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'''== Documentation to setup Maygion IP CAM (or clones) =='''
== How to setup Maygion IP CAM (or clones) ==


Camera IP-603 (wifi/LAN) -> http://www.maygion.com/Picfiles/ip-603.jpg
Camera IP-603 (wifi/LAN) -> http://www.maygion.com/Picfiles/ip-603.jpg
Camera IP-604 (LAN)      -> http://www.maygion.com/Picfiles/ip-604.jpg
Camera IP-604 (LAN)      -> http://www.maygion.com/Picfiles/ip-604.jpg


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Support/downloads-> http://www.maygion.com/  
Support/downloads-> http://www.maygion.com/  
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CGI commands manual-> http://www.maygion.com/downloads/20091208/IPCamera%20CGI%20manual.pdf
CGI commands manual-> http://www.maygion.com/downloads/20091208/IPCamera%20CGI%20manual.pdf


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  I recommend to setup the camera settings using Windows (yes...I have to recognize that using the ActiveX  
  I recommend to setup the camera settings using Windows (yes...I have to recognize that using the ActiveX  
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== Zoneminder settings (these are the settings I'm using, change them to match your needs as appropriate): ==


'''== Zoneminder settings (these are the settings I'm using, change them to match your needs as appropriate): =='''
'''General Tab:'''  


'''General Tab:'''
Source Type : Remote
Source Type : Remote
Enabled : checked
Enabled : checked
Maximum FPS : 6
Maximum FPS : 6
Alarm Maximum FPS : 12
Alarm Maximum FPS : 12
Reference Image Blend %ge : 9
Reference Image Blend %ge : 9


'''Source Tab:'''
'''Source Tab:'''
Remote Protocol: HTTP
Remote Protocol: HTTP
Remote Method: Simple
Remote Method: Simple
Remote Host Name: put.your.cam.ip
 
Remote Host Name: put.your.cam.ip  
Remote Host Port: 80
Remote Host Port: 80
Remote Host Path: /snapshot.cgi?usr=your_user&pwd=your_pwd
Remote Host Path: /snapshot.cgi?usr=your_user&pwd=your_pwd
Remote Image Colors: 24 bit color
Remote Image Colors: 24 bit color
Capture Width (pixels): 320
 
Capture Width (pixels): 320
Capture Height (pixels):240
Capture Height (pixels):240


'''Buffers:'''
'''Buffers:'''
Image Buffer Size (frames): 40
Image Buffer Size (frames): 40
Warmup Frames: 18
Warmup Frames: 18
Pre Event Image Count: 18
Pre Event Image Count: 18
Post Event Image Count: 60
Post Event Image Count: 60
Stream Replay Image Buffer: 480
 
Stream Replay Image Buffer: 480
Alarm Frame Count: 4
Alarm Frame Count: 4


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Hope it helps,
Hope it helps,


PacoLM
--[[User:PacoLM|PacoLM]] 08:46, 17 March 2010 (UTC)PacoLM

Revision as of 04:46, 17 March 2010

How to setup Maygion IP CAM (or clones)

Camera IP-603 (wifi/LAN) -> http://www.maygion.com/Picfiles/ip-603.jpg Camera IP-604 (LAN) -> http://www.maygion.com/Picfiles/ip-604.jpg


Support/downloads-> http://www.maygion.com/

Camera specs-> http://www.maygion.com/product_ui.html

CGI commands manual-> http://www.maygion.com/downloads/20091208/IPCamera%20CGI%20manual.pdf


I recommend to setup the camera settings using Windows (yes...I have to recognize that using the ActiveX 

and IE makes it easier than sending CGI commands...., am I lazy?), but you could setup your camera

using CGI commands like:

* Setting video resolution: 
       QVGA(320x240) -> http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/cgi.cmd?cmd=setqvga?usr=your_user&pwd=your_pwd
       VGA(640x480) -> http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/cgi.cmd?cmd=setvga?usr=your_user&pwd=your_pwd

Zoneminder settings (these are the settings I'm using, change them to match your needs as appropriate):

General Tab:

Source Type : Remote

Enabled : checked

Maximum FPS : 6

Alarm Maximum FPS : 12

Reference Image Blend %ge : 9


Source Tab:

Remote Protocol: HTTP

Remote Method: Simple

Remote Host Name: put.your.cam.ip

Remote Host Port: 80

Remote Host Path: /snapshot.cgi?usr=your_user&pwd=your_pwd

Remote Image Colors: 24 bit color

Capture Width (pixels): 320

Capture Height (pixels):240


Buffers:

Image Buffer Size (frames): 40

Warmup Frames: 18

Pre Event Image Count: 18

Post Event Image Count: 60

Stream Replay Image Buffer: 480

Alarm Frame Count: 4


Hope it helps,

--PacoLM 08:46, 17 March 2010 (UTC)PacoLM