I don't need the motion detection to send me emails every second of the day - only when I'm out of the house. With my other cameras, I can send a command to arm or disarm. If you think you can help, please leave an answer on StackOverflow. I get a 200 OK, and the volume is set on the camera. Despite creating the audio files correctly, and POSTing them to the cameras - they make not a peep! curl -vv -data-binary curl -vv -X POST -d -header 'Content-Type:audio/x-wav' It should be possible to POST an audio file to the cameras, either in G.726, or G.711 (a-law or u-law). This is proving tricky, despite the manual's promises to the contrary. One of the tasks I wanted to accomplish was to make the cameras play some of the turret sounds from the video game 'Portal'. The manuals give all sorts of instructions, how to view video streams, get photos, set and get various options. After a bit of digging, I found a discussion on how to activate this functionality. The only main addition is the ability to move the camera via its pan/tile functionality. I haven't yet found a manual for the RC8230 - but it uses most of the same API commands. Use-IP have the admin manual for the OC821D. Luckily, their resellers do!ĮyeSpy247 have the admin manual for the RC8221. Discovering The APIĪs I said previously, Sercomm provides no documentation. Oh yes, all the cameras come with a variety of commands which can be controlled by simple a HTTP GET request.

Luckily, the API allows us to force the resolution. The cameras are meant to be able to record at 720p - yet the user interface doesn't seem to allow it. You can now go and fiddle with all the settings. The default username is 'administrator' - there is no password set. Visit the IP address assigned by DHCP and you'll get to the admin panel. DefaultsĪfter resetting the cameras, they'll happily attach up to any wired network via the Ethernet port. SerComm don't offer any firmware, GPL downloads, or much information about the cameras - so it's all very much trial and error. They mostly resell the cameras to Linksys, Cisco, Xanboo. Annoyingly, Sercomm don't have any customer services. OC821D - an external camera with weatherproof features.Īll of them are manufactured by Taiwanese OEM Sercomm.I wonder what happens if a burglar used lockpicks on them.Īnyway, this is my voyage of discovery with the three cameras. After a little bit of thought, I went for decided low-tech solution I hit the reset button! Yes, each camera had a recessed switch, accessible only with a paperclip, which reset the device to factory settings after holding it down for 10 seconds.

Sadly, all the vulnerabilities previously reported no longer work.

Using a man-in-the-middle attack to sniff the password, or trying to dump the firmware and examine that. Naturally, there was no supplied username or password. Each camera was pre-programmed to communicate with a specific website, and only attach to a predefined wireless access point. I was recently given 3 rather locked-down network cameras.

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