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Q-engineering edited this page Aug 6, 2022
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Settings are found at /mnt/WRdisk/settings.txt
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The /mnt/WRdisk/
location is only folder which can be writen even with the overlay function active. All the other folders not hold their data after a reboot. See the overlay item for more information.
You have the following settings:
setting | Description |
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[Section1] | Identifier, don't change. |
cam_name = 1 | The camera number will appear in your emails (in case you have more cameras active). |
email = none | Your personal e-mail address where the e-mails will be sent. None disables email notification. |
gmail = johndoe123@gmail.com | Your gmail account used for storage and re-directing emails. |
recording = 1 |
1 enables recording, 0 disables recording. |
rec_prolong = 10 | Extends the recording by x seconds after an event.It avoids a succession of tiny recordings: the postman rings - the postman leaves (to check the back door) - the postman comes back on the scene (no one at the back door) - the postman leaves (writes a note in his car) - the postman comes back - and so on. |
set_trigger = 1.4 | Threshold to set a detect motion event. Use the diagnosis screen to get an idea of what percentage you should take. Guarding your backyard requires different thresholds than the front doorbell. |
reset_trig = 0.1 | Threshold to reset a motion event. |
no_sec_mail = 90 | After an email is sent, no second email within x seconds.(No need for an avalanche of emails once your kid has let the dog loose in the backyard). |
gdrive = 1 |
1 enables Gdrive storage, 0 disables storage. |
up_and_del = 1 |
1 deletes a recording from the Raspberry Pi (SD card or USB stick) once uploaded to Gdrive. Recordings are temporarily stored in /dev/shm/rec/ . Highly recommended!0 saves all recordings in /home/pi/Videos , which will eventually take up all the space on your system. If not taken care of often, your Raspberry PI will crash due to memory shortage. |