.
true: IrisAuto
head. [Link] bool
false: No IrisAuto
head. Range is [00—23]
integer
[Link] Sunrise hour.
head. Range is [00—59]
integer
[Link] Sunrise minute
head. Range is [00—59]
integer
[Link] Sunrise second
head. Sunset time. Its range is same with sunrise
integer
[Link] time, and it should be after sunrise time.

General APIs 41
ParamName ParamValue type Description
head. NightOptions are used if time is after sunset
integer
[Link] time and before sunrise time.
head.
integer
[Link]
Range is {0,1,2}
0: NoSwitch, always use day options.
1: Switch depends on brightness.
head. 2: Switch depends on time, switch to
integer
[Link] NightOptions when time is after sunset time
and before sunrise.
3: NoSwitch, always use NightOptions.
4: No switch, always use NormalOptions.
Range is {0,1,2,3}
0: use temporary day options.
1: use temporary NightOptions.
head. [Link] integer
2: use temporary NormalOptions.
3: depends on
[Link]
head.
integer
[Link]
head.
[Link] float
1
head.
[Link] float
2
head. [Link] integer
head. [Link] bool
head. [Link] integer Range is the same as relevant items of day
head. options in this table.
integer
[Link] Example:
head. [Link] integer Value range of
head. [Link] is the
String
[Link] same with head. ExposureSpeed.
head.
integer
[Link]
head.
[Link] integer
hase
head.
integer
[Link]
head. [Link] integer
head.
integer
[Link]

General APIs 42
ParamName ParamValue type Description
head.
integer
[Link]
head.
integer
[Link]
head. [Link] integer
head. [Link] integer
head. NightOptions.Rotate90 integer
head.
[Link] integer
eshold
head.
bool
[Link]
head.
integer
[Link]
head.
[Link] integer
e
head.
[Link] integer
nd
head.
integer
[Link]
head.
integer
[Link]
head. NomalOptions contain a set of parameters
[Link] integer similar with NightOptions.
d Range is the same as relevant items of
head. NightOptions in this table.
[Link] integer
ed
head.
[Link] float
e1
head.
[Link] float
e2
head. [Link] integer
head.
bool
[Link]
head.
integer
[Link]
head.
integer
[Link]
head.
integer
[Link]

General APIs 43
ParamName ParamValue type Description
head.
String
[Link]
head.
[Link] integer
vel
head.
[Link] integer
Phase
head.
integer
[Link]
head.
integer
[Link]
head.
[Link] integer
r
head.
[Link] integer
e
head.
[Link] integer
n
head. [Link] integer
head. [Link] integer
head.
integer
NormalOptions.Rotate90

4.5.21 Video Out


 Get video out config

Table 4-40
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video out config.
Example [Link]
[Link][0]=0
[Link][1]=0
[Link][2]=0
[Link][3]=0
[Link]=50
Success
[Link]. Contrast =50
Return
[Link]. Satuation =50
[Link]. Hue =50
[Link]. Width =800
[Link]. Height=600
[Link]. BPP =16

General APIs 44
[Link]. Format ="Auto"
[Link]. RefreshRate =60

Parameters in Response:
head = [Link][ChannelNo].
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
 Set video out config

Table 4-41
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video out config.
[Link]
Example
[Link]=50
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
Comment head = [Link][ChannelNo].
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


head. Margin[0]
head. Margin[1]
integer Margin.
head. Margin[2]
head. Margin[3]
head. [Link] integer Brightness.
head. [Link] =50 integer Contrast.
[Link] =50 integer Satuation.
head. [Link] =50 integer Hue.
head. [Link] =800
integer Resolution.
head. [Link]=600
head. [Link] =16 integer Bits per pixel.
[Link]="Auto" string The range is {"Auto", "TV", "VGA", "DVI"}.
[Link]=60 integer Refresh rate.

4.5.22 Smart Code


 Get Smart Code config

Table 4-42
Syntax [Link]
Method GET

General APIs 45
Description Get smart code config.
Example [Link]
Success [Link]=false
Return [Link][0]=false
Parameters in Response:
head = [Link][ChannelNo].
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
 Set Smart Code config

Table 4-43
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set smart code config.
[Link]
Example
ale=true
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
Comment head = SmartEncode[ChannelNo].
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Open or close the smart code of the main stream.
[Link][0] bool Open or close the smart code of the extra stream.

4.6 System

4.6.1 General
 Get general config

Table 4-44
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get general config.
Example [Link]
[Link]=Test001
Success [Link]=8
Return [Link]="binjiangqv jiangnandadao weiyelu"
[Link]="jiaojing yidui
Comment —
 Set general config

General APIs 46
Table 4-45
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set general config.
[Link]
Example
me=MyIPC
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] string Device name or serial number.
General. LocalNo integer Local number for remote controller
General. MachineAddress string Address machine places in
General. MachineGroup string Group machine belongs to

4.6.2 Get Current Time


Table 4-46
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get current time.
Example [Link]
Success
result = 2011-7-3 21:02:32
Return
The time format is "Y-M-D H-m-S". It's not be effected by Locales. TimeFormat in
Comment
SetLocalesConfig.

4.6.3 Set Current Time


Table 4-47
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Set current time.
[Link]
Example
1:02:32
Success
OK
Return
The time format is "Y-M-D H-m-S". It's not be effected by Locales. TimeFormat in
Comment
SetLocalesConfig.

4.6.4 Locales
 Get locales config

General APIs 47
Table 4-48
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get locales config
Example [Link]
[Link]=false
[Link]=1
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=2
Success [Link]=2011
Return [Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=1
[Link]=2011
[Link]=yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss
Comment —
 Set locales config

Table 4-49
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set Locales config.
[Link]
Example
=false
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Enable/Disable DST (daylight saving time)
Range is [0—6] or [1—31]
[0—6]: week day, 0 = Sunday, 6 = Saturday
[Link] integer [1—31]: month day
If [Link] is 0, use month day,
otherwise, use week day.
[Link] integer Range is [0—23]
[Link] integer Range is [0—59]
[Link] integer Range is [1—12]

General APIs 48
ParamName ParamValue type Description
Range is {1, 2, 3, 4, -1, 0}.
0 = Use month day
[Link] Integer [1, 2, 3, 4, -1]: use week day.
1 = first week, 2 = second, 3 = third, 4 = fourth, -1 =
last.
[Link] Integer Range is [2000-2038]
[Link]
[Link]
Range is the same with items in [Link].
[Link]
Integer [Link] table and [Link] table
[Link]
define the time range of DST.
[Link]
[Link]
Defines time format displayed in video time title.
String form is: year-month-day hour:mm:ss.
Position of year, month and day can be exchanged.

Range of year is {yy, yyyy}


yy = year without century, yyyy = year with century.
Range of month is {M, MM, MMMM}
M = 1 for January, MM = 01 for January, MMMM =
Jan for January
[Link] string Range of day is {d, dd}
d = 1 for first day, dd = 01 for first day
Range of hour is {H, HH, h, hh}
H = 1 for 1:00, HH = 01 for 1:00, range is 0-23
h = 1 for 1:00, hh = 01 for 1:00, time range is 1-12

Example:
yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss or
MM-dd-yyyy HH:mm:ss or
dd-M-yy hh:mm:ss

4.6.5 Get Language Capability


Table 4-50
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the list of supported languages.
Example [Link]
Success
Languages=SimpChinese,English,French
Return
response is a string contains languages with comma separated.
Languages include
Comment
{English, SimpChinese, TradChinese, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Russian, French,
German}

General APIs 49
4.6.6 Language
 Get language config

Table 4-51
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get system language config.
Example [Link]
Success
[Link]=SimpChinese
Return
Comment —
 Set language config

Table 4-52
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set system language config.
[Link]
Example
nese
Success
OK
Return
Comment NOTE: After changing language setting, system will automatically reboot!

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


The language range is get from interface in
Language string
GetLanguageCaps

4.6.7 Get Client Access Filter


Table 4-53
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get access filter config.
Example [Link]
Success [Link]=false
Return [Link][0]=[Link]
[Link][1]=[Link]
[Link]=TrustList
Comment Parameters in Response:
Type: Range is {TrustList, BannedList}. If Trustlist is supported, Bannedlist is not
supported.
More information in Appendix.

Appendix:

General APIs 50
ParamName ParamValue type Description
[Link][index] string Banned IP address list
[Link][index] string Trusted IP address list
[Link] bool Enable/Disable access filter function
Range is {TrustList, BannedList},
TrustList: Trust list is used, banned list
[Link] string is not used.
BannedList: Banned list is used, trust
list is not used.

4.6.8 Auto Maintain


 Get auto maintain config

Table 4-54
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get Auto Maintain config.
Example [Link]
[Link]. AutoRebootDay=3
[Link]. AutoRebootHour=0
[Link]. AutoRebootMinute=0
[Link]. AutoShutdownDay=1
Success
[Link]. AutoShutdownHour=0
Return
[Link]. AutoShutdownMinute=0
[Link]. AutoStartUpDay=1
[Link]. AutoStartUpHour=2
[Link]. AutoStartUpMinute=0
Comment —
 Set auto maintain config

Table 4-55
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set auto maintain config.
[Link]
Example
ebootDay=7
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description

General APIs 51
ParamName ParamValue type Description
Range is [-1—7].
Auto restart day.
AutoMaintain. AutoRebootDay integer -1 = never auto restart
0—6 = Sunday—Saturday
7 = restart every day
AutoMaintain. Range is [0—23].
integer
AutoRebootHour Auto restart hour
AutoMaintain. Range is [0—59].
integer
AutoRebootMinute Auto restart minute
AutoMaintain.
AutoShutdownDay
auto reboot time
AutoMaintain.
integer Range is same with AutoOpenDay,
AutoShutdownHour
AutoOpenHour and AutoOpenMinute.
AutoMaintain.
AutoShutdownMinute
AutoMaintain. AutoStartUpDay
AutoMaintain. Auto shutdown time.
AutoStartUpHour integer Range is same with AutoOpenDay,
AutoMaintain. AutoOpenHour, and AutoOpenMinute.
AutoStartUpMinute

4.6.9 Holiday Management


 Get holiday config

Table 4-56
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get holiday config for record or snap.
Example [Link]
[Link][0]=3
[Link][1]=0
[Link][2]=0
[Link][3]=0
[Link][4]=0
Success [Link][5]=0
Return [Link][6]=0
[Link][7]=0
[Link][8]=0
[Link][9]=1610612739
[Link][10]=0
[Link][11]=0
Comment —
 Set holiday config

Table 4-57

General APIs 52
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set holiday config.
[Link]
Example
0]=3
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
Comment
monthIndex presents the index of a month. 0 presents January, 1 presents February,
11 presents December.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


It is the mask of a [Link] bit present
a day. For example, 0x0001 presents the
first day of a month is holiday. 0x0002
[Link][monthIndex] integer
presents the second day of a month is
holiday, 0x0003 presents the first day and
second day of a month is holiday.

4.6.10 Get Device Type


Table 4-58
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the device type displaying which is not the real type.
Example [Link]
Success
type=DVR
Return
Comment —

4.6.11 Get Hardware Version


Table 4-59
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the device hardware version.
Example [Link]
Success
version=1.00
Return
Comment —

General APIs 53
4.6.12 Get Serial Number of Device
Table 4-60
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the device serial number.
Example [Link]
Success
sn=YZC0GZ05100020
Return
Comment —

4.6.13 Get Machine Name


Table 4-61
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the device machine name.
Example [Link]
Success
name=YZC0GZ05100020
Return
Comment —

4.6.14 Get System Information


Table 4-62
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the system information.
Example [Link]
serialNumber= PA1FQ15900207
Success
deviceType=27
Return
processor= ST7108
Comment —

4.6.15 Get Vendor Information


Table 4-63
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the vendor information.
Example [Link]
Success
vendor=TTT
Return
Comment —

General APIs 54
4.6.16 Get Software Information
Table 4-64
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the software information.
Example [Link]
Success
version=2.212.0000.0.R,build:2013-11-14
Return
Comment —

4.6.17 Get Version of Onvif


Table 4-65
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get onvif version.
Example [Link]
Success
version=2.4.2
Return
Comment —

4.6.18 Get Version of HTTP API


Table 4-66
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get CGI version.
Example [Link]
Success
version=2.0.0
Return
Comment —

4.6.19 Get Device Class


Table 4-67
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the device class.
Example [Link]
Success
class=HDVR
Return
Comment —

General APIs 55
4.6.20 Onvif Service Authorization
 Get config of Onvif service authorization

Table 4-68
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get user global config.
Example [Link]
Success
[Link]=false
Return
If "OnvifLoginCheck" is false, you can get Onvif service directly; if true, you should enter
Comment
your ID/username and password.
 Set config of Onvif service authorization

Table 4-69
[Link]
Syntax
eck=<flag>
Method GET
Description Enable onvif login check or not.
[Link]
Example
inCheck=true
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
flag : range is {true, false}.

4.6.21 Backup of Config


Table 4-70
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Download all the settings of a device as a file named [Link] by default.
Example [Link]
Success HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Return CONTENT-LENGTH: 743087
CONNECTION: close
Content-type: application/binarytet-stream; charset=utf-8

{
"ATM" : {
"DataSource" : "RS232",
"DisplayPostion" : "lefttop",
"EncodeBlend" : true,
"PreviewBlend" : true,
"ProtocolAbility" : [ "POS" ],
"ProtocolName" : "ATM\/POS",

General APIs 56
"RecordChannels" : [ 0, 1, 2, 3 ]
}
……
}
Comment —

4.6.22 Restore the Config


Table 4-71
[Link]
Syntax
<yyy>[&…]
Method GET
Description Restore config.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
xxx and yyy is config name which need to be restore

4.6.23 Restore except the Config


Table 4-72
Syntax [Link]
mes[1]=<yyy>[&…]
Method GET
Description Restore all config except several.
Example [Link]
Success OK
Return
Comment Parameters in URL:
All the config file but xxx and yyy will be restored.

4.6.24 Reboot
Table 4-73
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Reboot the device.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment If successful, response OK. If fail, response Error.

4.6.25 Shutdown
Table 4-74

General APIs 57
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Shutdown the device.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment If successful, response OK. If fail, response Error.

4.6.26 FactoryReset
Table 4-75
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Reset the configuration for the device to the factory default.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Type: integer, it can be 0 or1.
0 means all parameters are set to their factory default value;
1 means all parameters are set to their factory default value expect the specific
Comment parameters;
The specific parameters of different device types are different. But it always contains the
network settings and user settings. After resetting, the device is reachable on the same
ip address as used before the reset.
When the Type parameter is not present in the URL, the default value of the Type is 0.

4.6.27 Get Tracing Code of Device


Table 4-76
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the tracing code of the device.
Example [Link]
Success
tc=0001...1101
Return
Only system default admin can get it.
Comment
tc is a 64bit binary string.

4.7 Network

4.7.1 Get Network Interfaces


Table 4-77
Syntax [Link]
Method GET

General APIs 58
Description Get all of the system network interfaces.
Example [Link]
netInterface[0].Name=eth0
Success netInterface[0].Type=Normal
Return netInterface[0].Valid=true

result item value:
Name: network interface name.
"eth0" - wired network interface
"eth2" - wireless network interface
"3G" - 3G network interface

Comment
Type: "Normal" — wired network
"Wireless" — wireless network
"Auto", "TD-SCDMA", "WCDMA", "CDMA1x", "EDGE", "EVDO" — 3G network
types.

Valid: network interface is valid if netInterface[n].Valid is true.

4.7.2 Network Basic Config


 Get network config

Table 4-78
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Get network basic config. The basic config contains basic network parameters (default
Description
interface, domain name, host name), and configuration of each network interface.
Example [Link]
[Link]=eth0
[Link]=ttt
[Link]=badak
[Link]=[Link]
[Link]=false
Success
[Link][0]=[Link]
Return
[Link][1]=[Link]
[Link]=[Link]
[Link]=1500
[Link]=00:10:5c:f2:1c:b4
[Link]=[Link]
Comment interface in response is network interface name, such as eth0, eth2…
 Set network config

Table 4-79
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set network basic config.

General APIs 59
[Link]
Example
&[Link]=true
Success
OK
Return
Comment interface in below ParamName is network interface name, such as eth0 and eth2

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Set default network interface when multiple
interfaces exist.
Network. DefaultInterface string
Range of interfaces is depends on
GetInterfaces.
Network. Domain string Domain name.
Hostname and Domain compose a network
Network. Hostname string
address.
Network.
string IP address.
[Link]
Network.
bool Enable/Disable DHCP.
[Link]
Network.
string IP address of first DNS server.
[Link][0]
Network.
string IP address of second DNS server.
[Link][1]
Network.
string Interface IP address.
[Link]
Network. [Link] integer Interface MTU.
MAC address of interface.
HEX string in the form of:
xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx.
Network.
string Range of x is [0-9, a-f, A-F]
[Link]
Example:
00:10:5c:f2:1c:b4
00:10:5C:F2:1C:B5
Network mask string:
Network. In the form of x.x.x.x, range of x is [0-255]
string
[Link] Example:
[Link]

4.7.3 PPPoE
 Get PPPoE config

Table 4-80
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get PPPoE config.
Example [Link]

General APIs 60
[Link]=false
Success
[Link]=123456
Return
[Link]=123456
Comment —

 Set PPPoE config

Table 4-81
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set PPPoE config.
[Link]
Example
user1&[Link]=123456
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


PPPoE. Enable bool Enable/Disable PPPoE.
PPPoE. UserName string PPPoE user name.
PPPoE. Password string PPPoE user password.

4.7.4 DDNS
 Get DDNS config

Table 4-82
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get DDNS config.
Example [Link]
Success [Link][index].Address=[Link]
Return [Link][index].Enable=true
[Link][index].HostName=[Link]
[Link][index].KeepAlive=10
[Link][index].Password=none
[Link][index].Port=5050
[Link][index].Protocol= Quick DDNS
[Link][index].UserName=user1
[Link][index].[Link]=false
[Link][index].[Link]=[Link]
Comment index in response is the DDNS protocol table index, start from 0.
The meaning of parameters can refer to SetDDNSConfig chapter.
 Set DDNS config

Table 4-83

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Syntax [Link]
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set DDNS config.
Example [Link]
[Link]&DDNS[0].Enable=true
Success OK
Return
Comment index in below ParamName is the DDNS protocol table index, start from 0.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


DDNS[index].Address string DDNS server IP address or name.
Multiple DDNS hostname can be configured,
DDNS[index].Enable bool but Only one hostname can be enabled,
others should be disabled.
DDNS[index].HostName String Hostname of this device.
Range is [1—65535].
DDNS[index].KeepAlive integer
Unit is minutes.
DDNS[index].Password string DDNS user password
Range is [1—65535].
DDNS[index].Port integer
Port of DDNS server
DDNS protocol type.
Range is {"NO-IP DDNS", "Dyndns DDNS",
DDNS[index].Protocol string
"Private DDNS", "DHDDNS", "QUICK
DDNS"}.
DDNS[index].UserName string DDNS user name
Only protocol is in range {"Private DDNS",
DDNS[index].DefaultHostName "DHDDNS", "QUICK DDNS"}, it effects.
bool
.Enable true : use the [Link]
false: use the HostName
DDNS[index].DefaultHostName
string The default hostname. It cannot be modified.
.HostName

4.7.5 Email
 Get email config

Table 4-84
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get Email config.
Example [Link]
[Link]=[Link]
Success [Link]=true
Return [Link]=true
[Link]=true

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[Link]=true
[Link]=false
[Link]=61
[Link]=123456
[Link]=26
[Link][0]=x@[Link]
[Link][1]=y@[Link]
[Link][2]=z@[Link]
[Link]=x@[Link]
[Link]=false
[Link]=DVRMessage
[Link]=anonymity
Comment —
 Set email config

Table 4-85
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set Email config.
[Link]
Example
[Link]&[Link]=false
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Email. Address string SMTP server IP address or name.
Email. Anonymous bool Enable/Disable anonymous email.
Email. AttachEnable bool Enable/Disable email attachment
Email.
bool Enable/Disable email attachment
AttachmentEnable
Email. Enable bool Enable/Disable email function
Email. Enable/Disable report device status by
bool
[Link] email.
Email. Range is [30-1440].
integer
[Link] Unit is minutes
Email. Password string User password of email account.
Email. Port integer Range is [1-65535]
Email. Receivers[0] string
Email. Receivers[1] string Email addresses of 3 receivers.
Email. Receivers[2] string
Email. SendAddress string Sender email address.
Email. SslEnable bool True: enable SSL email.
Email. Title string Title of email.
Email. UserName string User name of email account.

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4.7.6 WLan
 Get WLan config

Table 4-86
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get Wlan config.
Example [Link]
[Link]=true
[Link]=off
[Link]=false
[Link]=0
[Link]=Hex
Success
[Link][0]=password1
Return
[Link][1]=password2
[Link][2]=password3
[Link][3]=password4
[Link]=Auto
[Link]=ttt
Comment —
 Set WLan config

Table 4-87
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set WLan config.
[Link]
Example
rue&[Link]=Hex
Success
OK
Return
Comment In below ParamName, interface is name of wireless interface.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool True: Enable WLan on this interface.
Range is {Off, On, WEP64Bits, WEP128Bits,
[Link] string WPA-PSK-TKIP, WPA-PSK-CCMP}
Encryption mode.
[Link] bool true: key is configured.
Range is [0—3]
[Link] integer Indicates which key is used.
0: [Link][0] is used.
[Link] string Range is {Hex, ASCII]
[Link][0] string For ASCII key type: 64bits encryption key length is 5,
[Link][1] string 128bits encryption key length is 13, consists of [0—9,

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
[Link][2] string a—z, A—Z]
For HEX key type: 64bits encryption key length is 10,
[Link][3] string 128bits encryption key length is 26, consists of [0—9,
a—z, A—Z]
Range is {Auto, Ad-hoc, and Infrastructure}.
Auto – select suitable mode automatically.
Ad-hoc – Device with wireless network adapter can
[Link] string connect to each other without Access Point.
Infrastructure – Integrate wire and wireless LAN
together to share network resource, access point is
need in this mode.
[Link] string SSID.

4.7.7 Scan Wlan Devices


Table 4-88
[Link]
Syntax
ue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Search Wi-Fi device information.
[Link]
Example
13098 Internet
found=1
wlanDevice[0].ApConnected=0
wlanDevice[0].ApMaxBitRate=54000000
wlanDevice[0].ApNetWorkType=255
wlanDevice[0].AuthMode=7
Success
wlanDevice[0].BSSID=28:2c:b2:5c:de:36
Return
wlanDevice[0].EncrAlgr=3
wlanDevice[0].LinkMode=0
wlanDevice[0].LinkQuality=31
wlanDevice[0].RSSIQuality=0
wlanDevice[0].SSID=xia_yuguo 13098 Internet
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Specified SSID, if not include any SSID, all Wi-Fi information
SSID string
will be searched and displayed.

4.7.8 UPnP
 Get UPnP config

Table 4-89
Syntax [Link]

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Method GET
Description Get UPnP config.
Example [Link]
Success [Link]=true
Return [Link][index].Enable=true
[Link][index].InnerPort=80
[Link][index].OuterPort=8080
[Link][index].Protocol=TCP
[Link][index].ServiceName=HTTP
Comment index in response is the UPNP map table index, start from 0.
 Set UPnP config

Table 4-90
Syntax [Link]
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set UPnP config.
Example [Link]
[Link][0].Protocol=TCP
Success OK
Return
Comment index in below ParamName is UPNP map table index, range is [0-255]

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Enable/Disable UPNP feature.
[Link][index].Enable bool Enable/Disable this UPNP map.
Range is [1—65535].
[Link][index].InnerPort integer
Inner port number
Range is [1—65535].
[Link][index].OuterPort integer
Outer port number.
[Link][index].Protocol string Range is {TCP, UDP]
[Link][index].ServiceName string User defined UPnP service name.

4.7.9 Get UPnP Status


Table 4-91
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get UPnP Status.
Example [Link]
[Link]=[Link]
[Link]=[Link]
Success [Link][0]=Failed
Return [Link][1]=Failed
[Link][2]=Failed
[Link][3]=Failed

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[Link]=Unknown
[Link]=false
Comment —

4.7.10 NTP
 Get NTP config

Table 4-92
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get NTP config
Example [Link]
[Link]=[Link]
[Link]=false
Success
[Link]=38
Return
[Link]=9
[Link]=31
Comment —
 Set NTP config

Table 4-93
[Link]
Syntax
Value>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set NTP config.
[Link]
Example
[Link]&[Link]=true
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

4.7.11 RTSP
 Get RTSP config

Table 4-94
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get RTSP config.
Example [Link]
[Link]=true
Success [Link]=554
Return [Link]=40000
[Link]=20000
Comment —
 Set RTSP config

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Table 4-95
[Link]
Syntax
Value>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set RTSP config.
[Link]
Example
[Link]=554
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Enable/Disable RTSP.
[Link] integer RTSP port.
[Link] integer RTP start port.
[Link] integer RTP end port.

4.7.12 Alarm Server


 Get alarm server config

Table 4-96
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get alarm server config.
Example [Link]
[Link]=[Link]
[Link]=false
[Link]=
Success [Link]=8888
Return [Link]=ttt
[Link]=02:00:00
[Link]=2
[Link]=admin
Comment —
 Set alarm server config

Table 4-97
[Link]
Syntax
Value>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set Alarm Server config.
[Link]
Example
s=[Link]&[Link]=false
Success
OK
Return

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Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


AlarmServer. Address string Alarm server IP address or name.
AlarmServer. Enable bool Enable/Disable Alarm server.
Range is [1—65535].
AlarmServer. Port integer
Port of Alarm server.

4.8 Motion Detection

4.8.1 Motion Detection Settings


 Get motion detect config

Table 4-98
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Motion detect config of a video channel contains Enable, MotionDetectWindow and
EventHandler.
Example [Link]
Success [Link][0].Enable=false
Return [Link][0].[Link]=1
[Link][0].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].[Link]=true
[Link][0].[Link]=10
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link]=5
[Link][0].[Link]=0
[Link][0].[Link]=1
[Link][0].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link]=10
[Link][0].[Link]=true
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link]=1
[Link][0].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link][0][0]=None
[Link][0].[Link][0][1]=1
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link]=1
[Link][0].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].[Link]=true
[Link][0].[Link]=10

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[Link][0].[Link]=1
[Link][0].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link][0][0]=1 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][0][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][0][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][0][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][0][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][0][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][1][0]=1 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][1][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][1][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][1][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][1][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][1][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][2][0]=1 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][2][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][2][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][2][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][2][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][2][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][3][0]=1 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][3][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][3][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][3][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][3][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][3][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][4][0]=1 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][4][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][4][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][4][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][4][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][4][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][5][0]=1 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][5][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][5][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][5][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][5][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][5][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][6][0]=1 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][6][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][6][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][6][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][6][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link][6][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link]=1

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[Link][0].[Link][0]=0
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].[Link]=
[Link][0].[Link]=false
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Id=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Name=Region1
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[0]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[1]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[2]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[3]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[4]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[5]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[6]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[7]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[8]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[9]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[10]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[11]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[12]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[13]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[14]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[15]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[16]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[17]=4194303
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Sensitive=60
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Threshold=5
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Window[0]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Window[1]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Window[2]=8191
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Window[3]=8191
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Id=1
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Name=Region2
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[0]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[1]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[2]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[3]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[4]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[5]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[6]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[7]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[8]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[9]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[10]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[11]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[12]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[13]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[14]=0

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[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[15]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[16]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Region[17]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Sensitive=60
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Threshold=5
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Window[0]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Window[1]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Window[2]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[1].Window[3]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Id=2
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Name=Region3
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[0]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[1]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[2]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[3]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[4]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[5]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[6]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[7]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[8]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[9]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[10]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[11]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[12]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[13]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[14]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[15]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[16]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Region[17]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Sensitive=60
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Threshold=5
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Window[0]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Window[1]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Window[2]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[2].Window[3]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Id=3
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Name=Region4
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[0]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[1]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[2]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[3]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[4]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[5]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[6]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[7]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[8]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[9]=0

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[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[10]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[11]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[12]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[13]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[14]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[15]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[16]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Region[17]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Sensitive=60
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Threshold=5
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Window[0]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Window[1]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Window[2]=0
[Link][0].MotionDetectWindow[3].Window[3]=0
[Link][0].OsdTwinkleEnable=false
[Link][0].PirMotionLevel=3
Comment —
 Set motion detect config

Table 4-99
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set motion detection config.
Enable motion detection:
[Link]
ble=true

Set motion detection regions:


Example
[Link]
onDetectWindow[0].Region[0]=1&MotionDetect[0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[1]=
1&MotionDetect[0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[2]=1&MotionDetect[0].MotionDetec
tWindow[0].Region[3]=1&MotionDetect[0].MotionDetectWindow[0].Region[4]=1&Motion
Detect[0].DetectVersion=V3.0
Success
OK
Return
In table below,
head = MotionDetect[ChannelNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
LineNum
Comment Index of region, region is divided into lines and each line has several blocks, a line is
described by a 32 bit integer, a bit for a block.
0=Line 1
1=Line 2

WinNum

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Index of detect window, there are 4 detect windows at present. Each window is divided
into 18 lines and 22 blocks per line.

Notice: When setting


"MotionDetect[ChannelNo].MotionDetectWindow[WinNum].Region", you need to
contain the parameter "MotionDetect[ChannelNo].DetectVersion=V3.0" along.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


head. Enable bool Enable/Disable motion detect feature in a channel.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
head. EventHandler —
SetEventHandler.
[Link]
integer It is the Id of a detect window.
dow [WinNum].Id
[Link]
string It is the name of a detect window.
dow [WinNum].Name
[Link] Range is [0—100].
dow integer Sensitivity of motion detection.
[WinNum].Sensitive It presents more sensitive if the value is larger.
[Link] Range is [0—100].
dow integer It presents the threshold value when trigger motion
[WinNum].Threshold detect.
It is similar with [Link] [LineNum].
Currently, a region is divided into 18 lines and 22 blocks
per line.
A bit describes a block in the line.
[Link] Bit = 1: motion in this block is monitored.
dow Example:
integer
[WinNum].Region[Line MotionDetect [0].Region [0] = 4194303 (0x3FFFFF): the
Num] 22 blocks in channel 0 line 0 is monitored.
MotionDetect [0].Region [1] =0: the 22 blocks in channel
0 line 1 is not monitored.
MotionDetect [0].Region [17] = 3: the left two blocks in
the last line of channel 0 is monitored.

4.9 Event

4.9.1 Event Handler


 Get event handler config

Table 4-100
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get event handler settings.
Example [Link]

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ntHandler
[Link][0]=1
[Link][1]=1

[Link]=false
[Link]=10
[Link]=true
[Link]=0
[Link]=30
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link][0][0]=None
[Link][0][1]=0
[Link][1][0]=None
[Link][1][1]=0

[Link]=false
[Link][0]=1
Success [Link][1]=1
Return …
[Link]=true
[Link]=10
[Link][0]=1
[Link][1]=1

[Link]=false
[Link]=3
[Link]=0
[Link][0][0]=1 01:00:00-24:00:00
[Link][0][1]=1 01:00:00-24:00:00…

[Link][6][5]=1 01:00:00-24:00:00
[Link]=true
[Link]. ExAlarmOutEnable=true
[Link][0] =2
[Link][1]=3

Parameters in URL:
handlerName can be one of below four formats:
Alarm[ChannelNo].EventHandler
Comment
MotionDetect [ChannelNo]. EventHandler
BlindDetect [ChannelNo]. EventHandler
LossDetect [ChannelNo]. EventHandler
 Set event handler config

Table 4-101
Syntax [Link]

General APIs 75
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Modify event handler settings.
[Link]
Example
[Link][0]=1&Alarm[0].[Link]=true
Success
OK
Return
Comment In below paramName, Meaning of handlerName is the same with GetEventHandler.

Appendix:

paramName paramValue type Description


ch is alarm out channel
index which starts from 0.
Range is {0, 1},
[Link][ch] integer 0 — do not output alarm at
alarm out channel ch
1 — output alarm at alarm
out channel ch
Enable/Disable alarm out
[Link] bool
function.
Range is [10—300].
Unit is seconds, indicates
[Link] Integer
the time to output alarm
after input alarm is cleared.
[Link] bool Enable/Disable beep.
Range is [0—255].
Alarm signal dejitter
[Link] integer seconds. Alarm signal
change during this period is
ignored.
Range is [0—300].
[Link] integer Delay seconds before
setting take effect.
Enable/Disable log for
[Link] bool
alarm.
Enable/Disable mail send
[Link] bool
for alarm.
Range is {None, Preset,
Tour, Pattern}
This is PTZ action linked
[Link][ch][0] string
with events.
ch is PTZ channel index
which starts from 0.

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paramName paramValue type Description
This is the parameter of
PtzLink[ch][0],
If PtzLink[ch]][0] is
Preset: this is preset point.
[Link][ch][1] integer
Tour: this is tour path
number.
Pattern: this is pattern
number.
[Link] Bool Enable/Disable PTZ link.
Range is {0, 1}
0 – do not record on video
[Link][ch] Integer channel ch
1 – record. on video
channel ch
Enable/Disable record
[Link] bool
function.
Range is [10—300].
Unit is seconds, indicates
[Link] integer
the time to record after
input alarm is cleared.
Range is {0, 1}
0 — do not snapshot on
[Link][ch] integer video channel ch
1 — snapshot on video
channel ch
Enable/Disable snapshot
[Link] bool
function.
Range is [0—255].
Frames between
[Link] integer snapshots.
0 means continuously
snapshot for every frame.
Range is [0—65535]
Snapshot times before
[Link] integer
stop, 0 means don't stop
snapshot.

General APIs 77
paramName paramValue type Description
It's an effective time period
for eventHanlder everyday.
wd (week day) range is [0—
6] (Sunday—Saturday)
ts (time section) range is
[0-23], it's index of time
section table.

Format: mask
hh:mm:ss-hh:mm:ss
Mask: {0,1}, hh: [0 — 24],
[Link][wd][ts] String mm: [00—59], ss: [00—59]
Mask 0: this time section is
not used.
Mask 1: this time section is
used.

Example:
TimeSection[1][0]=1
12:00:00-18:00:00
Means EventHandler is
effective between 12:00:00
and 18:00:00 at Monday.
Enable/Disable local
[Link] bool
message box tip.
Enable/Disable extend
[Link] bool
alarm out ability
[Link][ch] integer extend alarm out channels

4.9.2 Alarm Event


 Get alarm config

Table 4-102
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get alarm config.
Example [Link]
[Link][0].Enable=false
[Link][0].EventHandler….(output of EventHandler is described in
GetEventHandler)
Success
[Link][0].Name=Door1
Return
[Link][0].SensorType=NC
[Link][1]….

Comment —

General APIs 78
 Set alarm config

Table 4-103
[Link]
Syntax
ue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set alarm config.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
In below ParamName, input is external alarm input channel which starts from 0.
Comment EventHandler defines parameter of relevant actions when alarm or event happens. It's
also used in following sections about events.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Alarm[input].Enable bool Enable/Disable alarm from a input channel
Setting of EventHandler is described in
Alarm[input].EventHandler —
SetEventHandler.
Alarm[input].Name string Name of alarm input channel.
Range is {NC, NO].
Alarm[input].SensorType string NC: normal close
NO: normal open

4.9.3 Alarm Out


 Get alarm out config

Table 4-104
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get alarm out config.
Example [Link]
Success [Link][alarmOutChannel].Mode=0
Return [Link][alarmOutChannel].Name=Beep
Parameters in Response:
Comment
alarmOutChannel: the alarm out channel index which starts from 0.
 Set alarm out config

Table 4-105
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set alarm out config.
[Link]
Example
&AlarmOut[0].Name=port1
Success
OK
Return

General APIs 79
Comment port in below ParamName is alarm out port index, start form 0.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Range is {0, 1, 2}
0: automatically alarm
AlarmOut[port].Mode integer
1: force alarm
2: close alarm
AlarmOut[port].Name string Alarm out port name.

4.9.4 Get Alarm Input Channels


Table 4-106
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get alarm input channel number.
Example [Link]
Success
result=2
Return
Comment —

4.9.5 Get Alarm Output Channels


Table 4-107
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get alarm output channel number.
Example [Link]
Success
result=1
Return
Comment —

4.9.6 Get States of Alarm Input Channels


Table 4-108
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get alarm input state for all channels.
Example [Link]
Success
result=3
Return
A bit in the response result indicates a channel alarm states, result 3 means alarm
Comment
channel 1 and channel 2 have alarm now.

General APIs 80
4.9.7 Get States of Alarm Output Channels
Table 4-109
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get alarm output state for all channels.
Example [Link]
Success
result=0
Return
Comment A bit in the response result indicates a channel, result 1 means alarm is present.

4.9.8 Video Blind Event


 Get video blind detect config

Table 4-110
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get blind detect config.
Example [Link]
head. Enable=false
Success
head. EventHandler= (output of EventHandler is described in GetEventHandler)
Return
head. Level=3
Parameters in Response:
head= [Link][ChannelNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
 Set video blind detect config

Table 4-111
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set blind detect config.
[Link]
Example
e=true
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
Comment head= BlindDetect[ChannelNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


head. Enable bool Enable/Disable blind detect feature.

General APIs 81
ParamName ParamValue type Description
Setting of EventHandler is described in
head. EventHandler —
SetEventHandler.
Range is [1—6].
Sensitivity of blind detection.
head. Level integer
1: lowest sensitivity.
6: highest sensitivity.

4.9.9 Video Loss Event


 Get video loss detect config

Table 4-112
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video loss detect config.
Example [Link]
Success head. Enable=false
Return head. EventHandler= (output of EventHandler is described in GetEventHandler)
Parameters in Response:
head=[Link] [ChannelNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
 Set video loss detect config

Table 4-113
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video loss detection config.
[Link]
Example
e=true
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
Comment head= LossDetect [ChannelNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


head. Enable bool Enable/Disable loss detect feature.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
head. EventHandler —
SetEventHandler.

General APIs 82
4.9.10 Login Failure Event
 Get login failure event config

Table 4-114
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get login failure alarm config.
[Link]
Example
larm
Success head. Enable=false
Return head. EventHandler= (output of EventHandler is described in GetEventHandler)
Parameters in Response:
Comment
head= [Link]
 Set login failure alarm config

Table 4-115
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set login failure alarm config.
[Link]
Example
nable=true
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment In table below,
head= LoginFailureAlarm

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Enable/Disable to notify LoginFailure event. Now this
event can be linked with send email and alarm out.
head. Enable bool
The max try login times can be configured in chapter
SetGeneralConfig.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
head. EventHandler —
SetEventHandler.

4.9.11 Storage Not Exist Event


 Get storage not exist event config

Table 4-116
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get storage not exist event config.
Example [Link]

General APIs 83
ist
[Link]=false
Success
[Link]= (output of EventHandler is described in
Return
GetEventHandler)
Comment —
 Set storage not exist event config

Table 4-117
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set storage not exist event config.
[Link]
Example
ble=true
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Enable/Disable loss detect feature.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
[Link] —
SetEventHandler.

4.9.12 Storage Access Failure Event


 Get storage access failure event config

Table 4-118
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get storage failure event config.
[Link]
Example
e
[Link]=false
Success
[Link]= (output of EventHandler is described in
Return
GetEventHandler)
Comment —
 Set storage access failure event config

Table 4-119
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set storage failure event config.
[Link]
Example
e=true

General APIs 84
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Enable/Disable loss detect feature.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
[Link] —
SetEventHandler.

4.9.13 Storage Low Space Event


 Get storage low space event config

Table 4-120
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get storage low space event config.
[Link]
Example
pace
[Link]=false
Success
[Link]= (output of EventHandler is described in
Return
GetEventHandler)
Comment —
 Set storage low space event config

Table 4-121
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set storage low space event config.
[Link]
Example
nable=true
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Enable/Disable loss detect feature.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
[Link] —
SetEventHandler.

4.9.14 Net Abort Event


 Get net abort event config

Table 4-122

General APIs 85
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get net abort event config.
Example [Link]
Success [Link]=false
Return [Link]= (output of EventHandler is described in GetEventHandler)
Comment —
 Set net abort event config

Table 4-123
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set net abort event config.
[Link]
Example
e
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Enable/Disable loss detect feature.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
[Link] —
SetEventHandler.

4.9.15 IP Conflict Event


 Get IP conflict event config

Table 4-124
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get IP conflict event config.
Example [Link]
Success [Link]=false
Return [Link]= (output of EventHandler is described in GetEventHandler)
Comment —
 Set IP conflict event config

Table 4-125
Syntax [Link]
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set IP Conflict event config.
Example [Link]
ue

General APIs 86
Success OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Enable/Disable loss detect feature.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
[Link] —
SetEventHandler.

4.9.16 Get Channels Event Happened


Table 4-126
[Link]
Syntax
>
Method GET
Get channels indexes that event of code eventCode happens.
Description Not all events support this command. Do not recommend to use it, use Attach command
instead.
[Link]
Example
ocal
channels[0]=0
channels[1]=2
Success channels[2]=3
Return …
(This response means event happened on channel 0, channel 2 and channel 3 while
video channel index starts from 0)
Parameters in URL:
eventCode includes:
VideoMotion: motion detection event
VideoLoss: video loss detection event
VideoBlind: video blind detection event.
Comment
AlarmLocal: alarm detection event.
StorageNotExist: storage not exist event.
StorageFailure: storage failure event.
StorageLowSpace: storage low space event.
AlarmOutput: alarm output event.

4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message


Table 4-127
[Link]
Syntax
Code>,…][&keepalive = 20][&heartbeat=<Heartbeat>]
Method GET
Description Subscribe to messages that event of code eventCode happens.
Example [Link]

General APIs 87
VideoMotion%2CVideoLoss%2CVideoBlind]

[Link]
HTTP Code: 200 OK\r\n
Cache-Control: no-cache\r\n
Pragma: no-cache\r\n
Expires: Thu, 01 Dec 2099 16:00:00 GMT\r\n
Connection: close\r\n
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>\r\n
Body:
--<boundary>\r\n
Content-Type: text/plain\r\n
Content-Length: <data length>\r\n
<eventInfo>\r\n\r\n
--<boundary>\r\n
Content-Type: text/plain\r\n
Content-Length: <data length>\r\n
<eventInfo>\r\n\r\n

For example:
HTTP Code: 200 OK\r\n
Success Cache-Control: no-cache\r\n
Return Pragma: no-cache\r\n
Expires: Thu, 01 Dec 2099 16:00:00 GMT\r\n
Connection: close\r\n
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=myboundary\r\n\r\n
Body:
--myboundary\r\n
Content-Type: text/plain\r\n
Content-Length: 39\r\n
Code=VideoMotion;action=Start;index=0\r\n\r\n
--myboundary\r\n
Content-Type: text/plain\r\n
Content-Length: 38\r\n
Code=VideoBlind;action=Start;index=0\r\n\r\n
--myboundary\r\n
Content-Type: text/plain\r\n
Content-Length: 9\r\n
Heartbeat\r\n\r\n
--myboundary\r\n

eventCode can be any one of the standard codes defined in DHIIF, or "All".
All means all kinds of the eventcode.
eventcode include:
Comment
VideoMotion: motion detection event
VideoLoss: video loss detection event
VideoBlind: video blind detection event.

General APIs 88
AlarmLocal: alarm detection event.
CrossLineDetection: tripwire event
CrossRegionDetection: intrusion event
LeftDetection: abandoned object detection
TakenAwayDetection: missing object detection
VideoAbnormalDetection: scene change event
FaceDetection: face detect event
AudioMutation: intensity change
AudioAnomaly: input abnormal
VideoUnFocus: defocus detect event
WanderDetection: loitering detection event
RioterDetection: People Gathering event
ParkingDetection: parking detection event
MoveDetection: fast moving event
StorageNotExist: storage not exist event.
StorageFailure: storage failure event.
StorageLowSpace: storage low space event.
AlarmOutput: alarm output event.
MDResult: motion detection data reporting event. The motion detect window
contains 18 rows and 22 columns. The event info contains motion detect data with mask
of every row.
HeatImagingTemper: temperature alarm event
CrowdDetection: crowd density overrun event
FireWarning: fire warning event
FireWarningInfo: fire warning specific data info
In the example, you can see most event info is like "Code=eventcode; action=Start;
index=0", but for some specific events, they will contain an another parameter named
"data", the event info is like "Code=eventcode; action=Start; index=0; data=datainfo",
the datainfo's fomat is JSON(JavaScript Object Notation). The detail information about
the specific events and datainfo are listed in the appendix below this table.

keepalive: If this param exist, the client must send any data to device by this
connection in cycle. The keepalive is in range
of [1,60] second.
For example:
The keeplive data can be the string "keep alive".
Notice: the keepalive parameter is not recommended to use. It is recommended to use
the Heartbeat parameter.
Heartbeat: integer, range is [1,60],unit is [Link] the URL contains this parameter,
and the value is 5, it means every 5 seconds the device should send the heartbeat
message to the client,the heartbeat message are "Heartbeat".
Note: Heartbeat message must be sent before heartbeat timeout.

Appendix A: Coordinate system

General APIs 89
(0,0) 8191,0
X

(0,8191) (8191,8191)

Appendix B: CrossLineDetection

Sample ParamValue type Description


"DetectLine":[ Array The line is a polyline, consist of two more
points.
[1292,3469], Point Point info. the first element is the x's
value, and the second is the y's
value.(they should obey the coordinate
system mentioned in the appendix A)
[6535,3373], Point —
"Direction" : "LeftToRight" string It can be "LeftToRight" and "RightToLeft"

Example:

"DetectLine":[

[1292,3469],

[6535,3373],

…..

],

"Direction" : "LeftToRight"

Appendix C: CrossRegionDetection

Sample ParamValue type Description


The region is a Polygon, consist of three
"DetectRegion":[ Array
more points.
Point info. the first element is the x's
value, and the second is the y's
[1893,2377], Point
value.(they should obey the coordinate
system mentioned in the appendix A)
[5734,2377], Point —
[5661,6296], Point —

General APIs 90
Sample ParamValue type Description
The value can be "Appear", "Disappear",
"Action": "Cross", string
"Cross","Inside"
Ony if the "Action" is "Cross", this element
"Direction" : "Enter" string is valid.
It can be "Enter", "Leave", "Both".

Example:

"DetectRegion":[

[1893,2377],

[5734,2377],

[5661,6296],

…..

],

"Action": "Cross",

"Direction" : "Enter"

Appendix D: WanderDetection, RioterDetection, MoveDetection, ParkingDetection

Sample ParamValue type Description


The region is a Polygon, consist of three
"DetectRegion":[ Array
more points
Point info. the first element is the x value,
and the second is the y value.(they should
[1893,2377], Point
obey the coordinate system mentioned in
the appendix A)
[5734,2377], Point —
[5661,6296], Point —

Example:

"DetectRegion":[

[1893,2377],

[5734,2377],

…..

Appendix E: NumberStat

General APIs 91
Sample ParamValue type Description
"Number" : 120, int The number in the region
"EnteredNumber" : 180, int The number enter the region
"ExitedNumber" : 60, int The number leave the region
"Type" : "EnterOver" string It can be "EnterOver", "ExitOver", "InsideOver".

Example:

"Number" : 120,

"EnteredNumber" : 180,

"ExitedNumber" : 60,

"Type" : "EnterOver"

Appendix F: FaceDetection

Table 4-128
Sample ParamValue type Description
"Faces":[{ Array —
It is a rectangle, contains two points, one
means left-top, one means right-bottom.
The first element is x's value of the left-top
point.
"BoundingBox": The second is y's value of the left-top
Rectangle
[2992,136,6960,8192] point.
The third is the x's value of the
right-bottom point.
The fourth is the y's value of the
right-bottom point

Example:

"Faces":[{

"BoundingBox": [2992,136,6960,8192]

},…{}]

Appendix G: ManNumDetection

Sample ParamValue type Description


"ManList":[{ Array —

General APIs 92
Sample ParamValue type Description
It is a rectangle, contains two points, one
means left-top,one means right-bottom.
The first element is x's value of the left-top
point.
"BoundingBox": The second is y's value of the left-top
Rectangle
[2992,136,6960,8192], point.
The third is the x's value of the
right-bottom point.
The fourth is the y's value of the
right-bottom point
"Stature":175 int The unit is cm.

Example:

"ManList":[{

"BoundingBox": [2992,136,6960,8192],

"Stature":175

},…{}]

Appendix H: FaceFeatureAbstract

Sample ParamValue type Description


"Infos":[{ Array —
It can be
"Success": Abstract success,
"State": "Success", string
"False": Failed to abstract;
"Process":In Process;
"Process" : 20, int The process of the abstract
"UID" : "1234", string the identity of the person
"GroupID" : "00001", string the identity of the face group

Example:

"Infos":[{

"State": "Success",

"Process": 20,

"UID": "1234",

"GroupID": "00001",

},…{}]

General APIs 93
Appendix I: CrowdDetection

Sample ParamValue type Description


"CrowdList" : [{ Array Global Crowd density overrun list
"Center" : [5734,2377],, Point Center point position
"Radius" : 10 int Radius length
"RegionList" : [ { Array People num overrun region list
"RegionID" : 0, int Region index
"PeopleNum" : 100 int People count in region

Example:

"CrowdList" : [{

"Center" : [5734,2377],,

"Radius" : 10

},…{}]

"RegionList" : [ {

"RegionID" : 0,

"PeopleNum" : 100

},…{}]

4.9.18 Get Capability of Event Management


Table 4-129
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get event manager capabilities.
Example [Link]
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
Success
[Link]=true
Return
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
Comment —

General APIs 94
4.9.19 NetAlarm
Table 4-130
[Link]
Syntax
larm>[&name=<Name>&trigger=<Trigger>&desc=<Desc>]
Method GET
Description Set the netalarm state.
[Link]
Example
e=somke&trigger=SmokingSensor&desc=Zone8
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, alarm channel index which starts from 1
Alarm: bool, the state of the alarm, the value can be true and false, true means the alarm
is start.
Name: string, the name of the alarm, optional parameter, the length of this value should
Comment less than 32.
Trigger:string, the trigger of the alarm,for example, it can be Infrared, WaterSensor or
Manual and so on.
Optional parameter, the length of this value should less than 32.
Desc: string, the description of the alarm, optional parameter, the length of this value
should less than 128.

4.9.20 GetSupportedEvents
Table 4-131
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the event list which the device supports.
Example [Link]
events[0]=VideoMotion
events[1]=AlarmLocal
Success
events[2]=FaceDetection
Return
events[3]=VideoMotion

Comment —

4.10 PTZ

4.10.1 PTZ Config


 Get PTZ config

Table 4-132
Syntax [Link]
Method GET

General APIs 95
Description Get PTZ config.
Example [Link]
[Link][port].Address=8
[Link][port].Attribute[0]=115200
[Link][port].Attribute[1]=8
[Link][port].Attribute[2]=Even
Success
[Link][port].Attribute[3]=1
Return
[Link][port].Homing[0]=0
[Link][port].Homing[1]=30
[Link][port].NumberInMatrixs=0
[Link][port].ProtocolName=NONE
Parameters in Response:
Comment
port is PTZ port index, start form 0.
 Set PTZ config

Table 4-133
Syntax [Link]
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set PTZ config.
Example [Link]
168.0.1&Ptz[0].Attribute[0]=9600
Success OK
Return
Comment port in below ParamName is PTZ port index, start form 0.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Range is [0—255].
Device address, if there are more than one device
Ptz[port].Address integer
connected to this port, distinguish them by this
address.
The baud rate. Range is {1200, 2400, 4800, 9600,
Ptz[port].Attribute[0] integer
19200, 38400, 57600, 115200}.
Range is {4, 5, 6, 7, 8}.
Ptz[port].Attribute[1] integer
Data bit.
Range is {Even, Mark, None, Odd, Space}.
Ptz[port].Attribute[2] string
Parity verification mode.
Range is {1, 1.5, 2}.
Ptz[port].Attribute[3] float
Stop bit.
Range is {-1,0—255}
Ptz[port].Homing[0] integer -1: homing is disabled.
[0—255]: preset point number
Range is [0—65535].
No operation timeout, unit is seconds.
Ptz[port].Homing[1] integer
After no operation timeout, PTZ go to preset point
set in Ptz[port].Homing[0].

General APIs 96
ParamName ParamValue type Description
PTZ protocol name depends on PTZ capability.
Ptz[port].ProtocolName string
Refer to GetProtocolList to get the protocol list.

4.10.2 Get PTZ Protocol List


Table 4-134
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the protocol list that PTZ can support. Unsupported now.
Example [Link]
[Link][0]=Pelco
Success [Link][1]=DH-SD1
Return [Link][0]=HD-CVI
[Link][1]=HD-CVI2.0
Response contains all support PTZ protocols of the server.
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

4.10.3 Get PTZ Capability of Current Protocol


Table 4-135
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get PTZ channel protocol capabilities.
Example [Link]
[Link]=0
[Link]=8
[Link]=1
[Link]=255
[Link]=1
[Link]=false
[Link]=false
[Link]=200
[Link]=false
[Link]=false
Success [Link]=255
Return [Link]=0
[Link]=DH-SD1
[Link]=false
[Link]=255
[Link]=1
[Link]=5
[Link]=1
[Link]=80
[Link]=1
[Link]=false
[Link]=255

General APIs 97
[Link]=1
[Link]=7
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=false
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ChannelNo: PTZ channel index which starts from 1.

Appendix:

Field in response Description


AlarmLen Alarm length in protocol.
AuxMax
Maximum/Minimum number for auxiliary functions.
AuxMin
CamAddrMax
Maximum/Minimum channel address.
CamAddrMin
Flip True or false, support picture flip or not.
Focus True or false, support focus or not.
Iris True or false, support Iris adjusts or not.
Menu True or false, support internal menu of the PTZ or not.
MonAddrMax
Maximum/Minimum monitor address.
MonAddrMin
Name Name of the operation protocol.
Pan True or false, support pan or not.
PanSpeedMax
Maximum/Minimum pan speed.
PanSpeedMin
PatternMax
Maximum/Minimum pattern path number.
PatternMin
PresetMax
Maximum/Minimum preset point number.
PresetMin
Tile True or false, support tilt or not.
Zoom True or false, support zoom or not.
TileSpeedMax
Maximum/Minimum tile speed.
TileSpeedMin
TourMax
Maximum/Minimum tour path number.
TourMin
Type Type of PTZ protocol.

4.10.4 Get PTZ Status


Table 4-136
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get PTZ status.
Example [Link]
Success [Link]=6538920
Return [Link]=Idle

General APIs 98
[Link]=Idle
[Link]=10
[Link]=120,12,2
Comment ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

4.10.5 PTZ Control


 Basic movement

Table 4-137
[Link]
Syntax
rg1>&arg2=<arg2>&arg3=<arg3>
Method GET
Description PTZ basic movement.
[Link]
&arg3=0
Example
[Link]
arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
action is PTZ control command, it can be start or stop.
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
code is PTZ operation, and arg1, arg2, arg3 are arguments of operation.
code and argN values are listed in table below.
The default exposure mode of PTZ is auto-exposure, aperture adjustment (Aperture
larger 、Aperture smaller) would take effects temporarily, PTZ will auto—adjust the
aperture after the auto—exposure recovery time (15 mins)
Comment The default focus mode of PTZ is semi—auto, PTZ control or other operations will trigger
the auto focus
There is no zoom times parameter for ZoomWide and ZoomTele command, if you need to
change zoom times, see "5.1.2 Video in Zoom".

Appendix:

Code Code description arg1 arg2 arg3


Vertical speed, range is [1—
Up Tile up 0 0
8]
Vertical speed, range is [1—
Down Tile down 0 0
8]
Horizontal speed, range is
Left Pan left 0 0
[1—8]
Horizontal speed, range is
Right Pan right 0 0
[1—8]
Vertical speed, range is Horizontal speed, range is
LeftUp Pan left and tile up 0
[1—8] [1—8]
Vertical speed, range is Horizontal speed, range is
RightUp Pan right and tile up 0
[1—8] [1—8]

General APIs 99
Code Code description arg1 arg2 arg3
Vertical speed, range is Horizontal speed, range is
LeftDown Pan left and tile down 0
[1—8] [1—8]
Vertical speed, range is Horizontal speed, range is
RightDown Pan right and tile down 0
[1—8] [1—8]
ZoomWide Zoom out 0 0 0
ZoomTele Zoom in 0 0 0
FocusNear Focus near 0 0 0
FocusFar Focus far 0 0 0
IrisLarge Aperture larger 0 0 0
IrisSmall Aperture smaller 0 0 0
 Start the continuous movement

Table 4-138
[Link]
Syntax
rg1>&arg2=<arg2>&arg3=<arg3>&arg4=<arg4>
Method GET
Description Start the continuous movement.
[Link]
Example
5&arg2=5&arg3=5&arg4=60
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is horizontal speed, range is [-8—8];
arg2 is vertical speed, range is [-8—8];
Comment
arg3 is zoom speed, range is [-100—100];
arg4 is timeout value,the measurement unit is second, it's an integer greater than 0,the
PTZ will stop moving automatically if timeout value reached and no"stop"command
received. The maximum timeout value is 3600 seconds.
 Stop the continuous movement

Table 4-139
[Link]
Syntax
arg2=0&arg3=0&arg4=0
Method GET
Description Immediately stop the continuous movement.
[Link]
Example
0&arg2=0&arg3=0&arg4=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
 3D positioning

Table 4-140
[Link]
Syntax
Point[0]=<startX>&startPoint[1]=<startY>&endPoint[0]=<endX>&endPoint[1]=<endY>

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Method GET
Three-dimensional orientation. Move to the rectangle with screen coordinate [startX,
Description
startY], [endX, endY] .
[Link]
Example
=7253&startPoint[1]=2275&endPoint[0]=7893&endPoint[1]=3034
Success
OK
Return
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment startX, startY, endX, endY: relative coordinates, range is 0-8192. The two points
[startX, startY] and [endX, endY] makes the destination rectangle.
 PTZ relative movement

Table 4-141
[Link]
Syntax
=<arg2>&arg3=<arg3>
Method GET
Description PTZ relative movement.
[Link]
Example
arg3=1
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is relative horizontal coordinate
Comment
arg2 is relative vertical coordinate
arg3 is relative zoom coordinate
The normalization of above three values is[-1,1]
 PTZ accurate positioning

Table 4-142
[Link]
Syntax
2=<arg2>&arg3=<arg3>
Method GET
Description Accurate positioning.
[Link]
Example
arg3=1
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is absolute horizontal coordinate
Comment
arg2 is absolute vertical coordinate
arg3 is absolute zoom coordinate
The normalization of above three values is[-1,1]

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4.10.6 Preset
 Get preset information

Table 4-143
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get preset of PTZ control.
Example [Link]
presets[0].Index=1
Success presets[0].Name=Preset 1
Return presets[0].Type=0

Parameters in URL:
Comment ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
The size of presets-array is the number of presets.
 Go to preset

Table 4-144
[Link]
Syntax
rg2=<index>&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Go to preset.
[Link]
Example
arg2=1&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg2 is number of preset
 Set preset

Table 4-145
[Link]
Syntax
g2=<index>&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Set preset.
[Link]
Example
rg2=2&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg2 is preset number
 Set the name for specified preset

Table 4-146
Syntax [Link]

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name>
Method GET
Description Set the name for specified preset.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
Comment
arg1 is preset number
arg2 is preset name, could be letter,number or Chinese
 Delete specified preset

Table 4-147
[Link]
Syntax
arg2=<index>&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Delete the specified preset.
[Link]
Example
&arg2=1&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg2 is preset number

4.10.7 Tour
 Start the tour

Table 4-148
[Link]
Syntax
>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Start the tour.
[Link]
Example
2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is the number of tour route
 Stop the tour

Table 4-149
[Link]
Syntax
>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Stop the tour.

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[Link]
Example
2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is the number of tour route
 Add tour group

Table 4-150
[Link]
Syntax
e>
Method GET
Descriptio Add tour group, including set the tour route and name. Frequently used with add tour
n preset.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
Comment
arg1 is the number of tour route
arg2 is tour name
 Delete tour group

Table 4-151
[Link]
Syntax
x>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Delete the tour group with specified number.
[Link]
Example
g2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is the number of tour group
 Add tour preset

Table 4-152
[Link]
Syntax
1>&arg2=<index2>&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Add preset to tour group.
[Link]
Example
2=2&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Comment Parameters in URL:

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ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is the number of tour route
arg2 is the number of preset
 Delete tour preset

Table 4-153
[Link]
Syntax
>&arg2=<index2>&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Delete the specified preset from a particular tour group.
[Link]
Example
=2&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
Comment
arg1 is the number of tour route
arg2 is the number of preset

4.10.8 Scan
 Set left boundary

Table 4-154
[Link]
Syntax
ex>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Set left boundary.
[Link]
Example
arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is the scan number
 Set right boundary

Table 4-155
[Link]
Syntax
dex>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Set right boundary.
[Link]
Example
&arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].

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arg1 is the scan number
 Start scan

Table 4-156
[Link]
Syntax
dex>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Start scanning.
[Link]
Example
&arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1—n].
arg1 is scan number
 Stop scan

Table 4-157
[Link]
Syntax
dex>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Stop scanning.
[Link]
Example
&arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is scan number

4.10.9 Pattern
 Start pattern record

Table 4-158
[Link]
Syntax
<index>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Start pattern record.
[Link]
Example
=1&arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is pattern number
 Stop pattern record

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Table 4-159
[Link]
Syntax
ndex>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Stop pattern record.
[Link]
Example
1&arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is pattern number
 Start pattern

Table 4-160
[Link]
Syntax
ex>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Start pattern.
[Link]
Example
arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is pattern number
 Stop pattern

Table 4-161
[Link]
Syntax
ex>&arg2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Stop pattern.
[Link]
Example
arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
arg1 is pattern number

4.10.10 Pan
 Start pan

Table 4-162
[Link]
Syntax
g2=0&arg3=0

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Method GET
Description Start pan.
[Link]
Example
arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
 Stop pan

Table 4-163
[Link]
Syntax
g2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Stop pan.
[Link]
Example
arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return

Parameters in URL:
Comment
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].

4.10.11 PTZ Auto Movement


 Get PTZ auto movement configuration

Table 4-164
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get PTZ auto movement configuration.
[Link]
Example
ment
[Link][port][Task].Enable = true
[Link][port][Task].TimeSection[week][section] = 0 00:00:00-23:59:59

[Link][port][Task].Fuction = None
[Link][port][Task].ScanId = 0
Success
[Link][port][Task].PresetId = 0
Return
[Link][port][Task].PatternId = 0
[Link][port][Task].TourId = 0
[Link][port][Task].[Link] = 30
[Link][port][Task].SnapshotEnable = false
[Link][port][Task].SnapshotDelayTime = 30
Parameters in Response:
port is PTZ port index, start from 0.
Comment
Task is the number of task, start from 0.
week: from 1 to 7.

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section: time section, from 0 to 5.
 Set PTZ auto movement

Table 4-165
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set PTZ auto movement.
[Link]
Example
[0].Function=Preset&PtzAutoMovement[0][0].PresetId=1
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
head=PtzAutoMovement[port][task]
Comment port is PTZ port index, start from 0.
task is the number of task, start from 0.
week: from 1 to 7.
section: time section, from 0 to 5.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


head. Enable bool Enable/Disable PtzAutoMovement
timeSchedule[week][section]=1 10:00:00-11:00:00
head. TimeSection timeSchedule

head. Fuction string Range is {Scan, Preset, Pattern, Tour}.
head. ScanId integer Scan Id, start from 1
head. PresetId integer Preset Id, start from 1
head. PatternId integer Pattern Id, start from 1
head. TourId integer Tour Id, start from 1
head. [Link] integer Recover time, unit is second.
head. SnapshotEnable bool Enable/Disable Snap, when "Fuction" is "Preset".
head. SnapshotDelayTime integer Delay time of snap, when "Fuction" is "Preset".

4.10.12 PTZ Restart


Table 4-166
[Link]
Syntax
2=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description PTZ restart.
[Link]
Example
g2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Comment Parameters in URL:

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ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].

4.10.13 PTZ Reset


Table 4-167
[Link]
Syntax
=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description PTZ reset.
[Link]
Example
2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].

4.10.14 OSD Menu


 Enter the menu

Table 4-168
[Link]
Syntax
=0&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Enter the menu.
[Link]
Example
2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
 Exit the menu

Table 4-169
[Link]
Syntax
arg3=0
Method GET
Description Exit the menu.
[Link]
Example
&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
 Confirm

Table 4-170
Syntax [Link]

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&arg3=0
Method GET
Description Confirm the menu.
[Link]
Example
0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
 Start the basic operation of menu

Table 4-171
[Link]
Syntax
>&arg2=<arg2>&arg3=<arg3>
Method GET
Description Start the basic operation of menu.
[Link]
Example
arg2=0&arg3=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ch is PTZ channel index which starts from 1. Range is [1 — n].
Comment
code is PTZ operation, and arg1, arg2, arg3 are arguments of operation.
code and argN values are listed in table below.

Appendix:

Code Code description arg1 arg2 arg3


MenuUp MenuUp 0 0 0
MenuDown MenuDown 0 0 0
MenuLeft MenuLeft 0 0 0
MenuRight MenuRight 0 0 0

4.11 Record

4.11.1 Get Capability of Recording


Table 4-172
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get record manager capabilities.
Example [Link]
[Link]=30
[Link][0]=1
Success
[Link][1]=60
Return
[Link][0]=131072
[Link][1]=2097152

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[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link][0]=Time
[Link][1]=Size
[Link]=false
Comment —

4.11.2 Record Config


 Get record config

Table 4-173
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get record config.
Example [Link]
[Link][channel].PreRecord=6
[Link][channel].TimeSection[weekday][0]=1 00:00:00-24:00:00
[Link][channel].TimeSection[weekday][1]=0 02:00:00-24:00:00
Success
[Link][channel].TimeSection[weekday][2]=0 03:00:00-24:00:00
Return
[Link][channel].TimeSection[weekday][3]=0 04:00:00-24:00:00
[Link][channel].TimeSection[weekday][4]=0 05:00:00-24:00:00
[Link][channel].TimeSection[weekday][5]=0 06:00:00-24:00:00
Parameters in Response:
channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to video
Comment channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
weekday: range is [0-6] (Sunday - Saturday).
Record config contains pre record time and record time sections of every day.
 Set record config

Table 4-174
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set record config.
[Link]
on[0][0]=6 00:00:00-23:59:59
Example Set record time to every Sunday all day. Record type is motion detection and alarm.
In this example, "6 00:00:00-23:59:59" means motion detection and alarm record all day
(6 = 4 & 2, alarm is 4, motion detection is 2.).
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
ch: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to video
Comment
channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
wd: week day index
ts: time section index

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Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Range is [0—300].
Record[ch].PreRecord integer Prerecord seconds, 0 means no prerecord.
ch (Channel number) starts form 0
wd (week day) range is [0 — 6] (Sunday -
Saturday)
ts (time section) range is [0—23], time section
table index.

Format: mask hh:mm:ss-hh:mm:ss


Record[ch].TimeSection[wd][ts] string Mask: [0—65535], hh: [0—24], mm: [0—59],
ss: [0—59]
Mask indicates record type by bits:
Bit0: regular record
Bit1: motion detection record
Bit2: alarm record
Bit3: card record

4.11.3 Record Mode


 Get record mode config

Table 4-175
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get record mode config.
Example [Link]
Success
[Link][Channel].Mode=0
Return
Parameters in Response:
Comment Channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
 Set record mode config

Table 4-176
[Link]
Syntax
alue>
Method GET
Description Set record mode config.
[Link]
Example
e=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment In table below,
Channel: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to

General APIs 113


video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Range is {0, 1, 2 }.
0: automatically record
RecordMode[Channel].Mode integer
1: manually record
2: stop record.

4.11.4 Media Global


 Get media global config

Table 4-177
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get media global config.
Example [Link]
Success
[Link]=MainFormat
Return
Comment —
 Set media global config

Table 4-178
[Link]
Syntax
alue>
Method GET
Description Set media global config.
[Link]
Example
ormatAs=MainFormat
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] string The range is {"MainFormat", "ExtraFormat"}.

4.11.5 Find Media Files


Step 1 Create a media files finder.

Table 4-179
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Create a media file finder.
Example [Link]
Success result=08137

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Return
Comment The result is the finder's objectId, needed by the following API.
Step 2 Start to find media files satisfied the conditions with the finder.

Table 4-180
[Link]
.Channel=<ChannelNo>&[Link]=<start>&[Link]=<end>[&c
Syntax
[Link][0]=<dir>&[Link][0]=<type>&[Link][0]=<flags>&conditi
[Link][0]=<event>&[Link]=<stream>]
Method GET
Description Check if there are files that satisfy all the conditions.
Find a file in channel 1, in directory "/mnt/dvr/sda0",event type is "AlarmLocal" or
"VideoMotion", file type is "dav", and time between 2014-1-1 12:00:00 and 2015-1-10
12:00:00 , URL is:
Example [Link]
[Link]=1&[Link][0] =/mnt/dvr/sda0&[Link][0]=dav&[Link]
nts[0]=AlarmLocal&[Link][1]=VideoMotion&[Link]=2014-1-1%2
012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-10%2012:00:00&[Link]=Main
Success
OK
Return
Start to find a file with the above condition. If files exist, return OK, else return Error.
Parameters in URL:
objecteId: The object Id is the finder created before. You must create a finder before
finding files.
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
start / end: the start/end time when recording.
dir : in which directories you want to find the file. It is an array. The index starts from 0.
The range of dir is {"/mnt/dvr/sda0", "/mnt/dvr/sda1"}. This condition can be omitted. If
omitted, find files in all the directories.
Comment type : which types of the file you want to find. It is an array. The index starts from 0. The
range of type is {"dav", "jpg", "mp4"}. If omitted, find files with all the types.
flags : which flags of the file you want to find. It is an array. The index starts from 0. The
range of flag is {"Timing", "Manual", "Marker", "Event", "Mosaic", "Cutout"}. If omitted,
find files with all the flags.
event : by which event the record file is triggered. It is an array. The index starts from 0.
The range of event is {"AlarmLocal", "VideoMotion", "VideoLoss", "VideoBlind",
"Traffic*"}. This condition can be omitted. If omitted, find files of all the events.
stream : which video stream type you want to find. The range of stream is {"Main",
"Extra1", "Extra2", "Extra3"}. If omitted, find files with all the stream types.
Step 3 Get the media file information found by the finder.

Table 4-181
[Link]
Syntax
nt=<fileCount>
Method GET
Description Find the next files no more than fileCount.
[Link]
Example
nt=100

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found=1
items[0].Channel=1
items[0].StartTime=2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0].EndTime=2011-1-1 13:00:00
Success items[0].Type=dav
Return items[0].Events[0]=AlarmLocal
items[0].VideoStream=Main
items[0].FilePath=/mnt/dvr/sda0/2010/8/11/dav/15:40:[Link]
items[0].Length=790
items[0].Duration=3600
Comment The maximum value of fileCount is 100.

Appendix:

Field in Description
Response
found Count of found file, found is 0 if no file is found.
Internal video channel index starts from 0, equals to API findFile input
Channel
[Link] -1.
StartTime Start time.
EndTime End time.
Type File type.
Events Event type.
VideoStream Video stream type.
FilePath File path.
CutLength File length that cut between StartTime and EndTime.
Length File length of the whole file.
Duration Duration time.
Step 4 Close the finder.

Table 4-182
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Stop finding.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment —
Step 5 Destroy the finder.

Table 4-183
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Destroy the media file finder.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

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4.11.6 Find media files with FaceDetection info
Step 1 Create a media files finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 2 Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and FaceDetection condition
with the finder.

Table 4-184
URL [Link]
Method GET
Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and FaceDetection conditions
Description
with the finder.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
condition object R The search conditions
The video channel to search, video channel index start from
+Channel int R
1, use -1 to search all video channel.
+StartTime string R Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string R End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Types array<string> O Search file types, should be "jpg"
Search flags, can be : "Timing", "Manual", "Marker", "Event",
+Flags array<string> O "Mosaic", "Cutout"
should include “Event”
+Events array<string> R Search event list, must be one string : "FaceDetection"
Search directory list, if omit, search all. Each dir path max
+Dirs array<string> O
string length is 259.
+DB object R DB filter object
++FaceDetecti
object R DB filter for FaceDetection
onRecordFilter
Picture type, if omit, means search all type.
+++ImageType string O "GlobalSence" : means big picture of the full sence,
"Small" : means small picture of the people face.
+++Sex string O Sex, it can be "Man", "Woman", if omit, search all
+++Age array<int> O Age range, ex:[25, 40]
+++Glasses int O Glasses Status, 0: all, 1: not wear, 2: wear
+++Mask int O Mask Status, 0: all, 1: not wearing mask, 2: wearing mask
+++Beard int O Beard Status, 0: all, 1: no beard, 2: has beard
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]

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GET
[Link]
annel=1&[Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-10%2012
:00:00&[Link][0]=jpg&[Link][0]=Event&[Link][0]=FaceDetecti
Request
on&[Link]=GlobalSence&[Link]
[Link]=Man&[Link][0]=25&cond
[Link][1]=40&[Link]
asses=1
Respons
OK
e
Step 3 Get the media file information found by the finder

Table 4-185
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the media file information found by the finder.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
count int R Record num to get, should less than 100.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
found int R Record num that found.
items array<object> R Result record items.
+Channel int R The video channel index start from 0,
+StartTime string R Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string R End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Type string R File type, should be: "jpg"
+Events array<string> R Events with this record
+FilePath string R File path, string max length is 259
+CutLength int R File length that cut between start time and end time
+Length int O File length of the whole file
+SummaryNew array<object> R DB record object
++Key string R DB record name, should be "FaceDetectionRecord"
++Value object R DB record value
+++ImageType string O Picture type. It can be: "GlobalSence" , "Small"
+++TimeStamp object O Picture timestamp
++++UTC int O UTC seconds
++++UTCMS int O UTC miliseconds
+++Sex string O Sex, it can be "Man", "Woman", "Unknown"
+++Age int O Age
+++Glasses int O Glasses Status, 0: unknown, 1: not wear, 2: wear
Mask Status, 0: unknown, 1: not wearing mask, 2: wearing
+++Mask int O
mask
+++Beard int O Beard Status, 0: unknown, 1: no beard, 2: has beard
[ Example ]

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GET
Request [Link]
00
found=100
items[0].Channel=1
items[0].StartTime=2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0].EndTime=2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[0].Type=jpg
items[0].Events[0]=FaceDetection
items[0].FilePath=/mnt/dvr/sda0/2010/8/11/dav/15:40:[Link]
items[0].CutLength=79000
Respons items[0].SummaryNew[0].Key=FaceDetectionRecord
e items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=GlobalSence
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=134652732
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=134
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=Man
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=30
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=1
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=2
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=1

Step 4 Close the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 5 Destroy the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".

4.11.7 Find media files with FaceRecognition info


Step 1 Create a media files finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 2 Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and FaceRecognition
conditions with the finder.

Table 4-186
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and FaceRecognition conditions
with the finder.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
condition object R The search conditions
+Channel int R The video channel to search, video channel index start from
1, use -1 to search all video channel.
+StartTime string O Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
Ignored, use StartTime in DB param
+EndTime string O End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"

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Ignored, use EndTime in DB param
+Types array<string> O Search file types, should be "jpg"
+Flags array<string> O Search flags. It can be: "Timing", "Manual", "Marker", "Event",
"Mosaic", "Cutout"
should include “Event”.
+Events array<string> R Search event list, must be one string: "FaceRecognition"
Search directory list, if omit, search all. Each dir path max
+Dirs array<string> O
string length is 259.
+DB object R DB filter object
++FaceRecogn object R DB filter for FaceRecognition
itionRecordFilt
er
+++MachineAd string O Machine address
dress
+++StartTime string R Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+++EndTime string R End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+++Person object O Search condition of history person and the similar face group
person candidates
++++Name string O Person's name, max string length is 15
++++Sex string O Sex, can be "Male", "Female", if omit, search all
++++Birthday string O Birthday, max string length is 11, ex: 1990-5-1
++++Country string O Country, ISO 3166, string length should be 2
++++Province string O Province, max string length is 63
++++City string O City, max string length is 63
++++Certificate string O Certificate Type. It can be: "IC', "Passport", "Military",
Type "Unknown"
++++ID string O Person ID of CertificateType, max string length is 31
++++GroupID string O The identity of the Face Group that this Person in. max string
length is 63
++++Age array<int> O Age range, ex:[25, 40]
++++Glasses int O Glasses Status, 0: all, 1: not wear, 2: wear
++++Mask int O Mask Status, 0: all, 1: not wearing mask, 2: wearing mask
++++Beard int O Beard Status, 0: all, 1: no beard, 2: has beard
+++GroupID array<string> O GroupID list
+++SimilaryRa array<int> O Similary Range, ex: [40, 100]
nge
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
Request GET
[Link]
annel=1&[Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-10%2012
:00:00&[Link][0]=jpg&[Link][0]=Event&[Link][0]=FaceRecogn
ition&[Link]=RecSuccess&[Link]
[Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]
[Link]=2015-1-10%2012:00:00&[Link].
[Link]=Male&[Link]=CN&conditi

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[Link][0]=25&[Link]
[Link][1]=40&[Link]=1
&[Link][0]=10001&[Link]
[Link][1]=10003&[Link][2]
=10005&[Link][0]=40&[Link]
[Link][1]=100
Respons OK
e
Step 3 Get the media file information found by the finder

Table 4-187
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the media file information found by the finder
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
count int R Record num to get, should less than 100.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
found int R Record num that found.
items array<object> R Result record items.
+Channel int R The video channel index start from 0,
+StartTime string R Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string R End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Type string R File type, should be: "jpg"
+Events array<string> R Events with this record
+FilePath string R File path, string max length is 259
+CutLength int R File length that cut between start time and end time
+Length int O File length of the whole file
+SummaryNew array<object> R DB record object
++Key string R DB record name, should be "FaceRecognitionRecord"
++Value object R DB record value
Recognition result, 0 means recognition failed, no candidates.
+++RecResult int O
1 means recognition success, has candidates.
+++MachineAd
string O Machine address, string max length is 259
dress
+++IsGlobalSc
bool O Is the global scene picture or not
ene
+++ImageInfo object O Big picture info
++++Length int O The length of the picture
++++FilePath string O The file path of the picture, max string length is 259
+++Object object O The target face info
++++Sex string O Sex, it can be "Man", "Woman", "Unknown"
++++Age int O Age
++++Glasses int O Glasses Status, 0: unknown, 1: not wear, 2: wear

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++++Eye int O Eye status, 0: not detected, 1: close eye, 2: open eye
++++Mouth int O Mouth status, 0: not detected, 1: close mouth, 2: open mouth
Mask status, 0: not detected, 1: not wearing mask, 2: wearing
++++Mask int O
mask
++++Beard int O Beard status, 0: not detected, 1: no beard, 2: has beard
+++Candidates array<object> O The info of candidates face from face group.
++++Similarity int O Similarity
++++Person object O person info
+++++Name string O Person Name, max string length is 63
+++++Sex string O Sex, it can be "Male", "Female", "Unknown"
+++++Birthday string O The person's birthday, ex: "1980-01-01"
Country name, length must be 2, value should be according
+++++Country string O
to ISO3166
+++++Province string O Province name, max string length is 63
+++++City string O City name, max string length is 63
+++++Certificat Certificate Type. It can be: "IC', "Passport", "Military",
string O
eType "Unknown"
+++++ID string O Person ID of CertificateType, max string length is 31
+++++Feature
int O Feature State, 0:Unknown, 1:Failed, 2:OK
State
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
00
found=100
items[0].Channel=1
items[0].StartTime=2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0].EndTime=2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[0].Type=jpg
items[0].Events[0]=FaceRecognition
items[0].FilePath =/mnt/dvr/sda0/2010/8/11/dav/15:40:[Link]
items[0].Length =790
items[0].SummaryNew[0].Key=FaceRecognitionRecord
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=1
Respons items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=BinJiang
e items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=true
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=123
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=/tmp/[Link]
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=Man
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=40
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=1
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=2
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link]=1
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].Similarity=50
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].[Link]=ZhangSan
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].[Link]=1980-01-01

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items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].[Link]=Male
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].[Link]=CN
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].[Link]=ZheJiang
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].[Link]=HangZhou
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].[Link]=IC
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].[Link]=1234567890
items[0].SummaryNew[0].[Link][0].[Link]=0

Step 4 Close the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 5 Destroy the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".

4.11.8 Find media files with HumanTrait info


Step 1 Create a media files finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 2 Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and HumanTrait conditions
with the finder

Table 4-188
URL [Link]
Method GET
Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and HumanTrait conditions with
Description
the finder.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
condition object R The search conditions
The video channel to search, video channel index start from
+Channel int R
1, use -1 to search all video channel.
+StartTime string O Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string O End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Types array<string> O Search file types, should be "jpg"
Search flags. It can be: "Timing", "Manual", "Marker", "Event",
+Flags array<string> O "Mosaic", "Cutout"
should include “Event”
+Events array<string> R Search event list, must be one string: "HumanTrait"
Search directory list, if omit, search all. Each dir path max
+Dirs array<string> O
string length is 259.
+DB object R DB filter object
++HumanTrait
object R DB filter for HumanTrait
RecordFilter
+++HumanAttri
object R Human attributes
butes
Coat color, refer to CoatColor in [Link] [Event] HumanTrait
++++CoatColor array<string> O
for available values, max array size is 4

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Coat type, refer to CoatType in [Link] [Event] HumanTrait
++++CoatType array<int> O
for available values, max array size is 2
++++Trousers Trousers color, refer to TrousersColor in [Link] [Event]
array<string> O
Color HumanTrait for available values, max array size is 4
++++TrousersT Trousers type, refer to TrousersType in [Link] [Event]
array<int> O
ype HumanTrait for available values, max array size is 2
++++HasHat int O Has hat or not, 0: all, 1: not has hat, 2: has hat
++++HasBag int O Has bag or not, 0: all, 1: not has bag, 2: has bag
++++Sex string O Sex, can be "Man", "Woman", if omit, search all
++++Age array<int> O Age range, ex:[25, 40]
Hair style, 0: all, 1: long hair, 2: short hair, 3: ponytail, 4: updo,
++++HairStyle int O
5: hiddened
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
[Link]
annel=1&[Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-10%2012
:00:00&[Link][0]=jpg&[Link][0]=Event&[Link][0]=HumanTrait
&[Link][0]=White&[Link]
Request .[Link][1]=Yellow&[Link]
[Link]=1&[Link]
[Link]=2&[Link]=Man&conditi
[Link][0]=30&[Link]
[Link][1]=50&[Link]
[Link]=1
Respons
OK
e
Step 3 Get the media file information found by the finder

Table 4-189
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Get the media file information found by the finder
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
count int R Record num to get, should less than 100.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
found int R Record num that found.
items array<object> R Result record items.
+Channel int R The video channel index start from 0,
+StartTime string R Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string R End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Type string R File type, should be: "jpg"
+Events array<string> R Events with this record

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+FilePath string R File path, string max length is 259
+CutLength int R File length that cut between start time and end time
+Length int O File length of the whole file
+SummaryNew object R Face info
++Key string R DB record name, should be "HumanTraitRecord"
++Value object R DB record value
+++HumanAttri
object O Human attributes
butes
Coat color, refer to CoatColor in [Link] [Event] HumanTrait
++++CoatColor string O
for available values,
Coat type, refer to CoatType in [Link] [Event] HumanTrait
++++CoatType int O
for available values,
++++Trousers Trousers color, refer to TrousersColor in [Link] [Event]
string O
Color HumanTrait for available values,
++++TrousersT Trousers type, refer to TrousersType in [Link] [Event]
int O
ype HumanTrait for available values,
++++HasHat int O Has hat or not, 0: unknown, 1: not has hat, 2: has hat
++++HasBag int O Has bag or not, 0: unknown, 1: not has bag, 2: has bag
++++Sex string O Sex, can be "Man", "Woman", "Unknown"
++++Age int O Age
Hair style, 0: unknown, 1: long hair, 2: short hair, 3: ponytail,
++++HairStyle int O
4: updo, 5: hiddened
++++HasUmbr Has umbrella or not, 0: unknown, 1: not has umbrella, 2: has
int O
ella umbrella
Bag type, 0: unknown, 1: handbag, 2: shoulder bag, 3:
++++Bag int O
knapsack, 4: draw-bar box
++++Cap int O Cap style, 0: unknown, 1: normal cap, 2: helmet
+++FaceAttribu
object O Face attributes
tes
++++Sex string O Sex, can be "Man", "Woman", "Unknown"
++++Age int O Age
Mask status, 0: not detected, 1: not wearing mask, 2: wearing
++++Mask int O
mask
++++Beard int O Beard status, 0: not detected, 1: no beard, 2: has beard
Glasses Status, 0: unknown, 1: not wearing, 2: normal
++++Glass Int O
Glasses, 3: sun glasses, 4: black frame glasses
Emotion info. It can be: "Unknown", "Smile", "Anger",
++++Emotion string O "Sadness", "Disgust", "Fear", "Surprise", "Neutral", "Laugh",
"Happy", "Confused", "Scream", "Lookaside"
+++FacePath string O Face picture path, max string length is 259
+++FaceScene
string O Face scene picture path, max string length is 259
Path
+++HumanPat
string O Human picture path, max string length is 259
h
+++HumanSce
string O Human scene picture path, max string length is 259
nePath

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[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
00
found=100
items[0].Channel=1
items[0].StartTime=2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0].EndTime=2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[0].Type=jpg
items[0].Events[0]=HumanTrait
items[0].FilePath=/mnt/dvr/sda0/2010/8/11/dav/15:40:[Link]
items[0].Length=790
items[0].[Link]=HumanTraitRecord
items[0].[Link]=White
items[0].[Link]=1
items[0].[Link]=Black
items[0].[Link]=1
items[0].[Link]=2
Respons items[0].[Link]=1
e items[0].[Link]=Man
items[0].[Link]=30
items[0].[Link]=2
items[0].[Link]=1
items[0].[Link]=0
items[0].[Link]=2
items[0].[Link]=Man
items[0].[Link]=35
items[0].[Link]=0
items[0].[Link]=1
items[0].[Link]=2
items[0].[Link]=Smile
items[0].[Link]=/mnt/2010/8/11/dav/15:40:[Link]
items[0].[Link]=/mnt/2010/8/11/dav/15:40:[Link]

Step 4 Close the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 5 Destroy the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".

4.11.9 Find media files with TrafficCar info


Step 1 Create a media files finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 2 Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and TrafficCar conditions with
the finder

Table 4-190

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URL [Link]
Method GET
Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and TrafficCar conditions with
the finder.
Note: some request params can use compare condition, it's value is an array, first item is
a string of compare condition type, and the following items are compare values.
Compare condition type can be:
Description
"==": means equal, followed with one param, if param type is string, then param value can
contain some “*” to match any string.
"||": means equal one of the params, followed with one or more params.
"<>": means inside range, followed by two integer param,
"><": means outside range, followed by two integer param,
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
condition object R The search conditions
The video channel to search, video channel index start from
+Channel int R
1, use -1 to search all video channel.
+StartTime string O Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string O End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Types array<string> O Search file types
Search flags. It can be: "Timing", "Manual", "Marker", "Event",
+Flags array<string> O
"Mosaic", "Cutout"
Search event list
+Events array<string> O
Ignored, use Event under DB param.
Search directory list, if omit, search all. Each dir path max
+Dirs array<string> O
string length is 259.
+DB object R DB object
++TrafficCar object R DB filter for TrafficCar
+++PlateNumb <compare PlateNumber condition, use compare condition format, ex:
O
er condition> [ "==", "*888" ]
<compare
+++Event O Event condition, ex: [ "||", "TrafficGate", "Alarm*" ]
condition>
<compare
+++Speed O Speed condition, ex: [ "<>", 40, 80 ]
condition>
<compare Plate type condition, use compare condition format, ex: ["==",
+++PlateType O
condition> "Armed"],
<compare Plate color condition, use compare condition format, ex: ["==",
+++PlateColor O
condition> "Blue"],
+++VehicleCol <compare Vehicle color condition, use compare condition format, ex:
O
or condition> ["==", "White"],
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request [Link]=1&[Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-1
0%2012:00:00&[Link][0]=jpg&[Link][0]=Event&[Link].

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PlateNumber[0]=%3d%3d&[Link][1]=%2a888&condition.D
[Link][0]=%3c%3e&[Link][1]=40&[Link]
[Link][2]=80&[Link][0]=%3d%3d&[Link]
[Link][1]=White
Response OK
Step 3 Get the media file information found by the finder

Table 4-191
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Get the media file information found by the finder
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
count int R Record num to get, should less than 100.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
found int R Record num that found.
items array<object> R Result record items.
+Channel int R The video channel index start from 0,
+StartTime string R Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string R End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Type string R File type, should be: "jpg"
+Events array<string> R Events with this record
+FilePath string R File path, string max length is 259
+CutLength int R File length that cut between start time and end time
+Length int O File length of the whole file
+Summary object R DB record info
++TrafficCar object R TrafficCar record info
+++PlateNumb
string R Car plate number
er
+++PlateType string O Plate type,
+++PlateColor string O Plate color, ex: "Yellow", "Blue", … etc
+++VehicleCol
string O Vehicle color, ex: "Yellow", "Blue", … etc
or
+++Country string O Country info. max string length is 19
+++Speed int O Vehicle speed, unit is km/hour
+++Event string O The event info, ex: “TrafficJunction”
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
unt=100

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found=100
items[0].Channel=1
items[0].StartTime=2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0].EndTime=2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[0].Type=jpg
items[0].Events[0]=TrafficJunction
items[0].FilePath=/mnt/dvr/sda0/2010/8/11/dav/15:40:[Link]
Respons items[0].Length=790
e items[0].[Link]=A08888
items[0].[Link]=Unknown
items[0].[Link]=Blue
items[0].[Link]=White
items[0].[Link]=China
items[0].[Link]=70
items[0].[Link]=TrafficJunction

Step 4 Close the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 5 Destroy the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".

4.11.10 Find media files with IVS info


Step 1 Create a media files finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 2 Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and IVS conditions with the
finder

Table 4-192
URL [Link]
Method GET
Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and IVS conditions with the
Description
finder.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
condition object R The search conditions
The video channel to search, video channel index start from
+Channel int R
1, use -1 to search all video channel.
+StartTime string O Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string O End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Types array<string> O Search file types
Search flags. It can be: "Timing", "Manual", "Marker", "Event",
+Flags array<string> O
"Mosaic", "Cutout"
+Events array<string> O Search event list,
Search directory list, if omit, search all. Each dir path max
+Dirs array<string> O
string length is 259.

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+DB object R DB object
++IVS object R DB filter for IVS
IVS rule condition. It can be: "CrossLineDetection" , "Cro
ssRegionDetection" , "LeftDetection" , "WanderDetection
"
+++Rule string O
"MoveDetection" , "RioterDetection" , "CrossFenceDetectio
n" , "TakenAwayDetection" , "PasteDetection" , "Preservati
on" , "StayDetection" , "TailDetection"
IVS action. It can be: "Appear" , "Disappear" , "Inside" ,
+++Action string O
"Cross"
IVS object type, item in array can be: "Unknown" , "Human" ,
+++ObjectType array<string> O
"Vehicle" , "NonMotor"
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
[Link]=1&[Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-1
Request 0%2012:00:00&[Link][0]=jpg&[Link]=CrossLineDetection&cond
[Link]=Cross&[Link][0]=Human&[Link]
jectType[1]=NonMotor
Response OK
Step 3 Get the media file information found by the finder

Table 4-193
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the media file information found by the finder
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
count int R Record num to get, should less than 100.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
found int R Record num that found.
items array<object> R Result record items.
+Channel int R The video channel index start from 0,
+StartTime string R Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string R End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Type string R File type, should be: "jpg"
+Events array<string> R Events with this record
+FilePath string R File path, string max length is 259
+CutLength int R File length that cut between start time and end time
+Length int O File length of the whole file
+Summary object R DB record info
++IVS object R IVS record info
+++Rule string R IVS rule, see above for valid value
+++Action string O IVS action, see above for valid value

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+++ObjectType string O IVS object type, see above for valid value
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
count=100
found=100
items[0].Channel=1
items[0].StartTime=2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0].EndTime=2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[0].Type=jpg
items[0].Events[0]=CrossLineDetection
Response
items[0].FilePath=/mnt/dvr/sda0/2010/8/11/dav/15:40:[Link]
items[0].Length=790
items[0].[Link]=CrossLineDetection
items[0].[Link]=Cross
items[0].[Link]=Human

Step 4 Close the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 5 Destroy the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".

4.11.11 Find media files with NonMotor info


Step 1 Create a media files finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 2 Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and NonMotor conditions with
the finder

Table 4-194
URL [Link]
Method GET
Start to find media files satisfied the common conditions and NonMotor conditions with
Description
the finder.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
condition object R The search conditions
The video channel to search, video channel index start from
+Channel int R
1, use -1 to search all video channel.
+StartTime string O Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string O End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Types array<string> O Search file types
Search flags. It can be: "Timing", "Manual", "Marker", "Event",
+Flags array<string> O
"Mosaic", "Cutout"
+Events array<string> O Search event list,
Search directory list, if omit, search all. Each dir path max
+Dirs array<string> O
string length is 259.

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+DB object R DB object
++NonMotorRe
object R DB filter for NonMotor
cordFilter
+++NumOfCycl
int O Number of people that cycling, value can be 1 ~ 3
ing
NonMotor color, can be "White" "Orange" "Pink" "Black"
"Red" "Yellow" "Gray" "Blue" "Green" "Purple" "Brown"
"Sliver" "Darkviolet" "Maroon" "Dimgray" "Whitesmoke"
+++Color string O
"Darkorange" "Mistyrose" "Tomato" "Olive" "Gold"
"Darkolivegreen" "Chartreuse" "Greenyellow" "Forestgreen"
"Seagreen" "Deepskyblue" "Cyan" "Other"
NonMotor type, can be : "Non-Motor" "Bicycle" "Tricycle"
"Motorcycle" "DualTriWheelMotorcycle" "LightMotorcycle"
+++Category string O "EmbassyMotorcycle" "MarginalMotorcycle"
"AreaoutMotorcycle" "ForeignMotorcycle" "TrialMotorcycle"
"CoachMotorcycle"
+++Helmet int O Helmet status, 0 : unknown, 1 : without helmet, 2 : with helmet
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
[Link]=1&[Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-1
Request 0%2012:00:00&[Link][0]=jpg&[Link]
g=2&[Link]=White&[Link]
[Link]=Bicycle&[Link]=1
Response OK
Step 3 Get the media file information found by the finder

Table 4-195
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the media file information found by the finder
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
object int R The finder object id
count int R Record num to get, should less than 100.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
found int R Record num that found.
items array<object> R Result record items.
+Channel int R The video channel index start from 0,
+StartTime string R Start time to search, ex: "2010-05-25 12:05:00"
+EndTime string R End time to search, ex: "2010-06-25 12:05:00"
+Type string R File type, should be: "jpg"
+Events array<string> R Events with this record
+FilePath string R File path, string max length is 259
+CutLength int R File length that cut between start time and end time
+Length int O File length of the whole file

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+SummaryNew object R NonMotor info
++Key string R DB record name, should be "NonMotorRecordFilter"
++Value object R DB record value
+++NumOfCycl
int O Number of people that cycling, value can be 1 ~ 3
ing
NonMotor color, can be "White" "Orange" "Pink" "Black"
"Red" "Yellow" "Gray" "Blue" "Green" "Purple" "Brown"
"Sliver" "Darkviolet" "Maroon" "Dimgray" "Whitesmoke"
+++Color string O
"Darkorange" "Mistyrose" "Tomato" "Olive" "Gold"
"Darkolivegreen" "Chartreuse" "Greenyellow" "Forestgreen"
"Seagreen" "Deepskyblue" "Cyan" "Other"
NonMotor type, can be : "Non-Motor" "Bicycle" "Tricycle"
"Motorcycle" "DualTriWheelMotorcycle" "LightMotorcycle"
+++Category string O "EmbassyMotorcycle" "MarginalMotorcycle"
"AreaoutMotorcycle" "ForeignMotorcycle" "TrialMotorcycle"
"CoachMotorcycle"
+++Helmet int O Helmet status, 0 : unknown, 1 : without helmet, 2 : with helmet
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
count=100
found=100
items[0].Channel=1
items[0].StartTime=2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0].EndTime=2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[0].Type=jpg
items[0].Events[0]=NonMotorDetect
items[0].FilePath=/mnt/dvr/sda0/2010/8/11/dav/15:40:[Link]
Response
items[0].Length=790
items[0].[Link]=NonMotorRecordFilter
items[0].[Link]=2
items[0].[Link]=White
items[0].[Link]=Bicycle
items[0].[Link]=1

Step 4 Close the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".
Step 5 Destroy the finder.
This API is the same as the API in "4.11.5 Find Media Files".

4.11.12 Download Media File with the File Name


Table 4-196
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Download a file by filename. To get filename by chapter file finding.
[Link]
Example
58.25[M][0@0][0].dav

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HTTP Code: 200 OK
Content-Type: Application/octet-stream
Success Content-Length: <fileLength>
Return Body:
<data>
<data>
Parameters in URL:
Comment
Filename: name of media files which would be downloaded.

4.11.13 Download Media File between Times


Table 4-197
[Link]
Syntax
e=<starttime>&endTime=<endtime>[&subtype=<typeNo>]
Method GET
Description Download the media data between start time and end time.
[Link]
Example
10-8%2013:00:01&endTime=2012-10-8%2014:00:01&subtype=0
HTTP Code: 200 OK
Content-Type: Application/octet-stream
Success Content-Length:<fileLength>
Return Body:
<data>
<data>
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
typeNo: the stream type, default 0 if not specified.
0-Main Stream
Comment
1-Extra Stream 1
2-Extra Stream 2
starttime & endtime: video start time and end time. Time format: yyyy-mm-dd
hh:mm:ss

4.12 User management

4.12.1 Get Information of a Particular User


Table 4-198
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get user information with name userName.
Example [Link]
[Link]=admin
Success [Link]=admin 's account
Return [Link]=admin
[Link]=true

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[Link]=true
user. AuthList=<authList>
Comment —

4.12.2 Get Information of All Users


Table 4-199
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get information of all users.
Example [Link]
users[0].Group=admin
users[0].Id=1
users[0].Memo=admin 's account
users[0].Name=admin
Success
users[0].Reserved=true
Return
users[0].Sharable=true
users[0]. AuthList=<authList>
users[1].Group=admin

Comment —

4.12.3 Get Information of All Active Users


Table 4-200
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get active users.
Example [Link]
users[0].name=admin
users[0].ip=[Link]
Success
users[0].group=admin
Return
users[0].clienttype=web3.0
users[0].logintime=2011-11-08 09:51:03
Comment —

4.12.4 Get Information of a Particular Group


Table 4-201
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get group setting with name groupName.
Example [Link]
[Link]=admin
Success
[Link]=administrator group
Return
group. AuthorityList=<authList>

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Parameters in URL:
The device has one or two default user groups: "admin"or "admin"and "user". The
"admin"group has all the authorities of operating the device. The "user"group only has
Comment
monitoring and replaying authorities.
groupName: name of the group.
If the group named groupName does not exist, the device returns Error.

4.12.5 Get Information of All Groups


Table 4-202
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get information of all groups.
Example [Link]
group[0].Name=admin
group[0].Memo=administrator group
group[0]. AuthorityList=<authList>
Success
group[1].Name=user
Return
group[1].Memo=user group
group[1]. AuthorityList=<authList>
group[2]….
Comment —

4.12.6 Add a New User


Table 4-203
[Link]
Syntax [Link]=<userPassword>&[Link]=<userGroup>&[Link]=<userSh
arable>[&[Link]=<userMemo>&[Link]=<userReserved>]
Method GET
Description Add a user.
[Link]
Example
[Link]=123456&[Link]=user&[Link]=true&[Link]=false
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
userGroup: string, the range is "admin"and "user". In different group, the user has
Comment different authorities.
userSharable: bool, true means allow multi-point login.
userReserved: bool, true means this user can't be deleted.

4.12.7 Delete a User


Table 4-204
Syntax [Link]
Method GET

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Description Delete user with name username.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

4.12.8 Modify User Information


Table 4-205
[Link]
Syntax .Memo=<userMemo>&[Link]=<userGroup>&[Link]=<userReserved>&us
[Link]=<userSharable>
Method GET
Description Modify user info.
[Link]
Example
.Group=admin
Success
OK
Return
Comment User is identified by <UserName>, other params are the same with AddUser.

4.12.9 Modify User's Password


Table 4-206
[Link]
Syntax
&pwd=<newPwd>&pwdOld=<oldPwd>
Method GET
Description Modify user password.
[Link]
Example
&pwd=abcdef&pwdOld=123456
Success
OK
Return
Comment Old password oldPwd should be supplied, new password is newPwd.

4.13 Log

4.13.1 Find Logs


1. Whether or not found logs satisfied the conditions

Table 4-207
[Link]
Syntax
.EndTime=<end>[& [Link]=<type>]
Method GET
Description Start to find log.
Find log between 2011-1-1 12:00:00 and 2011-1-10 12:00:00, URL is:
Example
[Link]

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012:00:00&[Link]=2011-1-10%2012:00:00
Success
token=1
Return
Parameters in URL:
start/end: the start/end time of log. Format is: yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.
In response, there is a token for further log finding process. If token is greater than 0,
Comment
logs are found; otherwise no logs are found.
Type: log type. The range is { "System", "Config", "Event", "Storage", "Account", "Data",
"File", "CourseRecord" }.
2. Get the particular number of logs

Table 4-208
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Find log with token TokenValue and count logCount.
Example [Link]
found=2
items[0].RecNo=789
items[0].Time=2011-05-20 11:59:10
items[0].Type=ClearLog
items[0].User=admin
Success items[1].[Link]=H.264->MJPG
Return items[1].[Link]=Encode
items[1].RecNo=790
items[1].Time=2011-05-20 11:59:21
items[1].Type=SaveConfig
items[1].User=System

Parameters in URL:
The TokenValue is got by startFind in the above section, and logCount is the count of
Comment
logs for this query.
The maximum value of logCount is 100.

Appendix:

Field in Description
Response
found Count of found log, found is 0 if no log is found.
User User name.
Type Log type.
Time Time of this log.
RecNo Log number.
Detail Log details.
3. Stop query logs

Table 4-209
Syntax [Link]
Method GET

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Description Stop query log by token TokenValue.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
The TokenValue is got by startFind in above section

4.13.2 Clear All the Logs


Table 4-210

Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Clear all the logs.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

4.13.3 Backup Logs


Table 4-211
[Link]
Syntax
[Link]=<endTime>
Method GET
Download the log information between the start time and the end time as a file named
Description
Log. Backup default.
[Link]
Example
000:02:32&[Link]=2020-8-25%2001:02:32
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
CONTENT-LENGTH: 743087
CONNECTION: close
Content-type: application/binarytet-stream; charset=utf-8

&w_User: default
Success
&Time: 2014-09-01 15:20:45
Return
&Type: VideoLoss
&Content: EventType: VideoLoss
channel: <8>
StartTime: 2014-09-01 15:20:45


Parameters in URL:
startTime/endTime: the start/end time when log info built. 24 hour Format, as:
Comment
yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.
For example:

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2014-8-25 00:02:32
2020-8-25 01:02:32

4.14 Upgrader

4.14.1 Strat to Upgrade


Table 4-212
Syntax [Link]
Method POST
Use this message to upload the firmware, and when the device receiving all the data
Description successfully, it will start to upgrade the device, and then use the getState method to get
the state.
POST /cgi-bin/[Link]?action=uploadFirmware HTTP/1.1
Host: [Link]
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=---------------------------8655433224198
Content-Length: xxxxxxxxx

Example -----------------------------8655433224198
Content-Disposition:form-data;name="upgrade"; filename= "[Link]"
Content-Type: application/octet-stream

Firmware data….

-----------------------------8655433224198--
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

4.14.2 Get Upgrade State


Table 4-213
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Use this message to upload the firmware, and when the device receiving all the data
Description successfully, it will start to upgrade the device, and then use the getState method to get
the state.
Example [Link]
Success [Link]=Upgrading
Return [Link]=45
Parameters in Response:
State: the state of the upgrade, it can be Preparing, Downloading, DownloadFailed,
Comment
Upgrading, Invalid, Failed, Succeeded, Cancelled, and NotEnoughMemory.
Progress: the progress of the upgrade.

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5 SD Camera APIs
5.1 Video Attributes

5.1.1 Video in Focus


 Get video in focus config

Table 5-1
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video input focus config.
Example [Link]
[Link][0][0].FocusLimit=100
[Link][0][0].FocusLimitSelectMode=Manual
[Link][0][0].IRCorrection=0
[Link][0][0].Mode=3
[Link][0][0].Sensitivity=1
[Link][0][1].FocusLimit=100
[Link][0][1].FocusLimitSelectMode=Manual
Success
[Link][0][1].IRCorrection=0
Return
[Link][0][1].Mode=3
[Link][0][1].Sensitivity=1
[Link][0][2].FocusLimit=100
[Link][0][2].FocusLimitSelectMode=Manual
[Link][0][2].IRCorrection=0
[Link][0][2].Mode=3
[Link][0][2].Sensitivity=1
Comment —
 Set video in focus config

Table 5-2
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video input focus config.
[Link]
Example
ocusLimit=1000
Success
OK
Return

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Parameters in URL:
paramName and paramValue are as table below.
In table below,
head = VideoInFocus [ChannelNo] [ConfigNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
ConfigNo: array index, can be 0, 1 or 2. 0 means config for day, 1 means config for
night, and 2 means config for normal scene.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


2—Auto focus, 3—Half auto focus, 4—Manual
head. Mode integer
focus
head. FocusLimit integer 100,1000,2000,3000,5000,
Range is 0,1,2
head. Sensitivity integer
0—high, 1—default, 2—low
head. IRCorrection integer 0: No correction; 1: Correction; 2: Auto correction
head. FocusLimitSelectMode string Manual or Auto.

5.1.2 Video in Zoom


 Get video in zoom config

Table 5-3
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video input zoom config.
Example [Link]
[Link][0][0].DigitalZoom=true
[Link][0][0].Speed=7
[Link][0][0].ZoomLimit=4
[Link][0][1].DigitalZoom=true
Success
[Link][0][1].Speed=0
Return
[Link][0][1].ZoomLimit=4
[Link][0][2].DigitalZoom=false
[Link][0][2].Speed=7
[Link][0][2].ZoomLimit=4
Comment —
 Set video in zoom config

Table 5-4
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video input zoom config.
[Link]
Example
igitalZoom=false&VideoInZoom[0][0].Speed=8

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Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
head = VideoInZoom [ChannelNo] [ConfigNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
Comment
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
ConfigNo: array index, can be 0, 1 or 2. 0 means config for day, 1 means config for
night, and 2 means config for normal scene.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


true: Enable Digital Zoom
head. DigitalZoom integer
false: Disable Digital Zoom
head. Speed integer Range is 0—100

5.1.3 Video in Sharpness


 Get video in sharpness

Table 5-5
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video input sharpness settings.
[Link]
Example
ness
[Link][0][0].Level=4
[Link][0][0].Mode=1
[Link][0][0].Sharpness=8
[Link][0][1].Level=4
Success
[Link][0][1].Mode=1
Return
[Link][0][1].Sharpness=8
[Link][0][2].Level=4
[Link][0][2].Mode=1
[Link][0][2].Sharpness=8
Comment —
 Set video in sharpness

Table 5-6
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video input sharpness settings.
[Link]
Example
[0].Level=10&VideoInSharpness[0][0].Mode=1&VideoInSharpness[0][0].Sharpness=0
Success
OK
Return
Comment Parameters in URL:

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paramName and paramValue are as table below.
In table below,
head = VideoInSharpness [ChannelNo] [ConfigNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
ConfigNo: array index, can be 0, 1 or 2. 0 means config for day, 1 means config for
night, and 2 means config for normal scene.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


head. Sharpness integer Range is 0—15
head. Level integer Range is 0—15

5.1.4 Video in Mode


 Get video in mode config

Table 5-7
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video input mode settings.
Example [Link]
[Link][0].Config[0]=1
[Link][0].Mode=0
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][0]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[0][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][0]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
Success
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
Return
[Link][0].TimeSection[1][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[2][0]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[2][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[2][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[2][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[2][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[2][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[3][0]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[3][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[3][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[3][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[3][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59

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[Link][0].TimeSection[3][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[4][0]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[4][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[4][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[4][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[4][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[4][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[5][0]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[5][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[5][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[5][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[5][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[5][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[6][0]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[6][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[6][2]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[6][3]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[6][4]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
[Link][0].TimeSection[6][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
Comment —
 Set video in mode config

Table 5-8
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video input mde settings.
[Link]
Example
e=0
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
paramName and paramValue are as table below.
In table below,
Comment
head = VideoInMode [ChannelNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Range is {0,1}
head. Mode integer 0: No Switch;
1: Switch depends on [Link].
Mode=0 Config[0]={0,1/2}
head. Config integer Mode=1 Config[1]={ 1 }
Config[2]={ 2 }

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
The time format is "0 H:m: H:m:S "
head. TimeSection[0][0] integer
For example: 0 00:00:00-10:59:59

5.1.5 Video in Day Night Mode Shift


 Get video in day night mode shift config

Table 5-9
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video in day night mode shift config.
Example [Link]
[Link][0][0].Delay=10
[Link][0][0].Mode=Brightness
[Link][0][0].Sensitivity=2
[Link][0][0].Type=Mechanism
[Link][0][1].Delay=10
Success [Link][0][1].Mode=Brightness
Return [Link][0][1].Sensitivity=2
[Link][0][1].Type=Mechanism
[Link][0][2].Delay=10
[Link][0][2].Mode=Brightness
[Link][0][2].Sensitivity=2
[Link][0][2].Type=Mechanism
VideoInDayNight[ChannelNo][ConfigNo]:
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
Comment video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
ConfigNo: array index, can be 0, 1 or 2. 0 means config for day, 1 means config for night,
and 2 means config for normal scene.
 Set video in day night mode shift config

Table 5-10
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video in day night mode shift config.
[Link]
Example
0].Mode=BlackWhite
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ParamName and paramValue are as table below. In table below,
head = VideoInDayNight[ChannelNo][ConfigNo]

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
The range is {"Electron", "Mechanism"}, the way of ICR
head. Type string
switching.
The range is {"Color", "Brightness", "BlackWhite",
"Photoresistor", "Gain"}.
Color: always in color mode.
Brightness: shift to color or day-and- night mode
head. Mode string according to the Brightness.
BlackWhite: always in black-and-white mode, in contrast
to Color mode.
Photoresistor: switchingt mode by photoresistor.
Gain: switching mode according to the gain.
head. Sensitivity integer Range is [0-7]. Sensitivity of switching mode
Range is [3-30].
head. Delay integer
Delay seconds when switching mode.

5.1.6 Lighting
 Get lighting config

Table 5-11
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get lighting config.
Example [Link]
[Link][0][0].Correction=50
[Link][0][0].FarLight[0].Angle=0
[Link][0][0].FarLight[0].Light=0
[Link][0][0].Mode=ZoomPrio
[Link][0][0].NearLight[0].Angle=0
[Link][0][0].NearLight[0].Light=0
[Link][0][0].Sensitive=3
[Link][0][1].Correction=50
[Link][0][1].FarLight[0].Angle=0
[Link][0][1].FarLight[0].Light=0
Success
[Link][0][1].Mode=ZoomPrio
Return
[Link][0][1].NearLight[0].Angle=0
[Link][0][1].NearLight[0].Light=0
[Link][0][1].Sensitive=3
[Link][0][2].Correction=50
[Link][0][2].FarLight[0].Angle=0
[Link][0][2].FarLight[0].Light=0
[Link][0][2].Mode=ZoomPrio
[Link][0][2].NearLight[0].Angle=0
[Link][0][2].NearLight[0].Light=0
[Link][0][2].Sensitive=3
Comment Lighting[ChannelNo][ConfigNo]:

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ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
ConfigNo: array index, can be 0, 1 or 2. 0 means config for day, 1 means config for
night, and 2 means config for normal scene.
 Set lighting config

Table 5-12
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set lighting config.
Turn on light:
[Link]
ht[0].Light=10&Lighting[0][0].NearLight[0].Light=90&Lighting[0][0].Mode=Manual
Example
Shift the light to ZoomPrio mode:
[Link]
ion=50&Lighting[0][0].Mode = ZoomPrio
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
paramName and paramValue are as table below.
Comment In table below,
head = Lighting [ChannelNo] [ConfigNo]
Lighting[0][0].FarLight[0].Light+ Lighting[0][0].NearLight[0].Light<=100.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Light mode.
The range is {"Manual", "Auto", "Off",
"ZoomPrio", "Timing", "SmartLight",
head. Mode string "LinkLight"}.
Manual: the settings below effective only in
Manual mode.
ZoomPrio: zoom priority.
Light compensation.
head. Correction integer The range is [0—100], effective in ZoomPrio
mode.
head. Sensitive integer Range is [0—5]. Sensitivity of light
Range is [0-100].
head. FarLight[Index].Angle integer
The angle of the far light.
Range is [0—100].
head. FarLight[Index]. Light integer
The luminance of far light.
Range is [0—100].
head. MiddleLight [Index].Angle integer
The angle of the middle light.
Range is [0—100].
head. MiddleLight [Index]. Light integer
The luminance of middle light.

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
Range is [0—100].
head. NearLight [Index].Angle integer
The angle of the near light.
Range is [0—100].
head. NearLight [Index]. Light integer
The luminance of near light.

5.2 Wiper

5.2.1 Move Continuously


Table 5-13
[Link]
Syntax
hannel=<ChannelNo>]
Method GET
Description Control the wiper to move continuously.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Second: integer, rain brush movement time interval which start from 1.
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1, default 1 if not specified.

5.2.2 Stop Move


Table 5-14
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Control the wiper to stop moving.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1, default 1 if not specified.

5.2.3 Move Once


Table 5-15
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Control the wiper to move once.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1, default 1 if not specified.

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6 Storage APIs
6.1 Storage Devices

6.1.1 Get Hard Disk Information


Table 6-1
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the storage device port info.
Example [Link]
[Link]=2
[Link]=1
Success [Link]=1
Return [Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=4
Comment —

6.1.2 Get All the Names of Storage Devices


Table 6-2
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get all the names of storage devices.
Example [Link]
list[0]="/dev/sda0"
Success
list[1]="/dev/sda1"
Return
list[2]="/dev/sg1"
Comment —

6.1.3 Get Storage Device Information


Table 6-3
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get all the storage device information.
Example [Link]

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list[0].Detail[0].IsError=false
list[0].Detail[0].Pointer=27023434
list[0].Detail[0].TotalBytes=0
Success
list[0].Detail[0].Type=ReadWrite
Return
list[0].Detail[0].UsedBytes=0
list[0].Name="/dev/sda"
list[0].State=Success
Comment —

6.1.4 Get Storage Capability


Table 6-4
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get storage capabilities.
Example [Link]
Success [Link]=false
Return [Link]=true
Comment —

6.1.5 Format Camera SD-Card


Table 6-5
[Link]
Syntax
<path>
Method GET
Description Format camera SD card.
[Link]
Example
path= /dev/sda
Success
OK
Return
If set successfully, return true, else return false.
Comment path : The stringValue is got from cgi API "Get storage device information"
(/cgi-bin/[Link]?action=getDeviceAllInfo). stringValue is list[0].Name.

6.2 NAS

6.2.1 NAS Information


 Get NAS config

Table 6-6
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get all the directories on the NAS server.
Example [Link]

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[Link][0].Name=" FTP1"
[Link][0].Enable = true
[Link][0].Protocol ="FTP"
Success [Link][0].Address ="[Link]"
Return [Link][0].Port =21
[Link][0].UserName ="anonymity"
[Link][0].Password ="none"
[Link][0].Directory ="share"
Comment —
 Set NAS config

Table 6-7
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set NAS config.
[Link]
Example
1&NAS[0].Enable=true
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
Comment
Head =NAS[index]
index: The index of the NAS Server

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Head. Name string NAS name.
Head. Enable bool Enable/Disable the NAS.
Head. Protocol string The range is {"FTP", "SMB"}
Head. Address string The IP address or host name.
Head. Port integer NAS port.
Head. UserName string NAS username.
Head. Password string NAS password.
Head. Directory string Directory name.

6.3 Storage Point

6.3.1 Record Storage Point


 Get record storage point config

Table 6-8
[Link]
Syntax
nt
Method GET
Description Get record storage point config.

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[Link]
Example
gePoint
[Link] [0].[Link] ="local"
[Link] [0].TimingRecord. Redundant =" Redundant"
[Link] [0].TimingRecord. Remote =" FTP"
Success
[Link] [0].TimingRecord. AutoSync = false
Return
[Link] [0].TimingRecord. AutoSyncRange =0
[Link] [0].TimingRecord. LocalForEmergency =false
[Link] [0].TimingRecord. CompressBefore =15
Comment —
 Set record storage point config

Table 6-9
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set record storage point config.
[Link]
Example
0].[Link]=local
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
In table below,
ch: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to video
Comment channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
recType: The range is {"TimingRecord", "VideoDetectRecord", "AlarmRecord",
"EventRecord", "TimingSnapShot", "VideoDetectSnapShot", "AlarmSnapShot",
"EventSnapShot"}

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


RecordStoragePoint
string Local directory name.
[ch].[recType].Local
RecordStoragePoint [ch].[recType].
string Redundant directory name.
Redundant
RecordStoragePoint [ch].[recType].
string Remote directory name.
Remote
When remote directory recovers, auto
RecordStoragePoint [ch].[recType].
bool synchronize local directory to remote
AutoSync
directory or not.
From the remote directory recovering
time, how long the data needs to be
RecordStoragePoint [ch].[recType].
integer synchronized. The unit is hour. If it is
AutoSyncRange
0, all the data needs to be
synchronized.

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
When the remote directory is
RecordStoragePoint [ch].[recType].
bool unusable, save the data the local
LocalForEmergency
directory or not.
RecordStoragePoint [ch].[recType]. The days' data which will be
integer
CompressBefore compressed.

6.3.2 Storage Group


 Get storage group config

Table 6-10
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get storage group config.
[Link]
Example
p
[Link][0].Channels[0].MaxPictures=0
[Link][0].FileHoldTime=0
[Link][0].Memo=For Reading & Writing Files
[Link][0].Name=ReadWrite
[Link][0].OverWrite=true
[Link][0].PicturePathRule=%y-%M-%d/%c/jpg/%h/%m/%s[%E][%O@%S
][%R].jpg
[Link][0].RecordPathRule=%y-%M-%d/%c/dav/%h/%h.%m.%s-%h.%m.
Success %s[%E][%O@%S][%R].dav
Return [Link][1].Channels[0].MaxPictures=0
[Link][1].FileHoldTime=0
[Link][1].Memo=For FTP Files
[Link][1].Name=Remote
[Link][1].OverWrite=true
[Link][1].PicturePathRule=%y-%M-%d/%c/jpg/%h/%m/%s[%E][%O@%S
][%R].jpg
[Link][1].RecordPathRule=%y-%M-%d/%c/dav/%h/%h.%m.%s-%h.%m.
%s[%E][%O@%S][%R].da
Comment —
 Set storage group config

Table 6-11
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set storage group config.
[Link]
Example
me=main
Success
OK
Return

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Parameters in URL:
In table below,
Comment Index = Storage Group index
ch: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to video
channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


StorageGroup[Index]. Name string Storage group name.
StorageGroup[Index]. Memo string Storage group memo.
StorageGroup[Index]. FileHoldTime integer How many days the file will hold.
Over write or not when there is not
StorageGroup[Index]. OverWrite bool
enough storage.
The max pictures beyond which the
StorageGroup[Index]. Channels[ch]. old pictures will be over written. If it
Integer
MaxPictures is 0, the old pictures will be not over
written.
StorageGroup[Index]. Channels[ch].
string The channel path.
Path

6.4 SDEncrypt

6.4.1 Encrypt SD Card


Table 6-12
[Link]
Syntax
assword=<password>
Method GET
Description SD encryption operation.
[Link]
Example
password=123456
Success
OK
Return
If set successfully, return true, else return false.
deviceName: The stringValue is got from cgi API Get storage device information
Comment
(cgi-bin/[Link]?action=getDeviceAllInfo).
password: The stringValue Card is Encrypted

6.4.2 Decrypt SD Card


Table 6-13
[Link]
Syntax
assword=<password>
Method GET
Description SD decrypt operation.

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[Link]
Example
password=123456
Success
OK
Return
If set successfully, return true, else return false.
deviceName: The stringValue is got from cgi API Get storage device information
Comment
(cgi-bin/[Link]?action=getDeviceAllInfo).
password: The stringValue ard is Encrypted

6.4.3 Clear SD Card Password


Table 6-14
[Link]
Syntax
me>&password=<password>
Method GET
Description SD clear password operation.
[Link]
Example
mmc0&password=123456
Success
OK
Return
If set successfully, return true, else return false.
deviceName: The stringValue is got from cgi API Get storage device information
Comment
(cgi-bin/[Link]?action=getDeviceAllInfo).
password: The stringValue ard is Encrypted

6.4.4 Modify SD Card Password


Table 6-15
[Link]
Syntax
Name>&password=<password>&oldPassword=<oldPassword>
Method GET
Description SD change password operation.
[Link]
Example
mmc0&password=123456&oldPassword=admin123
Success
OK
Return
If set successfully, return true, else return false.
deviceName: The stringValue is got from cgi API Get storage device information
Comment (cgi-bin/[Link]?action=getDeviceAllInfo).
password: The new stringValue Card is Encrypted
oldPassword: The old stringValue Card is Encrypted

6.4.5 Get SD Card Operate Error Policy


Table 6-16
Syntax [Link]

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viceName>&operate=<operate>
Method GET
When decrypt, clearPassword, modifyPassword failed, get the error info, leftTimes and
Description
left time.
[Link]
Example
e=/dev/mmc0&operate=decrypt
Success [Link]=5
Return [Link]=30
If set successfully, return true, else return false.
deviceName: the stringValue is got from cgi API Get storage device information
(cgi-bin/[Link]?action=getDeviceAllInfo).
Comment
Operate: operate type, can be: decrypt, modifyPassword and clearPassword
leftTimes : remain operate times, max is 5
lockSeconds : lock operate time, unit is seconds, max is 30

6.4.6 Storage Health Alarm Settings


 Get StorageHealthAlarm config

Table 6-17
[Link]
Syntax
m
Method GET
Description Get SD health info alarm config.
[Link]
Example
m
[Link]=true
Success [Link]=10
Return [Link]= (output of EventHandler is described in
GetEventHandler)
Comment —
 Set StorageHealthAlarm config

Table 6-18
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set SD health info alarm config.
[Link]
Example
Enable=true
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

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7 Display APIs
7.1 GUI

7.1.1 GUISet
 Get GUISet config

Table 7-1
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the GUI settings. Every video out screen has a group setting.
Example [Link]
[Link][index]. WindowAlpha =128
[Link][index]. TimeTitleEnable =true
[Link][index]. TimeTitlePos[0]=0
[Link][index]. TimeTitlePos[1]=0
[Link][index]. TimeTitlePos[2]=8191
[Link][index]. TimeTitlePos[3]=8191
[Link][index]. MenuShowOption =0
Success [Link][index]. MenuAutoHideTime =10
Return [Link][index]. AutoLogout =10
[Link][index]. ChannelTitleShowEnable =true
[Link][index]. ChannelTitlePos[0]=0
[Link][index]. ChannelTitlePos[1]=0
[Link][index]. ChannelTitlePos[2]=8191
[Link][index]. ChannelTitlePos[3]=8191
[Link][index]. AutoGuideEnable =true

Parameters in Response :
Comment
index: the array index which starts from 0.
 Set GUISet config

Table 7-2
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set the GUI settings. Every video out screen has a group setting.
[Link]
Example
pha=192&GUISet[0].TimeTitleEnable=false&GUISet[0].MenuShowOption=1
Success
OK
Return

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Parameters in URL:
The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.
Comment
in table below,
index : the array index which starts from 0.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Diaphaneity of the window
GUISet[index].WindowAlpha integer
background.
GUISet[index].TimeTitleEnable bool Show the time title or not.
GUISet[index].TimeTitlePos[0] integer
GUISet[index].TimeTitlePos[1] integer
The position of the time title.
GUISet[index].TimeTitlePos[2] integer
GUISet[index].TimeTitlePos[3] integer
0: Show the directory.
GUISet[index].MenuShowOption integer 1: Hide the directory.
2: Timing-hide the directory.
How many seconds to hide the
GUISet[index].MenuAutoHideTime integer
directory.
How many minutes to auto logout.
GUISet[index].AutoLogout integer The range is [0-120]. 0 expresses not
logout.
GUISet[index].ChannelTitleShowEnable bool Show the channel title or not.
GUISet[index].ChannelTitlePos[0] integer
GUISet[index].ChannelTitlePos[1] integer
The position of the channel title.
GUISet[index].ChannelTitlePos[2] integer
GUISet[index].ChannelTitlePos[3] integer
GUISet[index].AutoGuideEnable bool Auto guide or not when startup.

7.2 Split Screen

7.2.1 Split Screen Mode


 Get split screen mode

Table 7-3
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the split screen mode.
Example [Link]
Success mode=split1
Return group=4
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ChannelNo: the display screen No. Start from 1 and <= 2.
 Set split screen mode

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Table 7-4
[Link]
Syntax
de>&group=<group>
Method GET
Description Set the split screen mode.
[Link]
Example
=1
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: the display screen No. Start from 1.
mode:enum{split1,split2,split4,split6,split8,split9,split12,split16,split20,split25,split36,sp
lit64,split144,pip1,pip3, "Free", "CompositeSplit1" / "FitDisplayUnit1", "CompositeSplit1"
Comment
/ "FitDisplayUnit4"};
group: the No. of a group which contains certain number channels. For example, if 16
video channels display in split4 Mode which contains 4 video channels on Screen, then
there are 4 groups and each group contains 4 video channels.

7.3 Moniter Tour

7.3.1 Moniter Tour


 Get moniter tour config

Table 7-5
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get monitor tour config.
Example [Link]
[Link][ch].Enable=128
[Link][ch].Interval=true
Success
[Link][ch].Mask.Split1=0,1,5
Return
[Link][ch].Mask.Split8=0,1,5
[Link][ch].Collections=Favortite1, Favortite2…
Comment —
 Set moniter tour config

Table 7-6
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set monitor tour config.
[Link]
Example
e=true
Success
OK.
Return
Comment Parameters in URL:

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The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


MonitorTour[ch].Enable bool MonitorTour or not.
MonitorTour[ch].Interval integer MonitorTour interval.
MonitorTour[ch].Mask.Split1 — Channel array for split1
MonitorTour[ch].Mask.Split8 — Channel array for split8
MonitorTour[ch].Collections — Split collections

7.3.2 Enable Tour


Table 7-7
[Link]
Syntax
ag>
Method GET
Description Enable tour in every video channel on a screen or not.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
ChannelNo: the display screen No. Start from 1 and <= 2.
Comment
flag : true or false

7.3.3 Monitor Collection


 Get monitor collection config

Table 7-8
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get monitor collection config.
[Link]
Example
tion
[Link]. Mode=Split1
[Link][winno].Enable= true
[Link][winno].Device=device1
Success [Link][winno].VideoChannel=5
Return [Link][winno].VideoStream=Main
[Link][winno].AudioChannel=5
[Link][winno].AudioStream=Main

Parameters in Response :
Comment winno : integer, the array index which equals to the window index in a screen and starts
from 0.
 Set monitor collection config

Table 7-9

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[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set monitor collection config.
[Link]
Example [Link]=split4&[Link][1].Enable=true&MonitorColl
[Link][1].VideoChannel=2
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.
In table below:
Comment Collect= [Link].
collectionname: can be any name.
winno: integer, the array index which equals to the window index in a screen and starts
from 0.

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


The range is the same as
Collect. Mode string
SetSplitMode.
Collect. Windows[winno]. Enable bool Enable the window or not.
Collect. Windows[winno]. Device string The device Id.
Collect. Windows[winno].
integer The video channel.
VideoChannel
Collect. Windows[winno]. The range is {"Main", "Extra1", "Extra2",
string
VideoStream "Extra3", "Auto"}.
Collect. Windows[winno].
integer The audio channel.
AudioChannel
Collect. Windows[winno]. The range is {"Main", "Extra1", "Extra2",
string
AudioStream "Extra3", "Auto"}.

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8 Video Analyse APIs
8.1 Video Analyse

8.1.1 Get Video Analyse Capability


Table 8-1
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video analyse capabilities.
Example [Link]
[Link][0]=2
[Link][1]=3
[Link]=false
[Link]=10
[Link]=0
[Link]=512
[Link]=1
[Link]=20
[Link]=20
[Link]=10
[Link]=4
[Link]=true
[Link][0]=CrossLineDetection
[Link][1]=CrossRegionDetection
Success
[Link][2]=LeftDetection
Return
[Link][3]=TakenAwayDetection
[Link][0]=Normal
[Link][1]=FaceDetection
[Link][2]=VideoDiagnosis
[Link]
affs[0]=0
[Link]
affs[1]=0
[Link]
[0]=0
[Link]
[1]=0
[Link]
alDataStore=false
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

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8.1.2 Video Analyse Global
 Get video analyse global config

Table 8-2
[Link]
Syntax
al
Method GET
Description Get video analyse global config.
[Link]
Example
Global
[Link]=Normal
[Link]=1
[Link]=Far
[Link]=30
[Link]=10.000000
Success
[Link]=6.200000
Return
[Link][0]=8:00:00
[Link][1]=20:00:00
[Link][0]=20:00:00
[Link][1]=8:00:00

Parameters in Response :
head =[Link][ChannelNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
 Set video analyse global config

Table 8-3
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>...]
Method GET
Description Set video analyse global config.
[Link]
Example
0].[Link]=Normal&VideoAnalyseGlobal[0].[Link]=1
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
paramName and paramValue are as table below.
In table below, head =VideoAnalyseGlobal[ChannelNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
ParamName start with [Link] depends on [Link].

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
Scene class, the range is { "Normal", "Indoor",
"ATM", "Traffic", "FaceRecognition",
[Link] string "FaceDetection", "Prison", "NumberStat",
"HeatMap", "VideoDiagnosis", "VehicleAnalyse",
"TrafficPatrol", "CourseRecord", "Vehicle" }
Range is 0 — 255, 0 means that the scene is
[Link] integer
unassociated with PTZ.
Picture distance feature, the range is { "Normal",
[Link] string
"Far", "Middle", "Near" }
Detail config of a scene. For example, when
[Link] is "Normal", it's detail includes
[Link] string
CameraAngle, CameraDistance, CameraHeight,
etc.
[Link][0] string The start time of Day, it's format is hh:mm:ss
[Link][1] string The end time of Day
[Link][0] string The start time of Night, it's format is hh:mm:ss
[Link][1] string The end time of Night

8.1.3 Video Analyse Rule


 Get video analyse rule

Table 8-4
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get video analyse rules config.
[Link]
Example
Rule
[Link]= line1
[Link]=CrossLineDetection
Success [Link][0][0].Enable =true
Return [Link][0][0].EventHandler= (output of EventHandler is described in
GetEventHandler)

Parameters in Response :
head =[Link][ChannelNo] [RuleNo]
Comment ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
RuleNo =rule index.
 Set video analyse rule

Table 8-5
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set video analyse rules config.

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[Link]
Example
[0].Name=myAnalyseRule1&VideoAnalyseRule[0][0].Type=CrossLineDetection
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
paramName and paramValue are as table below.
In table below, head =VideoAnalyseRule[ChannelNo] [RuleNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
Comment
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
RuleNo =rule index.
ParamName start with [Link] is only effective with {"CrossLineDetection",
"CrossRegionDetection", "LeftDetection", "TakenAwayDetection"}.

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description


head. Name string Rule name, it must be unique.
The range is {"CrossLineDetection",
"CrossRegionDetection", "LeftDetection",
"TakenAwayDetection",
"VideoAbnormalDetection", "FaceDetection",
head. Type string
"AudioMutation", "AudioAnomaly",
"VideoUnFocus", "WanderDetection",
"RioterDetection", "ParkingDetection",
"MoveDetection", "NumberStat"}.
head. Enable bool Enable/Disable this rule.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
head. EventHandler —
SetEventHandler.
head. [Link][0][0] integer The start point of DetectLine 0;
head. [Link][0][1] integer The end point of DetectLine 0;
head. [Link][1][0] integer The start point of DetectLine 1;
head. [Link][1][1] integer The end point of DetectLine 1;
The range is {"LeftToRight", "RightToLeft",
head. [Link] string
"Both"}.
Maximum width. The width of the object must not
be beyond maximum width.
Adapt to {"CrossLineDetection",
head.
integer "CrossRegionDetection", "LeftDetection",
Config .[Link][0]
"TakenAwayDetection", "FaceDetection",
"WanderDetection", "RioterDetection",
"ParkingDetection", "MoveDetection"}.
head. Maximum height. The height of the object must
integer
Config .[Link][1] not be beyond maximum height.
head. Minimum width. The width of the object must not
integer
Config .[Link][0] be less than minimum width.
head. Minimum height. The height of the object must
integer
Config .[Link][1] not be beyond minimum height.

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
The start point of DetectRegion 0;
Adapt to {"CrossRegionDetection",
head.
integer "LeftDetection", "TakenAwayDetection",
[Link][0][0]
"WanderDetection", "RioterDetection",
"ParkingDetection", "MoveDetection"}.
head.
integer The end point of DetectRegion 0;
[Link][0][1]
head.
integer The start point of DetectRegion 1;
[Link][1][0]
head.
integer The end point of DetectRegion 1;
[Link][1][1]
head.
integer The start point of DetectRegion 2;
[Link][2][0]
head.
integer The start point of DetectRegion 2;
[Link][2][1]
Range is 1 — 600, adapt to {"LeftDetection",
"TakenAwayDetection", "WanderDetection"}.
head. Config. MinDuration integer
Range is 10-300, adapt to {"RioterDetection"}.
Range is 6-300, adapt to {"ParkingDetection"}.
Range is 1 — 10, adapt to {"RioterDetection",
head. Config. Sensitivity integer
"MoveDetection"}.
Range is 0 — 100000000, adapt to
head. Config. EnterThreshold integer
{"NumberStat"}.
Range is 0 — 100000000, adapt to
head. Config. ExitThreshold integer
{"NumberStat"}.
Range is 0 — 100000000, adapt to
head. Config. InsideThreshold integer
{"NumberStat"}.

8.2 Number of People

8.2.1 Video Widget Number Status


 Get video widget number status

Table 8-6
[Link]
Syntax
erStat
Method GET
Description Get OSD config when display number status information of people.
[Link]
Example
NumberStat
[Link]=true
Success [Link]=true
Return [Link]=true
[Link]=0

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Parameters in Response :
head =[Link][ChannelNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
 Set video widget number status

Table 8-7
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set OSD config when display number status information of people.
[Link]
Example
Stat[0].EncodeBlend=true&VideoWidgetNumberStat[0].ShowEnterNum=true
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
paramName and paramValue are as table below.
In table below,
Comment
head =VideoWidgetNumberStat[ChannelNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description

head. EncodeBlend bool Enable/Disable


head. ShowEnterNum bool Enable/Disable
head. ShowExitNum bool Enable/Disable
head. TextAlign integer 0 for left, 2 for right

8.2.2 Get Heat MapInformation


Table 8-8
[Link]
Syntax
artTime=<start>&EndTime=<end>
Method GET
Description Get binary data of heat map.
[Link]
Example
=2015-08-20%2000:00:00&EndTime=2015-08-21%2023:59:59
Content-Type: application/binarytet-stream
Success
Content-Length:<heatMap size>
Return
<HeatMap data>
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment
start/end: the start/end time of Heat Map info. 24 hour Format, as: yyyy-mm-dd
hh:mm:ss.

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Parameters in Response:
heatMap size: width*height + 16.
HeatMap data: format as table below.

Appendix: HeatMap Data Format


0 1 2 3 4 … 15 16 17 18 …
Width Height Reserved Data: every byte symbolize a pixel

8.3 FishEye

8.3.1 Get FishEye Capability


The method described in the Section 4.5.13(Get video input capability) should be used [Link]
the response, it will contain these message "[Link]=false", if the value of the FishEye is
true, Then you can use the method described below to get the detail capability.

Table 8-9
[Link]
Syntax
name=VideoInFishEye
Method GET
Description Clear the people count information.
[Link]
Example
VideoInFishEye
[Link]=Chip
[Link][0]=WallMode
[Link][1]=CeilMode
……
[Link][0]=Original
Success
[Link][1]=Config
Return
[Link][2]=Panorama
……
[Link][0]=Up
[Link][1]=Down
…….
Parameters in Response:
Type: string, it can be Chip, Plugin, and ChipAndPlugin. Chip means only support
calibrate by device.
Plugin means only support calibrate by plugin. ChipAndPlugin means support
both.
MountMode: string and [Link] MountMode means the install mode, it can be
Comment
WallMode,CeilMode, FloorMode,180CeilMode.
CalibrateMode: string and array. It can be Original, Config, Panorama,
DoublePanorama, OriginalPlusThreeEPtzRegion, Single, FourEPtzRegion,
TwoEPtzRegion, and Normal.
EPtzCmd: string and array. It can be ZoomIn, ZoomOut, Up, Down, Left, Right,
RotateClock, RotateAntiClock, Stop, TapView, and ShowRegion.

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8.3.2 FishEye Setting
 Get FishEye config

Table 8-10
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get FishEye config.
Example [Link]
[Link]=1
Success
[Link]=Original
Return
……..
Parameters in Response:
head = [Link][ChannelNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
Comment video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
PlaceHolder:integer, it can be 1(CeilMode), 2(WallMode), 3(FloorMode).
CalibrateMode: string. It can be Original, Config, Panorama, DoublePanorama,
OriginalPlusThreeEPtzRegion, Single, FourEPtzRegion, TwoEPtzRegion, and Normal.
 Set FishEye config

Table 8-11
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set FishEye config.
Change the placeholder setting of channel 1:
[Link]
der=1

Change the calibratemode setting of channel 1:


[Link]
Example
Mode=Panorama

Also can use


[Link]
Mode=Panorama&FishEye[0].PlaceHolder=1 to change the placeholder and
calibratemode in one message.
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

8.4 CrowdDistriMap

8.4.1 Get Channel Caps


Table 8-12

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Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get Channel CrowdistriMap Caps.
Example [Link]
CrowdCapsList[0].channel=<ChannelNo>
CrowdCapsList[0].Support=<Support>
Success
CrowdCapsList[1].channel=<ChannelNo>
Return
CrowdCapsList[1].Support=<Support>

Parameters in URL and Response:
Comment ChannelNo : video channel index
Support : true or false, support or not

8.4.2 Subscribe to Realtime Crowd Stat


Table 8-13
[Link]
Syntax
artbeat=<Heartbeat>]
Method GET
Description Subscribe the crowd distribuite map information, return info at regular time.
Example [Link]
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
Connection: close

--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <data length>

CrowdStatData[0].Channel=1
CrowdStatData[0].GloabalPeopleNum =10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionNum =1
CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].RegionID=0
Success CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].Region[0][0]=10
Return CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].Region[0][1]=10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].Region[1][0]=10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].Region[1][1]=100

CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].RegionPeopleNum=100
CrowdStatData[0].CrowdEventNum =2
CrowdStatData[0].CrowdList[0].Center=2
CrowdStatData[0].CrowdList[0].Radius=2
CrowdStatData[0].RegionEventNum =2
CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].Region[0][0]=10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].Region[0][1]=10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].Region[1][0]=10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].Region[1][0]=100

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CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].RegionID=0
CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].PeopleNum=100
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: 11

Heartbeat
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <data length>

CrowdStatData[0].Channel=1

Parameters in URL and Response
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index to subscribe

Region is Polygon, has a list of points, every point has x and y , so Region[0][0] is first
point's x, Region[0][1] is first point's y, Region[1][0] is second point's x, Region[1][1] is
Comment
second point's y, and so on

Heartbeat: integer, range is [1,60],unit is [Link] the URL contains this parameter,
and the value is 5, it means every 5 seconds the device should send the heartbeat
message to the client,the heartbeat meaage are "Heartbeat".

8.4.3 Get Current Crowd Stat


Table 8-14
[Link]
Syntax
>
Method GET
Description Get crowd distribuite map information, return info only once.
Example [Link]
CrowdStatData[0].Channel=1
CrowdStatData[0].GloabalPeopleNum =10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionNum =1
CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].RegionID=0
CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].Region[0][0]=10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].Region[0][1]=10
Success CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].Region[1][0]=10
Return CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].Region[1][1]=100

CrowdStatData[0].RegionPeopleList[0].RegionPeopleNum=100
CrowdStatData[0].CrowdEventNum =2
CrowdStatData[0].CrowdList[0].Center=2
CrowdStatData[0].CrowdList[0].Radius=2
CrowdStatData[0].RegionEventNum =2

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CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].Region[0][0]=10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].Region[0][1]=10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].Region[1][0]=10
CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].Region[1][0]=100

CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].RegionID=0
CrowdStatData[0].RegionList[0].PeopleNum=100
Similar to above "Subscribe to Realtime Crowd Stat", but reply stat only once, not at
Comment
regular time.

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9 Intelligent Traffic APIs
9.1 Traffic Snap

9.1.1 Get the Specific Parking Space Status


Table 9-1
[Link]
Syntax
nelNo>&<paramName>=<paramValue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Get specific parking space(s) status.
[Link]
Example
ane[0]=0&[Link][1]=255
A list of parking space status
status[0].Lane=0
status[0].PictureId=5
status[0].[Link]=1
Success

Return
status[1].Lane=1
status[1].PictureId=4
status[1].[Link]=1

Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
paramName and paramValue: detail in table below.

Comment In table below,


index: The index of type array, start from 0

Parameters in Response :
TrafficCar: the members refer to TrafficCar

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description


condition. Lane[index] int The Lane value
condition.
int The Level value , refer to condition
ResponseLevel

9.1.2 Open Strobe


Table 9-2
[Link]
Syntax
[Link]=<OpenType>&[Link]=<PlateNumber>

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Method GET
Description Open the strobe manually.
[Link]
Example
ype=Normal&[Link]=046XRW
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment
OpenType: string, For now, the value is fixed to "Normal"
PlateNumber: string, the plateNumber of the TrafficCar.

9.1.3 Open/Close Unlicensed Vehicle Detection


Table 9-3
[Link]
Syntax
e=UnlicensedVehicle
Method GET
Description Open or Close the unlicensed vehicle detection.
[Link]
Example
dVehicle
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment Action: string, this value can be open and close.
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

9.1.4 Snap
Table 9-4
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Take a snapshot manually. For intelligent traffic device, it should use this method to take
a snapshot.
But, the response is not image [Link] you want to get the image data, please follow
these steps:
Description
1. Use the method mentioned chapter (4.4.3 Subscribe to snapshot) to subscribe the
image data, and the eventcode is "TrafficManualSnap".
2. Use the "manSnap"to take a snapshot manually.
3. In the connection which built in the Step 1, the device will send the image data.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

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9.2 Traffic Parking

9.2.1 Get All Status of Parking Spaces


Table 9-5
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get all valid parking spaces status of one device.
Example [Link]
A list of parking space status
status[0].Lane=0
status[0]. CustomParkNo = A2701
Success status[0].Status = Park
Return …
status[1].Lane=1
status[1]. Status = NoPark

Parameters in Response :
Comment
Status : Park or NoPark

9.2.2 Parking Space Light State


 Get parking space light state

Table 9-6
[Link]
Syntax
State
Method GET
Use this method. It can get the light state config. For example, it can know that when the
Description space is free, then the light should be green, and the space is full, the light should be
red.
[Link]
Example
LightState
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
Success
[Link]=0
Return
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=0

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[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
Parameters in Response :
There are five conditions about the space light state: SpaceFree, SpaceFull,
SpaceOrder, SpaceOverLine, and SpaceSpecial. For each condition, you can choose
the light state.
Comment
The state value is integer. It can be 0, 1, 2.
0 means close;
1 means open;
2 means twinkle.
 Set parking space light state

Table 9-7
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set the light state config.
[Link]
[Link]=1&[Link]=0&ParkingSpaceLi
Example [Link]=0&[Link]=0&ParkingSp
[Link]=0&[Link]=0&Parkin
[Link]=0
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

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9.2.3 Set Order State
Table 9-8
[Link]
Syntax
mber>&state[0].State=<State>
Method GET
Description Set the light order state, order or not
[Link]
Example
tate[0].State=Ordered
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment LaneNumber: integer, for now, fixed to 0.
State: string, the value can be "Ordered"or "Free".

9.2.4 Set Light State


Table 9-9
[Link]
Syntax aneNumber>&state[Index].Color=<Color>&state[Index].State=<State>&state[Index].
Enable=<Enable>
Method GET
Description Set the light state.
[Link]
Example
&state[0].Color=Red&state[0].State=0&state[0].Enable=true
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Index: integer, start with 0.
LaneNumber: integer, the No. of the Lane.
Comment
Color: string, it can be Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Purple, White, Pink.
State: integer, it can be 0, 1, 2.0 means close;1 means open;2 means twinkle;
Enable: true or false, enable or not.

9.2.5 [Config] Parking Space Access Filter Setting


 Get parking space access filter setting

Table 9-10
[Link]
URL
sFilter
Method GET
Get Parking Space Access Filter config. Using this method, we can get the accessible
Description
address of the device.
[ Request Params ] ( None )
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )

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Name Type R/O Param Description
table object R config table object
+ParkingSpaceA
object R ParkingSpaceAccessFilter config object
ccessFilter
++Enable bool R Enable filter or not
++Type string R Filter type, can be: "BannedList", "TrustList".
++TrustList Array<string> O IP address list that trust
++BannedList Array<string> O IP address list that banned.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
ter
[Link]=false
Respons [Link]=TrustList
e [Link][0]=[Link]
[Link][0]=[Link]
 Set parking space access filter setting

Table 9-11
[Link]
URL
lter
Method GET
Descripti
Set Parking Space Access Filter config.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
ParkingSpaceAc
object R ParkingSpaceAccessFilter config object
cessFilter
+Enable bool R Enable filter or not
+Type string R Filter type, can be: "BannedList", "TrustList".
+TrustList Array<string> O IP address list that trust
+BannedList Array<string> O IP address list that banned.
[ Response Params ] ( None )
[ Example ]
GET
[Link]
Request
[Link]=true&[Link]=TrustList&ParkingSpaceAcce
[Link][0]=[Link]&[Link][0]=[Link]
Respons
<none>
e

9.2.6 Set OverLine State


Table 9-12
[Link]
Syntax
eNumber>&state[0].State=<State>
Method GET

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Description Set the spaceState overLine state or StopOverLine state
[Link]
Example
0&state[0].State=OverLine
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment LaneNumber: integer, for now, fixed to 0.
State: string, the value can be “OverLine” or “StopOverLine”.

9.3 Traffic Record Import Export

9.3.1 Traffic BlackList


 Import blacklist record

Table 9-13
[Link]
Syntax
at=<Format>&code=<Code>
Method POST
Upload a blacklist file into the deivce, and the device will import the data of the [Link]
Description
operation may take a long time.
POST
/cgi-bin/[Link]?action=uploadFile&Type=TrafficBlackList&format=CSV&code
=UTF-8 HTTP/1.1
Host: [Link]
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Length:XXXX
Content-Type: multipart/form-data;
boundary=----WebKitFormBoundaryooT6JTCbuezAQeDy
Example

------WebKitFormBoundaryooT6JTCbuezAQeDy
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="blackfile"; filename="[Link]"
Content-Type: application/[Link]-excel

File data….

------WebKitFormBoundaryooT6JTCbuezAQeDy--
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment Format: string, for the blacklist, the value is fixed to "CSV".
Code: string, for the blacklist, the value can be "utf-8"or "GB2312".

9.3.2 Traffic Flow


 Export traffic flow record

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Table 9-14
[Link]
Syntax
ormat=<Format>&code=<Code>
Method GET
Let the deivce export the record into a file in the [Link] method is [Link]
Description
get the result, it should use the "getFileExportState"method.
[Link]
Example
ow&format=CSV&code=utf-8
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment Format: string, for the TrafficFlow, the value is fixed to "CSV".
Code: string, for the TrafficFlow, the value can be "utf-8"or "GB2312".

Table 9-15
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the export state.
Example [Link]
cFlow
Success state=0
Return
Comment Parameters in Response:
state: integer,the value can be 0(success),1(fail), 2(running), 3(the file is invalid), 4(the
file is too large) or 5(have duplicate info in the file).

Table 9-16
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Download the traffic flow record.
Example [Link]
Success File data
Return
Comment —

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10 Thermography and Radiometry APIs
10.1 Thermography Manager

10.1.1 Get Capability of Thermography


Table 10-1
[Link]
Syntax
lNo>
Method GET
Description Get thermography capability.
Example [Link]
[Link] = Indoor
[Link] = 100
[Link] = 0
[Link] = 1
[Link]= 100
[Link] = 0
[Link] = 5
[Link]= 24
[Link] = 0
[Link] = 1
caps. [Link]= 8
caps. [Link] = -8
caps. [Link] = 1
Success
caps. [Link]= 100
Return
caps. [Link] = 0
caps. [Link] = 5
caps. [Link]= 255
caps. [Link] = 0
caps. [Link] = 5
caps. [Link]= 255
caps. [Link] = 0
caps. [Link] = 5
caps. [Link]= 100
caps. [Link] = 0
caps. [Link] = 5
[Link][i]= Ironbow2
[Link][j]= Full Screen
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment

Parameters in Response:

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PresetModes: the preset mode. Range is { "Indoor", "Outdoor", "Default" }
PresetColorization: Preset colorization mode. Range is { "WhiteHot", "BlackHot",
"Fusion", "Rainbow", "Globow", "Ironbow1", "Ironbow2", "Sepia", "Color1", "Color2",
"Icefire", "Rain", "RedHot", "GreenHot"}.
PresetROIModes: Preset ROI mode. Range is {"Full Screen", "Sky", "Ground",
"Horizon", "Center 75%", "Center 50%", "Center 25%", "Custom"}

10.1.2 Thermography Options


 Get thermography options config

Table 10-2
[Link]
Syntax
ons
Method GET
Description Thermography options contain EZoom, Colorization, and SmartOptimizer and so on.
[Link]
Example
yOptions
[Link]=0
[Link]=White Hot
[Link]=10
[Link]=Custom
[Link]= true
[Link][i][0u]=0
[Link][i][1u]=0
[Link][i][2u]=0
Success
[Link][i][3u]=0
Return
[Link]=10
[Link]=10
[Link]=10
[Link]="HighTemperature"
[Link]=13
[Link]=15
[Link]=12
[Link]=95
Parameters in Response:
head = [Link] [ChannelNo][0]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
Comment
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
Regions: the region is a rectangle
i: the array index starts from 0.
 Set thermography options config

Table 10-3
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set thermography options.

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[Link]
Example
ns[0][0].[Link]=Gound
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.

In table below,
Comment
head = ThermographyOptions[ChannelNo][0]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel(equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
i: the array index starts from 0.

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Range is [0—24].
head. EZoom integer Range and step are got from interface in "10.1.1
Get Capability of Thermography".
Range is {"White Hot", "Black Hot", "Ironbow2",
"IceFire"…}.
head. Colorization String
Range and step are got from interface in "10.1.1
Get Capability of Thermography".
Range is [0—100].
head. SmartOptimizer integer Range and step are got from interface in "10.1.1
Get Capability of Thermography".
Range is {"Full Screen", "Sky", "Ground",
head. [Link] String "Horizontal", "Center 75%", "Center 50%", "Center
25%", "Custom"}.
head. true: enable
bool
[Link] false: not enable
head.
Range is [0—8191].
[Link][i][ integer
i: the region index, starts from 0.
0u]
head.
Range is [0—8191].
[Link][i][ integer
i: the region index, starts from 0.
1u]
head.
Range is [0—8191].
[Link][i][ integer
i: the region index, starts from 0.
2u]
head.
Range is [0—8191].
[Link][i][ integer
i: the region index, starts from 0.
3u]
Range is [0—255].
head. Agc integer Range and step are got from interface in "10.1.1
Get Capability of Thermography".
Range is [0—255].
head. AgcMaxGain integer
Range and step are got from interface in "10.1.1

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
Get Capability of Thermography".
Range and step are got from interface in "10.1.1
head. AgcPlateau integer
Get Capability of Thermography".
Range is {"HighTemperature", "LowTemperature",
head. Mode string
"Auto"}.
head. [Link] integer UInt32
head. [Link] integer UInt32, percentage range is[0—100]
head. [Link] integer UInt32
head. [Link] integer UInt32, percentage range is[0—100]

10.1.3 Get ExternSystem Information


Table 10-4
[Link]
Syntax
el=<ChannelNo>
Method GET
Description Get extern system Info.
[Link]
Example
channel=1
[Link] = 11111111123
Success [Link] = 2222222222222
Return [Link]= 3333333333333
[Link] = 4444444444
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

10.1.4 Get Information of Preset Mode


Table 10-5
[Link]
Syntax
ChannelNo>&mode=<modeType>
Method GET
Description Get preset mode info.
[Link]
Example
nel=1&mode=Default
[Link] = 50
[Link]= 50
[Link]= 12
[Link]= 0
Success [Link]= "White Hot"
Return [Link]= 10
[Link]= Full Screen
[Link]= Full Screen
[Link][i][0u]=0
[Link][i][1u]=0

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[Link][i][2u]=0
[Link][i][3u]=0
[Link]= 10
[Link]=10
[Link] = 10
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
modeType: depends on capability , get from interface in getCaps
Comment
Parameters in Response :
Regions : the region is a rectangle
i : the array index.

10.1.5 Get Optimized Region Information


Table 10-6
[Link]
Syntax
el=<ChannelNo>
Method GET
Description Get optimized region info.
[Link]
Example
hannel=1
[Link]= Full Screen
[Link]= true
Success [Link][i][0u]=0
Return [Link][i][1u]=0
[Link][i][2u]=0
[Link][i][3u]=0
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

Comment
Parameters in Response:
Regions : the region is a rectangle
i: the region index.

10.1.6 Enable Shutter


Table 10-7
[Link]
Syntax
hannelNo>&enable=<Enable>
Method GET
Description Shutter control, whether enable shutter.
[Link]
Example
=1&enable=true
Success
OK
Return
Comment Parameters in URL:

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ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Enable: true or false, enable or not.

10.1.7 Fix Focus


Table 10-8
[Link]
Syntax
0]=<ChannelNo>&linkVideoChannel[1]=<ChannelNo>[&speed=<SpeedValue>]
Method GET
Description The visual channel change focus to the same as the thermography channel.
[Link]
Example
nnel[0]=1&linkVideoChannel[1]=2
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
SpeedValue: float, range is 0.0-1.0.

10.1.8 Do Flat Field Correction


Table 10-9
[Link]
Syntax
No>
Method GET
Description Do flat field correction.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

10.2 Radiometry

10.2.1 Get Capability of Radiometry


Table 10-10
[Link]
Syntax
o>]
Method GET
Description Get the capabilities of radiometry manager.
Example [Link]
[Link]=8
[Link]=8
Success
[Link]=1
Return
[Link]=8
[Link]=256

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[Link][0u]=Spot
[Link][1u]=Area
[Link]=100
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=100
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=100
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=100
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=100
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=1
[Link]=60
[Link]=327.0
[Link]=-20.0
Parameters in URL:
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

10.2.2 Heat Image Thermometry


 Get heat image thermometry config

Table 10-11
[Link]
Syntax
ometry
Method GET
Description Get HeatImagingThermometry Config.
[Link]
Example
Thermometry

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[Link] = 50
[Link] =20
[Link] =1
[Link] =100
[Link]=20
Success [Link]= Centigrade
Return [Link]=true
[Link]=50
[Link]=0
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
Comment —
 Set heat image thermometry config

Table 10-12
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set HeatImagingThermometry Config
[Link]
Example
[Link]=50&[Link]=20.3
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description


The Relative Humidity
[Link] integer range and step are got from
interface in getCaps.
The Atmospheric
Temperature range and
[Link] float
step are got from interface
in getCaps.
The Object Emissivity
[Link] float range and step are got from
interface in getCaps.
The Object Distance range
and step are got from
[Link] float
interface in getCaps.
Unit is meter.
The Reflected Temperature
[Link] float range and step are got from
interface in getCaps

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
Range is {Centigrade,
[Link] string
Fahrenheit}.
[Link]. Enable bool true or false
MaxValue range is got form
interface in getCaps.
[Link]. MaxValue float
MaxValue must be bigger
than MinVaue
MinValue range is got form
interface in getCaps.
[Link]. MinValue float
MinValue must be smaller
than MaxVaue.
[Link].
bool true or false
ColorBarDisplay
[Link] bool true or false
[Link] bool true or false

10.2.3 Thermometry Rule


 Get thermometry rule config

Table 10-13
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get thermometry rule.
[Link]
Example
Rule
[Link] = true
[Link] =0
[Link]=0
[Link]=SpotName
[Link]=Spot
[Link][PointNo][0]= 0
[Link][PointNo][1]= 0

head.T=3
Success [Link]=0
Return [Link]=true
[Link] =Max
[Link]=Below
[Link]=20.0
[Link]=0.1
[Link]=30
[Link]=true
[Link]=0.95
[Link]=0.95
[Link]=0

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Parameters in Response :
head =[Link][ChannelNo][RuleNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
Comment
RuleNo =rule index.
PointNo = point index
Alarm= AlarmSetting[AlarmNo]
AlarmNo = alarm index
 Set thermometry rule config

Table 10-14
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set thermometry rule.
[Link]
Example
[0].Name=name1
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.

In table below,
head = ThermometryRule[ChannelNo][RuleNo]
Comment ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
PointNo = point index
RuleNo =rule index.
Alarm= AlarmSetting[AlarmNo]
AlarmNo = alarm index

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description


head. Enable bool Enable/Disable
Range [0—PresetMax]
PresetMax is got from
head. PresetId integer
interface in
GetCurrentProtocolCaps.
Range [0—MaxNum]
head. RuleId integer MaxNum is got from interface
in getCaps.
Radiometry rule name.
head. Name string
char[64]
head. Type string Range is {Spot, Line, Area }.
Range [0—8091]
head. [Link][PointNo] [0] integer The Xscale of Region/Line
point

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ParamName ParamValue type Description
Range [0—8091]
head. [Link][PointNo] [1] integer The Yscale of Region/Line
point
Temperature Sample period.
head. T integer
Unit is Second.
Range [0 — 65535],unique
head. [Link] integer
alarm id
head. [Link] bool Enable/Disable
Depend on the vaule of Type
Spot : {Vaule}
head. [Link] string Line: { Max, Min, Aver}
Area: {Max, Min, Aver, Std, Mid,
ISO}
Range is {Below, Match ,
head. Alarm. AlarmCondition string
Above }
head. Alarm. Threshold float Alarm threshold
head. Alarm. Hysteresis float Alarm hysteresis
The duration time of alarm.
head. Alarm. Duration integer
Unit is second
head. [Link] bool Enable/Disable
Range [0 — 1]
head. LocalParameters. ObjectEmissivity float
Accuracy is 0.01
Object distance
head. LocalParameters. ObjectDistance float The range is got from interface
in getCaps.
Object Reflected Temperature
head. LocalParameters. ReflectedTemp float The range is got from interface
in getCaps.

10.2.4 Heat Image Temper Event


 Get heat image temper event config

Table 10-15
[Link]
Syntax
er
Method GET
Description Get Heat Imaging Temper config
[Link]
Example
emper
Success [Link]=false
Return [Link]. paramName = paramValue
Parameters in Response:
head= [Link][ChannelNo]
Comment
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

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 Set heat image temper event config

Table 10-16
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set Heat Imaging Temper config
[Link]
Example
0].Enable=false&HeatImagingTemper[0].[Link]=false
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.

Comment In table below,


head= HeatImagingTemper[ChannelNo]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool Enable/Disable Heat Imaging Temper feature.
Setting of EventHandler is described in
[Link] —
SetEventHandler.

10.2.5 Get Temperature of Particular Point


Table 10-17
[Link]
Syntax
el=<ChannelNo>&coordinate[0]=x &coordinate[1]=y
Method GET
Description Get temperature values of random point.
[Link]
Example
channel=1&coordinate[0]=1024&coordinate[1]=1024
Success [Link]=Spot
Return [Link]=27.5
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment
x : The Xscale of the point
y : The Yscale of the point

10.2.6 Get Temperature of Particular Condition


Table 10-18
[Link]
Syntax
aramValue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET

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Description Get temperature values from rules which have been set.
[Link]
Example etId=0&[Link]=0&[Link]=Spot&[Link]=Spot1&[Link]
annel=1
Success [Link]=Spot
Return [Link]=27.5
Parameters in URL:
Comment
The paramName and paramValue are in the table below.

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description


condition. Channel integer Video channel index. Start from 1
Range [0- PresetMax]
condition. PresetId integer PresetMax is got from interface in
GetCurrentProtocolCaps.
Range [0- MaxNum]
condition. RuleId integer
MaxNum is got from interface in getCaps.
condition. Type string Range is {Spot, Line, Area}.
Name is got from interface in
condition. Name string
GetThermometryRuleConfig.

10.2.7 Query Temperature Information


1. Start to query temperature information

Table 10-19
[Link]
Syntax <StartTimeValue>&[Link]=<EndTimeValue>&[Link]=<TypeVal
ue>&[Link]=<ChannelValue>&[Link]=<PeriodValue>
Method GET
Description Start to query the history data of temperature values.
[Link]
Example me=2010-04-01%200:00:00&[Link]=2010-04-08%200:00:00&[Link]
pe=Spot&[Link]=1&[Link]=5
Success token=46878
Return totalCount=333
Comment The parameters in bold face are as table below.

Appendix

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] string The start time to find.
[Link] string The end time to find.
[Link] string The type of data. Range is {Spot, Line, Area}
[Link] integer Video channel index. Start from 1
[Link] integer Range is {5, 10, 15, 30}, minute
2. Get the data of temperature

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Table 10-20
[Link]
Syntax
beginNumber=<BeginNumber>&count=<findNum>
Method GET
Description Get the history data of temperature.
[Link]
Example
ginNumber=16&count=16
found=12
info[i].Time=2010-04-08 16:12:46
info[i].PresetId=0
info[i].RuleId=0
info[i].Type=Spot
info[i].Name=xxxx
Success
info[i].Coordinate[0]=1024
Return
info[i].Coordinate[1]=2048
info[i].Channel=0
info[i].TemperatureUnit=Centigrade
info[i].[Link]=50.1
info[i].[Link]=50.2
info[i].[Link]=50.0
Parameters in URL:
token: query token, get from interface of the first step above.
beginNumber: the begin index in this query.
Comment
count: the number you want to query.
Params in Resp:
i: the array index.
3. Stop finding temperature information

Table 10-21
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Stop to find the history data of temperature values.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment token: query token, get from interface of the first step.

10.2.8 Subscribe to Temperature Information


Table 10-22
[Link]
Syntax
nelNo>
Method GET
Description Subscribe to temperature information of a channel.
Example [Link]
Success --<boundary>\r\n
Return Content-Type: text/plain\r\n

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Content-Length: <data length>\r\n\r\n
info[i].Time=2010-04-08 16:12:46
info[i].PresetId=0
info[i].RuleId=0
info[i].Type=Spot
info[i].Name=xxxx
info[i].Coordinate[0]=1024
info[i].Coordinate[1]=2048
info[i].Channel=0
info[i].TemperatureUnit=Centigrade
info[i].[Link]=50.1
info[i].[Link]=50.2
info[i].[Link]=50.0
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment
Params in Resp :
i: the array index.

10.2.9 Subscribe to Radiometry Data


Table 10-23
[Link]
Syntax
No>
Method GET
Description Subscribe to radiometry data of a channel. It needs to cooperate with interface below.
Example [Link]
--<boundary>\r\n
Content-Type: text/plain\r\n
Content-Length: <data length>\r\n\r\n
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=2010-05-25 00:00:00
[Link]=0
Success [Link]="Tau"
Return [Link]=1
[Link]=1
[Link]=1
[Link]=1

--<boundary>\r\n
Content-Type: application/http\r\n
Content-Length: <data length>\r\n\r\n
<Binary data>
Comment ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.

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10.2.10 To Fetch Radiometry Data
Table 10-24
[Link]
Syntax
>
Method GET
Description Start to fetch radiometry data.
Example [Link]
Success
status=Ready
Return
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
Comment status: Range is {Ready, Busy}. "Ready"means service available and "Busy"means
service busy.

10.2.11 Get FireWarning Config


Table 10-25
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get FireWarning config.
Example [Link]
[Link]=true
[Link]=0
[Link] = 31
[Link] = 40
[Link]="Auto"
[Link]=false
[Link]= 15
[Link][windowsNum].Regions[0]=123468789
[Link][windowsNum].Regions[1]=123468789
Success
[Link][windowsNum].Regions[2]=123468789
Return
[Link][windowsNum].Regions[3]=123468789
[Link][windowsNum].Postion[0]=0
[Link][windowsNum].Postion[1]=0
[Link][windowsNum].Postion[2]=0
[Link][windowsNum].Postion[3]=0
[Link][windowsNum].Sensitivity = 95
head. DetectWindow[windowsNum].Id=1
[Link][windowsNum].Name="windName"
[Link]=(output of EventHandler is described in GetEventHandler)
Parameters in Response:
head= [Link][ChannleNo][RuleNum]
ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
Comment
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).
RuleNum: integer,array index starts from 0,which means rules in each Preset,
If FireWarningMode is "SpaceExClude", then only the first rule used.

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windowsNum: support 4 Nums if FireWarningMode is "PtzPreset", 8 if "SpaceExClude"
Postion: only valid in "SpaceExClude"Mode

10.2.12 Set FireWarning Config


Table 10-26
[Link]
Syntax
lue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set FireWarning config.
[Link]
Example
nble=false
Success
OK
Return
Comment head = FireWarning[ChNum][RuleNum]

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] bool whether fire detect take effect
[Link] integer The PresetId
[Link] integer rows of fire detect area
[Link] integer cols of fire detect area
[Link] string Range is {"Auto","Normal"}.
whether include fire detect
[Link] bool duration,only take effect in
SpaceExClude mode
[Link] integer fire last times
[Link][windowsNum].Regions[0] integer detect area mask
[Link][windowsNum].Sensitivity integer Rage {0,100}
head. DetectWindow[windowsNum].Id integer Rage {0,…}
[Link][windowsNum].Name string detect window name
Setting of EventHandler is
[Link] EventHandler
described in SetEventHandler.

10.2.13 Get FireWarningMode Config


Table 10-27
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get FireWarningMode config.
[Link]
Example
de
Success
[Link]="PtzPreset"
Return
Parameters in Response:
Comment
head= [Link][ChannelNo]

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ChannelNo: integer, array index starts from 0, which means video channel (equals to
video channel index -1, and so 0 means channel 1).

10.2.14 Set FireWarningMode Config


Table 10-28
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set FireWarningMode config.
[Link]
Example
. Mode ="SpaceExClude"
Success
OK
Return
Comment head = FireWarningMode[ChannelNo]

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


[Link] string Rage is {"PtzPreset","SpaceExClude"}

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11 Access Control APIs
11.1 Door

11.1.1 Open Door


Table 11-1
[Link]
Syntax
UserID=<UserID>&Type=<Type>]
Method GET
Description Open the door.
[Link]
Example
101&Type=Remote
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, the index of door, starts from 1.
Comment
UserID: remote user ID.
Type: the open type, default value is "Remote".

11.1.2 Get Door Status


Table 11-2
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get status of the door.
Example [Link]
Success
[Link]=Open
Return
Parameters in URL :
ChannelNo: integer, the index of door, starts from 1.
Comment
Parameters in Response :
status : the range is {Open, Break, Close}

11.1.3 Close Door


Table 11-3
[Link]
Syntax
UserID=<UserID>&Type=<Type>]
Method GET
Description Close the door.
[Link]
Example
101&Type=Remote

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Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, the index of door, starts from 1.
Comment
UserID: remote user ID.
Type: the open type, default value is "Remote".

11.2 Access Control

11.2.1 Add Access Control Custom Password


Table 11-4
[Link]
URL
ssword
Method GET
Description Insert access control custom password.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access control custom password record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCustomPassword".
UserID string R The user's id.
OpenDoorPass
string R Ths user’s open door password.
word
AlarmPassword string O Ths user’s alarm password.
Doors array<int> R The index of the doors that custom password can open.
The index of the time sections of each door that this card can
TimeSections array<int> O
open.
ValidDateStart string O The start of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
ValidDateEnd string O The end of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
ValidCounts int O The password’s valid counts.
OriginSmartGate
string O The origin smart gateway address.
Way
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
R/
Name Type Param Description
O
RecNo int R The record id.
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
CustomPassword&UserID=102&OpenDoorPassword=123456&Doors[0]=1&Doors[1]=3&
Request
Doors[2]=5&ValidDateStart=20151022%20093811&ValidDateEnd=20151222%20093811&
ValidCounts=30
Response RecNo=12345

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11.2.2 Modify Access Control Custom Password
Table 11-5
[Link]
URL
Password
Method GET
Update access control custom password.
Description
Note: You should provide at lease one optional param to update.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access control custom password record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCustomPassword".
recno int R The record id.
UserID string R The user's id.
OpenDoorPass
string R Ths user’s open door password.
word
Doors array<int> R The index of the doors that custom password can open.
…<See above insert command for other params of the record,
…<other param> — —
They are all optional.>
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
olCustomPassword&recno=12345&UserID=102&OpenDoorPassword=123456&Doors[0]
Request
=1&Doors[1]=3&Doors[2]=5&ValidDateStart=20151022%20093811&ValidDateEnd=2015
1222%20093811
Response OK

11.2.3 Delete Access Control Custom Password


 Delete access control custom password record by recno

Table 11-6
[Link]
URL
ssword
Method GET
Descriptio
Remove the access control custom password record by recno.
n
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCustomPassword".
recno int R The record id.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
rolCustomPassword&recno=12345

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Response OK
 Delete all the access control custom password records

Table 11-7
[Link]
URL
word
Method GET
Descriptio
Remove all the access control custom password records
n
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCustomPassword".
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
CustomPassword
Response OK

11.2.4 Find Access Control Custom Password


 Find Access control custom password by condition

Table 11-8
[Link]
URL
word
Method GET
Description Find Access control custom password by condition.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
name string R Record Name, should be "AccessControlCustomPassword".
count int O Max result to return, default is 1024.
StartTime string O The start of the record's CreateTime.
EndTime string O The End of the record's CreateTime.
condition object O Search condition.
+UserID string O The user's id.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
totalCount int O The total record num that find.
found int O The record num that returned.
records array<object> R The records that returned.
+RecNo int R The record id.
+CreateTime int R The create time of record.
+UserID string R The user's id.
+OpenDoorPa
string R Ths user’s open door password.
ssword

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+AlarmPasswo
string O Ths user’s alarm password.
rd
+Doors array<int> R The index of the doors that custom password can open.
The index of the time sections of each door that this card can
+TimeSections array<int> O
open.
+ValidDateStart string O The start of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
+ValidDateEnd string O The end of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
+ValidCounts int O The password’s valid counts.
+OriginSmartG
string O The origin smart gateway address.
ateWay
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request omPassword&[Link]=103&StartTime=123456700&EndTime=123456800&count
=100
totalCount=1000
found=100
records[0].RecNo=12345
records[0].CreateTime=123456789
records[0].UserID=103
records[0].OpenDoorPassword=123456
records[0].Doors[0]=1
records[0].Doors[1]=3
records[0].Doors[2]=5
records[0].ValidStart=20151022 093811
records[0].ValidEnd=20151222 093811
Response

records[1].RecNo=13579
records[1].CreateTime=123456799
records[1].UserID=103
records[0].OpenDoorPassword=123456
records[1].Doors[0]=2
records[1].Doors[1]=4
records[1].Doors[2]=6
records[1].ValidStart=20151022 093811
records[1].ValidEnd=20151222 093811

 Find Access control custom password by recno

Table 11-9
[Link]
URL
sword
Method GET
Description Find Access control custom password by recno.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
name string R Record Name, should be "AccessControlCustomPassword".
recno int R The record id.

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[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
record object R The record that returned.
+RecNo int R The record id.
+CreateTime int R The create time of record.
+UserID string R The user's id.
…<other param> — — …<See above find command for other params of the record.>
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
stomPassword&recno=3
[Link]=3
[Link]=123456789
[Link]=103
[Link]=123456
[Link][0]=1
Response
[Link][1]=3
[Link][2]=5
[Link]=20151022 093811
[Link]=20151222 093811

11.2.5 Get the Total Number of Records of Access Control


Custom Password
Table 11-10
[Link]
URL
rd
Method GET
Description Get the total number of records of the access control custom password.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCustomPassword".
[ Response Params ] ( key=value )
count int R The total number of records.
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
sControlCustomPassword
Response count=150

11.2.6 Get Access Control Caps


Table 11-11
URL [Link]
Method GET

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Description Get access control capabilities.
[ Request Params ] ( none )
[ Response Params ] ( key=value )
caps object R The access control capabilities.
+AccessControl
int R The access control channel number.
Channels
+AccessControl
bool O Support log access control alarm record or not.
AlarmRecord
+CustomPasswo
int O The custom password crypt type, 0 : plain text, 1 : MD5
rdEncryption
+SupportFinger Support fingerprint type, 0 : unknown, 1 : not support, 2 :
int O
Print support
+OnlySingleDoo
int O Support single door auth type, 0 : not support, 1 : support
rAuth
+AsynAuth int O Support async auth type, 0 : not support, 1 : support
+SpecialDaysSc
object O Special days schedule capabilities
hedule
++Support bool O Support special days schedule or not.
++MaxSpecialD
uint O Max special days schedule number
aysSchedules
++MaxTimePeri
uint O Max time periods per day.
odsPerDay
++MaxSpecialD
uint O Max special day groups.
ayGroups
++MaxDaysInSp
uint O Max special days in special day group.
ecialDayGroup
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]
Response count=150

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12 Intelligent Building APIs
12.1 Video Talk

12.1.1 Subscribe Video Talk Status


Table 12-1
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Subscribe the video talk status. When client disconnect, it will unsubscribe.
Example [Link]
Notify the state:

SID=315
[Link]=Answer
[Link]=RTP
[Link]=UDP
[Link]=Talk
[Link]=6000
[Link][0].Compression=PCM
Success [Link][0].Frequency=44000
Return [Link][0].Depth=16
[Link][1].Compression=G.711A
[Link][1].Frequency=44000
[Link][1].Depth=16
[Link]=7000
[Link][0].Compression=H.264
[Link][0].Frequency=90000
[Link][1].Compression=MJPG

[Link]. MediaAddr=[Link]
Parameters in Response:
Comment State: in range of {"Ringing", "Inviting", "Answer", "Refuse", "Cancel", "Hangup",
"Busying" }

12.1.2 Unsubscribe Video Talk Status


Table 12-2
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Unsubscribe the video talk status.
Example [Link]
Success OK

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Return
Parameters in URL:
Comment
sid: the subscribe id, which is the response of attachState

12.1.3 Invite Server on Video Talk


Table 12-3
[Link]
Syntax
&[Link]=<type>&[Link]=<addr>…]
Method GET
Description Start the video talk conversation.
[Link]
Example
[Link]=Talk&[Link]=[Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
protocol: the transmit protocol
Comment
type: video talk type.
addr: addr to get stream

12.1.4 Cancel the Video Talk


Table 12-4
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Cancel video talk conversation.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

12.1.5 Answer the Invitation


Table 12-5
[Link]
Syntax
l>&[Link]=<type>&[Link]=<addr>…
Method GET
Description Answer the call.
[Link]
Example
&[Link]=Talk&[Link]=[Link]
Success
OK
Return
Parameters in URL:
protocol: the transmit protocol
Comment
type: video talk type.
addr: addr to get stream

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12.1.6 Refuse to Answer the Video Talk Invitation
Table 12-6
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Refuse answer the call.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

12.1.7 Hang Up
Table 12-7
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Close it when the conversation is over.
Example [Link]
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

12.2 Video Talk Log

12.2.1 Query Video Talk Log


Table 12-8
[Link]
Syntax
allType=<Type>&[Link]=<State>&count=<countNo>]
Method GET
Description Find the VideoTalkLog record.
[Link]
Example
[Link]=Incoming&[Link]=Missed&count=500
totalCount=1000
found=500
records[0].RecNo=789
Success records[0].CreateTime=123456789
Return records[0].CallType=Incoming
records[0].EndState=Received
records[0].PeerNumber=501

Parameters in URL:
Type: call type
Comment
State: end state of the call
countNo: the number of records to get

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Parameters in Response :
totalCount : the record count which match condition
found : the record count to return
CallType: call type. The range is {"Incoming", "Outgoing"}.
EndState: the range is {"EndState" , "Received"}

12.3 Announcement Record

12.3.1 Insert Record


Table 12-9
[Link]
Syntax t=<Content>&ExpirTime=<ExpirTime>&IssueTime=<IssueTime>&Title=<Title>&User
=<User>&State=<State>&ReadFlag=<ReadFlag>
Method GET
Description Insert the Announcement record.
[Link]
Example ontent=stringData&ExpirTime=2012-01-01%2012:00:00&IssueTime=2012-01-01%201
2:00:00&Title=Anounce1&User=101&State=0&ReadFlag=0
Success
RecNo=<RecNo>
Return
Parameters in URL:
Content: Announcement Content
ExpirTime: the time when the Announcement expire, format: 2012-01-01%2012:00:00
IssueTime: Announcement issue time, format: 2012-01-01%2012:00:00
Title: title of the announcement
Comment
User: the number the Announcement issued to
State: the state of the Announcement. 0 init, 1 send , 2 overdue
ReadFlag: the read flag. 0 not read, 1 read.
Parameters in Response :
RecNo: the record index of the new record

12.4 Alarm Record

12.4.1 Query Alarm Record


Table 12-10
[Link]
Syntax
startTime>&EndTime=<endTime>&count=<countNo>]
Method GET
Description Find the AlarmRecord record.
[Link]
Example
me=2014-8-25%2000:02:32&EndTime=2014-8-25%2001:02:32&count=500
Success totalCount = 1000
Return found = 500

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records [0].RecNo=789
records [0].CreateTime=123456789
records [0].Channel=0
records [0].SenseMethod=DoorMagnetism
records [0].RoomNumber=501
records [0].ReadFlag=0
records [0].Comment=Friend

Parameters in URL:
startTime: The start time ,format : 2014-8-25%2000:01:32
endTime: The end time, format: 2014-8-25%2000:02:32
countNo: the number of records to get, The record count, default 1024

Comment Parameters in Response :


totalCount : the record count which match condition
found : the record count to return
SenseMethod :the range is { "DoorMagnetism", "PassiveInfrared", "GasSensor",
"SmokingSensor", "WaterSensor", "ActiveInfrared", "CallButton", "UrgencyButton",
"Steal", "Perimeter", "PreventRemove", "DoorBell" }

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13 DVR Custom APIs
13.1 File Finder

13.1.1 Create a File Finder


Table 13-1
[Link]
lNo>&[Link]=<start>&[Link]=<end>&[Link]=<
Syntax
stream>[&[Link][0]=<flag>&[Link][0]=<event>&[Link]
larity=<granularityValue>&[Link][0]=<combineType>]
Method GET
Description Start to find files.
Find a file in channel 1. Event type is "AlarmLocal" or "VideoMotion". Time lines between
2014-1-1 12:00:00 and 2015-1-10 12:00:00. Combine "AlarmLocal" or "VideoMotion"
files with granularity 16.
URL is:
Example [Link]
[Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-10%2012:00:00&co
[Link]=Main&[Link][0]=Event&[Link][0]=AlarmLocal&co
[Link][1]=VideoMotion&[Link]=16&[Link][0]=A
larmLocal&[Link][0]=VideoMotion
Success
result=08137
Return
Start to find a file with the above condition and combine files with certain type. If it
succeeds, return to find id. Otherwise return to Error.
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
start / end: the start/end time when recording.
flag: which flags of the file you want to find. It is an array. The index starts from 0. The
range of flag is {"Timing", "Marked", "Event", "Restrict"}. If omitted, find files with all the
flags.
event: by which event the record file is triggered. It is an array. The index starts from 0.
Comment The range of event is {"AlarmLocal", "VideoMotion", "VideoLoss"}. This condition can be
omitted. If omitted, find files of all the events.
stream: which video stream type you want to find. The range of stream is {"Main",
"Extra1", "Extra2", "Extra3"}.
combineType: which types of the file you want to combined. It is an array. The index
starts from 0. The range of combine type is {"AlarmLocal", "VideoMotion", "Timing",
"VideoLoss"}. This condition can be omitted. If omitted, file will not be combined.
granularityValue: by which granularity to combine files
Example:
File 1:

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items[0]. Channel =1
items[0]. StartTime =2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0]. EndTime =2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[0]. Events[0]=AlarmLocal
items[0]. VideoStream=Main
items[0]. Length =790
items[0]. Duration = 3600

File 2:
items[0]. Channel =1
items[0]. StartTime =2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[0]. EndTime =2011-1-1 14:00:00
items[0]. Events[0]=AlarmLocal
items[0]. VideoStream=Main
items[0]. Length =790
items[0]. Duration = 3600

file1 and file2 will be combined to file3


File 3:
items[0]. Channel =1
items[0]. StartTime =2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0]. EndTime =2011-1-1 14:00:00
items[0]. Events[0]=AlarmLocal
items[0]. VideoStream=Main
items[0]. Length =1580
items[0]. Duration = 7200

13.1.2 Create a Motion File Finder


Table 13-2
[Link]
hannelNo>&[Link]=<start>&[Link]=<end>&[Link]
Syntax ype=<stream>&[Link]=<level>[&[Link][rectNo][0]=<r
ect0>&[Link][rectNo][1]=<rect1>&[Link][rectNo][2]=<rect2>
&[Link][rectNo][3]=<rect3>]
Method GET
Description Start to find motion files.
Find a file in channel 1, event type is "AlarmLocal" or "VideoMotion", and time between
2014-1-1 12:00:00 and 2015-1-10 12:00:00, motion region is [0,0,21,17]
URL is:
[Link]
Example 1&[Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-10%2012:00:
00&[Link]=Main&[Link][0]=Event&[Link][0]=AlarmLoc
al&[Link][1]=VideoMotio&[Link]=1&[Link][1]
[0]=0&[Link][1][1]=0&[Link][1][2]=21&[Link][1][
3]=17
Success result=08137

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Return
Start to find a file with the above condition and combine files with certain type. If success,
return find id, else return Error.
Parameters in URL:
ChannelNo: integer, video channel index which starts from 1.
start / end: the start/end time when recording.
flag: which flags of the file you want to find. It is an array. The index starts from 0. The
range of flag is {"Timing", "Marked", "Event", "Restrict"}. If omitted, find files with all the
flags.
event: by which event the record file is triggered. It is an array. The index starts from 0.
Comment
The range of event is {"AlarmLocal", "VideoMotion"}. This condition can be omitted. If
omitted, find files of all the events.
stream: which video stream type you want to find. The range of stream is {"Main",
"Extra1", "Extra2", "Extra3"}.
level: the motion sensitive level, range is 0–6, 0 represent all level
rectNo: the rects array index, start from 1
rect0 & rect1 & rect2 & rect3 : relative coordinates, rect0 and rect2 range is 0—21, rect1
and rect3 range is 0—17. {0,0,0,0} top—left, {21,0,0,0} top—right, {0,17,0,0} bottom
—left, {21,17,0,0} bottom—right

13.1.3 Get the File Information Found by the Finder


Table 13-3
[Link]
Syntax
unt>
Method GET
Descriptio
Find the next files no more than fileCount number.
n
Example [Link]
found=1
items[0]. channel =1
items[0]. startTime =2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0]. endTime =2011-1-1 13:00:00
Success
items[0]. fileType =dav
Return
items[0]. events[0]=AlarmLocal
items[0]. streamType=Main
items[0]. length =790
items[0]. duration = 3600
findId: The find Id is created by API Create a file finder or API Create a motion file finder.
Comment
Must create a finder before finding files.

13.1.4 Stop the Finder


Table 13-4
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Stop the searching operation.

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Example [Link] =08137
Success
OK
Return
findId: The find Id is created by API Create a file finder or API Create a motion file
Comment
finder. Must create a finder before finding files.

13.1.5 Get Bound Files


Table 13-5
[Link]
Syntax nnelNo>&[Link]=<start>&[Link]=<end>&[Link]
e=<stream>[&[Link][0]=<flag>&[Link][0]=<event>]
Method GET
Description Get bound files.
[Link]
Example [Link]=2014-1-1%2012:00:00&[Link]=2015-1-10%2012:00:00&c
[Link]=Main&[Link][0]=Timing
found=2
items[0]. channel =1
items[0]. startTime =2011-1-1 12:00:00
items[0]. endTime =2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[0]. flags [0]= Timing
items[0]. streamType=Main
items[0]. length =790
Success
items[0]. duration = 3600
Return
items[1]. channel =1
items[1]. startTime =2011-1-1 13:00:00
items[1]. endTime =2011-1-1 14:00:00
items[1]. events[0]= Timing
items[1]. streamType=Main
items[1]. length =790
items[1]. duration = 3600
Comment Params is same as FileFindHelper. startFind

13.2 BandLimit

13.2.1 Get Bandwidth Limit State


Table 13-6
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get bandwidth limit state.
Example [Link]
Success
limit=true
Return
Comment —

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13.3 Record Files Protection

13.3.1 Add Protection


Table 13-7
[Link]
Syntax paramValue>&[Link]=<paramValue>&[Link]=<paramValu
e>&[Link][0]=<paramValue>
Method GET
Description Add protection or access control for record files.
[Link]
[0]=RecordRestrict&[Link][1]=RecordProtect&[Link]=2014-7-3
Example
%2021:02:32&[Link]=2014-7-3%2023:02:32&[Link][0]=1&con
[Link][1]=3
Success
OK
Return
In table below:
Comment TypeIndex: The index of type array
ChIndex: The index of channel number array

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


An array. The range is {"RecordProtect",
[Link][TypeIndex] string
"RecordRestrict"}.
The time format is "Y-M-D H-m-S", example
[Link] string
2011-7-3%2021:02:32
[Link] string The time format is "Y-M-D H-m-S"
[Link][ChIndex] integer Video channel index which starts from 1.

13.3.2 Cancel Protection


Table 13-8
[Link]
Syntax =<paramValue>&[Link]=<paramValue>&[Link]=<paramVa
lue>&[Link][0]=<paramValue>
Method GET
Description Cancel protection of record files.
[Link]
pes[0]=RecordRestrict&[Link][1]=RecordProtect&[Link]=2014-
Example
7-3%2021:02:32&[Link]=2014-7-3%2023:02:32&[Link][0]=1&
[Link][1]=3
Success
OK
Return
Comment paramValue as Appendix above.

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13.3.3 Remove Protection
Table 13-9
[Link]
Syntax ]=<paramValue>&[Link]=<paramValue>&[Link]=<paramV
alue>&[Link][0]=<paramValue>
Method GET
Description Remove protection of record files.
[Link]
pes[0]=RecordRestrict&[Link][1]=RecordProtect&[Link]=2014-
Example
7-3%2021:02:32&[Link]=2014-7-3%2023:02:32&[Link][0]=0&
[Link][1]=3
Success
OK
Return
Comment paramValue as Appendix above.

13.4 Get Daylight


Table 13-10
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get daylight saving time state.
Example [Link]
Success
result = 1
Return
Comment result: 1/0, yes or not in daylight saving time

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14 Comm
14.1 Coaxial Control IO

14.1.1 Control White Light or Speaker


 control white light or speaker

Table 14-1
[Link]
Syntax
nfo[0].Type=<type>]&[info[0].IO=<io>
Method GET
Description Control white light or speaker
[Link]
Example
pe=1&info[0].IO=0
Success [Link]=on
Return [Link]=on
channelno: video channel index for white light,for siren it's audio output channel, The
Comment channel number is default 0 if the request is not carried the param
io: enable or disable the function

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


type integer 1:wight light, 2:speaker
io bool 0:close, 1:open
 get white light and speaker status

Table 14-2
Syntax [Link] getstatus&[channel=<channelno>]
Method GET
Description Get white light and speaker stauts
Example [Link] getStatus&channel=1
Success [Link]=on
Return [Link]=on
Comment channelno: video channel index

14.2 Pir Alarm

14.2.1 Configure Pir Parameter


 Get pir parameter

Table 14-3
Syntax [Link]

Comm 218
Method GET
Description Get pir parameter.
Example [Link]
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link]=Filcker
[Link]=5
[Link]=10
[Link]=TimeSection
[Link][weekday][0]=1 00:00:00-24:00:00
[Link][weekday][1]=0 02:00:00-24:00:00
[Link][weekday][2]=0 03:00:00-24:00:00
[Link][weekday][3]=0 04:00:00-24:00:00
[Link][weekday][4]=0 05:00:00-24:00:00
[Link][weekday][5]=0 06:00:00-24:00:00
[Link]=true
[Link]=[0, 1, 2]
[Link]=10
[Link]=true
[Link]=[1, 4]
Success
[Link]=10
Return
[Link]=true
[Link]=[2, 4]
[Link]=true
[Link]=true
[Link]=10
[Link]=0
[Link]=true
[Link][0].Level=3
[Link][0].Id=0
[Link][0].Name=Region0
[Link][0].Sensitive=58
[Link][0].Threshold=4
[Link][0].Region[0]=3932160
[Link][0].Region[1]=3932160


head. DetectWindow [1]…
if a device has one or more pir, PirParam is a array
channel : video channel index
Comment
weekday : range is [0-6] (Sunday - Saturday)
head=configEx[channelNo]
 set pir parameter

Table 14-4
[Link]
Syntax
ramName>=<paramValue>...&<paramName>=<paramValue>

Comm 219
Method GET
Description Set pir parameter.
[Link]
Example
Enable=true&configEx[1].[Link]=true&...
Success
OK
Return
channel : video channel index
Comment
head=configEx[channelNo]

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


Enable/Disable motion detect feature in a
[Link] bool
channel.
WinNum
Index of detect window, there are 4 detect
windows at present. Each window is
divided into 18 lines and 22 blocks/line.
[Link]
integer
[WinNum].Level
Range is [1—6].
Sensitivity of pir
1: lowest sensitivity.
6: highest sensitivity.
[Link] [WinNum].Id integer It is the Id of a detect window.
[Link]
string It is the name of a detect window.
[WinNum].Name
Range is [0—100].
[Link]
integer It presents more sensitive if the value is
[WinNum].Sensitive
larger.
Range is [0—100].
[Link] [WinNum].
integer It presents the threshold value when trigger
Threshold
motion detect.

Comm 220
ParamName ParamValue type Description
LineNum
Index of region, region is divided into lines
and each line has several blocks, a line is
described by a 32 bit integer, a bit for a
block.
0=Line 1
1=Line 2

Currently, region is divided into 18 lines


[Link][WinNum].Regi
integer and 22 blocks/line.
on[LineNum]
A bit describes a block in the line.
Bit = 1: motion in this block is monitored.
Example:
MotionDetect[0].Region[0] = 4194303
(0x3FFFFF):: motion in channel 0 line 0's
22 blocks is monitored.
MotionDetect[0].Region[1] =0: motion in
line 1's 22 blocks is not monitored.
MotionDetect[0].Region[17] = 3: in the last
line of channel 0, motion in the left two
blocks is monitored.
wd (week day) range is [0—6] (Sunday -
Staurday)
ts (time section) range is [0 — 23],
timesection table index.

Format: mask hh:mm:ss-hh:mm:ss


[Link][wd][ts] string Mask: [0—65535], hh: [0—24], mm: [0—
59], ss: [0—59]
Mask indicates record type by bits:
Bit0: regular record
Bit1: motion detection record
Bit2: alarm record
Bit3: card record
Range is {0, 1}
head. [Link][ch] Integer 0 – do not record on video channel ch
1 – record on video channel ch
head. [Link] bool Enable/Disable record function.
Range is [10—300].
head. [Link] integer Unit is seconds, indicates the time to
record after input alarm is cleared.

Comm 221
ParamName ParamValue type Description
Range is {0, 1}, ch is alarm out channel
index.
head. [Link][ch] integer 0 — do not output alarm at alarm out
channel ch
1 — output alarm at alarm out channel ch
head. [Link] bool Enable/Disable alarm out function.
Range is [10—300].
head. [Link] Integer Unit is seconds, indicates the time to
output alarm after input alarm is cleared.
Range is {0, 1}
head. [Link][ch] integer 0 — do not snapshot on video channel ch
1 — snapshot on video channel ch
head. [Link] bool Enable/Disable snapshot function.
Range is [0—255].
head. [Link] integer Alarm signal dejitter seconds. Alarm signal
change during this period is ignored.
head. [Link] bool Enable/Disable mail send for alarm.
head. [Link] bool Enable/Disable mail send for alarm.
Range is [10, 300]
head. [Link] integer
Unit is seconds
head. [Link] bool Enable/Disable log for alarm.

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15 Other APIs
15.1 Discover Devices

15.1.1 Discover Devices on Internet


Table 15-1
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Discover devices on internet.
Example [Link]
deviceInfo[index].AlarmInputChannels=8
deviceInfo[index].AlarmOutputChannels=0
deviceInfo[index].DeviceClass=VTO
deviceInfo[index].DeviceType=VTO2000A
deviceInfo[index].HttpPort=80
deviceInfo[index].[Link]=[Link]
deviceInfo[index].[Link]=false
deviceInfo[index].[Link]=[Link]
deviceInfo[index].[Link]=[Link]
deviceInfo[index].[Link]=2008::1
Success
deviceInfo[index].[Link]=false
Return
deviceInfo[index].[Link]=2008::6/112
deviceInfo[index].Mac=00:01:5b:01:44:77
deviceInfo[index].MachineName=YZZ4DZ008D00031
deviceInfo[index].Port=37777
deviceInfo[index].RemoteVideoInputChannels=0
deviceInfo[index].SerialNo=YZZ4DZ008D00031
deviceInfo[index].Vendor=Multi
deviceInfo[index].Version=[Link]
deviceInfo[index].VideoInputChannels=1
deviceInfo[index].VideoOutputChannels=16
Parameters in URL:
deviceClass: in range of {VTO, VTH, VTT, VTS, VTNC, SHG}
Comment Parameters in Response:
index: the array index which starts from 0.
Version: Software Version

15.2 Flashlight

15.2.1 Flashlight Config


 Get Flashlight Config

Other APIs 223


Table 15-2
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Get Flashlight config. It does not recommend using it.
Example [Link]
[Link]=50
[Link]=false
Success [Link][0][0]=1 00:00:00-23:59:59
Return [Link][0][1]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59

[Link][6][5]=0 00:00:00-23:59:59
Parameters in Response:
Comment
head = [Link]
 Set flashlight config

Table 15-3
[Link]
Syntax
alue>[&<paramName>=<paramValue>…]
Method GET
Description Set Flashlight config.
[Link]
Example
ue&[Link][1][0]=1%2012:00:00-18:00:00
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

Appendix:

ParamName ParamValue type Description


FlashLight. Enable bool Enable
FlashLight. Brightness integer Brightness
It is an effective time period for flash light every day.
wd (week day) range is [0—6] (Sunday—Saturday)
ts (time section) range is [0—23], it's index of time
section table.

Format: mask hh:mm:ss-hh:mm:ss


FlashLight. Mask: {0,1}, hh: [0—24], mm: [00—59], ss: [00—59]
string
TimeSection[wd][ts] Mask 0: this time section is not used.
Mask 1: this time section is used.

Example:
TimeSection[1][0]=1 12:00:00—18:00:00
Means flash light is effective between 12:00:00 and
18:00:00 at Monday.

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15.3 Open Platform

15.3.1 Application Start and Stop


 Start Application
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Start application.
[Link]
Example
pid=1
Success
OK
Return
Comment —
 Stop Application
Syntax [Link]
Method GET
Description Stop application.
[Link]
Example
pid=1
Success
OK
Return
Comment —

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16 AI APIs
16.1 Video Analyse APIs

16.1.1 People Counting

[Link] Get Summary

Table 16-1
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Get summary information of video Stat.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
channel int O Video channel index which starts from 1, default is 1.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
summary object R Summary information of video Stat.
+Channel int R Video channel index which starts from 0.
Rule type, it can be:
 "ManNumDetection": count the people num in region,
and the detail stat is in "InsideSubtotal" param.
+RuleName string R
 "NumberStat": count the people entering and leaving the
region, and the detail stat is in "EnteredSubtotal" and
"ExitedSubtotal"param.
+EnteredSubto
object O People enter stat.
tal
++Total int R Total enter num.
++Today int R Today enter num.
++Hour int R This hour enter num.
++TotalInTime
int O Today enter num after call clearSectionStat.
Section
+ExitedSubtota
object O People leave stat.
l
++Total int R Total leave num.
++Today int R Today leave num.
++Hour int R This hour leave num.
++TotalInTime
int O Today leave num after call clearSectionStat.
Section
+InsideSubtotal object O People inside region stat.
++Total int R Today inside num.

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++ManStayStat array<object> O The entering and leaving stat of people that leaved.
+++EnterTime string O People enter time, ex: 2012-01-04 00:00:00.
+++ExitTime string O People leave time, ex: 2012-01-04 00:00:45.
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]
[Link]=0
[Link]=NumberStat
[Link]=0
[Link]=14
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
Respons
[Link]=32
e
[Link]=0
[Link]=65
[Link][0].EnterTime=2012-01-04 00:00:00
[Link][0].ExitTime=2012-01-04 00:00:45
[Link][1].EnterTime=2012-01-04 00:00:00
[Link][1].ExitTime=2012-01-04 00:00:45

[Link] Query the Count of People


 Start to find

Table 16-2
URL [Link]
Method GET
Start to find video stat info, in response, there is a token for further info finding process,
Description
and there is a totalCount shows how many data count(s).
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
channel int O Video channel index which starts from 1, default is 1.
condition object R Find condition.
+StartTime string R Find time range start, ex: 2012-01-04 00:00:00.
+EndTime string R Find time range end, ex: 2012-01-04 00:02:00.
The information granularity returned by the query
requirements. The range is {Hour, Day, Week, Month,
+Granularity string R
Season, Year}(Note: Most devices only support Hour, Day,
Week.)
Rule type, it can be: NumberStat, ManNumDetection. If
+RuleType string O
omit, default is NumberStat
Valid when ruleType is ManNumDetection, report people
+MinStayTime int O
stay over this minimal time.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token int R
search.
totalCount int R Number of find result.

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[ Example ]
GET
[Link]
Request
artTime=2011-01-01%2012:00:00&[Link]=2011-01-10%2012:00:00&condition
.Granularity=Hour&[Link]=NumberStat&[Link]=20
token=12345
Response
totalCount=56
 Get the find result

Table 16-3
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Get the find result of Video Stat info with channel, token, begin Number and count.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Video channel index which starts from 1, default is 1.
channel int O
NOTE: must be the same as startFind.
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token int R
searching.
beginNumber int R The start count. It must be between 0 and totalCount -1.
count int R The count of info for this query.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
found int R Number of result that return.
info array<object> R Result information of video Stat.
+Channel int R Video channel index which starts from 0.
Rule name, it can be:
 "ManNumDetection": count people num in region, detail
stat is in "InsideSubtotal"param
+RuleName string R
 "NumberStat": count people enter and leave region,
detail stat is in "EnteredSubtotal"and
"ExitedSubtotal"param.
+StartTime string O Find time range start, ex: 2012-01-04 00:00:00.
+EndTime string O Find time range end, ex: 2012-01-04 00:02:00.
+EnteredSubto
int O Total enter num.
tal
+ExitedSubtota
int O Total leave num.
l
+InsideSubtotal int O Total inside num.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
5&beginNumber=0&count=20

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found=20
info[0].Channel=0
info[0].RuleName=NumberStat
info[0].StartTime=2012-03-14 00:00:00
info[0].EndTime=2012-04-14 00:00:00
info[0].EnteredSubtotal=14
info[0].ExitedSubtotal=5
info[0].InsideSubtotal=65
Response
info[1].Channel=0
info[1].RuleName=NumberStat
info[1].StartTime=2012-03-14 00:00:00
info[1].EndTime=2012-04-14 00:00:00
info[1].EnteredSubtotal=14
info[1].ExitedSubtotal=5
info[1].InsideSubtotal=65

 Stop the searching session

Table 16-4
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Stop query video stat by channel and token.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Video channel index which starts from 1, default is 1.
channel int O
NOTE: must be the same as startFind.
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token int R
search.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
=12345
Response OK

[Link] Clear the People Count Information

Table 16-5
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Clear the people count information.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
channel int O Video channel index which starts from 1, default is 1.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]

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Response OK

[Link] Subscribe the People Count Information

Table 16-6
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Subscribe the people count information.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
channel int O Video channel index which starts from 1, default is 1.
Send heartbeat interval, range is [1, 60],unit is second. If the
URL contains this parameter, and the value is 5, it means every
heartbeat int O 5 seconds the device should send the heartbeat message to
the client, the heartbeat meaage are "Heartbeat". If this
parameter is not present, its default value is 60.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
summary object R Summary information of video Stat.
+Channel int R Video channel index which starts from 0.
Rule type, it can be:
 "ManNumDetection": Count people num in region, detail
stat is in "InsideSubtotal" param.
+RuleName string R
 "NumberStat": Count people entering and leaving region,
detail stat is in "EnteredSubtotal" and "ExitedSubtotal"
param.
+EnteredSubtota
object O People enter stat.
l
++Total int R Total enter num.
++Today int R Today enter num.
++Hour int R This hour enter num.
++TotalInTimeSe
int O Today enter num after call clearSectionStat.
ction
+ExitedSubtotal object O People leave stat.
++Total int R Total leave num.
++Today int R Today leave num.
++Hour int R This hour leave num.
++TotalInTimeSe
int O Today leave num after call clearSectionStat.
ction
+InsideSubtotal object O People inside region stat.
++Total int R Today inside num.
array<obj
++ManStayStat O The entering and leaving stat of people that leaved.
ect>
+++EnterTime string O People enter time, ex: 2012-01-04 00:00:00.
+++ExitTime string O People leave time, ex: 2012-01-04 00:00:45.
[ Example ]

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GET
Request
[Link]
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Device/1.0
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
Connection: closed

--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

[Link]=0
[Link]=NumberStat
[Link]=0
[Link]=14
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
[Link]=32
[Link]=0
[Link]=65
Response
[Link][0].EnterTime=2012-01-04 00:00:00
[Link][0].ExitTime=2012-01-04 00:00:45
[Link][1].EnterTime=2012-01-04 00:00:00
[Link][1].ExitTime=2012-01-04 00:00:45
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: 11

Heartbeat
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

[Link]=0
[Link]=NumberStat
[Link]=0
[Link]=14

[Link] [Event] NumberStat

Table 16-7
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
Description When people number triggers the rule, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description

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Number int R Total number in detect region.
EnteredNumber int R Total number that enter the detect region.
ExitedNumber int R Total number that leave the detect region.
Number overrun type, it can be: "EnterOver", "ExitOver",
Type string R
"InsideOver".
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Code=NumberStat;action=Start;index=0;data={
Event "Number": 120,
"EnteredNumber": 180,
"ExitedNumber": 60,
"Type": "EnterOver"
}
--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] ManNumDetection

Table 16-8
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
Description When people number triggers the rule, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Array<obje
ManList R The people info list.
ct>
The detected people bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left-top point, y's value of left-top point, x's value of
+BoundingBox Array<int> R
right-bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
+Stature int R The people's stature, unit is cm.
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Code=ManNumDetection;action=pulse;index=0;data={
Event
"ManList": [ { "BoundingBox": [2992,1136,4960,5192], "Stature": 170 },
{ "BoundingBox": [4392,4136,6960,6512], "Stature": 175 },
{…}, … ]
}
--<boundary>

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16.1.2 FaceRecognitionServer

[Link] Create Face Group

Table 16-9
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Create a face group.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
groupName string R The face group name, max string length is 127.
The description detail of the face group, max string length is
groupDetail string O
255.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
groupID string R The identity of the created face group, max string length is 63.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
=Test1&groupDetail=ForTest1
Response groupID=10000

[Link] Modify Face Group

Table 16-10
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Modify a face group.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
groupID string R The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
groupName string R The name of the the face group, max string length is 127.
groupDetail string O Description detail of the face group, max string length is 255.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
000&groupName=Test1&groupDetail=ForTest1
Response OK

[Link] Delete Face Group

Table 16-11
URL [Link]

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Method GET
Description Delete a face group.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
groupID string R The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
00
Response OK

[Link] Deploy Face Group


There are two ways to deploy the group. One is based on the group (putDisposition), and the
another one is based on the channel (setGroup).
 Put disposition to group

Table 16-12
URL [Link]
Method GET
Deploy the face group to some video channels. If the video channel has been deployed
Description
already, it will change the similary.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
groupID string R The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
list Array<object> R List of disposition info.
+channel int R Video channel index which starts from 1.
+similary int R The threshold of the face similary, 0 — 100.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
report array<bool> R Result of putting disposition for each request channel.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
0000&list[0].channel=1&list[0].similary=80&list[1].channel=2&list[1].similary=70
report[0]=true
Response
report[1]=false
 Delete some disposition from group

Table 16-13
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Remove the deployment of face group from some video channels.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description

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groupID string R The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
channel Array<int> R Video channel index which starts from 1.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
report array<bool> R Result of deleting disposition for each request channel.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
=10000&channel[0]=1&channel[1]=2
report[0]=true
Response
report[1]=false
 set disposition group to channel

Table 16-14
URL [Link]
Method GET
Deploy some face groups to one video channel. If the video channel has been deployed
Descripti
already, it will change the similary.
on
Note: This method will do an overwrite operation.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
channel int R Video channel index which starts from 1.
List of disposition info, if not exist, remove all disposition from
list Array<object> O
channel.
+groupID int R The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
+similary int R The threshold of the face similary, 0 — 100.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
[0].groupID=10000&list[0].similary=80&list[1].groupID=10002&list[1].similary=75
Response OK
 get disposition group from channel

Table 16-15
URL [Link]
Method GET
Get the Deployment about the video channel.
Descripti
Note: If the video channel does not deploy any group, then the response will be success
on
with empty http body.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
channel int R Video channel index which starts from 1.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
groupID Array<int> R The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
similary Array<int> R The threshold of the face similary, 0 — 100.

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[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]
groupID[0]=10001
groupID[1]=10003
groupID[2]=10006
….
Response
similary[0]=80
similary[1]=75
similary[2]=85
….

[Link] Find Face Group

Table 16-16
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Find the face group. If the groupID is not present in the URL, it will return all the groups.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
groupID string O The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
GroupList Array<object> R The face group information list.
+groupID string R The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
+groupName string R Name of the face group, max string length is 127.
+groupDetail string O Description detail of the face group, max string length is 255.
+groupSize int R The number of face in this face group.
+channels Array<int> R Video channel index which starts from 0.
+similarity Array<int> R The threshold of the face similary.
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]

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GroupList[0].groupID=00001
GroupList[0].groupName=Test1
GroupList[0].groupDetail=ForTest1
GroupList[0].groupSize=30
GroupList[0].channels[0]=1
GroupList[0].channels[1]=2

GroupList[0].similarity[0]=80
GroupList[0].similarity[1]=75

Response
GroupList[1].groupID=00003
GroupList[1].groupName=Test3
GroupList[1].groupDetail=ForTest3
GroupList[1].groupSize=50
GroupList[1].channels[0]=1
GroupList[1].channels[1]=2

GroupList[1].similarity[0]=70
GroupList[1].similarity[1]=85

[Link] Re-Abstract Feature By Group


 Start ReAbstract

Table 16-17
URL [Link]
Method GET
Abstract features for the groups.
Description About the process of the re-extract, the device will use an event named
"FaceFeatureAbstract" to report the process.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
groupID Array<int> R The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
token int R The identity of this operation.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
0]=10000&groupID[1]=10001
Response token=12345
 Stop ReAbstract

Table 16-18
URL [Link]
Method GET

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Descripti
Stop the abstract features process.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
token int R The identity of this operation.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
en=12345
Response OK

[Link] Add Person

Table 16-19
URL [Link]
Method POST
Description Add a person to a group.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The identity of the face group that this person to add. Max string
groupID string R
length is 63.
name string R The person name, max string length is 63.
birthday string O The person's birthday, ex: "1980-01-01".
sex string O Sex, it can be "Male", "Female", "Unknown".
The country name, length must be 2, and value should be
country string O
according to ISO3166.
province string O The province name, max string length is 63.
city string O The city name, max string length is 63.
The certificate type. It can be: "IC', "Passport", "Military",
certificateType string O
"Unknown".
id string O The ID of certificate type, max string length is 31.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
uid string R The id for this Person, max string length is 31.
[ Example ]
POST
[Link]
me=ZhangSan&birthday=1980-01-05&sex=Male&country=CN&province=ZheZhang&city=
Hangzhou HTTP/1.1
Request
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<JPEG image data>


Response uid=0005

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[Link] Modify Person

Table 16-20
URL [Link]
Method POST
Modify a person's info.
Note: If you do not want to change the image about the person, the request should not
Description
contain the image data.
Note: You should provide at lease one optional param to update.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
uid string R The identity of the Person, max string length is 31.
The identity of the Face Group that this Person in. max string
groupID string R
length is 63.
name string O The person's name, max string length is 63.
birthday string O The person's birthday, ex: "1980-01-01".
sex string O Sex, it can be "Male", "Female", "Unknown".
The country name, length must be 2, and value should be
country string O
according to ISO3166.
province string O The province name, max string length is 63.
city string O The city name, max string length is 63.
The certificate type. It can be: "IC', "Passport", "Military",
certificateType string O
"Unknown".
id string O The ID of certificate type, max string length is 31.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
POST
[Link]
pID=10000&name=ZhangSan&birthday=1980-01-05&sex=Male&country=CN&province=
ZheZhang&city=Hangzhou HTTP/1.1
Request
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<JPEG image data>


Response OK

[Link] Delete Person

Table 16-21
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Delete a person from a group.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
uid string R The identity of the person, max string length is 31.

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The identity of the face group that this Person in. max string
groupID string R
length is 63.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
oupID=10000
Response OK

[Link] Find Person


 Start to find

Table 16-22
URL [Link]
Method GET
Start to find person in face groups.
Description
Note: the returned token will be expired after 60 seconds without any doFind call.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
condition Object R Search scope condition.
+GroupID Array<string> R The list of identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
person object O Person condition.
+Name string O Person Name, max string length is 63.
+Sex string O Sex, it can be "Male", "Female", "Unknown".
string O Country name, length must be 2, and value should be
+Country
according to ISO3166.
+Province string O Province name, max string length is 63.
+City string O City name, max string length is 63.
string O Certificate Type. It can be: "IC', "Passport", "Military",
+CertificateType
"Unknown".
+ID string O Person ID of CertificateType, max string length is 31.
+FeatureState int O Feature State, 0:Unknown, 1:Failed, 2:OK.
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token uint R
search.
totalCount int R Result num, return -1 means still searching.
[ Example ]
GET
[Link]
Request
=10000&[Link][1]=10003&[Link]=Male&[Link]=CN&person.F
eatureState=1
token=123456789
Response
totalCount=24
 Get find result

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Table 16-23
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti Get one result of person's information from the search result set.
on Note: the returned token will be expired after 60 seconds without any doFind call.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token uint R
search.
The index in search result, should between 0 and totalCount
index uint R
–1.
[ Response Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
person object R Person condition.
+UID string R The identity of the person, max string length is 31.
string R The identity of the face group that this Person in. max string
+GroupID
length is 63.
+Name string R The person name, max string length is 63.
+Sex string O Sex, it can be "Male", "Female", "Unknown".
+Birthday string O The person's birthday, ex: "1980-01-01".
string O Country name, length must be 2, and value should be
+Country
according to ISO3166.
+Province string O Province name, max string length is 63.
+City string O City name, max string length is 63.
string O Certificate Type, can be: "IC', "Passport", "Military",
+CertificateType
"Unknown".
+ID string O Person ID of CertificateType, max string length is 31.
+FeatureState int O Feature State, 0:Unknown, 1:Failed, 2:OK.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
dex=0
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Device/1.0
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
Content-Length: <length>

--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Response
Content-Length: <length>

[Link]=0005
[Link]=10000
[Link]=ZhangSan
[Link]=1980-01-01
[Link]=Male

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[Link]=CN
[Link]=ZheJiang
[Link]=HangZhou
[Link]=IC
[Link]=1234567890
[Link]=0
--<boundary>
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

< jpeg image data ... >


--<boundary>--
 Stop finding

Table 16-24
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Stop the search session.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token uint R
search.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request
[Link]
Response OK

[Link] Re-Abstract Features By Person


 Start ReAbstract

Table 16-25
URL [Link]
Method GET
Abstract features for the persons.
Description About the process of the re-extract, the device will use an event named
"FaceFeatureAbstract"to report the process.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
UID Array<int> O The list of identity of person, max string length is 31.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
d[1]=002

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Response OK
 Stop ReAbstract

Table 16-26
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Stop the abstract features process.
on
[ Request Params ] ( None )
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]
Respons
OK
e

[Link] [Config] Face Recognition AlarmOut Setting


 Get FaceRecognitionAlarm config

Table 16-27
[Link]
URL
rm
Method GET
Description Get the Face Recognition Alarm Out Setting.
[ Request Params ] ( None )
[ Response Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
table object R Config info table.
+FaceRecognitio
array<object> R Each face group has one config object in this array.
nAlarm
++GroupID String R The face group ID, max string length is 63.
++GroupName String R The face group name, max string length is 127.
++AlarmOutEna
Bool R Enable AlarmOut or not.
ble
++AlarmChannel Array<object> R Each AlarmOut channel has one config object in this array.
Alarm rule mask.
+++AlarmRuleM
Int R  Bit 0 : recognition success
ask
 Bit 1 : recognition failed
+++AlarmOutLat
Int R Alarm out delay, unit is second, value between 1 anf 300.
ch
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
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[Link][0].GroupID=0017
[Link][0].GroupName=wsd
[Link][0].AlarmOutEnable=true
[Link][0].AlarmChannel[0].AlarmRuleMask=0
[Link][0].AlarmChannel[0].AlarmOutLatch=5
[Link][0].AlarmChannel[1].AlarmRuleMask=0
[Link][0].AlarmChannel[1].AlarmOutLatch=8

Response
[Link][1].GroupID=0018
[Link][1].GroupName=cst
[Link][1].AlarmOutEnable=true
[Link][1].AlarmChannel[0].AlarmRuleMask=0
[Link][1].AlarmChannel[0].AlarmOutLatch=10
[Link][1].AlarmChannel[1].AlarmRuleMask=0
[Link][1].AlarmChannel[1].AlarmOutLatch=15

 Set FaceRecognitionAlarm config
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Set the Face Recognition Alarm Out Setting.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format at URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
FaceRecognition
array<object> R Each face group has one config object in this array.
Alarm
+GroupID String R The face group ID, max string length is 63.
+GroupName String R The face group name, max string length is 127.
+AlarmOutEnabl
Bool R Enable AlarmOut or not.
e
+AlarmChannel Array<object> R Each AlarmOut channel has one config object in this array.
Alarm rule mask.
++AlarmRuleMa
Int R  Bit 0 : recognition success
sk
 Bit 1 : recognition failed
++AlarmOutLatc
Int R Alarm out delay, seconds, value between 1 and 300.
h
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
[Link]
Request oupID=0017&FaceRecognitionAlarm[0].GroupName=wsd&FaceRecognitionAlarm[0].Ala
rmOutEnable=true&FaceRecognitionAlarm[0].AlarmChannel[0].AlarmRuleMask=0&Face
RecognitionAlarm[0].AlarmChannel[0].AlarmOutLatch=5
Response OK

[Link] Find Person by Picture


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Table 16-28
URL [Link]
Method POST
Start to find person in face groups by picture. The search may last for some time, so the
response may push at regular intervals until 100% Progress
Description Note: If you want to find person in face groups by person info, see above "Find
Person"API.
Note: The returned token will be expired after 60 seconds without any doFind call.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
GroupID array<string> R Face groups to find, max string length is 63.
Similarity int R Similarity percent, 1 — 100.
MaxCandidate int O Max Candidate result number.
[ Response Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The token of this search, use this token to get result and stop
token uint R
search.
progress uint R Search Progress, 100 means finished.
totalCount int R Result num, return -1 means still searching.
[ Example ]
POST
[Link]
1&GroupID[1]=00003&Similarity=80&MaxCandidate=500
Request Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<JPEG data>
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Device/1.0
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
Connection: closed

--<boundary>
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: <length>

Respons { "token": 123456789,


e "progress": 20
"totalCount": -1
}
--<boundary>
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: <length>

{ "token": 123456789,
"progress": 60
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}
--<boundary>
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: <length>

{ "token": 123456789,
"progress": 100
"totalCount": 350
}
--<boundary>--
 Get the find result

Table 16-29
URL [Link]
Method GET
Get the find result, reply using multipart format, first part is json string to describe all
Descripti candidate person, then the following parts are the person's pictures, refer by UID and
on GroupID in part header Content-Info.
Note: the returned token will be expired after 60 seconds without any doFind call.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token uint R
search.
The index in search result, should between 0 and totalCount
index uint R
–1.
count uint R Number of result person to get.
[ Response Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Found int R Number of result person that return.
Candidates Array<object> R Candidates Person.
+Person object R Person Info.
++UID string R System id for this Person, max string length is 31.
The identity of the Face Group that this Person in. max string
++GroupID string R
length is 63.
++Name string R Person Name, max string length is 63.
++Birthday string O Birthday ex: "1980-01-01".
++Sex string O Sex, it can be "Male", "Female", "Unknown".
Country name, length must be 2, value should be according
++Country string O
to ISO3166.
++Province string O Province name, max string length is 63.
++City string O City name, max string length is 63.
++CertificateTy Certificate Type. It can be "IC', "Passport", "Military" or
string O
pe "Unknown".
++ID string O Person ID of CertificateType, max string length is 31.
++FeatureState int O Feature State, 0:Unknown, 1:Failed, 2:OK.
+Similarity int R Similarity.
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GET
Request [Link]
9&index=0&count=10
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Device/1.0
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
Connection: closed

--<boundary>
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: <length>

{ "Found" : 10,
"Candidates" : [
{
"person" : {
"UID" : "0001",
"GroupID" : "001",
"Name" : "ZhangSan",
"Birthday" : "1980-01-05",
"Sex" : "Male",
...
},
"Similarity" : 85
},
Response
{
"person" : {
"UID" : "0002",
"GroupID" : "002",
"Name" : "LiSi",
"Birthday" : "1980-01-06",
"Sex" : "Male",
...
},
"Similarity" : 80
},
{ ... }, ...
]
}
--<boundary>
Content-Info: UID=0001&GroupID=001
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <length>

< jpeg image data ... >


--<boundary>
Content-Info: UID=0002&GroupID=002

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Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <length>

< jpeg image data ... >


--<boundary>
...
 Stop finding

Table 16-30
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Stop the search session.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token uint R
search.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
9
Response OK

[Link] Find History Person by Picture


 Start to find

Table 16-31
URL [Link]
Method POST
Start to find person in capture history by picture. The search may last for some time, so
the response may push at regular intervals until 100% Progress.
Description Note: If you want to find person in capture history by person info, please refer to
"mediaFileFind"API.
Note: the returned token will be expired after 60 seconds without any doFind call.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Channel int R Video channel index which starts from 0.
StartTime string R Start time to search, ex: 2018-01-13T00:00:00Z.
EndTime string R End time to search, ex: 2018-01-14T00:00:00Z.
Similarity int R Similarity percent, 1 — 100.
MaxCandidate int O Max Candidate result number.
[ Response Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token uint R
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progress uint R Search Progress, 100 means finished.
totalCount int R Result num, return -1 means still searching.
[ Example ]
POST
[Link]
l=0&StartTime=2018-01-13T00:00:00Z&EndTime=2018-01-14T00:00:00Z&Type=All&Si
milarity=80&MaxCandidate=500
Request
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<JPEG data>
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Device/1.0
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
Connection: closed

--<boundary>
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: <length>

{ "token": 123456789,
"progress": 20
"totalCount": -1
}
--<boundary>
Content-Type: application/json
Response
Content-Length: <length>

{ "token": 123456789,
"progress": 60
"totalCount": -1
}
--<boundary>
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: <length>

{ "token": 123456789,
"progress": 100
"totalCount": 350
}
--<boundary>--
 Get find result

Table 16-32
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti Get the find result, reply by multipart, first part is json string to describe all candidate person,

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on then the following part is the person's picture, refer by UID in part header Content-Info.
Note: the returned token will be expired after 60 seconds without any doFind call.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token uint R
search.
The index in search result, should between 0 and totalCount
index uint R
–1.
count uint R Number of result person to get, start from Index.
[ Response Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Found int R Number of result person that return.
Candidates Array<object> R Candidates Person.
+Person object R Person Info.
++UID string R System id for this Person, max string length is 63.
++Sex string O Sex. It can be "Male", "Female" or "Unknown".
++Age int O Age.
++Glasses int O Glasses Status, 0: all, 1: not wear, 2: wear.
+Similarity int R Similarity.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
3456789&index=0&count=12
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Device/1.0
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
Connection: closed

--<boundary>
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: <length>

{ "Found" : 12,
"Candidates" : [
Response {
"person" : {
"UID" : "0001",
"Sex" : "Male",
"Age" : 30,
"Glasses": 1
},
"Similarity" : 85
},
{
"person" : {
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"Sex" : "Male",
"Age" : 50,
"Glasses": 2
},
"Similarity" : 80
},
{ ... }, ...
]
}
--<boundary>
Content-Info: UID=0001
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <length>

< jpeg image data ... >


--<boundary>
Content-Info: UID=0002
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <length>

< jpeg image data ... >


--<boundary>
...
 Stop finding

Table 16-33
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Stop finding.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
token uint R
searching.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
23456789
Response OK

[Link] [Event] FaceDetection

Table 16-34
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
When the video channel disposition with some face group, and the video channel detect
Description
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[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Faces Array<object> R The detected faces info.
The detected face bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left—top point, x's value of right
+BoundingBox Array<int> R
—bottom point, y's value of right—bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
+Sex string O Sex, it can be "Man", "Woman".
+Age int O Age.
+Feature array<string> O Face feature, can be some of the following: "WearGlasses",
"SunGlasses", "NoGlasses", "Smile", "Anger", "Sadness",
"Disgust", "Fear", "Surprise", "Neutral", "Laugh", "Happy",
"Confused", "Scream".
+Eye int O Eye status, 0: not detected, 1: close eye, 2: open eye.
+Mouth int O Mouth status, 0: not detected, 1: close mouth, 2: open mouth.
+Mask int O Mask status, 0: not detected, 1: not wearing mask, 2: wearing
mask.
+Beard int O Beard status, 0: not detected, 1: no beard, 2: has beard.
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Code=FaceDetection;action=Start;index=0;data={
"Faces": [ { "BoundingBox": [2992,136,6960,8192],
"Sex": "Man",
"Age": 40,
Event
"Feature": [ "WearGlasses", "Smile"],
"Eye": 2,
"Mouth": 1,
"Mask": 1,
"Beard": 2
}, {…}, … ]
}
--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] FaceRecognition

Table 16-35
Usage Refer to "4.4.3 Subscribe to Snapshot"for how to subscribe event
When the video channel disposition with some face group, and the video channel detect
Description
a face, after recognize in the face groups, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Events array<object> R Event info array.
+EventBaseInf object R Base info of event.

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o
++Code String R Event Code. It should be FaceRecognition.
++Action String R Event Action. It can be "Start", "Stop" or "Pulse".
++Index int O The channel index relate to this event, start from 0.
+UID String R The identity of the Person, max string length is 31.
+Candidates array<object> O The Candidates person list.
++Person object O The information of candidate person.
+++UID string R The identity of the Person, max string length is 31.
The identity of the Face Group that this Person in. max string
+++GroupID string R
length is 63.
+++Name string O Person Name, max string length is 63.
+++Birthday string O Birthday ex: "1980-01-01".
+++Sex string O Sex, it can be "Male", "Female", "Unknown".
Country name. The length must be 2, and value should be
+++Country string O
according to ISO3166.
+++Province string O Province name, max string length is 63.
+++City string O City name, max string length is 63.
+++CertificateT Certificate Type. It can be: "IC', "Passport", "Military",
string O
ype "Unknown".
+++ID string O Person ID of CertificateType, max string length is 31.
Similarity of the Candidates person and the detected person,
++Similarity int O
value between 1 — 100.
+Face object O The attribute information of face.
++Sex string O Sex, it can be "Man", "Woman".
++Age int O Age.
Face feature, can be some of the following : "WearGlasses",
"SunGlasses", "NoGlasses", "Smile", "Anger", "Sadness",
++Feature array<string> O
"Disgust", "Fear", "Surprise", "Neutral", "Laugh", "Happy",
"Confused", "Scream".
++Eye int O Eye status, 0: not detected, 1: close eye, 2: open eye.
++Mouth int O Mouth status, 0: not detected, 1: close mouth, 2: open mouth.
Mask status, 0: not detected, 1: not wearing mask, 2: wearing
++Mask int O
mask.
++Beard int O Beard status, 0: not detected, 1: no beard, 2: has beard.
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Events[0].EventBaseInfo .Code=FaceRecognition
Event Events[0].EventBaseInfo .Action=Pulse
Events[0].EventBaseInfo .Index=0
Events[0].UID=00105
Events[0].Candidates[0].[Link]=0012
Events[0].Candidates[0].[Link]=10000
Events[0].Candidates[0].[Link]=ZhangSan

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Events[0].Candidates[0].[Link]=1980-01-02
Events[0].Candidates[0].[Link]=Male

Events[0].Candidates[0].Similarity=80
Events[0].Candidates[1].[Link]=0014
Events[0].Candidates[1].[Link]=10000
Events[0].Candidates[1].[Link]=Lisi
Events[0].Candidates[1].[Link]=1980-01-05
Events[0].Candidates[1].[Link]=Male

Events[0].Candidates[1].Similarity=75

Events[0].[Link]=Man
Events[0].[Link]=20
Events[0].[Link][0]=SunGlasses
Events[0].[Link][1]=Smile
Events[0].[Link]=2
Events[0].[Link]=1
Events[0].[Link]=1
Events[0].[Link]=2
--<boundary>
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<Jpeg image data>


--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] FaceFeatureAbstract

Table 16-36
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
When Re-Abstract Feature By Group or By Person, the abstract progress detail will send
Description
in this event.
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Infos Array<object> R Abstrace detail Info, max size is 100.
Abstract state, it can be :
 "Success" : Abstract success,
+State String R
 "False" : Failed to abstract;
 "Process" : In Process;
+Process int O The abstract progress.
+UID string O The identity of the person, max string length is 31.
+GroupID string O The identity of the face group, max string length is 63.
[ Example ]

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--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Code=FaceFeatureAbstract;action=Start;index=0;data={
"Infos": [ { "State": "Progress",
Event
"Progress": 30,
"UID": "20005",
"GroupID": "10000"
}, {…}, … ]
}
--<boundary>

16.1.3 Video Analyse Event

[Link] [Event] LeftDetection

Table 16-37
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
Description When detect some object left, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Object object R The object that left.
The detected object bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left—top point, x's value of right—
+BoundingBox Array<int> R
bottom point, y's value of right — bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Event
Code=LeftDetection;action=pulse;index=0;data={
"Object": { "BoundingBox": [2992,1136,4960,5192] }
}
--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] TakenAwayDetection

Table 16-38
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
Description When detect some object was taken away, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
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The detected object bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left—top point, x's value of right—
+BoundingBox Array<int> R
bottom point, y's value of right — bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Event
Code=TakenAwayDetection;action=pulse;index=0;data={
"Object": { "BoundingBox": [2992,1136,4960,5192] }
}
--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] WanderDetection

Table 16-39
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
Description When detect some object was wandering, send this event
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Objects Array<object> R The objects that was wandering.
The detected object bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left—top point, x's value of right
+BoundingBox Array<int> R
—bottom point, y's value of right—bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
The object wandering tracks, array of polyline, one polyline
Array<Array<
Tracks O for one object, polyline is array of points, point is array of two
Array<int>>>
int, x's value and y's value. Coordinate remap to 0 — 8192.
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Code=WanderDetection;action=start;index=0;data={
"Objects": [ { "BoundingBox": [2992,1136,4960,5192] },
Event { "BoundingBox": [4392,4136,6960,6512] },
{…}, … ],
"Tracks": [ [ [1202, 576], [1456, 863], [1921, 1204], [2341, 1823], [3512, 2314] ],
[ [2214, 3412], [3153, 3674], [4512, 4213] ],
[…], … ]
}
--<boundary>

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[Link] [Event] StayDetection

Table 16-40
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
Description When detect some object was stay, send this event
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Object object O The object that was stay.
The detected object bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left—top point, x's value of right
+BoundingBox Array<int> O
—bottom point, y's value of right—bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
Objects array<object> O If detect several object, store in this array.
The detected object bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left—top point, x's value of right
+BoundingBox Array<int> O
—bottom point, y's value of right—bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Code=StayDetection;action=start;index=0;data={
Event "Object": { "BoundingBox": [2992,1136,4960,5192] },
"Objects": [ { "BoundingBox": [2992,1136,4960,5192] },
{ "BoundingBox": [4392,4136,6960,6512] },
{…}, … ]
}
--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] HumanTrait

Table 16-41
Usage Refer to "4.4.3 Subscribe to Snapshot "for how to subscribe event
Description When detect a human trait, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Events array<object> O Event info array.
+EventBaseInfo object R Base info of event.
++Code String R Event Code. It should be HumanTrait.
++Action String R Event Action. It can be: "Start", "Stop", "Pulse".
++Index int O The channel index relate to this event, start from 0.
+HumanAttribute
object O The human attributes.
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The detected human bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's
value of left-top point, y's value of left-top point, x's value of
++BoundingBox Array<int> O
right-bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point.
Coordinate remap to 0 — 8192.
++Sex string O Sex, can be "Man", "Woman", "Unknown".
++Age int O Age.
++Angle int O Angle, 0: unknown, 1: front, 2: side, 3: back.
Coat color, can be: "White", "Orange", "Pink", "Black",
"Red", "Yellow", "Gray", "Blue", "Green", "Purple", "Brown",
"Sliver", "Darkviolet", "Maroon", "Dimgray", "Whitesmoke",
++CoatColor string O "Darkorange", "Mistyrose", "Tomato", "Olive", "Gold",
"Darkolivegreen", "Chartreuse", "Greenyellow",
"Forestgreen", "Seagreen", "Chartreuse", "Deepskyblue",
"Cyan", "Other".
++CoatType int O Coat type, 0: unknown, 1: long sleeve, 2: short sleeve.
++TrousersColor string O Trousers color, value can be that of CoatColor.
Trousers type, 0: unknown, 1: long pants, 2: short pants, 3:
++TrousersType int O
skirt.
++HasHat int O Has hat or not, 0: unknown, 1: not has hat, 2: has hat.
++HasBag int O Has bag or not, 0: unknown, 1: not has bag, 2: has bag.
Has umbrella or not, 0: unknown, 1: not has umbrella, 2: has
++HasUmbrella int O
umbrella.
Bag type, 0: unknown, 1: handbag, 2: shoulder bag, 3:
++Bag int O
knapsack, 4: draw-bar box.
Upper clothes pattern, 0: unknown, 1: pure color, 2: stripe,
++UpperPattern int O
3: pattern, 4: gap, 5: grid.
Hair style, 0: unknown, 1: long hair, 2: short hair, 3: ponytail,
++HairStyle int O
4: updo, 5: hiddened.
++Cap int O Cap style, 0: unknown, 1: normal cap, 2: helmet.
+FaceAttributes object O If the human's face can be detected, find it's attributes.
The detected face bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left-top point, y's value of left-top point, x's value of
++BoundingBox Array<int> O
right-bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point.
Coordinate remap to 0 — 8192.
++Sex string O Sex, it can be "Man", "Woman", "Unknown".
++Age int O Age.
Face feature, can be some of the following : "WearGlasses",
"SunGlasses", "NoGlasses", "Smile", "Anger", "Sadness",
++Feature array<string> O
"Disgust", "Fear", "Surprise", "Neutral", "Laugh", "Happy",
"Confused", "Scream".
++Eye int O Eye status, 0: not detected, 1: close eye, 2: open eye.
Mouth status, 0: not detected, 1: close mouth, 2: open
++Mouth int O
mouth.
Mask status, 0: not detected, 1: not wearing mask, 2:
++Mask int O
wearing mask.
++Beard int O Beard status, 0: not detected, 1: no beard, 2: has beard.

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Glasses status, 0: unknown, 1: not wearing, 2: normal
++Glass Int O
Glasses, 3: sun glasses, 4: black frame glasses.
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Events[0].EventBaseInfo .Code=HumanTrait
Events[0].EventBaseInfo .Action=Pulse
Events[0].EventBaseInfo .Index=0
Events[0].[Link][0]=1341
Events[0].[Link][1]=2451
Events[0].[Link][2]=4513
Events[0].[Link][3]=4135
Events[0].[Link]=Man
Events[0].[Link]=30
Events[0].[Link]=White
Events[0].[Link]=1
Events[0].[Link]=Black
Events[0].[Link]=1
Event Events[0].[Link]=1
Events[0].[Link]=2
Events[0].[Link][0]=1341
Events[0].[Link][1]=2451
Events[0].[Link][2]=4513
Events[0].[Link][3]=4135
Events[0].[Link]=Man
Events[0].[Link]=30
Events[0].[Link][0]=Smile
Events[0].[Link]=2
Events[0].[Link]=1
Events[0].[Link]=1
--<boundary>
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<Jpeg image data>


--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] CrossLineDetection

Table 16-42
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
Description When detect some object cross the line, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description

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Object object R The object that cross the line.
The detected object bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left—top point, x's value of right
+BoundingBox Array<int> R
—bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
Objects array<object> O If detect several object, store in this array.
The detected object bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left—top point, x's value of right
+BoundingBox Array<int> R
—bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Event
Code=CrossLineDetection;action=pulse;index=0;data={
"Object": { "BoundingBox": [2992,1136,4960,5192] }
}
--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] CrossRegionDetection

Table 16-43
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
Description When detect some object cross the region, send this event
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
R/
Name Type Param Description
O
Object object R The object that cross the region.
The detected object bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left-top point, x's value of right
+BoundingBox Array<int> R
—bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
Objects array<object> O If detect several object, store in this array.
The detected object bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left—top point, y's value of left—top point, x's value of right
+BoundingBox Array<int> R
—bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point. Coordinate
remap to 0 — 8192.
[ Example ]

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--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Event
Code=CrossRegionDetection;action=pulse;index=0;data={
"Object": { "BoundingBox": [2992,1136,4960,5192] }
}
--<boundary>

16.2 Intelligent Traffic APIs

16.2.1 Traffic Record

[Link] Insert Traffic BlackList/RedList Record

Table 16-44
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Insert traffic BlackList/Red record.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The record table name, "TrafficBlackList"for BlackList and
name string R
"TrafficRedList"for RedList.
The number of car plate, max string length is 31. It must be
PlateNumber string R
unique.
MasterOfCar string O The car owner, max string length is 15
PlateColor string O Plate color, max string length is 31, ex: "Yellow", "Blue", … etc.
PlateType string O Plate type, max string length is 31.
VehicleType string O Vehicle type, max string length is 31.
Vehicle color, max string length is 31. ex: "Yellow", "Blue", …
VehicleColor string O
etc.
BeginTime string O Begin time, ex: "2010-05-25 00:00:00".
CancelTime string O Cancel time, ex: "2010-06-25 00:00:00".
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
The new record’s id, return -1 if the device handles
RecNo int R
asynchronously.
[ Example ]
GET
[Link]
Request
teNumber=AC00001&MasterOfCar=ZhangSan&PlateColor=Yellow&VehicleColor=Blue&
BeginTime=2011-01-01%2012:00:00&CancelTime=2011-01-10%2012:00:00
Response RecNo=12345

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[Link] Update Traffic BlackList/RedList Record

Table 16-45
URL [Link]
Method GET
Update Traffic BlackList/Red record.
Descripti
Note: Besides action, name, recno, there should be at least one more parameter to be
on
updated.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The record table name, "TrafficBlackList" for BlackList and
name string R
"TrafficRedList"for RedList.
recno int R record id
The number of car plate, max string length is 31. It must be
PlateNumber string R
unique.
MasterOfCar string O The car owner, max string length is 15
…<See above insert command for other params of the record.
…<other param> - -
They are all optional.>
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
[Link]
Request cno=12345&PlateNumber=AC00001&MasterOfCar=ZhangSan&PlateColor=Yellow&Vehi
cleColor=Blue&BeginTime=2011-01-01%2012:00:00&CancelTime=2011-01-10%2012:00
:00
Response OK

[Link] Remove Traffic BlackList/RedList Record

Table 16-46
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Remove Traffic BlackList/Red record.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The record table name, "TrafficBlackList"for BlackList and
name string R
"TrafficRedList"for RedList.
recno int R The record id.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
ecno=12345
Response OK

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[Link] Find Traffic BlackList/RedList Record

Table 16-47
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Find Traffic BlackList/RedList record.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The record table name, "TrafficBlackList"for BlackList and
name string R
"TrafficRedList"for RedList.
count int O Max result to return, default is 1024.
StartTime string O The start of the record's CreateTime.
EndTime string O The end of the record's CreateTime.
condition object O Search condition.
+PlateNumber string O Car plate number, max string length is 47.
+PlateNumberV Car plate number substring, match any car plate number that
string O
ague contain this substring, max string length is 47.
+PlateNumberV array<string
O Car plate number substring array, max string length is 47.
agueGroup >
+QueryCount int O Query count, default is 1000.
+QueryResultBe
int O Begin number in the result set, default is 0.
gin
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
totalCount int O Total record num that find.
found int O Record num that returned.
array<object
records R The records that returned.
>
+RecNo int R Record id.
+CreateTime int R The create time of record.
+PlateNumber string R Car plate number.
+MasterOfCar string O Car owner.
+…<other …<see above insert command for other params of the
- -
param> record>
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
PlateNumber=AC00001&StartTime=123456700&EndTime=123456800&count=100
totalCount=1000
found=100
records[0].RecNo=12345
Respons records[0].CreateTime=123456789
e records[0].PlateNumber=AC00001
records[0].MasterOfCar=ZhangSan

records[1].RecNo=13579

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records[1].CreateTime=123456799
records[1].PlateNumber=AC00001
records[1].MasterOfCar=LiSi

16.2.2 Intelligent Traffic Event

[Link] [Event] TrafficJunction

Table 16-48
Usage Refer to "4.4.3 Subscribe to Snapshot"for how to subscribe event
Description When detects vehicle passing, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Events array<object> R Event info array.
+EventBaseInfo object R Base info of event.
++Code String R Event Code. It should be TrafficJunction.
++Action String R Event Action. It can be "Start", "Stop" or "Pulse".
++Index int O The channel index relate to this event.
+GroupID int O The id of event group.
+CountInGroup int O Event count in the event group.
+IndexInGroup int O The index of this event in the event group, start from 1.
+Lane int O Lane number, start from 0.
Trigger type. It can be: 0—car detector, 1—radar, 2—
+TriggerType int O
video.
+Speed int O Vehicle speed, unit is km/hour.
+Vehicle Object O The information of vehicle object.
The detected car bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's
value of left-top point, y's value of left-top point, x's value of
++BoundingBox Array<int> R
right-bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point.
Coordinate remap to 0 — 8192.
++Text string O Vehicle logo.
++SubText string O Vehicle sub logo.
++SubBrand int O Vehicle sub brand index.
++BrandYear int O Vehicle brand year index.
+TrafficCar object O Traffic Car info.
++RecNo int R The record id.
++PlateNumber string R Car plate number.
++PlateType string O Plate type.
++PlateColor string O Plate color, ex: "Yellow", "Blue", … etc.
++VehicleColor string O Vehicle color, ex: "Yellow", "Blue", … etc.
The detected plate bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's
value of left-top point, y's value of left-top point, x's value of
++BoundingBox Array<int> R
right-bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point.
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++Country string O Country info. Max string length is 19.
++Speed int O Vehicle speed, unit is km/hour.
++Event string O The event info, ex: "TrafficJunction".
+CommInfo object O Traffic event common info.
++Seat array<object> O Vehicle front seat info.
+++Type string O Front seat type. It can be: "Main""Slave".
Some driver status. It can be some of the following:
+++Status array<string> O
"Smoking", "Calling".
Sunshade status. It can be: "Unknow", "WithSunShade",
+++SunShade string O
"WithoutSunShade".
The detected sun shade bounding box, 4 interge, refer to
x's value of left-top point, y's value of left-top point, x's
+++ShadePos Array<int> O
value of right-bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point.
Coordinate remap to 0 — 8192.
SafeBelt status. It can be: "Unknow", "WithSafeBelt",
+++SafeBelt string O
"WithoutSafeBelt".
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Events[0].[Link]=TrafficJunction
Events[0].[Link]=Pulse
Events[0].[Link]=0
Events[0].GroupID=123
Events[0].CountInGroup=3
Events[0].IndexInGroup=1
Events[0].Lane=0
Events[0].[Link][0]=1341
Events[0].[Link][1]=2451
Events[0].[Link][2]=4513
Events[0].[Link][3]=4135
Event
Events[0].[Link]=Audi
Events[0].[Link]=A6L
Events[0].[Link]=5
Events[0].[Link]=2
Events[0].[Link]=123
Events[0].[Link]=AC00003
Events[0].[Link]=Yellow
Events[0].[Link]=Blue
Events[0].[Link][0]=1341
Events[0].[Link][1]=2451
Events[0].[Link][2]=4513
Events[0].[Link][3]=4135
Events[0].[Link]=China
Events[0].[Link][0].Type=Main
Events[0].[Link][0].Status[0]=Smoking

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Events[0].[Link][0].SunShade=WithSunShade
Events[0].[Link][0].ShadePos[0]=2021
Events[0].[Link][0].ShadePos[1]=3041
Events[0].[Link][0].ShadePos[2]=2151
Events[0].[Link][0].ShadePos[3]=3661
Events[0].[Link][0].SafeBelt=WithoutSafeBelt

--<boundary>
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<Jpeg image data>


--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] TrafficRetrograde


When detects vehicle retrograde, send this event.
Event params is the same as TrafficJunction, except for event Code is TrafficRetrograde.

[Link] [Event] TrafficJam

Table 16-49
Usage Refer to "4.4.3 Subscribe to Snapshot"for how to subscribe event
Description When detects traffic jam, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Events array<object> R Event info array.
+EventBaseInfo object R Base info of event.
++Code String R Event Code. It should be TrafficJam.
++Action String R Event Action. It can be "Start", "Stop" or "Pulse".
++Index int O The channel index relate to this event.
+GroupID int O The id of event group.
+CountInGroup int O Event count in the event group.
+IndexInGroup int O The index of this event in the event group, start from 1.
+Lane int O Lane number, start from 0.
+StartJaming int O Start jam time, UTC seconds.
+AlarmInterval int O Alarm interval, unit is second.
+JamLenght int O Jam length, percentage of the lane.
+JamRealLengt
int O Jam real length, unit is metre.
h
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Event Content-Length: <length>

Events[0].[Link]=TrafficJam

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Events[0].[Link]=Pulse
Events[0].[Link]=0
Events[0].GroupID=123
Events[0].CountInGroup=3
Events[0].IndexInGroup=1
Events[0].Lane=0
Events[0].StartJaming=123456789
Events[0].AlarmInterval=180
Events[0].JamLenght=70
Events[0].JamRealLength=120

--<boundary>
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<Jpeg image data>


--<boundary>

[Link] [Event] TrafficUnderSpeed


When detects vehicle under speed, send this event.
Event params is the same as TrafficJunction, except for event Code is TrafficUnderSpeed,
and add following params:

Table 16-50
[ Extra Event Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
+SpeedLimit array<int> O Speed limit, 2 integer, min speed and max speed.
+UnderSpeeding
int O Percentage of under speed.
Percentage

[Link] [Event] TrafficOverSpeed


When detects vehicle over speed, send this event.
Event params is the same as TrafficJunction, except for event Code is TrafficOverSpeed, and add
following params:

Table 16-51
[ Extra Event Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
+SpeedLimit array<int> O Speed limit, 2 integer, min speed and max speed.
+SpeedingPerce
int O Percentage of over speed.
ntage

[Link] [Event] TrafficPedestrain

Table 16-52

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Usage Refer to "4.4.3 Subscribe to Snapshot"for how to subscribe event
Description When detects human in the lane, send this event
[ Event Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Events array<object> R Event info array.
+EventBaseInfo object R Base info of event.
++Code String R Event Code. It should be TrafficPedestrain.
++Action String R Event Action. It can be "Start", "Stop" or "Pulse".
++Index int O The channel index relate to this event.
+GroupID int O The id of event group.
+CountInGroup int O Event count in the event group.
+IndexInGroup int O The index of this event in the event group, start from 1.
+Lane int O Lane number, start from 0.
+Vehicle object O Actually this is the human that detected, not vehicle.
++Category string R Must be "Passerby", means this actually is a human.
++BoundingBox Array<int> R The detected car bounding box, 4 interge, refer to x's value
of left-top point, y's value of left-top point, x's value of
right-bottom point, y's value of right-bottom point.
Coordinate remap to 0 — 8192.
[ Example ]
Event --<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Events[0].[Link]=TrafficPedestrain
Events[0].[Link]=Pulse
Events[0].[Link]=0
Events[0].GroupID=123
Events[0].CountInGroup=3
Events[0].IndexInGroup=1
Events[0].Lane=0
Events[0].[Link]=Passerby
Events[0].[Link][0]=1341
Events[0].[Link][1]=2451
Events[0].[Link][2]=4513
Events[0].[Link][3]=4135

--<boundary>
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<Jpeg image data>


--<boundary>

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[Link] [Event] TrafficParking
When detects vehicle illegal parking, send this event.
Event params is the same as TrafficJunction, except for event Code is TrafficParking, and
remove param "speed", add following params:

Table 16-53
[ Extra Event Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
+StartParking int O The start time of parking, UTC seconds.
+AlarmInterval int O The alarm interval.
+ParkingAllowed
int O The allowed time of parking.
Time

16.2.3 Traffic Flow

[Link] [Event] TrafficFlowStat

Table 16-54
Usage Refer to "4.9.17 Subscribe to Event Message"for how to subscribe event
Description When traffic flow trigger the rule, send this event
[ Event Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
FlowStates array<object> R Traffic flow info, each object in list is traffic flow info about
one lane.
+Lane int R Lane number, start from 0.
+Flow int R Traffic flow number.
+Period int R Traffic stat time, unit is minute.
+PeriodByMili int O Traffic stat time, unit is millisecond, value should
between 0 and 59999.
+DrivingDirectio array<string> O Driving direction, should be an array of three strings:
n  1st string: direction, can be: "Approach", "Leave"
 2nd string: Approach position name
 3rd string: Leave position name
[ Example ]
Event --<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: xxxx

Code=TrafficFlowStat;action=Pulse;index=0;data={
"FlowStates": [ { "Lane": 0,
"Flow": 50,
"Period": 5,
"DrivingDirection": [ "Approach", "Hangzhou", "Shanghai"]
}, {…}, … ]
}

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--<boundary>

[Link] Find Traffic Flow History

Table 16-55
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Find traffic flow history record.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
name string R The name of record table. It should be "TrafficFlow".
count int O Max result to return, default is 1024.
StartTime string O The start of the record's CreateTime.
EndTime string O The End of the record's CreateTime.
condition object O Search condition.
+Channel int O Video channel index which starts from 0.
+Lane int O Lane index, starts from 0.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
totalCount int O Total record num that find.
found int O Record num that returned.
records array<object> R The records that returned.
+RecNo int R Record id.
+CreateTime int R The create time of record.
+StatisticsTime int R Traffic flow statistics time, UTC seconds.
+Period string R Statistics period, unit is second.
+Channel int R Video channel index which starts from 0.
+Lane int R Lane index, starts from 0.
+Vehicles int R Total vehicle num.
+AverageSpeed float O Average speed of the vehicle, -1 means no vehicle, 0
means congestion.
[ Example ]
Request GET
[Link]
nnel=0&[Link]=0&StartTime=123456700&EndTime=123456800&count=100
Respons totalCount=1000
e found=100
records[0].RecNo=12345
records[0].CreateTime=123456789
records[0].StaticsticsTime=123456789
records[0].Period=300
records[0].Channel=0
records[0].Lane=0
records[0].Vehicles=250
records[0].AverageSpeed=25.4

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records[1].RecNo=13579
records[1].CreateTime=123456799
records[1].StaticsticsTime=123456799
records[1].Period=300
records[1].Channel=0
records[1].Lane=0
records[1].Vehicles=220
records[1].AverageSpeed=21.8

16.3 Access Control APIs

16.3.1 Access User

[Link] Add Access User

Table 16-56
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Add an access user.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
UserID string R The user's id.
UserName string O The user's name.
CardNo string O The user's card number.
Password string O The user's password.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
San&Password=123456
Response OK

[Link] Modify Access User

Table 16-57
URL [Link]
Method GET
Modify an access user.
Description
Note: You should provide at lease one optional param to update.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
UserID string R The user's id.
UserName string O The user's name.

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CardNo string O The user's card number.
Password string O The user's password.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
gSan&Password=123456
Response OK

[Link] Delete Access User

Table 16-58
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Delete an access user.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
UserID string R The user's id.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]
Response OK

[Link] Find Access User


 Find access user by UserID

Table 16-59
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Get an access user's information.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
UserID string R The user's id
[ Response Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
UserInfo object R The user's info
+UserID string R The user's id
+UserName string O The user's name
+CardNo string O The user's card number
+Password string O The user's password
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]

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{ "UserInfo": {
"UserID": 102,
Response "UserName": "ZhangSan",
"Password": "123456"
}
 Find all access user

Table 16-60
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Get all information of access user.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Offset int R The offset of the user record table
Count int R The count of user info record, max is 100.
[ Response Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Total int R Total user num
UserInfo array<object> R The user's info
+UserID string R The user's id
+UserName string O The user's name
+CardNo string O The user's card number
+Password string O The user's password
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]
{ "Total": 1000,
"UserInfo": [ {
"UserID": 102,
Response "UserName": "ZhangSan",
"Password": "123456"
}, { … } … ]
}

[Link] Add Access User Face

Table 16-61
URL [Link]
Method POST
Description Add an access user face.
[ Request Params ] ( JSON format in body )
Name Type R/O Param Description
UserID string R The user's id.
Info object R The user's info.
+UserName string O The user's name.
The user's room num list, max array size is 32, max string
+RoomNo array<string> O
size is 12.

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The user's face feature, encode with base64, max array size
is 20, and max string size is 2k.
+FaceData array<string> O
Note: There must be at least one between FaceData and
PhotoData.
The user's face photo, encode with base64, max array size is
5, and max string size is 200k.
+PhotoData array<string> O
Note: There must be at least one between FaceData and
PhotoData.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
POST [Link]
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: <length>

{ "UserID": "102",
"Info": {
Request
"UserName": "ZhangSan",
"RoomNo": [ "301", "303", … ],
"FaceData": [ "xxxx", "xxxx", … ],
"PhotoData": [ "yyyy", "yyyy", … ]
}
}
Response OK

[Link] Modify Access User Face

Table 16-62
URL [Link]
Method POST
Description Update an access user face.
[ Request Params ] ( JSON format in body )
Name Type R/O Param Description
UserID string R The user's id.
Info object R The user's info.
+UserName string O The user's name.
The user's room num list, max array size is 32, max string
+RoomNo array<string> O
size is 12.
The user's face feature, encode with base64, max array size
is 20, and max string size is 2k.
+FaceData array<string> O
Note: There must be at least one between FaceData and
PhotoData.
The user's face photo, encode with base64, max array size is
5, max string size is 200k.
+PhotoData array<string> O
Note: There must be at least one between FaceData and
PhotoData.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )

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[ Example ]
POST [Link]
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: <length>

{ "UserID": "102",
"Info": {
Request
"UserName": "ZhangSan",
"RoomNo": ["301", "303", …],
"FaceData": ["xxxx", "xxxx", …],
"PhotoData": ["yyyy", "yyyy", …]
}
}
Response OK

[Link] Delete Access User Face

Table 16-63
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Delete an access user face.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
UserID string R The user's id.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]
Response OK

[Link] Find Access User Face


 Start to find access user face

Table 16-64
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Start to find access user face.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Condition object O Search condition.
+UserID string O The user's id.
[ Response Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The token of this search, use this token to get result and stop
Token int O
search.

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Total int O Result num, return 0 if not found.
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]
{ "Token": 1234,
Response "Total": 20
}
 Get the find result

Table 16-65
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descripti
Get the find result.
on
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The token of this search, use this token to get result and stop
Token int R
search.
Offset int R Offset in the result record set, range is [0, Total – 1].
Count int R Count of result to get.
[ Response Params ] ( JSON format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Info array<object> R The face information of user.
+UserID string R The user's id.
The user's face photo's MD5 hash string, max array size is 5,
+MD5 array<string> O
max string size is 33.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
t=20
{ "Info": [ {
"UserID": "102",
Response "MD5": [ "xxxx", "xxxx", … ]
}, { … }, … ]
}
 Stop the find session

Table 16-66
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Stop the find session.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Token for this search, use this token to get result and stop
Token int R
search.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
Request GET [Link]

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Response OK

[Link] Add Access User Card and Fingerprint


 Add Access user card only

Table 16-67
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Insert access user card info.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCard".
CardName string R Access user card name, max string length is 32.
CardNo string R Access user card number.
UserID string R The user's id.
Card status, 0 means normal, and abnormal status can be sum
of following:
 1 << 0: report the loss of the card
 1 << 1: the card is withdrawed
CardStatus int R  1 << 2: the card is frozen
 1 << 3: the card is arrearage
 1 << 4: the card exceeds the time limit
 1 << 5: the card is arrearage but still can open the door, and
there will be voice prompts.
The card type:
CardType int O 0 : Normal Card, 1: VIP Card, 2: Visitor Card, 3: Patrol Card, 4:
Blacklist Card, 5: Stress Card, 0xff: Mother Card
Password string O The Access card's password.
Doors array<int> O The index of the doors that this card can open.
The index of the time sections of each door that this card can
TimeSections array<int> O
open.
ValidDateStart string O The start of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
ValidDateEnd string O The end of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
IsValid bool O Is the card still valid.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
R/
Name Type Param Description
O
RecNo int R The record id.
[ Example ]
GET
[Link]
Request CardName=ZhangSan&CardNo=12345&UserID=102&CardStatus=0&CardType=0&Pass
word=123456&Doors[0]=1&Doors[1]=3&Doors[2]=5&ValidDateStart=20151022%2009381
1&ValidDateEnd=20151222%20093811
Response RecNo=12345

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 Add access user card with fingerprint

Table 16-68
URL [Link]
Method POST
Description Insert access user card and fingerprint.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCard".
CardName string R Access user card name, max string length is 32.
CardNo string R Access user card number.
UserID string R The user's id.
Card status, 0 means normal, and abnormal status can be sum
of following:
 1 << 0: report the loss of the card
 1 << 1: the card is withdrawed
CardStatus int R  1 << 2: the card is frozen
 1 << 3: the card is arrearage
 1 << 4: the card exceeds the time limit
 1 << 5: the card is arrearage but still can open the door,
and there will be voice prompts.
The card type:
CardType int O 0: Normal Card, 1: VIP Card, 2: Visitor Card, 3: Patrol Card, 4:
Blacklist Card, 5: Stress Card, 0xff: Mother Card
Password string O The Access card's password.
Doors array<int> O The index of the doors that this card can open.
The index of the time sections of each door that this card can
TimeSections array<int> O
open.
ValidDateStart string O The start of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
ValidDateEnd string O The end of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
IsValid bool O Is the card still valid.
FingerprintPack
object O The fingerprint packet info.
et
+Length int O The length of each fingerprint packet.
+Count int O The count of fingerprint packet.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
R/
Name Type Param Description
O
RecNo int R The record id.
[ Example ]

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POST
[Link]
d&CardName=ZhangSan&CardNo=12345&UserID=102&CardStatus=0&Password=12345
6&Doors[0]=1&Doors[1]=3&Doors[2]=5&ValidDateStart=20151022%20093811&ValidDate
Request End=20151222%20093811&[Link]=500&[Link]=3
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
Content-Length: <length>

<fingerprint packet binary data>


Response RecNo=12345

[Link] Modify Access User Card and Fingerprint


 Update Access user card only

Table 16-69
URL [Link]
Method GET
Update access user card info.
Description
Note: You should provide at lease one optional param to update.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCard".
recno int R The record id.
CardName string O Access user card name, max string length is 31.
CardNo string O Access user card number.
UserID string O The user's id.
…<See above insert command for other params of the record,
…<other param> — —
They are all optional.>
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
[Link]
Request d&recno=12345&CardName=ZhangSan&CardNo=12345&UserID=102&CardStatus=0&
CardType=0&Password=123456&Doors[0]=1&Doors[1]=3&Doors[2]=5&ValidDateStart=
20151022%20093811&ValidDateEnd=20151222%20093811
Response OK
 Update access user card and fingerprint

Table 16-70
URL [Link]
Method POST
Update access user card info and fingerprint.
Description
Note: You should provide at lease one optional param to update.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description

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Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCard".
recno int R The record id.
CardName string O Access user card name, max string length is 32.
CardNo string O Access user card number.
UserID string O The user's id.
…<See above insert command for other params of the record.
…<other param>
They are all optional.>
FingerprintPack
object O The fingerprint packet info.
et
+Length int O The length of each fingerprint packet.
+Count int O The count of fingerprint packet.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
POST
[Link]
ard&recno=12345&CardName=ZhangSan&CardNo=12345&UserID=102&CardStatus=0
&CardType=0&Password=123456&Doors[0]=1&Doors[1]=3&Doors[2]=5&ValidDateStart
=20151022%20093811&ValidDateEnd=20151222%20093811&[Link]
Request
=500&[Link]=3
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
Content-Length: <length>

<fingerprint packet binary data>


Response OK

[Link] Delete Access User Card and Fingerprint


 Delete Access user card and fingerprint record by recno

Table 16-71
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descriptio
Remove the access user card and fingerprint record.
n
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCard".
recno int R The record id.
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
d&recno=12345
Response OK
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Table 16-72
URL [Link]
Method GET
Descriptio
Remove all the access user card and fingerprint records.
n
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCard".
[ Response Params ] ( OK )
[ Example ]
GET
Request
[Link]
Response OK

[Link] Find Access User Card and Fingerprint


 Find Access user card by condition

Table 16-73
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Find Access user card record by condition.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
name string R Record Name, should be "AccessControlCard".
count int O Max result to return, default is 1024.
StartTime string O The start of the record's CreateTime.
EndTime string O The End of the record's CreateTime.
condition object O Search condition.
+CardNo string O Access user card number.
+UserID string O The user's id.
+IsValid bool O The access card valid or not.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
totalCount int O The total record num that find.
found int O The record num that returned.
records array<object> R The records that returned.
+RecNo int R The record id.
+CreateTime int R The create time of record.
+CardName string R The access user card name, max string length is 32.
+CardNo string R The access user card number.
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Card status, 0 means normal, and abnormal status can be
sum of following:
 1 << 0: report the loss of the card
 1 << 1: the card is withdrawed
+CardStatus int R  1 << 2: the card is frozen
 1 << 3: the card is arrearage
 1 << 4: the card exceeds the time limit
 1 << 5: the card is arrearage but still can open the door,
and there will be voice prompts.
The card type:
+CardType int O 0: Normal Card, 1: VIP Card, 2: Visitor Card, 3: Patrol Card, 4:
Blacklist Card, 5: Stress Card, 0xff: Mother Card
+Password string O The Access card's password.
+Doors array<int> O The index of the doors that this card can open.
The index of the time sections of each door that this card can
+TimeSections array<int> O
open.
+ValidDateStart string O The start of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
+ValidDateEnd string O The end of valid date, format is "yyyyMMdd hhmmss".
+IsValid bool O Is the card still valid.
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
&[Link]=103&StartTime=123456700&EndTime=123456800&count=100

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totalCount=1000
found=100
records[0].RecNo=12345
records[0].CreateTime=123456789
records[0].CardName=ZhangSan
records[0].CardNo=300
records[0].UserID=103
records[0].CardStatus=0
records[0].CardType=0
records[0].Doors[0]=1
records[0].Doors[1]=3
records[0].Doors[2]=5
records[0].ValidStart=20151022 093811
records[0].ValidEnd=20151222 093811
records[0].IsValid=true
Response …
records[1].RecNo=13579
records[1].CreateTime=123456799
records[1].StaticsticsTime=123456799
records[1].CardName=ZhangSan
records[1].CardNo=302
records[1].UserID=103
records[1].CardStatus=0
records[1].CardType=0
records[1].Doors[0]=2
records[1].Doors[1]=4
records[1].Doors[2]=6
records[1].ValidStart=20151022 093811
records[1].ValidEnd=20151222 093811
records[1].IsValid=true

 Find Access user card by recno

Table 16-74
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Find Access user card record by recno.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
name string R Record Name, should be "AccessControlCard".
recno int R The record id.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
record object R The record that returned.
+RecNo int R The record id.
+CreateTime int R The create time of record.
+CardName string R The access user card name, max string length is 32.

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+CardNo string R The access user card number.
+UserID string R The user's id.
…<other param> — — …<See above find command for other params of the record.>
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
d&recno=4
[Link]=4
[Link]=123456789
[Link]=ZhangSan
[Link]=300
[Link]=103
[Link]=0
[Link]=0
Response
[Link][0]=1
[Link][1]=3
[Link][2]=5
[Link]=20151022 093811
[Link]=20151222 093811
[Link]=true

 Find Access user card and fingerprint by recno

Table 16-75
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Find Access user card and fingerprint record by recno.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
name string R Record Name, should be "AccessControlCard".
recno int R The record id.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
record object R The record that returned.
+RecNo int R The record id.
+CreateTime int R The create time of record.
+CardName string R The access user card name, max string length is 32.
+CardNo string R The access user card number.
+UserID string R The user's id.
…<other param> — — …<See above find command for other params of the record.>
+FingerprintPac
object O The fingerprint packet info.
ket
++Length int O The length of each fingerprint packet.
++Count int O The count of fingerprint packet.
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
Card&recno=4

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HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Device/1.0
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=<boundary>
Content-Length: <length>

--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

[Link]=4
[Link]=123456789
[Link]=ZhangSan
[Link]=300
[Link]=103
[Link]=0
Response [Link]=0
[Link][0]=1
[Link][1]=3
[Link][2]=5
[Link]=20151022 093811
[Link]=20151222 093811
[Link]=true

[Link]=500
[Link]=3
--<boundary>
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
Content-Length: <length>

<fingerprint packet binary data>


--<boundary>--

[Link] Get the Total Number of Records of Access User Card and

Fingerprint

Table 16-76
[Link]
URL
rd
Method GET
Description Get the total number of records of the access user card record.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Access user card and fingerprint record name, should be
name string R
"AccessControlCard".

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[ Response Params ] ( key=value )
count int R The total number of records.
[ Example ]
GET
Request [Link]
rolCard
Response count=150

16.3.2 Access control

[Link] [Event] AccessControl

Table 16-77
Usage Refer to "4.4.3 Subscribe to Snapshot"for how to subscribe event
Description When user trying to open the door, send this event.
[ Event Params ] ( key=value format )
Name Type R/O Param Description
Events array<object> R Event info array
+EventBaseInfo object R Base info of event
++Code String R Event Code. It should be AccessControl
++Action String R Event Action. It can be: "Start", "Stop", "Pulse"
++Index int O The channel index relate to this event.
+RecNo int R The record id
+Name string O The name of the door
+Type string R The event type. It can be: "Entry", "Exit"
Open door result, can be: 0—failed, 1—success
+Status int O
If this param does not exist, that means success.
Open door method, can be:
0: by password
1: by access card
+Method int R 2: by access card and then password
3: by password and then access card
6: by fingerprint
15: by face recognition
+CardNo string O Card number if the door is opened by card
+UserID string R The user id
[ Example ]
--<boundary>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: <length>

Event
Events[0].[Link]=TrafficJam
Events[0].[Link]=Pulse
Events[0].[Link]=0
Events[0].RecNo=123

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Events[0].Name=Door1
Events[0].Type=Entry
Events[0].Status=1
Events[0].Method=1
Events[0].CardNo=09DDAABB
Events[0].UserID=101

--<boundary>
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Length: <image size>

<Jpeg image data>


--<boundary>

[Link] Find AccessControl Record

Table 16-78
URL [Link]
Method GET
Description Find AccessControl record.
[ Request Params ] ( key=value format in URL )
Name Type R/O Param Description
The record table name. It should be
name string R
"AccessControlCardRec".
count int O Max result to return, default is 1024.
StartTime string O The start of the record's CreateTime.
EndTime string O The end of the record's CreateTime.
condition object O Search condition.
+CardNo string O Access user card number.
[ Response Params ] (key=value format)
Name Type R/O Param Description
totalCount int O Total record num that find.
found int O Record num that returned.
array<object
records R The records that returned.
>
+RecNo int R Record id.
+CreateTime int R Record create time, UTC time.
+CardNo int R Access user card number.
+CardName string O Access user card name, max string length is 31.
The card type:
+CardType int O 0: Normal Card, 1: VIP Card, 2: Visitor Card, 3: Patrol Card,
4: Blacklist Card, 5: Stress Card, 0xff: Mother Card
+Password string O The Access card's password.
+UserID string R The user's id.
+Type string R The event type. It can be: "Entry", "Exit".

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Open door result. It can be: 0—failed, 1—success.
+Status int O
If this param does not exist, that means success.
Open door method. It can be:
 0: by password
 1: by access card
+Method int R  2: by access card and then password
 3: by password and then access card
 6: by fingerprint
 15: by face recognition
+Door int O The index of the door.
+ReaderID string O The access user card ID of reader.
+ErrorCode int O The error code, valid only when Status is 0.
+URL string O The picture's URL, max string length is 127.
+RecordURL string O The record video's URL, max string length is 127.
[ Example ]
GET [Link]
Request
Rec&StartTime=123456700&EndTime=123456800&[Link]=12001&count=100
totalCount=1000
found=100
records[0].RecNo=12345
records[0].CreateTime=123456789
records[0].CardNo=12001
records[0].CardName=ZhangSan
records[0].UserID=ZhangSan
records[0].Type=Entry
records[0].Method=1
Response

records[1].RecNo=13579
records[1].CreateTime=123456799
records[1].CardNo=12001
records[1].CardName=ZhangSan
records[1].UserID=ZhangSan
records[1].Type=Exit
records[1].Method=1

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