Intellinet 550710 User Manual
INTELLINET ACTIVE NETWORKING 550710 – CGI Command Reference
February 17 2004
CGI Command Reference V 1.3a for Network IP Camera
This documentation explains the usage of CGI commands which are supported by Network IP
Camera 550710.
There are five different categories of CGI commands:
1) Still image request command
2) Motion image request command
3) GP_OUT Setting commands
4) Setting Commands / Remote Programming
5) Inquiry commands / Display of current settings & Alert State of Digital IO Connector
This reference is based on Firmware Version 4.11 (Released: February 17 2004).
You can get the latest firmware version here:
http://www.intellinet-network.com/ipcamera
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1. Still image request command
Use this command when you need 1 data segment of JPEG file as a still image. The command
returns a small HTML page which links to the JPG.
Syntax 1.
http://camera_ip/image.cgi?id=<value>&passwd=<value>&img_size=<value>
* It’s necessary to place “&” between each <parameter>=<name>
• id=<value>
Valid username (account must have viewing rights)
• passwd=<value>
Valid password (account must have viewing rights)
• img_size=<value>
It is possible to set the image size by setting “img_size” parameter.
If not specified the image size currently programmed in the camera will be returned.
Value Image Size
VGA 640 * 480
QVGA 320 * 240
QCIF 160 * 120
Attention:
This command does not return a JPG image, but a HTML page linking to the image.
To get the JPG image only you can use the following SYNTAX:
Syntax:
http://camera_ip/jpg/image.jpg
The "direct image access function" can be activated and configured in the camera´s system configuration.
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2. Motion image request command
Use this command to retrieve a motion image. This command offers two kinds of mode. One is
Applet (JAVA), the other is ActiveX (Windows MSIE). It is possible to control "frame rate" and
"image size", and to activate the "firewall option" and "timestamp option".
Syntax 1.
http://camera_ip/image.cgi?id=<value>&passwd=<value>&mode=<value>&fr=<value>
&img_size=<value>&bf=<value>×tamp=<value>
• id=<value>
Valid username (account must have viewing rights)
• passwd=<value>
Valid password (account must have viewing rights)
•
mode=<value>
• fr=<value>
Controls the frame rate (frames/second).
Possible values are:
1, 2, 5, 10, 15 and 30.
• img_size=<value>
If not specified the image size currently programmed in the camera will be returned.
• bf=<value>
Controls the "behind firewall" parameter. Possible values are:
0 = behindfirewall = false (default value)
1 = behindfirewall = true
If not specified the default value will be returned.
• timestamp=<value>
Controls the "timestamp" parameter to display the date/time information in the live image.
Possible values are:
off = no timestamp
on = timestamp = on (default value)
If not specified the default value will be returned.
Value Details
activex ActiveX motion image
applet Applet motion image
Value Image Size
VGA 640 * 480
QVGA 320 * 240
QCIF 160 * 120
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3. GP_OUT Setting commands
These commands are to be used to control the GPIO (General Purpose I/O) output port of the
camera.
Syntax:
http://camera_ip/gp_out.cgi?id=<value>&passwd=<value>&out=<value>&interval=<value>
• id=<value>
Valid username (account must have administrator rights)
• passwd=<value>
Valid password (account must have administrator rights)
• out=<value>
Activates the Output port by using the value "on".
• interval=<value>
Specifies the time in seconds the output port should be activated.
Possible values are: 0 – 255
Example:
http://camera_ip/gp_out.cgi?id=guest&passwd=guest&out=on&interval=20
Camera activates the GPIO output for a period of 20 seconds.
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