API-HTTP-command for tripwire or intrusion detect for DAHUA IPC

[Wolle2018]

Hello,

I am looking for an API-HTTP-command to simply switch tripwire on or off and to switch intrusion detect on or off. I do not need to configure tripwires or intrusion detect by API - they all would be pre-configured already. Unfortunately does the gDMSS-API (pro) not allow any IVS-settings.

I know that one could do API-arrangements for (simple) motion detection, for re-booting the IPC and so on. I also successfully realized an automatic day/night-change with my IPCs using API-command, but I could nowhere find any HTTP-API-command to handle IVS-functions like tripwire and intrusion detection.

I also checked the DAHUA-paper version 1.67 regarding HTTP-API from 16th September 2015, and I also checked someting similar available from AMCREST (ssems to be an OEM of DAHUA). But no findings.

Cameras (12MP-dome and 12MP-fisheye) are fairly new and are running under H.265.

Anyone who knows the solution? Thanks in advance for assist.

Kind regards Wolle2018

 

[tangent]

Why? You can set them to follow a schedule in the camera if you want.

It's pretty easy to use the camera's web interface or smartpss.

 

[Wolle2018]

Why? You can set them to follow a schedule in the camera if you want.

It's pretty easy to use the camera's web interface or smartpss.

Reason is that I want to switch on or off the tripwire(s) and or intrusion detection(s) from a remote location via my smartphone (Android) in case too many false alarms are coming because of e.g. sun-shadow-effects. When being abroad in a remote location, I rarely have my notebook with me. I know, of course, how to switch it on/off via the web-interface (that´s how I had configured it already....) or via smartpss. Unfortunately does the gDMSS-pro-APP for smartphone only allow to switch normal motion detection or camera blind or local alarm on/off, but not such IVS-functions. As said earlier, simple on/off would be sufficient because the configurations had been done already at home via web. In worst case I could login into the website of the cameras via firefox using my smartphone and then walking step-by-step through the various menues without, however, seeing any camera picture (because of lack of webplugin), I know. But that´s very uncomfortable....

 

[tangent]

You can achieve on/off functionality on the web interface without seeing the camera feed or ivs rules. Event > Smart Plan. Click on the IVS light bulb to turn it off, click save.

 

[BHj]

Hi. I have the same need, and think I figured out how to do it on at least my SD59225

First use a browser to check which rule you want to enable/disable;

http://<camera ip>/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=getConfig&name=VideoAnalyseRule

Then you enable/disable the rule in question by setting it to true or false. In my case the right commands were

http://<camera ip>/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=setConfig&VideoAnalyseRule[0][9].Enable=true
http://<camera ip>/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=setConfig&VideoAnalyseRule[0][9].Enable=false

All above with Digest authentication, which might create some issues...

 

[randyth]

Thank you for this great info!
This explains how to enable/disable a certain rule by http api. Do you also know how to enable/disable the whole ivs feature on the camera by http api? (Instead of per rule)

 

[BHj]

Have not looked into that yet, but I did use some command to stop the motion detection. Can't remember right now, but can see if I can find it later.