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Settings:
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Create a new rule
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Select “Condition”  “Mode”  “Area 1”  “arm.”
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Select “Schedule”  “Always
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Select “Action”  “Action Url”  enter the following command into the blank
below (without quotation marks):
„http://Test:Test@192.168.1.200:80/SetMail.cgi?Mail_Enable=1“
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Click on the to the right of the rule.
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Add the newly set-up rule to an activate profile for activation.
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After you arm the alarm panel, the e-mail function of the camera is activated:
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If you want to deactivate the e-mail function upon disarming of the alarm panel,
you need to create another home automation rule and use “condition”
 “disarm”
instead of “arm” and you need to change “Enable=1” (activates the e-mail
function) at the end of the CGI command to “Enable=0” (deactivates the e-mail
function).
5.2 – Activate/deactivate motion detection of a camera
Aim: The following example shows how to activate the motion detection of a LUPUSNET
HD IP camera ( LE 9xx series ) when arming the alarm panel.
The login information and IP address are identical to example 5.1. The CGI command to
activate the motion detection is “SetMotionDetect.cgi?md1_ena=1”.
“md1” refers to the motion detection area
1 .
“ena=1” actives the motion detection.
“ena=0” would deactivate the motion detection.
In order to control more than one motion detection area at once, you need to combine
the commands using the “&” sign.
The complete
syntax is:
http:// username : password @ IP-
address : Port /SetMotionDetect.cgi?md1_ena=1&md2_ena=1&md3_ena=1
Thus, with our test values:
http://
Test : Test @ 192.168.1.200 : 80 /SetMotionDetect.cgi?md1_ena=1&md2_ena=1&md3
_ena=1