JVC VN-V26U Security Camera User Manual


 
Setting Motion Detect to On/Off for VN-V25/26
Format
/api/param?camera.detection.status=data
Example of Response
camera.detection.status&202 Accepted(camera.status=save)
Interpretation Change the on/off status of motion detect. The change is saved by the API, camera.status=save. If
the change is not saved, the setting is restored by reboot.
Allowed users admin, operator
Getting Motion Detect Sensitivity from VN-V25/26
Format
/api/param?camera.detection.level
Example of response
camera.detection.level=20&200 OK
Interpretation Acquire the motion detect sensitivity. A value between 0 to 100 will be returned. The larger the
value, the higher will be the sensitivity.
Allowed users admin, operator, user
Setting Motion Detect Sensitivity for VN-V25/26
Format
/api/param?camera.detection.level=data
Example of response
camera.detection.level&202 Accepted(camera.status=save)
Interpretation Change the motion detect sensitivity. Specify a value between 0 to 100. The larger the value, the
higher will be the sensitivity. The change is saved by the API, camera.status=save. If the change is not saved, the
setting is restored by reboot.
Allowed users admin, operator
Getting Motion Detect Mask from VN-V25/26
Format
/api/param?camera.detection.area
Example of response
camera.detection.area=00010203040506070809&200 OK
Interpretation Acquire the mask of motion detect. 20 ASCII characters will be returned.
The screen of VN-V25/26 is made up of 10 x 8 = 80 blocks, and mask can be set to on/off for each block. This
information can be represented in 80 bits = 10-byte hexadecimal. (Response is returned in ASCII character strings.
Therefore, 20 characters will be returned.) The bit string will appear as follows when mask is set to off for the top left
block only.
10000000 00000000 00000000 ,,,
Storage in bytes will begin from the LSB and represented in a hexadecimal value as shown below.
01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
The hexadecimal value denotes the 20 ASCII characters acquired via this API that are expressed in ASCII codes. For
example, the following character string will be returned when only the top left and bottom right blocks are masked.
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