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Imdacrocker: /* Customization */ Added link to page explaining how to find your camera's MAC address

2022-11-16T15:22:03Z

Customization: Added link to page explaining how to find your camera's MAC address

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	local mac = string.char(0xd4, 0xd9, 0x27, 0x87, 0xb6, 0xe5)		local mac = string.char(0xd4, 0xd9, 0x27, 0x87, 0xb6, 0xe5)
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			You can find your camera's MAC address using the following tips:

			https://havecamerawilltravel.com/gopro/gopro-mac-address/

	==Setup==		==Setup==

Imdacrocker: Updated to redirect to the preset, instead of the actual code

2022-11-16T05:18:41Z

Updated to redirect to the preset, instead of the actual code

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Imdacrocker: Added a section for the Hero4 control

2022-11-15T21:03:07Z

Added a section for the Hero4 control

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GTIspirit: /* Lua Script for Garmin Virb */

2020-05-17T19:02:33Z

Lua Script for Garmin Virb

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	=Lua Script for Garmin Virb=		=Lua Script for Garmin Virb=

	The following Lua Script enables WiFi control of your Garmin Virb camera using the Garmin [https://developer.garmin.com/downloads/virb/Camera_Network_Services_API_v0.5.pdf Camera Network Services API]. <br>		The following Lua Script enables WiFi control of your Garmin Virb camera using the Garmin [https://developer.garmin.com/downloads/virb/Camera_Network_Services_API_v0.5.pdf Camera Network Services API]. Not all commands in the API may work. Use commandList (via [https://www.postman.com/ Postman]) to determine which API commands are supported by your Garmin Virb camera.<br>
	''The Garmin Virb always uses 192.168.0.1 HTTP port ( 80 ).''<br>		''The Garmin Virb always uses 192.168.0.1 HTTP port ( 80 ).''<br>
	'''NOTE''': this Lua script is different than the GoPro script above in that Garmin uses POST commands instead of GET commands.<br>		'''NOTE''': this Lua script is different than the GoPro script above in that Garmin uses POST commands instead of GET commands.<br>

GTIspirit: /* Lua Script for Garmin Virb */

2020-05-17T18:58:14Z

Lua Script for Garmin Virb

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	The following Lua Script enables WiFi control of your Garmin Virb camera using the Garmin [https://developer.garmin.com/downloads/virb/Camera_Network_Services_API_v0.5.pdf Camera Network Services API]. <br>		The following Lua Script enables WiFi control of your Garmin Virb camera using the Garmin [https://developer.garmin.com/downloads/virb/Camera_Network_Services_API_v0.5.pdf Camera Network Services API]. <br>
			''The Garmin Virb always uses 192.168.0.1 HTTP port ( 80 ).''<br>
	'''NOTE''': this Lua script is different than the GoPro script above in that Garmin uses POST commands instead of GET commands.<br>		'''NOTE''': this Lua script is different than the GoPro script above in that Garmin uses POST commands instead of GET commands.<br>
	''For a more detailed explanation, see'' [https://forum.autosportlabs.com/viewtopic.php?t=6267 How to send HTTP POST request via Lua Script?]<br>		''For a more detailed explanation, see'' [https://forum.autosportlabs.com/viewtopic.php?t=6267 How to send HTTP POST request via Lua Script?]<br>
	It may be possible to control other WiFi devices by altering the POST command accordingly. e.g. instead of sending httpPost arguments {"command":"startRecording"} substitute this with the commands specified by the device API. <br>		It may be possible to control other WiFi devices by altering the POST command accordingly. e.g. instead of sending httpPost arguments {"command":"startRecording"} substitute this with the commands specified by the device API. Be sure to adjust the server host IP address if different than the Garmin standard.<br>

	==Customization==		==Customization==

GTIspirit: /* Optional */

2020-05-17T18:53:56Z

Optional

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	===Optional===		===Optional===
			* '''Port''': 5 is the WiFi port for the RaceCapture/Track MK2. Change according to [https://wiki.autosportlabs.com/RaceCapturePro_Lua_Scripting#Port_mappings Port mapping]
	* '''autoStart''': Change this if you want to start recording at a different threshold.		* '''autoStart''': Change this if you want to start recording at a different threshold.
	* '''autoStop''': Change this if you want to stop recording at a different threshold.		* '''autoStop''': Change this if you want to stop recording at a different threshold.

GTIspirit: /* Lua Script for Garmin Virb */

2020-05-17T18:48:21Z

Lua Script for Garmin Virb

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	=Lua Script for Garmin Virb=		=Lua Script for Garmin Virb=

	The following Lua Script enables WiFi control of your Garmin Virb camera.		The following Lua Script enables WiFi control of your Garmin Virb camera using the Garmin [https://developer.garmin.com/downloads/virb/Camera_Network_Services_API_v0.5.pdf Camera Network Services API]. <br>
			'''NOTE''': this Lua script is different than the GoPro script above in that Garmin uses POST commands instead of GET commands.<br>
			''For a more detailed explanation, see'' [https://forum.autosportlabs.com/viewtopic.php?t=6267 How to send HTTP POST request via Lua Script?]<br>
			It may be possible to control other WiFi devices by altering the POST command accordingly. e.g. instead of sending httpPost arguments {"command":"startRecording"} substitute this with the commands specified by the device API. <br>

	==Customization==		==Customization==
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	===Optional===		===Optional===
	* '''autoStart''': Change this if you want to start recording at a different threshold.		* '''autoStart''': Change this if you want to start recording at a different threshold.
	* '''autoStop''': Change this if you want to stop recording at a different threshold. ~~'''Ensure this is less than the start trigger'''~~		* '''autoStop''': Change this if you want to stop recording at a different threshold.
	* '''debug''': If things aren't working as expected you can set this to 1 to see the conversation between the WiFi module and the GoPro.		* '''debug''': If things aren't working as expected you can set this to 1 to see the conversation between the WiFi module and the GoPro.
	** This information shows up in the log window below the script window - check the box '''Poll log''' to see this information.		** This information shows up in the log window below the script window - check the box '''Poll log''' to see this information.
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	function onTick()		function onTick()
	checkWiFi()		checkWiFi()
	println('trigger value: ' ..trigger)		--println('trigger value: ' ..trigger)
	println('recording status: ' ..recording)		--println('recording status: ' ..recording)
	if debug ==1 then println("WiFi Status: " ..wifiStatus) end		if debug ==1 then println("WiFi Status: " ..wifiStatus) end
	end		end

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			A few comments:
			* The POST command is repeated the number of times specified by reps. This is because during testing the startRecording was not entirely reliable. The camera somehow missed the command.
			* The trigger condition is set to use bit 6 of the CAN channel 77AB2. This signal comes from a switch on the dashboard wired to an ECU, which then sends switch status on the CAN to which the RaceCapture/Track MK2 is connected. Modify accordingly if you have a similar switch, otherwise comment this out and uncomment the getGpsSpeed() line, altering the autoStart and autoStop thresholds accordingly.

GTIspirit: Initial page for Garmin Virb camera control

2020-05-17T18:23:38Z

Initial page for Garmin Virb camera control

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GTIspirit: /* Lua Script */

2020-05-17T18:13:23Z

Lua Script

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	=Lua Script=		=Lua Script for GoPro=

	The following Lua Script enables WiFi control of your GoPro camera.		The following Lua Script enables WiFi control of your GoPro camera.

GTIspirit: /* Currently supported cameras */

2020-05-17T18:09:09Z

Currently supported cameras

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	* GoPro Hero 2/3		* GoPro Hero 2/3
	* GoPro Hero 4/5 (experimental)		* GoPro Hero 4/5 (experimental)
			* Garmin Virb Ultra 30 (experimental)

	Note, We recommend GoPro 2/3 due to stability / reliability issues seen with the later GoPro devices.		Note, We recommend GoPro 2/3 due to stability / reliability issues seen with the later GoPro devices.

	Additional Camera support will be added with future firmware releases.		Additional Camera support will be added with future firmware releases.

	==Overview==		==Overview==