panasonic aw-he130

Jubal

Anyone know how to control it using IP?
Can't understand what was in the manual. I try to use terminal and didn't work too.

Jubal

I only need to control zoom + zoom - pan left right down and up

MLaletas

Ive controlled a HE100 before, its REST like

MLaletas

Here's a snippet:

    cHeader = "'GET /cgi-bin/aw_ptz?cmd=', cShortURI,'&res=1 HTTP/1.1',$0A"        //Command
    cHeader = "cHeader,'Host: ',SourceDEV.ControlIP,$0A"                //IP info
    cHeader = "cHeader,'Connection: keep-alive',$0A"
    cHeader = "cHeader,'User-Agent: curl/7.45.0',$0A"
    cHeader = "cHeader,$0A"  

SourceDEV.CommandTilt[1]            = "'#T25'"
SourceDEV.CommandTilt[2]            = "'#T75'"
SourceDEV.CommandTilt[3]            = "'#T50'"
SourceDEV.CommandPan[1]                = "'#P25'"
SourceDEV.CommandPan[2]                = "'#P75'"
SourceDEV.CommandPan[3]                = "'#P50'"
SourceDEV.CommandZoom[1]            = "'#Z25'"
SourceDEV.CommandZoom[2]            = "'#Z75'"
SourceDEV.CommandZoom[3]            = "'#Z50'"
SourceDEV.CommandFocus[1]            = "'#F25'"
SourceDEV.CommandFocus[2]            = "'#F75'"
SourceDEV.CommandFocus[3]            = "'#F50'"

1 = Left || Up || In
2 = Right || Down || Out
3 = Stop

Make sense?

Bruno Arosemena

You can try my module from the AW-HE120

Jubal

MLaletas wrote: »

Here's a snippet:

cHeader = "'GET /cgi-bin/aw_ptz?cmd=', cShortURI,'&res=1 HTTP/1.1',$0A" //Command
cHeader = "cHeader,'Host: ',SourceDEV.ControlIP,$0A" //IP info
cHeader = "cHeader,'Connection: keep-alive',$0A"
cHeader = "cHeader,'User-Agent: curl/7.45.0',$0A"
cHeader = "cHeader,$0A"

SourceDEV.CommandTilt[1] = "'#T25'"
SourceDEV.CommandTilt[2] = "'#T75'"
SourceDEV.CommandTilt[3] = "'#T50'"
SourceDEV.CommandPan[1] = "'#P25'"
SourceDEV.CommandPan[2] = "'#P75'"
SourceDEV.CommandPan[3] = "'#P50'"
SourceDEV.CommandZoom[1] = "'#Z25'"
SourceDEV.CommandZoom[2] = "'#Z75'"
SourceDEV.CommandZoom[3] = "'#Z50'"
SourceDEV.CommandFocus[1] = "'#F25'"
SourceDEV.CommandFocus[2] = "'#F75'"
SourceDEV.CommandFocus[3] = "'#F50'"

1 = Left || Up || In
2 = Right || Down || Out
3 = Stop

Make sense?

Sorry but can't understand

MLaletas

Sorry if I am not clear my wife constantly reminds me that my communication skills suck . So which part is throwing you off?

Basically I throw one of the ptz commands into a function which has that header building, it goes where I the "cShortURI", at theach end send off the entire cHeader command to the device.

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Note that the newer AW-HE series cameras have changed the way they react to HTTP calls within the last year or so. Before, they would still respond and work to malformed URLs (I know because I've got older AW-HE60 cameras working with incomplete/malformed URL calls); now, the URL must fully conform to standards (I've got cameras working with updated, correctly formed URL's as well).

send_string DeviceID, "'GET /cgi-bin/aw_ptz?cmd=#', thisCommand,
'HTTP/1.0', $0D, $0A, 
'Host: ', thisIPAddress, $0D, $0A, 
'Connection: close', $0D, $0A, 
$0D, $0A"

DeviceID, thisCommand, and thisIPAddress are variables fed into the function from elsewhere in the code. Note that, in my "old" code, I've got the pound sign getting sent twice: "...cmd=##T50..." ...because of a bug in my code, and it just works, and they also work without any proper HTTP GET 'connection close' and two consecutive CR,LF character sets in termination code. Newer versions of cameras will not work with the two pound signs in the URL, and also won't work without the fully, correctly formed URL with the two sets of CR,LF being sent at the end. However I'm not sure if the CR *and* LF are really required (I think they are), or whether just the LF is required (code sample above). I would try that one change first.

It took me awhile to realize newer versions of the cameras are a lot more strict about the format of the GET call than my older cameras.

MLaletas

With mine i recall having a doc that said just a LF, so I didnt question it. I loaded it, it worked so I walked away. I guess I could have tried different combinations to see how it would have reacted.

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If it works with just the LF, it obviously works with just the LF. I appreciate the confirmation.