Use wireshark, filter your wireshark session by setting the destination or source ip to be that of the camera.
Onvif ptz how to#
How to figure out which control-type fits for that format?Ĭode: Select all SOAP-ENV:VersionMismatchInvalid SOAP message or SOAP version mismatch Error deserializing message. but i mainly followed your multiserver-architecture and have the video-lan separated from the db-lan.
would be glad about any information!īy the way.this camera also accepts command without beeing logged in. If i know how to puzzle a new control-type which will fit to the given data-format i would go this way. I started with Auto-Stop value of 1.0 (will correct that to 0.5)Ĭontrol-type: actually tried with pelco-d_ffmpeg, onvif aso (thanks for the update, that onvif is not realy implemented). (please ignore the this a result of a hexToAnsii conversion of delimiters) Fire up wireshark, watch the onvif soap messages go to the camera and see what the soap response is. If that still does not work, then you have to do this the hard way. I leave that portion up to someone else with the time and a camera that supports it. My netcat camera accepted all onvif commands regardless of the authentication I used (scary) thus preventing me from adding authentication to the script. 0.50ĭon't add user credentials because they aren't supported. It is probably in the url you used to get the stream.Īlso, put a value in to Auto Stop Timeout e.g. You have to figure out the onvif port for your camera. In your Control Address field, put your ip address and the onvif port the camera responds to e.g. The control script called "onvif" actually is not onvif at all and should either be deleted or replaced. every other tool works and i bet there is some mistake i made.Īt the moment, the Netcat control script I wrote is the only script in the zoneminder project which sends actual Onvif SOAP messages. my best result was 'connection reseted by peer'. (I also tested the combination of usr/user & pwd - according to some foscam settings)īut i have no success. With empty 'control device' or set to the path /onvif/device_service (according to the identifaction given by 'onvif dvc mgr'). In the monitors-settings the controllable-flag is enabled. In zoneminder the zm_opt_controls flag is enabled the version is 1.30.0 (onvif-probe enabled). The cams rtsp-channel works fine it's port is 554 and its also attached to the uri. the probe finds every device and lists some soap-structures.įfmpeg - modect - rtsp/unicast (i'll provide the login with the uri in 'source' The system (T38G006-ONVIF-P2P) is actually equipped with a zoom-motor and now I want to run it with zoneminder.Īccording to the docs I am using over a ubuntu 16.04 console. I ended up with iSpy, which is able to probe my onvif devices and correctly passes the commands to the underlying pelco-d system (onvif device mgr works too). to make sure everything works over onvif I used several tools. my main intend is to use onvif for controlling motors. Also when i paste the ver10 url ( ) in my webbrowser it shows an xml instead of an wsdl.Actually I am testing several optronical devices. But when I add a service reference to the wsdl with ver20 changed to ver10 I get a message that adding the wsdl failed because it contains links that could not be resolved. I dit read the awnser of this question in wich the person said the PTZ camera didn't support the ver20.
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The extra parameter is a timeout so i think that won't make that much difference but maybe some other things are different that cause my code to fail. PtzClient.Stop(profile.token, true, true) īut there are some differences with the code in the guide, for example the actual ContinuousMove function requires 3 parameters in my code instead of 2 as in the guide. PtzClient.ContinuousMove(profile.token, velocity, "1000") Velocity.PanTilt = new OnvifPTZ.Vector2D() OnvifPTZ.PTZSpeed velocity = new OnvifPTZ.PTZSpeed() OnvifPTZ.PTZConfigurationOptions options = PtzClient.GetConfigurationOptions(profile.token) OnvifMediaClient.Profile profile = mediaClient.GetProfile(profs.token) of this guide shows an example of how the ConinuousMove function should be used.įollowing this guide provided me with the following code: OnvifMediaClient.Profile profs = () I can use the GotoPreset function without a problem but the ContinuousMove function throws an ProtocolException. I'm trying to control a PTZ camera with the file.