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ICamView

2010-11-05T15:46:21Z

325xi:

[[Image:Icamview.gif]]

[http://icamview.co.uk/iCVPRO.htm iCamView] camera server allows to connect up to two compatible iCamView cameras, USB hubs, storage device for local storage, compatible Wi-Fi USB adapters, etc

'''Plugin supports Pan-Tilt for compatible cameras'''

To install follow the simple steps:

*Download I_ICamView.xml from the link below
*Upload I_ICamView.xml on Vera
*Create a new Luup device using existing device D_DigitalSecurityCamera1.xml
*In the new device go to Advanced settings and populate UpnpImplFilename field with I_ICamView.xml
*Fill IP field with IP address of your iCamView server
*Check field Camera - it contains the number of your camera on the server. Default value is 1, change it to 2 if the device is for the second camera
*Save

 

 

 Download [http://edmidor.com/icamview-pan-tilt-network-camera-setup/ iCamView plugin]

[[Category:Plugins]] [[Category:3rd_Party]]

Dialer Plugin

2010-10-09T15:28:27Z

325xi:

[[Category:Plugins]]
[[Category:3rd Party]]
Dealer Plugin allows Vera to initiate an automatic phone call between two or more parties.

For example, a motion detector at home could make Vera connect you at mobile phone and the home phone - thus letting you reach someone who just entered home immediately.

Similarly, button on z-wave controller at home could programmed to initiate a call between a speakerphone at home and your mobile or office home - which could make a sort of Quick Dial button for children or elderly ([http://thinkvoip.wordpress.com keep in mind that residential VoIP solutions are '''not designed''' to be mission critical], and thus '''should not''' be trusted for real life and death matters).

Before starting with the setup, user should decide on ''primary'' and ''secondary'' phone numbers. Primary number is where the 'emergency' call goes (ex: user's mobile phone), secondary number is where the event happens.
To illustrate this we'll take a simplified scenario: user has an auto-answering speakerphone at home, and if something happens he wants the system to reach him on his mobile phone, connecting to the speakerphone at home so he can talk to whoever is there (at home) at the moment. In this case ''primary'' number would be the mobile phone, and the ''secondary'' number would be the home number. This is important because the system first calls the ''primary'' number, and only when it answered it connects the ''secondary'' one.

* Login into your [http://pbxes.com PBXes] account, and create a Classical (or SIP if relevant) extension that would represent the ''primary'' number as defined above. Put any unique value in URL field in Webcall section.

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

* Install the plugin on Vera, create a new Dialer device, Save

* Go to device settings, in field Alias put the value you used in URL @pbxes.com
Fill PhoneNumber field with the ''secondary'' number. Don't forget to save.

[[Image:Dealer.png‎]]

* Test setup by clicking on 'On' button would trigger the call. The device can now be used in scenes, events, and Luup scripts.

For those who would like to go deeper: both ''primary'' and ''secondary'' destinations can also be calling groups of various dialing strategies, or can even dial into a virtual conference rooms.

Download [http://edmidor.com/mios-plugins/voip-dialer-vera-mios-pbxes/ Vera Dialer plugin] and enjoy!

Feel free to contact me with questions: dialer@edmidor.com

EtherRain Sprinkler Controller

2010-05-20T03:06:03Z

325xi:

[[Category:Plugins]]
[[Category:3rd Party]]
This page has moved to the MIOS Code Respository:

http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_etherrain-controller

IP Cameras

2010-05-09T16:01:08Z

325xi:

If you buy an IP camera from Mi Casa Verde, we will pre-configure it to work with Vera right out of the box. If you get the camera yourself, and it's a model that is 'Plug and Play' compatible with Vera (see 'Supported Cameras' below), then you should be sure the camera is configured to get an IP address automatically, and that the username is set to: '''dceadmin''' and the password is set to: '''dcepass'''. Vera will add the camera automatically and fill in the settings. (Specific info for users of [[Panasonic IP Cameras|Panasonic IP Cameras]])  When adding a camera that is not on the supported list, see the section ''''Manually adding a camera'''' below.

=== '''Supported Cameras''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Panasonic
| IP Camera
| BL-C131/BL-C30
| all
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| The Panasonic IP cameras work well with Vera. However, for unknown reasons, the Panasonic camera will not get an IP address on your LAN until you run the Windows software supplied with it. You do not need to install the software; just insert the CD and tell the camera to get an IP address automatically (DHCP). If you buy the camera from the Mi Casa Verde web shop we do this before we ship it so the camera will work out of the box. Mac/Linux users who buy the camera elsewhere will need a Windows PC to 'activate' the camera. Set the default username/password on the camera to: dceadmin and dcepass for Vera to detect the camera automatically, or, if you use your own username/password, add the camera to Vera manually and provide Vera your username/password to access the camera.
|}

=== '''Cameras that work''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Path for JPEG image
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC54GCA
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| An inexpensive camera with moderate image quality. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC210
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and pan/tilt ability. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC80N
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi?size=2&quality=1
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and wireless N. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
Size can be (160 x 120 = 1,320 x 240 = 2,640 x 480 = 3) and Quality can be (Very High= 1,High= 2,Normal= 3,Low= 4,Very Low= 5)

|-
| iCamView
| IP Camera Server
| iCV-22, iCV-32
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor/Outdoor
| pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=1 pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=2 
| 
| Feature-rich IP camera server, suports up to two compatible USB cameras, optional WiFi support, USB storage, USB hubs, motion; works with range of cameras, see icamview.co.uk. Excellent modular solution. They do ship to North America.
|-
| SmartHome.com.au
| IP Camera
| Z~Series Wireless Camera
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor
| tmpfs/auto.jpg
| 
| Inexpensive IP security camera designed for the Australian and New Zealand Z-Wave users, but shipping world wide.
|-
| [http://global.level1.com LevelOne]
| IP Camera
| WCS-2030
| all
| 2010
| Indoor
| cgi-bin/video.jpg
| [http://reviews.cnet.com/search-results/levelone-camcon-wcs-2030/1707-5_7-31972011.html CNET review]
| An inexpensive IP camera with good image quality. Can be connected wired or wirelessly. Most LevelOne cameras use the same path for the JPEG image, so most of their line (both low and high end) should be compatible. Video and audio also stream over RTSP, which can be customized through the camera's web interface.
|-
| Asante
| IP Camera
| Voyager I
| firmware 2.02 and above
| 2010
| Indoor
| image.cgi
|
| An inexpensive IP camera that is very feature rich, has good image quality, night vision capabilities, motion detection, two-way audio, video streaming over TCP, UDP, or HTTP, and other configurable features. In firmware version 2.02, Asante added the capability to retrieve an image via a URL (however, it is delayed by 3 seconds). Offers a full-featured web interface in IE using an ActiveX plug-in (limited capabilites in other browsers).
|-
| TrendNet
| IP Camera
| [http://www.trendnet.com/products/proddetail.asp?prod=155_TV-IP512WN&cat=149 TV-IP512WN]
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| /image/jpeg.cgi
|
| Feature-rich inexpensive IP camera with good image quality, features 802.11n, GPIO ports, not bad optics
|}

=== '''Cameras that don't work''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Path for JPEG image
! Product Review
! Added by
! Notes
|-
| Trendnet
| IP Camera
| TV-IP100W
| all
| 2007 
| Indoor
| none 
| 
| 
| This camera can only serve images using DirectX or Java. The workaround is complex: "using a PC you can use MPlayer to strip out a JPG image from the video stream (asf). You can then store the JPG snapshot on a PC, then run a web server and vera can then "fetch" the image from the PC instead of the camera."
|-
| D-Link
| IP Camera
| DCS-950G
| firmware 1.07
|  ?
| Indoor
| /_gCVimage.jpg
|
| Ap15e
| It takes about 9(!) seconds to get the jpg file from the camera, but Vera's generic Luup IP camera plugin times out after 5 seconds (FileUtils::ReadURL url: http://192.168.178.28/_gCVimage.jpg returned 28 /curl: (28) Operation timed out after 5000 ms with 0 bytes received) ...
|-
| Schlage
| IP Camera
| WCW100
| all
| 2010
| Indoor
| none
|
| Ray
| This camera does not give an IP address out of the box. In order for it work, it needs to be activated using the Schlage LiNK system. Without paying for the Schlage LiNK membership, this camera cannot be used with Vera unless there's a way of forcing the activation.
|-
| Asante
| IP Camera
| Voyager I
| firmware 2.00
| 2010
| Indoor
| none
|
| Ray
| This camera is inexpensive, very feature rich, has very good image quality, and has night vision capabilities. However, there is no publicly accessible URL to grab a live JPG from the camera. The web interface requires an ActiveX plug-in to view the live video feed and there is a snapshot button that will deliver a JPG. Asante is reportedly making changes to their camera in the next version of the firmware that should resolve some of these issues.
|}

=== '''Manually adding a camera''' ===

[[Image:Camera1.jpg|thumb|center|512px]] [[Image:Camera2.jpg|thumb|center|512px|Manually adding a camera]]

In Vera's setup page click Devices, Luup plugins, Install/uninstall plugins, and click 'install' next to either the 'Generic IP Camera' plugin, or, if you see a plugin for your particular camera, such as 'Panasonic IP Camera with Pan/Tilt/Zoom' use that instead.

If you have more than one camera, you can click "install another" to have multiple instances of the plugin.

In most cases, IP cameras have a URL method for obtaining a SNAPSHOT or JPG image from the camera. If your camera supports this method, you can then use it with Vera and the FindVera.com service can archive these snapshots over time for security purposes. Most IP/Network cameras made in the past few years will have a JPG Snapshot mode. Some examples from Linksys are WVC54GCA, WVC200/WVC210.  D-link, Trend-Net, and many others make similar cameras.

If your camera is not a 'Plug and Play' model or not on the supported list, you need to specify the settings for the camera by going to the 'Devices' tab on Vera's setup page, adding the camera if it's not already there, and clicking the '+' icon to edit the camera's settings.

You will need to specify:

1. the IP address or domain name of the camera 2. the URL or path to retrieve the current image from the camera as a JPEG file 3. any username and password to retrieve the JPEG file

The URL (your camera's manual may denote this as "path" or "snapshot address") needs to retrieve the actual JPEG file, not just an HTML page that has the JPEG file somewhere on it. For example, if you can view a JPEG file from your camera with this URL: '''http://192.168.81.5/Snapshot.JPG?Quality=Standard''', then put in these settings:

IP Address: '''192.168.81.5''' Path: '''Snapshot.JPG?Quality=Standard'''

and be sure to provide the username/password if one is needed. After you specify this information, click the red 'Save' button, and then you can see the camera by clicking the 'View Camera' option.

=== '''Configuring the Panasonic IP camera to connect wirelessly to Vera''' ===

The Panasonic IP Cameras have a switch on the bottom: WIRED/WIRELESS. In order to connect your camera wirelessly to Vera, you'll need to follow these steps:

- set the switch to WIRED
- connect your camera to Vera's LAN port using an Ethernet cable
- turn the camera on, confirm Vera's LAN LED turns orange, and wait for the IP Cam LED to turn green
- wait for the camera to be detected in Devices -> Unassigned Device
- assign the camera to a 'Room' and click 'Save'
(for the camera to be detected it should have the default username/password: dceadmin/dcepass and listen on port 80)
- confirm that you can see images from the camera
- click on the "+" sign near your camera and note its IP address (e.g. 192.168.81.200)

- connect your computer to the same network as your camera
- open your web browser and type in: http://camera1_ip (in this example, http://192.168.81.200)
- login with the default camera username: dceadmin and password: dcepass
- go to Setup -> Wireless and set SSID, Cipher and Password to Vera's wireless settings
which can be found an the bottom of Vera. (default Cipher is WPA2-PSK)
- click 'Save Settings'
- turn the camera's bottom switch to WIRELESS and reboot your camera by cycling its power

Your camera should now connect wirelessly to Vera. If you change your Vera's wireless settings you'll have first to update them on your cameras, so you won't lose connection to them.

=== Example of using a Linksys WVC54GCA or WVC210 camera with Vera ===

For example, if you can view a JPEG file from your camera with this URL: http://192.168.81.5/img/snapshot.cgi, then put in these settings: Domain or IP: 192.168.81.5 (or ''YourDomain.MyLinksysCam.com'' if remote access is enabled) Path: img/snapshot.cgi A username and password must be used unless all users are allowed in the USERS section. 

*If you have more than one camera, you will be using the PORT as part of the URL. If your second camera is on PORT 1024 and the IP is 192.168.81.6, you would use 192.168.81.6:1024 or YourDomain.MyLinksysCam.com:1024

 

=== iCAMView and some Lorex network cameras ===

For [http://www.icamview.co.uk iCAMView] based cameras, including a few Lorex-branded ones, the path would be: <tt>showimg_pda.cgi?cam=1 for the first camera</tt> <tt>showimg_pda.cgi?cam=2 for the second camera</tt> 

Older models may require slightly different path: <tt>pda.cgi?cam=1 for the first camera</tt> <tt>pda.cgi?cam=2 for the second camera</tt> 

Other parameters would be the same as above.

=== Axis IP Cameras ===

Path: axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi (or ''lastshot.jpg'' depending of the model) More information here: [http://www.axis.com/techsup/cam_servers/tech_notes/live_snapshots.htm Axis live_snapshots] [http://www.axis.com/techsup/cam_servers/cam_200p/techoverview.htm Axis techoverview]

[[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Supported_Devices_Table]]

ICamView

2010-05-08T21:29:36Z

325xi:

[[Image:Icamview.gif]]

[http://icamview.co.uk/iCVPRO.htm iCamView] camera server allows to connect up to two compatible iCamView cameras, USB hubs, storage device for local storage, compatible Wi-Fi USB adapters, etc

'''Plugin supports Pan-Tilt for compatible cameras'''

To install follow the simple steps:

*Download I_ICamView.xml from the link below
*Upload I_ICamView.xml on Vera
*Create a new Luup device using existing device D_DigitalSecurityCamera1.xml
*In the new device go to Advanced settings and populate UpnpImplFilename field with I_ICamView.xml
*Fill IP field with IP address of your iCamView server
*Check field Camera - it contains the number of your camera on the server. Default value is 1, change it to 2 if the device is for the second camera
*Save

 

 

 Download [http://www.box.net/shared/a2doicgx9t iCamView plugin]

[[Category:Plugins]] [[Category:3rd_Party]]

File:Icamview.gif

2010-05-08T21:17:05Z

325xi:

ICamView

2010-05-08T21:12:17Z

325xi:

[[Category:Plugins]]
[[Category:Incomplete]]
placeholder for the ICamView plugin

Download [http://www.box.net/shared/a2doicgx9t iCamView plugin]

ICamView

2010-05-08T21:08:53Z

325xi:

[[Category:Plugins]]
[[Category:Incomplete]]
placeholder for the ICamView plugin

I_ICamView.xml

ICamView

2009-09-30T03:14:02Z

325xi:

placeholder for the ICamView plugin

[[Image:Icamview1.png‎‎]]

[[Image:Icamview2.png‎‎]]

[[Image:Icamview3.png‎‎]]

File:Icamview3.png

2009-09-30T03:12:27Z

325xi:

File:Icamview2.png

2009-09-30T03:12:15Z

325xi:

File:Icamview1.png

2009-09-30T03:12:02Z

325xi:

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-27T03:36:27Z

325xi:

Dealer Plugin allows Vera to initiate an automatic phone call between two or more parties.

For example, a motion detector at home could make Vera connect you at mobile phone and the home phone - thus letting you reach someone who just entered home immediately.

Similarly, button on z-wave controller at home could programmed to initiate a call between a speakerphone at home and your mobile or office home - which could make a sort of Quick Dial button for children or elderly ([http://thinkvoip.wordpress.com keep in mind that residential VoIP solutions are '''not designed''' to be mission critical], and thus '''should not''' be trusted for real life and death matters).

Before starting with the setup, user should decide on ''primary'' and ''secondary'' phone numbers. Primary number is where the 'emergency' call goes (ex: user's mobile phone), secondary number is where the event happens.
To illustrate this we'll take a simplified scenario: user has an auto-answering speakerphone at home, and if something happens he wants the system to reach him on his mobile phone, connecting to the speakerphone at home so he can talk to whoever is there (at home) at the moment. In this case ''primary'' number would be the mobile phone, and the ''secondary'' number would be the home number. This is important because the system first calls the ''primary'' number, and only when it answered it connects the ''secondary'' one.

* Login into your [http://pbxes.com PBXes] account, and create a Classical (or SIP if relevant) extension that would represent the ''primary'' number as defined above. Put any unique value in URL field in Webcall section.

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

* Install the plugin on Vera, create a new Dialer device, Save

* Go to device settings, in field Alias put the value you used in URL @pbxes.com
Fill PhoneNumber field with the ''secondary'' number. Don't forget to save.

[[Image:Dealer.png‎]]

* Test setup by clicking on 'On' button would trigger the call. The device can now be used in scenes, events, and Luup scripts.

For those who would like to go deeper: both ''primary'' and ''secondary'' destinations can also be calling groups of various dialing strategies, or can even dial into a virtual conference rooms.

Download [http://www.box.net/shared/4vgsl5v2lr Dialer plugin] and enjoy!

Feel free to contact me with questions: dialer@edmidor.com

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-27T03:34:48Z

325xi:

Dealer Plugin allows Vera to initiate an automatic phone call between two or more parties.

For example, a motion detector at home could make Vera connect you at mobile phone and the home phone - thus letting you reach someone who just entered home immediately.

Similarly, button on z-wave controller at home could programmed to initiate a call between a speakerphone at home and your mobile or office home - which could make a sort of Quick Dial button for children or elderly ([http://thinkvoip.wordpress.com keep in mind that residential VoIP solutions are '''not designed''' to be mission critical], and thus '''should not''' be trusted for real life and death matters).

Before starting with the setup, user should decide on ''primary'' and ''secondary'' phone numbers. Primary number is where the 'emergency' call goes (ex: user's mobile phone), secondary number is where the event happens.
To illustrate this we'll take a simplified scenario: user has an auto-answering speakerphone at home, and if something happens he wants the system to reach him on his mobile phone, connecting to the speakerphone at home so he can talk to whoever is there (at home) at the moment. In this case ''primary'' number would be the mobile phone, and the ''secondary'' number would be the home number. This is important because teh system first calls the ''primary'' number, and only when it answered it connects the ''secondary'' one.

* Login into your [http://pbxes.com PBXes] account, and create a Classical (or SIP if relevant) extension that would represent the ''primary'' number as defined above. Put any unique value in URL field in Webcall section.

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

* Install the plugin on Vera, create a new Dialer device, Save

* Go to device settings, in field Alias put the value you used in URL @pbxes.com
Fill PhoneNumber field with the ''secondary'' number. Don't forget to save.

[[Image:Dealer.png‎]]

* Test setup by clicking on 'On' button would trigger the call. The device can now be used in scenes, events, and Luup scripts.

For those who would like to go deeper: both ''primary'' and ''secondary'' destinations can also be calling groups of various dialing strategies, or can even dial into a virtual conference rooms.

Download [http://www.box.net/shared/4vgsl5v2lr Dialer plugin] and enjoy!

Feel free to contact me with questions: dialer@edmidor.com

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-27T03:23:10Z

325xi:

Dealer Plugin allows Vera to initiate an automatic phone call between two or more parties.

For example, a motion detector at home could make Vera connect you at mobile phone and the home phone - thus letting you reach someone who just entered home immediately.

Similarly, button on z-wave controller at home could programmed to initiate a call between a speakerphone at home and your mobile or office home - which could make a sort of Quick Dial button for children or elderly ([http://thinkvoip.wordpress.com keep in mind that residential VoIP solutions are '''not designed''' to be mission critical], and thus '''should not''' be trusted for real life and death matters).

Before starting with the setup, user should decide on ''local'' and ''remote'' numbers. To illustrate this we'll take a simplified scenario: user has an auto-answering speakerphone at home, and if something happens he wants the system to reach him on his mobile phone, connecting to the speakerphone at home so he can talk to whoever is there (at home) at the moment. In this case ''local'' number will be the home number, and ''remote'' number would be the mobile.

* Login into your [http://pbxes.com PBXes] account, and create a Classical (or SIP if relevant) extension that would represent the ''local'' number as defined above. Put any unique value in URL field in Webcall section.

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

* Install the plugin on Vera, create a new Dialer device, Save

* Go to device settings, in field Alias put the value you used in URL @pbxes.com
Fill PhoneNumber field with the ''remote'' number. The idea behind this is that unlike the ''local'' home number, the ''remote'' number can be changed frequently. Don't forget to save.

[[Image:Dealer.png‎]]

* Test setup by clicking on 'On' button would trigger the call. The device can now be used in scenes, events, and Luup scripts.

For those who would like to go deeper: both ''local'' and ''remote'' destinations can also be calling groups of various dialing strategies, or can even dial into a virtual conference rooms.

Download [http://www.box.net/shared/4vgsl5v2lr Dialer plugin] and enjoy!

Feel free to contact me with questions: dialer@edmidor.com

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-27T03:21:48Z

325xi:

Dealer Plugin allows Vera to initiate an automatic phone call.

For example, motion detector at home could make Vera to connect your mobile phone, and the home phone - thus letting you reach someone who just entered home immediately.

Similarly, button on z-wave controller at home could programmed to initiate a call between a speakerphone at home and your mobile or office home - which could make a sort of Quick Dial button for children or elderly ([http://thinkvoip.wordpress.com keep in mind that residential VoIP solutions are '''not designed''' to be mission critical], and thus '''should not''' be trusted for real life and death matters).

Before starting with the setup, user should decide on ''local'' and ''remote'' numbers. To illustrate this we'll take a simplified scenario: user has an auto-answering speakerphone at home, and if something happens he wants the system to reach him on his mobile phone, connecting to the speakerphone at home so he can talk to whoever is there (at home) at the moment. In this case ''local'' number will be the home number, and ''remote'' number would be the mobile.

* Login into your [http://pbxes.com PBXes] account, and create a Classical (or SIP if relevant) extension that would represent the ''local'' number as defined above. Put any unique value in URL field in Webcall section.

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

* Install the plugin on Vera, create a new Dialer device, Save

* Go to device settings, in field Alias put the value you used in URL @pbxes.com
Fill PhoneNumber field with the ''remote'' number. The idea behind this is that unlike the ''local'' home number, the ''remote'' number can be changed frequently. Don't forget to save.

[[Image:Dealer.png‎]]

* Test setup by clicking on 'On' button would trigger the call. The device can now be used in scenes, events, and Luup scripts.

For those who would like to go deeper: both ''local'' and ''remote'' destinations can also be calling groups of various dialing strategies, or can even dial into a virtual conference rooms.

Download [http://www.box.net/shared/4vgsl5v2lr Dialer plugin] and enjoy!

Feel free to contact me with questions: dialer@edmidor.com

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-27T03:18:48Z

325xi:

Dealer Plugin allows Vera to initiate an automatic phone call.

For example, motion detector at home could make Vera to connect your mobile phone, and the home phone - thus letting you reach someone who just entered home immediately.

Similarly, button on z-wave controller at home could programmed to initiate a call between a speakerphone at home and your mobile or office home - which could make a sort of Quick Dial button for children or elderly ([http://thinkvoip.wordpress.com keep in mind that residential VoIP solutions are '''not designed''' to be mission critical], and this '''should not''' be trusted for real life and death matters).

Before starting with the setup, user should decide on ''local'' and ''remote'' numbers. To illustrate this we'll take a simplified scenario: user has an auto-answering speakerphone at home, and if something happens he wants the system to reach him on his mobile phone, connecting to the speakerphone at home so he can talk to whoever is there (at home) at the moment. In this case ''local'' number will be the home number, and ''remote'' number would be the mobile.

* Login into your [http://pbxes.com PBXes] account, and create a Classical (or SIP if relevant) extension that would represent the ''local'' number as defined above. Put any unique value in URL field in Webcall section.

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

* Install the plugin on Vera, create a new Dialer device, Save

* Go to device settings, in field Alias put the value you used in URL @pbxes.com
Fill PhoneNumber field with the ''remote'' number. The idea behind this is that unlike the ''local'' home number, the ''remote'' number can be changed frequently. Don't forget to save.

[[Image:Dealer.png‎]]

* Test setup by clicking on 'On' button would trigger the call. The device can now be used in scenes, events, and Luup scripts.

For those who would like to go deeper: both ''local'' and ''remote'' destinations can also be calling groups of various dialing strategies, or can even dial into a virtual conference rooms.

Download [http://www.box.net/shared/4vgsl5v2lr Dialer plugin] and enjoy!

Feel free to contact me with questions: dialer@edmidor.com

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-27T03:09:37Z

325xi:

Dealer Plugin allows Vera to initiate an automatic phone call between your regular or SIP phone, and the destination number entered in the plugin's phone number field.

For example, motion detector at home could make Vera to connect your mobile phone, and the home phone - thus letting you reach someone who just entered home immediately.

Similarly, button on z-wave controller at home could programmed to initiate a call between a speakerphone at home and your mobile or office home - which could make a sort of Quick Dial button for children or elderly [http://thinkvoip.wordpress.com (keep in mind that residential VoIP solutions are '''not designed''' to be mission critical], and this '''should not''' be trusted for real life and death matters).

Before starting with the setup, user should decide on ''local'' and ''remote'' numbers. To illustrate this we'll take a simplified scenario: user has an auto-answering speakerphone at home, and if something happens he wants the system to reach him on his mobile phone, connecting to the speakerphone at home so he can talk to whoever is there (at home) at the moment. In this case ''local'' number will be the home number, and ''remote'' number would be the mobile.

* Login into your [http://pbxes.com PBXes] account, and create a Classical (or SIP if relevant) extension that would represent the ''local'' number as defined above. Put any unique value in URL field in Webcall section.

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

Install the plugin on Vera, create a new Dialer device, Save

Go to device settings, in field Alias put the value you used in URL @pbxes.com
Fill PhoneNumber field with the ''remote'' number. The idea behind this is that unlike the ''local'' home number, the ''remote'' number can be changed frequently. Don't forget to save.

[[Image:Dealer.png‎]]

Test setup by clicking on 'On' button would trigger the call. The device can now be used in scenes, events, and Luup scripts.

Download [http://www.box.net/shared/4vgsl5v2lr Dialer plugin] and enjoy!

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-27T03:03:57Z

325xi:

Dealer Plugin allows Vera to initiate an automatic phone call between your regular or SIP phone, and the destination number entered in the plugin's phone number field.

For example, motion detector at home could make Vera to connect your mobile phone, and the home phone - thus letting you reach someone who just entered home immediately.

Similarly, button on z-wave controller at home could programmed to initiate a call between a speakerphone at home and your mobile or office home - which could make a sort of Quick Dial button for children or elderly [http://thinkvoip.wordpress.com (keep in mind that residential VoIP solutions are '''not designed''' to be mission critical], and this '''should not''' be trusted for real life and death matters).

Before starting with the setup, user should decide on ''local'' and ''remote'' numbers. To illustrate this we'll take a simplified scenario: user has an auto-answering speakerphone at home, and if something happens he wants the system to reach him on his mobile phone, connecting to the speakerphone at home so he can talk to whoever is there (at home) at the moment. In this case ''local'' number will be the home number, and ''remote'' number would be the mobile.

* Login into your [http://pbxes.com PBXes] account, and create a Classical (or SIP if relevant) extension that would represent the ''local'' number as defined above. Put any unique value in URL field in Webcall section.

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

Install the plugin on Vera, create a new Dialer device, Save

Go to device settings, in field Alias put the value you used in URL @pbxes.com
Fill PhoneNumber field with the ''remote'' number.

[[Image:Dealer.png‎]]

Download [http://www.box.net/shared/4vgsl5v2lr Dialer plugin] and enjoy!

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-27T02:33:34Z

325xi:

IP Cameras

2009-09-25T00:29:35Z

325xi: /* Cameras that work */

Serial Supported Hardware

2009-09-18T03:34:34Z

325xi: /* USB-Serial Devices */

This page is not yet complete...

=Introduction=
This is a page for Supported USB, or USB-Serial, interface devices.

USB, and USB-Serial, devices need to be recognized by Vera's platform before they can be used to interface with the target device (through a Luup Module). There are many USB-Serial devices out there, and not all will work out of the gate.

This page is intended to capture the list of known USB Devices that have been ''tried'' with Vera, along with their current status, and any information required to get them working.

This is a wiki, so feel free to add to the page.

=Disclaimer=
'''IMPORTANT! The devices listed here have been added by installers, technicians and users like yourself. Results may vary upon installations. MiCasaVerde does not guarantee operation and compatibility with your installation. The listed devices were found to work with their specific installation. Mixing different series and brands of equipment is not guaranteed in any way to work with other series and brands. It is very likely that users have not fully tested all features of the devices, so it is possible that a device listed here as compatible, will not prove compatible with your hardware. If you are editing this wiki DO NOT REMOVE a listed working device if it hasn't worked for you. Seek help to get the device to work under your individual circumstance. If you are adding to this wiki, please provide links to data for the device and add any tips you feel may benefit someone wanting to implement the device into an installation.'''

=USB Devices=
{| cellpadding="2" border="1" style="width: 1220px;"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model #
! Status
! Date Purchased
! Chipset
! Specs
! Purchased from
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| USB-UIRT
| USB-UIRT
| Working (1.0.918)
|
|
| http://www.usbuirt.com/
| http://www.usbuirt.com/
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2 micasaverde]
| This one is listed in micasaverde's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1993.0]
|-
| APC
| Back-UPS ES 750
| Not Working
|
| APC HID
|
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Doesn't work in Vera 1.0.900. Requires installation of Kernel/OpenWRT modules to support USB-HID Interface for UPS. This one is listed in guessed's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1471.msg5570#msg5570]
|}

=USB-Serial Devices=
{| cellpadding="2" border="1" style="width: 1220px;"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model #
! Status
! Date Purchased
! #RS-232 Ports
! Chipset
! Specs
! Purchased from
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Future Electronics
| UC232R-10
| Working
|
| 1
| FTDI
| [http://www.ftdichip.com/Documents/DataSheets/Modules/DS_UC232R.pdf Link]
| [http://www.futureelectronics.com/en/Technologies/Product.aspx?ProductID=UC232R10FUTURETECHNOLOGYDEVICES2297802 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2 micasaverde]
| This one is listed in MiCasaVerde's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1170.msg4500#msg4500]
|-
| SerialGear
| 8XDB9-USB
| Unknown
|
| 8
| FTDI - FT8U232AM
| [http://www.ftdichip.com/Documents/DataSheets/ft232r08.pdf Link]
| [http://www.usbgear.com/computer_cable_details.cfm?sku=8XDB9-USB&cats=199&catid=199%2C478%2C474 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=525 nanckekr]
| This one is listed in nanckekr's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1170.msg4484#msg4484]
|-
| Bytecc
| BT-DB925
| Manual
|
| 1
| Prolific - PL-2303
|
| [http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=103&cp_id=10311&cs_id=1031104&p_id=2067&seq=1&format=2 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| This one is listed in guessed's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1471.msg5512#msg5512]. It requires a series of manual configuration steps, and OS-Level access to Vera, to get it working.
|-
| BAFO
| DX SKU 5947
| Working
|
| 1
| Prolific - PL-2303
| N/A
| [http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.5947 dealextreme.com]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=7 325xi]
| Well built, recognized by OpenWrt, Ubuntu, Windows, etc
|-
| N/A
| DX SKU 22407
| Not working
|
| 1
| Prolific - PL-2303
| N/A
| [http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.22407 dealextreme.com]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=7 325xi]
| Intermittent USB recognition errors on Vera; but does work on Kamikaze
|-
| SYBA
| N/A
| Not working
|
| 1
| Prolific - PL-2303
| N/A
| [http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=103&cp_id=10311&cs_id=1031104&p_id=2276&seq=1&format=2 monoprice.com]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=7 325xi]
| USB recognition errors on Linux distros and OpenWRT
|}

=Discussions=
*Forum Posting - [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1471.0 How to make Vera recognize your USB-to-Serial Adapter]
*Forum Posting - [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1170.0 Serial port:]
*Forum Posting - [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1703.0 Attempts to get ser2net Proxy working on a remote router device]

Serial Supported Hardware

2009-09-18T02:49:44Z

325xi:

This page is not yet complete...

=Introduction=
This is a page for Supported USB, or USB-Serial, interface devices.

USB, and USB-Serial, devices need to be recognized by Vera's platform before they can be used to interface with the target device (through a Luup Module). There are many USB-Serial devices out there, and not all will work out of the gate.

This page is intended to capture the list of known USB Devices that have been ''tried'' with Vera, along with their current status, and any information required to get them working.

This is a wiki, so feel free to add to the page.

=Disclaimer=
'''IMPORTANT! The devices listed here have been added by installers, technicians and users like yourself. Results may vary upon installations. MiCasaVerde does not guarantee operation and compatibility with your installation. The listed devices were found to work with their specific installation. Mixing different series and brands of equipment is not guaranteed in any way to work with other series and brands. It is very likely that users have not fully tested all features of the devices, so it is possible that a device listed here as compatible, will not prove compatible with your hardware. If you are editing this wiki DO NOT REMOVE a listed working device if it hasn't worked for you. Seek help to get the device to work under your individual circumstance. If you are adding to this wiki, please provide links to data for the device and add any tips you feel may benefit someone wanting to implement the device into an installation.'''

=USB Devices=
{| cellpadding="2" border="1" style="width: 1220px;"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model #
! Status
! Date Purchased
! Chipset
! Specs
! Purchased from
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| USB-UIRT
| USB-UIRT
| Working (1.0.918)
|
|
| http://www.usbuirt.com/
| http://www.usbuirt.com/
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2 micasaverde]
| This one is listed in micasaverde's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1993.0]
|-
| APC
| Back-UPS ES 750
| Not Working
|
| APC HID
|
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Doesn't work in Vera 1.0.900. Requires installation of Kernel/OpenWRT modules to support USB-HID Interface for UPS. This one is listed in guessed's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1471.msg5570#msg5570]
|}

=USB-Serial Devices=
{| cellpadding="2" border="1" style="width: 1220px;"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model #
! Status
! Date Purchased
! #RS-232 Ports
! Chipset
! Specs
! Purchased from
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Future Electronics
| UC232R-10
| Working
|
| 1
| FTDI
| [http://www.ftdichip.com/Documents/DataSheets/Modules/DS_UC232R.pdf Link]
| [http://www.futureelectronics.com/en/Technologies/Product.aspx?ProductID=UC232R10FUTURETECHNOLOGYDEVICES2297802 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2 micasaverde]
| This one is listed in MiCasaVerde's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1170.msg4500#msg4500]
|-
| SerialGear
| 8XDB9-USB
| Unknown
|
| 8
| FTDI - FT8U232AM
| [http://www.ftdichip.com/Documents/DataSheets/ft232r08.pdf Link]
| [http://www.usbgear.com/computer_cable_details.cfm?sku=8XDB9-USB&cats=199&catid=199%2C478%2C474 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=525 nanckekr]
| This one is listed in nanckekr's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1170.msg4484#msg4484]
|-
| Bytecc
| BT-DB925
| Manual
|
| 1
| Prolific - PL-2303
|
| [http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=103&cp_id=10311&cs_id=1031104&p_id=2067&seq=1&format=2 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| This one is listed in guessed's posting [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1471.msg5512#msg5512]. It requires a series of manual configuration steps, and OS-Level access to Vera, to get it working.
|-
| BAFO
| DX SKU 5947
| Working
|
| 1
| Prolific - PL-2303
| N/A
| [http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.5947 DX Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=7 325xi]
| Well built, recognized by OpenWrt, Ubuntu, Windows, etc
|-
| N/A
| DX SKU 22407
| Not working
|
| 1
| Prolific - PL-2303
| N/A
| [http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.22407 DX Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=7 325xi]
| Intermittent USB recognition errors on Vera; but does work on Kamikaze
|}

=Discussions=
*Forum Posting - [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1471.0 How to make Vera recognize your USB-to-Serial Adapter]
*Forum Posting - [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1170.0 Serial port:]
*Forum Posting - [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=1703.0 Attempts to get ser2net Proxy working on a remote router device]

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-06T04:50:23Z

325xi:

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-06T04:48:16Z

325xi:

EtherRain Sprinkler Controller

2009-09-06T04:31:08Z

325xi:

[[Image:Etherrain8.jpg‎]]

[http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html EtherRain Sprinkler Controller] allows controlling of up to 8 regular 24V irrigation valves.

To control Etherrain from Vera the following steps are required

* Create Etherrain device as usual, assign a room, and click Save
* Once reloaded, go to Variables, and enter the required parameters as following
** IP address of the Etherrain controller
** StartDelay - optional delay, in minutes, for irrigation cycle, set to zero if not required
** Valve1-8 - irrigation time for each valve, in minutes, leave zero for not used valves.
** User and Password - update, or leave default values if you haven't changed them on the controller
* Save

[[Image:EtherRain-vars.png]]

Now you can click '''On''' to start irrigation cycle - controller will subsequently activate all valves with time set greater then zero.
It will stop automatically once irrigation cycle completed.

'''Off''' button will stop irrigation cycle

[[Image:EtherRain-basic.png‎]]

Download [http://www.box.net/shared/k4k9kroyd8 Etherrain plugin] and enjoy!

EtherRain Sprinkler Controller

2009-09-06T04:30:22Z

325xi:

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-06T04:12:31Z

325xi:

[http://pbxes.com PBXes]

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

[[Image:Dealer.png‎]]

Enjoy!

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-06T04:10:28Z

325xi:

[[Image:Cl-ext.png‎‎]]

[http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html EtherRain Sprinkler Controller] allows controlling of up to 8 regular 24V irrigation valves.

Enjoy!

File:Cl-ext.png

2009-09-06T04:09:44Z

325xi:

File:Dealer.png

2009-09-06T04:09:32Z

325xi:

Dialer Plugin

2009-09-06T04:08:52Z

325xi: New page: Image:Etherrain8.jpg‎ [http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html EtherRain Sprinkler Controller] allows controlling of up to 8 regular 24V irrigation valves. Enjoy!

[[Image:Etherrain8.jpg‎]]

[http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html EtherRain Sprinkler Controller] allows controlling of up to 8 regular 24V irrigation valves.

Enjoy!

EtherRain Sprinkler Controller

2009-08-30T02:48:38Z

325xi:

EtherRain Sprinkler Controller

2009-08-30T02:45:56Z

325xi:

[[Image:Etherrain8.jpg‎]]
[http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html EtherRain Sprinkler Controller] allows controlling of up to 8 regular 24V irrigation valves.

To control Etherrain from Vera the following steps are required

* Create Etherrain device as sual, assign a room, and click Save
* Once reloaded, go to Variables, and enter the required parameters as following
** IP address of the Etherrain controller
** StartDelay - optional delay, in minutes, for irrigation cycle, set to zero if not required
** Valve1-9 - irrigation time for each valve, in minutes, leave zero for not used valves.
** User and Password - update, or leave default values if you haven't changed them on the controller
* Save

[[Image:EtherRain-vars.png]]

Now you can click '''On''' to start irrigation cycle - controller will subsequently activate all valves with time set greater then zero.
It will stop automatically once irrigation cycle completed.
'''Off''' button will stop irrigation cycle

[[Image:EtherRain-basic.png‎]]

EtherRain Sprinkler Controller

2009-08-30T02:45:08Z

325xi:

[[Image:Etherrain8.jpg‎]]
[http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html EtherRain Sprinkler Controller] allows controlling of up to 8 regular 24V irrigation valves.

To control Etherrain from Vera the following steps are required

* Create Etherrain device as sual, assign a room, and click Save
* Once reloaded, go to Variables, and enter the required parameters as following
** IP address of the Etherrain controller
** StartDelay - optional delay, in minutes, for irrigation cycle, set to zero if not required
** Valve1-9 - irrigation time for each valve, in minutes, leave zero for not used valves.
** User and Password - update, or leave default values if you haven't changed them on the controller
* Save

Now you can click '''On''' to start irrigation cycle - controller will subsequently activate all valves with time set greater then zero.
It will stop automatically once irrigation cycle completed.
'''Off''' button will stop irrigation cycle

[[Image:EtherRain-vars.png]]

[[Image:EtherRain-basic.png‎]]

EtherRain Sprinkler Controller

2009-08-30T02:27:13Z

325xi:

[http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html EtherRain Sprinkler Controller]

[[Image:Etherrain8.jpg‎]]

[[Image:EtherRain-vars.png]]

[[Image:EtherRain-basic.png‎]]

EtherRain Sprinkler Controller

2009-08-20T03:32:08Z

325xi:

http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html

[[Image:Etherrain8.jpg‎]]

[[Image:EtherRain-vars.png]]

[[Image:EtherRain-basic.png‎]]

File:EtherRain-basic.png

2009-08-20T03:29:11Z

325xi:

File:EtherRain-vars.png

2009-08-20T03:28:58Z

325xi: uploaded a new version of "Image:EtherRain-vars.png"

File:EtherRain-vars.png

2009-08-20T03:28:47Z

325xi:

File:Etherrain8.jpg

2009-08-20T03:21:27Z

325xi: uploaded a new version of "Image:Etherrain8.jpg"

File:Etherrain8.jpg

2009-08-20T03:20:18Z

325xi:

EtherRain Sprinkler Controller

2009-08-20T03:18:43Z

325xi: New page: http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html

http://www.quicksmart.com/qs_etherrain.html

IP Cameras

2009-05-29T01:49:51Z

325xi:

If you buy an IP camera from Mi Casa Verde, we will pre-configure it to work with Vera right out of the box. If you get the camera yourself, and it's a model that is plug and play in Vera (see Supported Cameras below), then you should be sure the camera is configured to get an IP address automatically, and that the username is set to: dceadmin and the password is set to: dcepass. Vera will add the camera automatically and fill in the settings. Specific info for users of [[Panasonic_IP_Cameras|Panasonic IP Cameras]]. If adding a camera that is not on the supported list, see the section '''Manually adding a camera''' below.

=== '''Supported Cameras''' ===

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! Manufacturer !! Device Type || Model no. !! Version !! Date Purchased !! Location (indoor/outdoor) !! Specs !! Product Review !! Notes
|-
|| Panasonic || IP Camera || BL-C131/BL-C30 || all || || Indoor || || || The Panasonic IP cameras work well with Vera. However, for unknown reasons, the Panasonic camera will not get an IP address on your LAN until you run the Windows software supplied with it. You do not need to install the software; just insert the CD and tell the camera to get an IP address automatically (DHCP). If you buy the camera from the Mi Casa Verde web shop we do this before we ship it so the camera will work out of the box. Mac/Linux users who buy the camera elsewhere will need a Windows PC to 'activate' the camera. Set the default username/password on the camera to: dceadmin and dcepass for Vera to detect the camera automatically, or, if you use your own username/password, add the camera to Vera manually and provide Vera your username/password to access the camera.

|}

=== '''Manually adding a camera''' ===

[[Image:Camera1.jpg|thumb|512px|center| ]]
[[Image:Camera2.jpg|thumb|512px|center|caption text| Manually adding a camera ]]

In most cases, IP Camera's have a URL method for obtaining a SNAPSHOT or JPG image from the camera. If your camera supports this method, you can then use it with Vera and the FindVera.com service can archive these snapshots over time for security purposes. Most IP/Network camera's made in the past few years will have a JPG Snapshot mode. Some examples from Linksys are WVC54GCA, WVC200/WVC210. D-link, Trend-Net, and many others make similar camera's.

If your camera is not plug and play or not on the supported list, you need to specify the settings for the camera by going to the Device tab on Vera's setup page, adding the camera if it's not already there, and clicking the '+' icon to edit the camera's settings.

You will need to specify:

1. the IP address or domain name of the camera 
2. the URL or path to retrieve the current image from the camera as a JPEG file 
3. any username and password to retrieve the JPEG file

The URL (aka Path) needs to retrieve the actual JPEG file, not just an html page that has the JPEG file somewhere on it. For example, if you can view a JPEG file from your camera with this URL: http://192.168.81.5/SnapshotJPEG?Quality=Standard, then put in these settings:

IP Address: 192.168.81.5 
Path: SnapshotJPEG?Quality=Standard

and be sure to provide the username/password if one is needed. After you specify this information, click the red 'save' button, and then you can see the camera by clicking the 'View Camera' option.

=== Example of using a popular Linksys WVC54GCA or WVC210 in Vera ===

For example, if you can view a JPEG file from your camera with this URL: http://192.168.81.5/img/snapshot.cgi, then put in these settings:
 Domain or IP: 192.168.81.5 or YourDomain.MyLinksysCam.com if remote access is enabled 
Path: img/snapshot.cgi 
username and password must be used unless all users are allowed in the USERS section 
 
* If you have more than one camera, you will be using the PORT as part of the URL. If your second camera is on PORT 1024 and the IP is 192.168.81.6, you would use 192.168.81.6:1024 or YourDomain.MyLinksysCam.com:1024

=== iCAMView and some Lorex network cameras ===
For [http://www.icamview.co.uk iCAMView] based cameras, including few Lorex-branded ones, the path would be 
<tt>showimg_pda.cgi?cam=1 for the first camera</tt> 
<tt>showimg_pda.cgi?cam=2 for the second camera</tt> 

Older models may require slightly different path 
<tt>pda.cgi?cam=1 for the first camera</tt> 
<tt>pda.cgi?cam=2 for the second camera</tt> 

Rest of parameters would be the same as above.