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Periodic image sending triggers photo capture from a front camera, whenever the timeout is reached (sending interval parameter). If a camera has not finished uploading picture to a server, then the photo capture is skipped.
Periodic image sending triggers photo capture from a front camera, whenever the timeout is reached (sending interval parameter). If a camera has not finished uploading picture to a server, then the photo capture is skipped.
===Video sending by trigger===
===Video sending by trigger===
Video sending by trigger scenario monitors the selected trigger (videosending trigger parameter) and captures video before and after the event (video duration before trigger and video duration after trigger parameters). If the previously captured video has not finished downloading, then a new video capture is skipped until the old one has been sent. When this scenario is triggered, high priority eventual record is generated with the value corresponding to what triggered the scenario. See the table below.
Video sending by trigger scenario monitors the selected trigger (video sending trigger parameter) and captures video before and after the event (video duration before trigger and video duration after trigger parameters). If the previously captured video has not finished downloading, then a new video capture is skipped until the old one has been sent. When this scenario is triggered, high priority eventual record is generated with the value corresponding to what triggered the scenario. See the table below.
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==DualCam camera file transfer support==
==DualCam camera file transfer support==
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Once camera has at least one file captured, it starts connection to a remote server, which isconfigured by parameters “Domain” and “Port” found in the “Camera Settings” tab.
Once camera has at least one file captured, it starts connection to a remote server, which is configured by parameters “Domain” and “Port” found in the “Camera Settings” tab.
==Initialization packet==
==Initialization packet==
On connection, a device sends an initialization packet.
On connection, a device sends an initialization packet.
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==Close a session command (CMD ID 0x0000)==
==Close a session command (CMD ID 0x0000)==
In case when a device connects to a server, but the server does not expect it to connect, server will respond by sending a „CLOSE“ command after which the connection will be terminated. This command is also used when device connects to a server for a custom file sending and server finishes to send all custom files to the device.
In case when a device connects to a server, but the server does not expect it to connect, server will respond by sending a CLOSE command after which the connection will be terminated. This command is also used when device connects to a server for a custom file sending and server finishes to send all custom files to the device.
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Initial value, when calculating CRC, is previously received packet (CMD ID 0x0004) CRC value.
Initial value, when calculating CRC, is previously received packet (CMD ID 0x0004) CRC value.
==File transfer status command (CMD ID 0x0005)==
==File transfer status command (CMD ID 0x0005)==
After a file transfer is completed and no more files are required from the device, a server should send a COMPLETED command to the device (this command doesn‘t work after executing repeat init command0 x0009 – in this case the server should send a CLOSE session 0x0000 command mentioned before).
After a file transfer is completed and no more files are required from the device, a server should send a COMPLETED command to the device (this command does not work after executing repeat init command0 x0009 – in this case the server should send a CLOSE session 0x0000 command mentioned before).
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