Our web server app offers automatic updates to users whenever a new release becomes available. This manual upgrade process is for users managing their own server installations. To initiate the upgrade, simply navigate to the “Tools” menu and select “Upgrade Server”. This is followed by confirming your intention to update and patiently wait a few […]
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Configuration of the server for camera artificial intelligence After the successful login, you should see this in your browser: Now you click on the “Tools” button and then on “Link Worker(s)”. That should bring you here: Here you can enter the URL of the CAM-AI-Server you want to. The example here is our test server.
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Getting the right server hardware for camera artificial intelligence To set up a CAM-AI server you need to get a Raspi 4 or Raspi 5 with a minimum of 4GB RAM. Raspi 3 will not work. If you did not buy a complete kit, you also need to get a power supply, a case, and
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Please check the camera’s manual. What you need to do is: Once you fixed it for your camera, it would be nice if you leave a comment with a short instruction in our Forum. Thank you!
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This tutorial was made using a FRITZ!Box running on OS version 7.50. Most of the functionalities will be analog on other OS versions, although they may look slightly different. From the main menu (left sidebar) you go to Internet –> Permit Access –> Add Device for Sharing. That will bring you here: The only thing
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If your camera has been used before, we recommend putting it back in the factory default state. Here is how: You connect your camera to your router (via network cable) and electric power (via power cord), giving 3 minutes for booting. Then you press the reset button for ten seconds. Details can be found here.
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If you do not want to set up your own server, you can use the web application provided by the CAM-AI server. Here is how: Before you start using the web server app we recommend that you set up your camera to match with the CAM-AI server. Click here to continue with the camera setup.
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If you want to send alarm emails with CAM-AI on your own server (e.g. Raspi users) you need to configure the SMTP account to use for that. Here is how to do this: (Users of our Webbrowser App can skip this configuration. There is a preinstalled CAM-AI Mail account available.) In the main menu, you
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We assume that you have successfully installed the CAM-AI system on your camera web server as described here. Now that it’s up and running, it’s time to start using it. Here’s how to get started. The three software modules that work on each video stream: If you’ve installed CAM-AI on your camera web server, you’re
In this post, we assume you have set up a CAM-AI server and are logged in. If this is not the case, please find the instructions here. From the main menu, you click on “Schools” and then “Add School”. That should bring you here: You select any name for the new model (=school) and click
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