Hello,
is there a forum that discusses "custom applications", and how to write code, use OnVIF soap/xml etc etc?
I am writing my own application, yeah it's crazy, but just because I can. The interface is web based, but the codes running are C programs that captures images, records, detects motion etc.
The next step that I am trying to implement is to change the motion detection grid "on demand". For example, I notice that at night the "edges" seem to have spider webs/threads or so that reflect the IR light, and a light breeze constantly sets the motion detection off.
Also, with good winds, trees just move too much etc. I am thinking of writing something adaptive, where I can say something like .. there is a tree in thse cells, and if it is windy, I turn those cells "off"
That is further down the line. for now I just want to figure out how to set that patter. I can see that the grid is 22x18, with getcapibilities. I read that the cell being active or not active is done by sending a string of 0's and 1's
Any ideas?
thanks,
Ron
is there a forum that discusses "custom applications", and how to write code, use OnVIF soap/xml etc etc?
I am writing my own application, yeah it's crazy, but just because I can. The interface is web based, but the codes running are C programs that captures images, records, detects motion etc.
The next step that I am trying to implement is to change the motion detection grid "on demand". For example, I notice that at night the "edges" seem to have spider webs/threads or so that reflect the IR light, and a light breeze constantly sets the motion detection off.
Also, with good winds, trees just move too much etc. I am thinking of writing something adaptive, where I can say something like .. there is a tree in thse cells, and if it is windy, I turn those cells "off"
That is further down the line. for now I just want to figure out how to set that patter. I can see that the grid is 22x18, with getcapibilities. I read that the cell being active or not active is done by sending a string of 0's and 1's
Any ideas?
thanks,
Ron