Getting Auto Exposure Reference of a Scene File
Format /api/param?camera.scene(number).auto_exposure.reference
Example of response camera.scene(0).auto_exposure.reference=0&200 OK
Interpretation Acquire auto exposure reference. A number from -5 to 5 is returned. When the number is bigger,
image becomes brighter.
Allowed users admin, operator, user
Setting Auto Exposure Reference of a Scene File
Format /api/param?camera.scene(number).auto_exposure.reference=data
Example /api/param?camera.scene(0).auto_exposure.reference=0
Example of response camera.scene(0).auto_exposure.reference&202
Accepted(camera.scene.status=save)
Interpretation Change auto exposure reference. Specify a number from -5 to 5, or "+", "-". When the number is
bigger, image becomes brighter. The change of scene file 0 is saved by the API, camera.scene(0).status=save. If
the change is not saved, the setting is restored by reboot.
Allowed users admin, operator
Getting Color Level of a Scene File
Format /api/param?camera.scene(number).image.color
Example of response camera.scene(0).image.color=50&200 OK
Interpretation Acquire color level value. Range of color level is between 0 to 100. The value is mapped to 11
internal levels. The larger the value, the stronger will be the color.
Allowed users admin, operator, user
Setting Color Level of a Scene File
Format /api/param?camera.scene(number).image.color=data
Example of setting a value /api/param?camera.scene(0).image.color=50
Example of 1 step change /api/param?camera.scene(0).image.color=+
Example of response
camera.scene(0).image.color&202 Accepted(camera.scene.status=save)
Interpretation Change color level value. Specify 0 to 100, "+" or "-". The value is mapped to 11 internal levels.
The larger the value, the stronger will be the color. It becomes stronger 1 step by specifying "+", softer 1 step by
specifying "-". The change of scene file 0 is saved by the API, camera.scene(0).status=save. If the change is not
saved, the setting is restored by reboot.
Allowed users admin, operator