Moving
your camera lens remotely using Email messages One camera is located
in the center of Japan, in the area of Kansai, in Osaka
City. This
camera is being controlled by the software Robot Benri. You can move the lens of
this camera from any place in the world using only Email commands .
To control this camera,
send one Email with some
of the following commands written in the field reference or subject .
Emails must be
sent to the
following address :
shuser19@deimaging.jp
The commands available for
this demo are:
C01
- Move this camera to the origin. (0, 0)
R01
- Move this camera to the right. (about 45 degrees).
L01 - Move this camera to the left. (about
45 degrees).
U01
- Move this camera to the top. (about 45 degrees).
D01
- Move this camera to the bottom. (about 45 degrees).
Z0130 - Define
zoom to 30%.
Z0180 - Define
zoom to 80%.
Z0100 - Define
no zoom.
I01 -
Send to the user by Email one image
from this
camera.
This camera can be moved
in the following ranges: Horizontal axis: 180
degrees (-90, a +90) and Vertical axis: 90 degrees (-45,
+45).
You can send more than
one command in one Email message:
Example 1:
C01R01U01I01
Example 2:
C01R01R01I01
Example 3:
Z0150I01
Send your command and wait for a short
time. Then, you will see that your commands
are executed by this camera.
Not broadcasting now
(please, use Internet explorer)
Also, you can move the lens of
your own cameras using this software Robot Benri.
You can use any of the
available cameras in the market.
For this demo, only commands written
above are available.
A complete list of commands that can be sent by Email to
control Robot Benri, can be seen at the following link:
http://www.deimaging.com/comandsemail.html
