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@ -18,21 +18,24 @@ Run `zmapi` and `cam` without parameters for an overview of the available comman
Show all monitors: Show all monitors:
```$ zmapi monitors ```
$ zmapi monitors
... ...
...lots of JSON output... ...lots of JSON output...
``` ```
Show monitor #1: Show monitor #1:
```$ zmapi monitor 1 ```
$ zmapi monitor 1
... ...
...lots of JSON output... ...lots of JSON output...
``` ```
Show monitor #1 status: Show monitor #1 status:
```$ zmapi status 1 ```
$ zmapi status 1
{ {
"MonitorId": "1", "MonitorId": "1",
"Status": "Connected", "Status": "Connected",
@ -44,7 +47,8 @@ Show monitor #1 status:
Show daemon status for monitor #1 (default shows `zmc` daemon status): Show daemon status for monitor #1 (default shows `zmc` daemon status):
```$ zmapi daemonstatus 1 ```
$ zmapi daemonstatus 1
{ {
"status": true, "status": true,
"statustext": "'zmc -m 1' running since 21/04/09 01:06:46, pid = 12303" "statustext": "'zmc -m 1' running since 21/04/09 01:06:46, pid = 12303"
@ -53,7 +57,8 @@ Show daemon status for monitor #1 (default shows `zmc` daemon status):
Show `zma` status for that monitor: Show `zma` status for that monitor:
```$ zmapi daemonstatus 1 zma ```
$ zmapi daemonstatus 1 zma
{ {
"status": true, "status": true,
"statustext": "'zma -m 1' running since 21/04/09 01:06:52, pid = 12314" "statustext": "'zma -m 1' running since 21/04/09 01:06:52, pid = 12314"
@ -66,13 +71,15 @@ Show `zma` status for that monitor:
Show the time according to camera number 1: Show the time according to camera number 1:
```$ cam 1 time ```
$ cam 1 time
time CAM1 (192.168.5.10): "2021-04-09T15:02:48+02:00" time CAM1 (192.168.5.10): "2021-04-09T15:02:48+02:00"
``` ```
Set the time on all cameras to the current time: Set the time on all cameras to the current time:
```$ cam all time $(date -Iseconds) ```
$ cam all time $(date -Iseconds)
$ cam all time $(date -Iseconds) $ cam all time $(date -Iseconds)
time CAM1 (192.168.5.10): "OK" time CAM1 (192.168.5.10): "OK"
time CAM2 (192.168.5.11): "OK" time CAM2 (192.168.5.11): "OK"
@ -85,13 +92,15 @@ time CAM7 (192.168.5.16): "OK"
Reboot camera #7: Reboot camera #7:
```$ cam 7 reboot ```
$ cam 7 reboot
reboot CAM7 192.168.5.16): "OK" reboot CAM7 192.168.5.16): "OK"
``` ```
Show video encoding configuration for camera #1: Show video encoding configuration for camera #1:
```$ cam 1 vencode_main ```
$ cam 1 vencode_main
vencode_main CAM1 (192.168.5.10): { vencode_main CAM1 (192.168.5.10): {
"id": 101, "id": 101,
"enabled": true, "enabled": true,
@ -159,7 +168,9 @@ vencode_main CAM1 (192.168.5.10): {
``` ```
Show which video encoding parameters can be changed on camera #1: Show which video encoding parameters can be changed on camera #1:
``` cam 1 vencode_main -H
```
$ cam 1 vencode_main -H
Available parameters for vencode_main: Available parameters for vencode_main:
-F freeResolution (type b) -F freeResolution (type b)
@ -176,7 +187,8 @@ Available parameters for vencode_main:
Set the channelName (the name shown in the bottom-right of the image) for camera #2 to *WATCHTOWER*: Set the channelName (the name shown in the bottom-right of the image) for camera #2 to *WATCHTOWER*:
``` cam 2 vencode_main -n WATCHTOWER ```
$ cam 2 vencode_main -n WATCHTOWER
vencode_main CAM2 (192.168.5.11): "OK" vencode_main CAM2 (192.168.5.11): "OK"
``` ```
@ -185,4 +197,3 @@ vencode_main CAM2 (192.168.5.11): "OK"
### camwatch ### camwatch
Use the `camwatch` script to reboot cameras which have stopped producing valid output. The script is best run as a cron job, once a minute or less often. Use the `camwatch` script to reboot cameras which have stopped producing valid output. The script is best run as a cron job, once a minute or less often.