Image Contrast; Wireless Sensors; Adding Wireless Sensors - YOYOMOTION YOYOCam G3 User Manual

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Image Contrast

YOYOCam supports five contrast levels to adjust the camera to the ambient conditions. Contrast
level 1 is softest and 5 is most contrasty. Default is 4.
Command:
#38#ContrastLevel#
Example:
#38#3#
Response:
Image contrast has been set to 3
Note: Check your image contrast setting in each different condition (e.g. daylight, night) to make sure
that the image is captured ok.

Wireless Sensors

You can add up to 15 external wireless sensors which operate on the 433MHz standard. When
YOYOCam is armed and a sensor is triggered, YOYOCam will emit a warning bleep and raise an
alarm by SMS only or SMS followed by MMS, according to the way the sensor is configured.
There are two alarm modes for wireless sensors:
Armed-Only Mode: sensor only triggers the alarm when the YOYOCam is armed. This mode
is good for door sensors and infrared sensors.
Always-On Mode: sensor will always trigger the alarm (even when YOYOCam is disarmed).
This mode is good for smoke detectors, gas detectors, panic buttons.

Adding Wireless Sensors

To add a Wireless Sensor
1. Make sure the wireless sensor is powered on.
2. Send the command to add the sensor to YOYOCam
Command
#05#SensorDescription#
#05#*SensorDescription#
#196#SensorDescription#
Example:
#05#*FrontDoor#
Note: SensorDescription is a textual name (up to 15 numbers and letters) that you choose to
identify the sensor. Use only plain alphabetical characters, i.e. do not use å, ä, ö, ç, ñ etc. If
no name is supplied, YOYOCam names the sensors Sensor1, Sensor2, Sensor3...
3. YOYOCam emits a bleep tone and the indicator flashes alternate red and green.
4. YOYOCam sends a notification SMS: YOYOCam is ready to connect a sensor. Please
activate the sensor now.
YOYOCam G3 User Guide v0.2
Mode
Armed-Only Mode
Armed-Only Mode
Always-On Mode
Notification
SMS notification upon alarm
SMS and MMS notification upon alarm
SMS notification upon alarm
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