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Now if everything has been setup correctly your Network camera should be responding events received by the ISY99. This program simply calls the Resource 'Camera Start' when ever the X10 command "A1 On" is received. No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') In the following example we will be receiving a command event from a X10 Hawkeye Motion sensor configured to activate or run when ever the X10 command "A1" ( the default address, you will want to change this later ). The next step is to set up a "program" (we call "cam_start") on the ISY to relay events. Instructs the camera to start recording (by setting the virtualinput port 6 to "active"), waits 5 seconds, then stop recording. Where is the action character: "/" or "\" ( "/" = active, "\" = inactive ). this simulates an activation or inactivation of virtual input 6,

under path set the value to be the following ( no spaces ).

under "host" Enter the Camera's IP address or host name.

under "Protocol Information" Select "http" and "GET".

Click on the URL field and a "Resource Editor" dialog should appear.

Click on the name field and name the resource "Camera Start".

"Configuration -> Networking -> Network Resources" and click the "Add" button. We'll name this Network Resource "Camera Start".Īssuming you have the Networking add-on module installed, go to the menu You will need to set up a Networking Resource on your ISY99 to relay events to your Axis camera, in the following example we will a command event from a X10 Hawkeye Motion sensor configured to operate at "A1" ( the default address ). You can adjust these later after the base system working. There are a few options in the configuration you can adjust, but for ease of setup ( you can adjust the other options later ) under "Primary" Select the name of the "Event Server" you created.set "Select type:" to "FTP" ( again options should appear ).check "Include pre-trigger buffer" and set it to 5 sec ( this will compensate for any latency in reviving the event ).

set "Image frequency" to two ( you can change this later ).

under "When Triggered." select the checkbox "Save Stream" (more options should appear under the check box).

set option "Triggered by." to "Manual trigger".

Set the "Name" option to be what ever you want.

( Setup > Event Configuration > Event Types ) and select the "Add triggered." button.Ī dialog box should popup for "Triggered Event Type Setup", Next you need to set up the Triggering Event, go to the system menu "Triggered Event Type Setup"

The Networking add-on module for your ISY-99i.

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An ISY-99i series device with firmware 2.7.3 or later.An Axis IP Camera ( eg: model 207 M1011 etc.In this example we will set up a ISY99 to to relay events to an Axis camera triggering recording an images to a FTP Server. Sending commands from ISY to Axis IP Camera

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(The full API documentation for ALIX IP cameras is at ).Īlternatively one can also configure the opposite, that is have an Axis network camera trigger any INSTEON device ( via the ISY99 ).

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The Follow in an example on how to use a ISY99 forward events to the camera, in this case a X10 PIR motion sensor, other possible uses for integration into an ELK system or just snapping a picture every time the garage door opens. These cameras have the ability to be set up to record based on "events" or triggers ( eg: video motion detection, sound, etc.), they also support the ability to have events triggered remotely via a published API. Interfacing the ISY-99i with Axis IP CamerasĪxis network cameras enable remote viewing and recording over Internet or intranet.

1.2 Using ISY to preform actions when motion is detected by Axis IP Camera.

1.1 Sending commands from ISY to Axis IP Camera.

1 Interfacing the ISY-99i with Axis IP Cameras.