IQinVision iq510 User Manuals

Table of Contents

• IQinVision Network API Manual

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• Notices

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• 1. About This Manual

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• 1.1. General

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• 2. Discovery and Control

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• 2.1. Discovering IQeye cameras

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• 2.1.1. Zeroconf discovery protocol

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• 2.1.2. GSAUCE discovery protocol

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• 2.2. IQdevice DLL

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• 3. Object Identifiers

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• 3.1. OID description

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• 3.2. Reading OIDs

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• 3.3. Setting OIDs

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• 3.4. Efficiently setting multiple OID values

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• 3.5. Commonly used OIDs

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• 3.5.1. Audio support

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• 3.5.2. Crop window

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• 3.5.3. Flash disk

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• 3.5.4. General camera

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• 3.5.5. H.264 control

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• 3.5.6. H.264 RTSP stream control

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• 3.5.7. Image control

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• 3.5.8. Image gain control

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• 3.5.9. Input/Output control

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• 3.5.10. Motion windows

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• 3.5.11. Overlay control

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• 3.5.12. Virtual camera (VCAM)

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• 3.6. OIDs supported by camera family

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• 3.6.1. Audio support

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• 3.6.2. Crop window

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• 3.6.3. Flash disk

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• 3.6.4. General camera

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• 3.6.5. H.264 control

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• 3.6.6. H.264 RTSP stream control

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• 3.6.7. Image control

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• 3.6.8. Image gain control

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• 3.6.9. Input/Output control

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• 3.6.10. Motion windows

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• 3.6.11. Overlay control

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• 3.6.12. Virtual camera (VCAM)

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• 4. Image Data Formats

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• 4.1. Image data supported by camera family

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• 4.2. URI modifiers supported by camera family

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• 5. Single JPEG Image

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• 5.1. Requesting a single JPEG image

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• 6. Serverpush Stream

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• 6.1. Serverpush stream format

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• 6.2. Requesting a serverpush stream

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• 6.2.1. Serverpush modifiers

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• 6.2.2. Image control modifiers

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• 6.2.3. Source/Destination resolution

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• 6.3. Serverpush stream with embedded motion data

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• 6.4. Serverpush stream with embedded trigger data

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• 6.5. Motion only serverpush stream

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• 6.6. Serverpush stream with no image data

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• 7. PGM Image Data

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• 7.1. PGM grayscale data

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• 7.2. PGM serverpush stream

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• 8. Standalone Motion Data

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• 9. Bitmap Motion Map

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• 10. H.264 Streams

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• 10.1. Requesting H.264 image data

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• 10.1.1. Unicast/Multicast UDP or TCP stream

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• 10.1.2. Unicast TCP stream tunneled over HTTP

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• 10.2. H.264 mode based operation

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• 10.2.1. IQ732/IQ832/IQD3xx/IQM3xx modes of operation

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• 10.2.2. IQA3xx modes of operation

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• 10.3. H.264 stream based operation

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• 10.4. H.264 request URI modifiers

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• 10.5. H.264 stream with motion/time SEI data

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• 11. Two-way Audio Support

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• 11.1. Camera setup

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• 11.2. Sending audio data

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• 12. IQinVision Cameras

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• 12.1. IQ04xx/D4xx/54xx series

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• 12.2. IQeye51x series

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• 12.3. IQeye70x/75x/8xx series cameras

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• 12.4. IQA1xx series cameras

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• 12.5. IQA2xx series cameras

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• 12.6. IQA3xx series cameras

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• 12.7. IQ73xx/83xx/D3xx/M3xx series cameras

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• 13. Host Based Interfacing

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• 13.1. IQstream sample client software

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• 13.2. ActiveX control

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• 13.3. Win32 .Net interface

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• 14. ONVIF Support

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• 14.1. Supported ONVIF commands

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• 15. PSIA Support

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• 15.1. Service requirements

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• 15.2. Resource requirements

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• 15.2.1. PSIA root service

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• 15.2.2. PSIA/System

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• 15.2.3. PSIA/System/Storage

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• 15.2.4. PSIA/System/Network

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• 15.2.5. PSIA/System/IO

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• 15.2.6. PSIA/System/Audio

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• 15.2.7. PSIA/System/Video

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• 15.2.8. PSIA/System/Serial

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• 15.2.9. PSIA/Diagnostics

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• 15.2.10. PSIA/Security

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• 15.2.11. PSIA/Security/AAA

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• 15.2.12. PSIA/Streaming

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• 15.2.13. PSIA/PTZ

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• 15.2.14. PSIA/Custom/MotionDetection

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• 15.2.15. PSIA/Custom/Event

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• A. Technical Support

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