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Low illumination situation on DM368 ipnc

Dear all:

    When ip cam work in low illumination situation, the iamge will become gray level,

Where can I modify the function?, I want show original imgae that IP CAM recivered (not gray image).

Some one can give me advise?

Thanks a lot.

  • Hi Hirain,

    You can try to change that in web  browser :    http://192.168.1.168/vb.htm?colorkiller=1
    colorkiller : 0=auto (default),  1=Color, 2=Black&White)      

    Trace code in boa web server, if you need to change it another way.

    Regards,
    Marko.

  • hi Marko:

        I try to use your method, but the brower feedback an error message "NG colorkiller" when I use http://192.168.1.168/vb.htm?colorkiller=2

    Does colorkiller means Day/Night mode? I don't change to Night Mode when I use it in my situation.


    I am using ipnc 2.6 version. Thanks a lot.

  • Hirain,

    Maybe it's another SW version, it might support only 0/1,  try http://192.168.1.168/vb.htm?colorkiller=0   (or 1)

    You can see all parameters with :    http://192.168.1.168/ini.htm.  See if there is a "colorkiller" parameter.

    Regards,
    Marko.

  • Hi Marko:

        Thanks for your reply, I try to get colorkiller default parameter, I get it "1" from ini.htm

    When I change DAY/NIGHT Mode from DAY (default) to NIGHT,

    The colorkiller also change to "0"

    So I think the colorkiller that means DAY/NiGHT mode,

    But when I get gray level image, My mode is DAY,

    Is it correct?

    Can you give me some advise ? Thanks a lot.

  • Hirain,

    Yes, colorkiller is DAY/NIGHT in web interface.
    By my experience, it works fine with TI 2A library.
    When you are using Appro 2A library, you should also put IR cut filter, if you have it in front of sensor.
    You can do that  with "ndshutter" parameter.


    Regards,
    Marko.