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Intellect integration guide. Introduction
Hardware and Software Module Integration
- Integrating hardware and software modules with Intellect
- Intellect Integration Developer Kit (IIDK)
- General Information on IIDK
- Connecting to Intellect
- IIDK Functions
- Sent Message Syntax
- Examples of Managing System Objects
- Adding, Updating, and Deleting System Objects
- Working with the System in the Multiuser Mode
- Determining Computers Where Intellect was Unloaded (via Port 1030)
- Redirecting Video Cameras to the Monitor
- Obtaining Object Parameters (via Port 1030 ) GET_CONFIG
- Obtaining Information on Object States GET_STATE and GET_LIST
- Showing Information Messages. SET_STATE
- Live and archived video
- Telemetry control via IIDK
- Map layer operations
- Obtaining info on core queues with GET_QUEUE_INFO command
- Playing audio archive for a period. START_PLAY_TIME command
- Playback of the dial tone. The START_TONE and STOP_TONE commands
- Get statistics on the video stream. STATISTIC
CamMonitor.ocx ActiveX Control
- General description of CamMonitor.ocx component of ActiveX
- How to install CamMonitor.ocx
- CamMonitor.ocx parameters
- CamMonitor.ocx methods
- CamMonitor.ocx events
Intellect HTTP API
- General information on HTTP API
- Product version
- Authorization using a token key
- Maps
- Object classes
- Objects
- Getting events
- Sending commands to server
- Macros
- Video
- PTZ control
- Using the archive
- Sound
- Users
- Commands used for ECHD integration
- Sending reactions, events or XML data to Intellect with HTTP API
- Configuring the Technoserv integration
- Calling API of vertical solutions via Intellect HTTP API
Intellect HTTP-Server
Axxon Next integration
Configuring RabbitMQ
Intellect software Integration Guide. Postscript
APPENDIX 1. DDI file structure
APPENDIX 2. NissObjectDLLExt and CoreInterface class declarations
Note
This module is used as an example of working with IIDK—see Hardware and Software Module Integration.
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