Open KapitanKapitan opened 1 year ago
http://192.168.18.156:8090/search
display this
{ "sn": "102204378", "factory_code": 0, "factory_code_str": "", "model": "Bell 8S", "tp": "lasivvb8ccnsma4t", "p2p_uuid": "", "ip": "192.168.18.156", "mask": "255.255.255.0", "gw": "192.168.18.1", "mac": "b4:fb:e3:d9:ef:65", "interface": "wlan0", "version": "4.0.7" }
cmdline:
setenv bootargs mem=64M console=ttySAK0,115200n8 loglevel=10 mtdparts=spi0.0:256k(bld),64k(env),64k(enc),64k(sysflg),3m(sys),4032k(app),640k(cfg) ppsAppParts=5 ip=192.168.1.99:::255.255.255.0 eth=00:55:7b:b5:7d:f7 ethDisable
deviceinfo:
{"devname":"Smart Home Camera","model":"Bell 8S","serialno":"102204378","softwareversion":"4.0.7","hardwareversion":"BE8S_A2_V10_433","firmwareversion":"ppstrong-a3-tuya2_general-4.0.7.20210513","identity":"M4G0194M5P00940180","authkey":"B6ariuQ65h2zoCf43yELWhfLvLqqZV5Q","deviceid":"pp01b7a32e65a95706ed","pid":"aaa","WiFi MAC":"b4:fb:e3:d9:ef:65","ETH MAC":"b4:fb:e3:d9:ef:65"}
@KapitanKapitan many devices have the onvif password defined in tuya_config.json -- check for settings under http://admin:056565099@ip/proc/self/root/home/cfg/tuya_config.json as that may have the onvif password if it's different than the default one.
Thx for you response, but I have another problem, when I put http://admin:admin@192.168.18.156:8090/proc/self/root/etc/init.d/S90PPStrong
i still get
# debug MTDNUM=5
my http://192.168.18.156:8090/proc/cmdline is:
setenv bootargs mem=64M console=ttySAK0,115200n8 loglevel=10 mtdparts=spi0.0:256k(bld),64k(env),64k(enc),64k(sysflg),3m(sys),4032k(app),640k(cfg) ppsAppParts=5 ip=192.168.1.99:::255.255.255.0 eth=00:55:7b:b5:7d:f7 ethDisable
So I prepare env file in nothepad like this:
bootargs=mem=64M console=ttySAK0,115200n8 mtdparts=spi0.0:256k(bld),64k(env),64k(enc),64k(sysflg),3m(sys),4032k(app),640k(cfg) ppsAppParts=5 ppsWatchInitEnd - ip=\\${T//_/\\$\\'"\\\\x20"\\'}:::::";T=\\"sleep_5;mkdir_-p_/mnt/mmc01;mount_-t_vfat_/dev/mmcblk0p1_/mnt/mmc01;/mnt/mmc01/initrun.sh&\\";eval"
But still I get:
# debug MTDNUM=5
without # before MTD....
Can you help me with that?
So form Iv get:
{ "version": 1, "sleep_mode": 0, "alarm_fun_onoff": 0, "alarm_fun_sensitivity": 1, "alarm_fun_mode_switch": 0, "alarm_fun_time_start": 0, "alarm_fun_time_end": 0, "flip_onoff": 0, "light_onoff": 1, "night_mode": 0, "sound_detect_onoff": 0, "sound_detect_sensitivity": 0, "watermark_onoff": 1, "event_record_time": 60, "enable_event_record": 2, "record_enable": 1, "motion_trace": 1, "motion_area_switch": 0, "motion_area": "", "motion_tracking": 0, "cry_detection_switch": 0, "humanoid_filter": 0, "loudspeaker_vol_pct": 100, "jingle_mode": 2, "jingle_sound": 1, "jingle_volume": 100, "jingle_exist": 0, "onvif_enable": 1, "onvif_pwd": "123456" }
So looks like ONVIF is enabled and password is 123456. But still I get error wrong password...
@KapitanKapitan the #
in front of MTDNUM will NOT be removed. The important thing is that after you follow the steps the response to http://192.168.18.156:8090/proc/cmdline changes (it should end with a section like ip=\\${T//_/\\$\\'"\\\\x20"\\'}:::::";T=\\"sleep_5;mkdir_-p_/mnt/mmc01;mount_-t_vfat_/dev/mmcblk0p1_/mnt/mmc01;/mnt/mmc01/initrun.sh&\\";eval"
).
If you have onvif password 123456, the user should be admin and it should just work. Have you tried it with different software (i.e. phone, computer, etc) -- I would verify it works 'anywhere' before trying to set it up with the NVR.
Hello,
I try to connect this device to my NVR by ONVIF.
Settings in app:
Settings in NVR:
Login: admin Password: admin
But I get password error on my NVR or i7-VMS Lite software.
What I do wrong? What is the correct login data?
Edit: When I use RTSP its working on VLC:
What I do wrong with onvif...?