API to turn on light for the IPC-HDW3849H-AS-PV

QuentinBruneau said:
Hi there
Thanks for the API lines to activate/deactivate the light.

Also for the siren and the leds. It works for me : when I make the request "cgi-bin/coaxialControlIO.cgi?action=control&channel=2&info[0].Type=2&info[0].IO=1" the siren actually rings out loud. But what I would like is not to make it sound at the moment, but to activate the siren for when an intrusion will be detected.

Any idea what the API code would be?

Thanks
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Hi Quentin

You can find this setting in the web interface of the cam. is it Dahua IMOU ?
 
just missing some parameters from your command Quentin:

action=control&channel=1&info[0].Type=<type>&info[0].IO=<IO>&info[0].TriggerMode=<trigger>

where
type of 1 is light and 2 is speaker
IO of 1 is open and 2 is closed
trigger of 1 is by linkage to alarm and 2 is manual control
 
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Good evening guys

Just to avoid opening way too many threads about Dahua API's I'll try my luck here.

I'm looking for the http comand to open the barrier on an ANPR camera ( ITC215-PW6M-IRLZF ).
So far I've been able to find the commands to change the status of the alarm output between ON (alarm output closed) and AUTO (to be activated when a whitelist plate is recognized) , but I'm looking for the command that makes the output get open for the time you've set on the menu, and then automatically closes the contact again, since using the switch between ON and AUTO can lead to problems if you ever forget to set the barrier back to AUTO after opening it.

Thanks
 
cctv-dave said:
just missing some parameters from your command Quentin:

action=control&channel=1&info[0].Type=<type>&info[0].IO=<IO>&info[0].TriggerMode=<trigger>

where
type of 1 is light and 2 is speaker
IO of 1 is open and 2 is closed
trigger of 1 is by linkage to alarm and 2 is manual control
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Hi Dave

Thanks for this, it helps.

By the way, do you the command to switch on or off the cam illuminator? (The led that allows the night color vision)
 
TonyR said:
So @runraid 's post #4 was of no help?
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Should do. Works for me.
The rest of the page shows the config options.

For the models which have IR and white light eg: TPC2xxx
This seems to work, where the first number is the light (IR or white and not sure which is which), but I cant seem to get consistent control over them.
The second number is the profile mode.

http://192.168.1.108/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=getConfig&name=Lighting

table.Lighting[0][0].Correction=4
table.Lighting[0][0].FarLight[0].Angle=0
table.Lighting[0][0].FarLight[0].Light=0
table.Lighting[0][0].Mode=Manual
table.Lighting[0][0].NearLight[0].Angle=0
table.Lighting[0][0].NearLight[0].Light=0
table.Lighting[0][0].Sensitive=3
table.Lighting[1][0].Correction=4
table.Lighting[1][0].FarLight[0].Angle=0
table.Lighting[1][0].FarLight[0].Light=100
table.Lighting[1][0].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[1][0].NearLight[0].Angle=0
table.Lighting[1][0].NearLight[0].Light=0
table.Lighting[1][0].Sensitive=3



Or for a IPC-HDW3549H-AS-PV

table.Lighting[0][0].Correction=50
table.Lighting[0][0].MiddleLight[0].Angle=50
table.Lighting[0][0].MiddleLight[0].Light=50
table.Lighting[0][0].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[0][0].Sensitive=3
table.Lighting[0][1].Correction=50
table.Lighting[0][1].MiddleLight[0].Angle=50
table.Lighting[0][1].MiddleLight[0].Light=50
table.Lighting[0][1].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[0][1].Sensitive=3
table.Lighting[0][2].Correction=50
table.Lighting[0][2].MiddleLight[0].Angle=50
table.Lighting[0][2].MiddleLight[0].Light=50
table.Lighting[0][2].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[0][2].Sensitive=3
table.Lighting[0][3].Correction=50
table.Lighting[0][3].MiddleLight[0].Angle=50
table.Lighting[0][3].MiddleLight[0].Light=50
table.Lighting[0][3].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[0][3].Sensitive=3


If your firmware is old, try upgrading it? newer than april 21.
 
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cctv-dave said:
Should do. Works for me.
The rest of the page shows the config options.

For the models which have IR and white light eg: TPC2xxx
This seems to work, where the first number is the light (IR or white and not sure which is which), but I cant seem to get consistent control over them.
The second number is the profile mode.

http://192.168.1.108/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=getConfig&name=Lighting

table.Lighting[0][0].Correction=4
table.Lighting[0][0].FarLight[0].Angle=0
table.Lighting[0][0].FarLight[0].Light=0
table.Lighting[0][0].Mode=Manual
table.Lighting[0][0].NearLight[0].Angle=0
table.Lighting[0][0].NearLight[0].Light=0
table.Lighting[0][0].Sensitive=3
table.Lighting[1][0].Correction=4
table.Lighting[1][0].FarLight[0].Angle=0
table.Lighting[1][0].FarLight[0].Light=100
table.Lighting[1][0].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[1][0].NearLight[0].Angle=0
table.Lighting[1][0].NearLight[0].Light=0
table.Lighting[1][0].Sensitive=3



Or for a IPC-HDW3549H-AS-PV

table.Lighting[0][0].Correction=50
table.Lighting[0][0].MiddleLight[0].Angle=50
table.Lighting[0][0].MiddleLight[0].Light=50
table.Lighting[0][0].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[0][0].Sensitive=3
table.Lighting[0][1].Correction=50
table.Lighting[0][1].MiddleLight[0].Angle=50
table.Lighting[0][1].MiddleLight[0].Light=50
table.Lighting[0][1].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[0][1].Sensitive=3
table.Lighting[0][2].Correction=50
table.Lighting[0][2].MiddleLight[0].Angle=50
table.Lighting[0][2].MiddleLight[0].Light=50
table.Lighting[0][2].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[0][2].Sensitive=3
table.Lighting[0][3].Correction=50
table.Lighting[0][3].MiddleLight[0].Angle=50
table.Lighting[0][3].MiddleLight[0].Light=50
table.Lighting[0][3].Mode=Auto
table.Lighting[0][3].Sensitive=3


If your firmware is old, try upgrading it? newer than april 21.
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Just updated the cam and the NVR. Same result :-/
 
It might sound dumb but was the firmware upgrade for the cam successful ?
What version - exactly for the cam inc build date.
Did a factory default on the cam after upgrade ?

The 8MP is a different hardware to the 2MP/5MP, only reason I can think of (other than defaulting) for it not working for you.
 
cctv-dave said:
It might sound dumb but was the firmware upgrade for the cam successful ?
What version - exactly for the cam inc build date.
Did a factory default on the cam after upgrade ?

The 8MP is a different hardware to the 2MP/5MP, only reason I can think of (other than defaulting) for it not working for you.
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Hi

Thank you for following up. The cam is an IPC-HDW3449H-AS-PV and the driver I use is : DH_IPC-HX5XXX-Volt_MultiLang_PN_Stream3_V2.820.0000000.5.R.210705
 
Oh bugger. I've been confusing you with the OP and through you had the tioc!!
Dont have a 3 series to try against sorry.

There is a version ending 210709 on the dahua firmware site which would be worth trying.
 
runraid said:
@holiday thank you! This works, but the illuminator command actually turns on the red/blue lights, not the illuminator. I'll poke around in the API docs to see what I can find. Thanks again!
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Hi Guys, I have been messing around with this for a couple hours, I have modified the original code taken from the Dahua API of HTTP Protocol Specification V2.76 pdf

Original = (Didn't work for my cam, TiOC 8MP Turret)

The Following Works for my TiOC -

http://192.168.0.XXX/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=setConfig&Lighting[0][0].Mode=Manual
(Light On)
http://192.168.0.XXX/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=setConfig&Lighting[0][0].Mode=Off
(Light Off)
 
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Aschster said:
Hi Guys, I have been messing around with this for a couple hours, I have modified the original code taken from the Dahua API of HTTP Protocol Specification V2.76 pdf

Original = (Didn't work for my cam, TiOC 8MP Turret)

The Following Works for my TiOC -

http://192.168.0.XXX/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=setConfig&Lighting[0][0].Mode=Manual
(Light On)
http://192.168.0.XXX/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=setConfig&Lighting[0][0].Mode=Off
(Light Off)
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Hi

Thanks! Indeed it works this way.

I solved my issue (I was using this syntax to get to my TiOC through my NVR but did not manage to get my light ON and OFF) by get the IPC out of the NVR private network. As I did not manage to do that by software configuration, I connected the cam to a POE switch which is on my main network, so that I can attack directly the IPC IP, and it works. I think that my NVR (despite it being up to date) can't manage this function, as it returned an error each time I tried the command.

Bye and thanks all for the advices.

BR

Quentin
 
Hello, following this DAHUA manual for my Imou Turrent
I have managed to activate the Flash and the siren, but this only when it detects presence.
My intention is to activate and deactivate it directly as it can be done from the imou APP, but I can't.
 
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DavidFdez said:
Hello, following this DAHUA manual for my Imou Turrent
I have managed to activate the Flash and the siren, but this only when it detects presence.
My intention is to activate and deactivate it directly as it can be done from the imou APP, but I can't.
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Hi @DavidFdez, how are you going about setting this up as an action in Blue Iris? Is it setup as a Are you passing along authentication somehow? Are you configuring an action with the "web request or MQTT" option?
 
Doland said:
Hi @DavidFdez, how are you going about setting this up as an action in Blue Iris? Is it setup as a Are you passing along authentication somehow? Are you configuring an action with the "web request or MQTT" option?
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Hello, this is generated by a BMS that allows you to send Http commands, it is the same as making a web request from the browser.
I don't know if it will be possible to do what I say, the manufacturer certainly does not help.
 
does anybody know how to adjust the duration of the siren or strobe? I've tried every setting in the UI but nothing changes the default value of 10 seconds
 
Make sure you use Internet Explorer. Not Edge or Chrome with the IE tab, but plain ole IE.
 
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