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Example of available URL commands

Available Commands (use upper or lowercase letter or any mixture of them):

/set?camera=0 alias /set?cam=0 
/set?BacklightCompensation=2 alias /set?bc=2 (allowed values between 0 and 2, interval is 1)
/set?Brightness=255 alias /set?bn=255 (allowed values between 0 and 255, interval is 1)
/set?ColorEnable=1 alias /set?ce=1 (allowed values between 0 and 1, interval is 1)
/set?Contrast=255 alias /set?ct=255 (allowed values between 0 and 255, interval is 1)
/set?Exposure=-3 alias /set?ex=-3 (allowed values between -12 and -3, interval is 1)
/set?Gamma=150 alias /set?gm=150 (allowed values between 90 and 150, interval is 1)
/set?Hue=180 alias /set?hu=180 (allowed values between -180 and 180, interval is 1)
/set?Pan=16 alias /set?pa=16 (allowed values between -16 and 16, interval is 1)
/set?Roll=3 alias /set?ro=3 (allowed values between 0 and 3, interval is 1)
/set?Saturation=100 alias /set?sa=100 (allowed values between 0 and 100, interval is 1)
/set?Sharpness=7 alias /set?sh=7 (allowed values between 0 and 7, interval is 1)
/set?Tilt=16 alias /set?ti=16 (allowed values between -16 and 16, interval is 1)
/set?WhiteBalance=6500 alias /set?wb=6500 (allowed values between 2800 and 6500, interval is 10)
/set?Zoom=400 alias /set?zo=400 (allowed values between 100 and 400, interval is 10)
/set?LowLightCompensation= alias /set?ll=

/set?profile= alias /set?pr=

To toggle Low Light Compensation on and off: /set?LowLightCompensation=on /set?ll=on (only ON and OFF are supported) 
To toggle auto on and off: /set?focus=autoon /set?focus=autooff (any AUTO capable value can be toggled) /set?frequency=60 alias /set?fr=60(allowed values are only 50 or 50) 

Make sure you use a valid interval - e.g. /set?focus=4 has no effect if the interval is 5 (that means valid settings are 0,5,10,15, etc.)


To increase or decrease use /inc or /dec commands:
/inc?brightness alias /inc?bn
/dec?contrast alias /inc?ct
inc and dec will use a valid interval automatically 

 You can concatenate /set parameters as follows: /set?camera=1,brightness=200,exposure=5,contrast=128
or concatenate with aliases of course, like this: /set?cam=1,bn=200,ex=5,ct=128

 "0" or "255" are just examples - set the value you want!
 If the value you specify is not within camera ranges no change will take place
e.g. frequency will only accept 50 or 60, brightness will be allowed between 0 and 255. There can be NO spaces anywhere in the string