Command line (console) via SSH protocol
Command line (console) via SSH protocol
Terminal command line
You can connect to the terminal via SSH protocol and control it with text commands in console mode. Login and password for SSH access is the same as for access to the web-interface.
The following command descriptions are valid starting with terminal version 2.9.2.
Command structure
mute | <id> | <on/off> | [<participant>] | <”name”> |
---|---|---|---|---|
keyword | mandatory argument, a user must specify its value | mandatory argument, which possesses only the specified set of values | optional argument, a user can specify it if necessary;
If it’s not specified, command affects only a terminal |
a mandatory string argument, if it contains spaces, it must be passed in quotes |
Examples
Task | Use case |
---|---|
Get information about the microphone status | mute get <participant>
response: mute <participant> <on/off> |
Enable/disable the microphone (bool) | mute <on/off>
mute <participant> <on/off> |
Get information about the camera status | video get <participant>
response: video <participant> <on/off> |
Enable/disable self camera (bool) | video get <on/off>
video get <participant> <on/off> |
Get the list of available cameras | camera list
response: camera {"cameras":[{"format":"YUYV","fps":"30","height":"1080","id":"00-00 Eco Capture Dual HDMI M.2","name":"00-00 Eco Capture Dual HDMI M.2","path":"/dev/video0","role":"main&presentation","width":"1920"},{"format":"YUYV","fps":"30","height":"1080","id":"00-01 Eco Capture Dual HDMI M.2","name":"00-01 Eco Capture Dual HDMI M.2","path":"/dev/video1","role":"not_set","width":"1920"}]} |
sends ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets to a network host; | ping <ip address> |
outputs a packet route trace to the network host; | traceroute <ip address> |
clears the console screen; | clear |
a list of available commands; | help |
command line exit; | exit |
The example of the camera parameters request command
camera info "ImagePlus_UHD_Media_20200924173"
Format: MJPG
Size: 1920x1080
Interval: 30*
Interval: 25
Interval: 20
Format: H264
Size: 1920x1080
Interval: 30*
Interval: 25
Interval: 20
Format: HEVC
Size: 1920x1080
Interval: 30*
Interval: 25
Interval: 20
OK
Set a camera role | camera set <id> <role> [<width>] [<height>] [<fps>] [<format>] OK camera set "UHD_Media" main&presentation response: camera OK |
Move a camera | down|left|right|zoom+|zoom-|stop> [<step>]
("step" argument stops the camera after one movement step without sending the "stop" command) response: camera move left OK |
Save a camera preset | camera preset set <number>
response: camera preset set 1 OK |
Save a preset with a camera movement | camera preset go <number>
response: camera preset go 2 OK |
Request a contacts list | addrbook all
response: addrbook all [{"id":8,"name":"Alex","number":"10.1.0.10","status":"0","type":"auto"}] |
Add a contact | addrbook add <”name”> <number> <type>
response: addrbook add OK |
Change a contact | addrbook edit <id> <”name”> <number> <type>
response: addrbook edit OK |
Delete a contact | addrbook remove <id>
response: addrbook remove 8 OK |
Make a call | dial manual <number> [<speed>][<resolution>][<type>][<fps>]
response: dial auto 10.0.0.1 OK |
Finish a call | hangup all
response: hangup all OK |
Disconnect a participant | hangup <participant>
response: hangup Alex OK |
Accept an incoming call | accept <id>
<id> - may be a temporary ID assigned to a caller displayed in a command line, a.g.: [event] call-incoming FqEWhO4E333RIebFGlMHvsrK SIP SIP/1004 connection transfer response: accept FqEWhO4E333RIebFGlMHvsrK OK |
Reject an incoming call | decline <id> <description>
response: decline 8 <description> OK |
callinfo
response: callinfo
{
"abonents": [
{
"Audio": "1",
"Participant": "terminalendpoint",
"Video": "1",
"Watermark": ""
}
],
"time": 0
}
OK