Request format
++viewlive?cameraNum=<camera1>[&cameraNum=<camera2>][&imageSize=<size>][&viewMethod=<method>]

Parameters
<camera1>, <camera2> etc are the numbers of the cameras to display
<size> is the size of the images, either in format "640x480" or "scale2" (double size) or "scale0.5" (half size)
<method> the viewing method of images on the page, one of the following numbers:

Example
++image?cameraNum=1&cameraNum=2&cameraNum=3&imageSize=640x480&method=0

Returned data
A HTML page containing live images from the cameras you specify.

Request format
++image?cameraNum=<camera>[&width=<width>][&height=<height>][&quality=<quality>]

Parameters
<camera> is the number of the camera, as displayed in the Device Map window
<width> is the width of the image in pixels
<height> is the height of the image in pixels
<quality> is the compression quality in the range 0 to 100

Example
++image?cameraNum=1&width=640&height=480&quality=50

Returned data
A single JPEG image for the specified camera.

Request format
++video?cameraNum=<camera>[&width=<width>][&height=<height>][&quality=<quality>][&req_fps=<fps>]

Parameters
<camera> is the number of the camera, as displayed in the Device Map window
<width> is the width of the image in pixels
<height> is the height of the image in pixels
<quality> is the compression quality in the range 0 to 100
<fps> is the FPS of video that SecuritySpy will attempt to send

Example
++video?cameraNum=1&width=640&height=480&quality=50&req_fps=10

Returned data
A multipart-mixed-replace JPEG stream, as follows:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n
Server: BBVS\r\n
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace;boundary=ssBoundary8345\r\n
\r\n
--ssBoundary8345\r\n
Content-Type: image/jpeg\r\n
Content-Length: 21325\r\n
\r\n
<JPEG image data>\r\n
--ssBoundary8345\r\n
Content-Type: image/jpeg\r\n
Content-Length: 22128\r\n
\r\n
<JPEG image data>\r\n
........

Request format
++video?codec=mp4v&cameraNum=<camera>[&width=<width>][&height=<height>][&quality=<quality>][&req_fps=<fps>]

Parameters
<camera> is the number of the camera, as displayed in the Device Map window
<width> is the width of the image in pixels
<height> is the height of the image in pixels
<quality> is the compression quality in the range 0 to 100
<fps> is the FPS of video that SecuritySpy will attempt to send

Example
++video?codec=mp4v&cameraNum=1&width=640&height=480&quality=50&req_fps=10

Returned data
A multipart-mixed-replace MPEG-4 stream, as follows:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n
Server: BBVS\r\n
SS-Codec: mp4v
SS-Width: 640
SS-Height: 480
SS-Depth: 24
Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace;boundary=ssBoundary8345\r\n
\r\n
--ssBoundary8345\r\n
Content-Length: 21325\r\n
\r\n
<MPEG-4 image data>\r\n
--ssBoundary8345\r\n
Content-Length: 22128\r\n
\r\n
<MPEG-4 image data>\r\n
........

Request format
++ptz/controls?cameraNum=<camera>

Parameters
<camera> is the number of the camera, as displayed in the Device Map window

Example
++ptz/controls?cameraNum=1

Returned data
An HTML page with buttons to control the PTZ of the specified camera.

Request format
++ptz/command?cameraNum=<camera>&command=<command>

Parameters
<camera> is the number of the camera, as displayed in the Device Map window
<command> is the command to excecute, which is a number as follows:

Example
++ptz/command?cameraNum=1&command=7

Returned data
"OK" as text if the command was accepted by SecuritySpy.

Note
Command 99 to stop movement is only applicable to certain cameras (eg. the Foscam FI8908W) that support continuous-motion PTZ and require this additional command to stop the movement after it is started. For other cameras that support movement in individual steps, this command does nothing.

Request format
++ssControlActiveMode?cameraNum=<camera>
++ssControlPassiveMode?cameraNum=<camera>

Parameters
<camera> is the number of the camera

Example
++ssControlActiveMode?cameraNum=1
++ssControlPassiveMode?cameraNum=1

Returned data
HTTP 303 redirect to the referer page, or if no referer page, the text "The control message was received OK".

Request format
++download?cameraNum=<camera1>[&cameraNum=<camera2>][&fileTypeMenu=<type>][&ageText=<age>]
[&date1Text=<date1>][&date2Text=<date2>][&format=<format>]

Parameters
<camera1>, <camera2> etc are the numbers of the cameras to be included in the list of footage
<type> a one-character indicator of what kinds of files to list:

<age> The maximum age of files to list, in days
<date1>, <date2> A date range for files to list, in the format "DD/MM/YY"
<format> The format of the returned data: "html" or "xml"

Example
++download?cameraNum=1&cameraNum=2&fileTypeMenu=b&ageText=5

Returned data
An HTML or XML page containing a list of files that match the search criteria, with download links to the the files themselves.

Request format
++camerastatus?cameraNum=<camera>

Parameters
<camera> is the number of the camera

Example
++camerastatus?cameraNum=1

Returned data
One of the following results in plain text:

Request format
++sounds

Returned data
An HTML page with a list of sounds installed in the SecuritySpy server with links. Clicking on a link will play the sound on the server computer.

Request format
++scripts

Returned data
An HTML page with a list of scripts installed in the SecuritySpy server with links. Clicking on a link will run the script on the server computer.