Netatmo Presence & Welcome working with Zipato using HTTP puzzles?? QNAP as dedicated NVR??
Hello all,
I have been doing research about integrating outdoor/indoor cameras with Zipato and QNAP security module. First I know Zipato interface is very limited regarding IP cameras, so basically integrating fully to Zipato is not a must even though it would be ideal.
I like QNAP NAS storage and application and their Security system interface seems VERY nice, having all the cameras in your TV seems pretty awesome, and the ability of monitoring them from inside your home is awesome (not only through a phone and app), they have a wide compatibility and they seem to be efficient by adding new compatible cameras.
https://www.qnap.com/solution/surveillance-station/en-us/
Doing some Christmas shopping I bumped into the Netatmo Presence and Welcome, they indeed look like very nice devices and specially the presence would be my ideal solution if it could be integrated to QNAP and using HTTP puzzles to Arm/Disarm from zipabox. Have anyone experienced any of these cameras with Zipato/QNAP yet??
How you would rate these IP cameras overall??
https://www.netatmo.com/product/security/presence
https://www.netatmo.com/product/security/welcome
Best Regards.
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I cant comment of the Netamo, but I was using to QNAP Surveillance for a while. I have since updated to a standalone tablet running Tinycam Montior Pro and recording to the NAS and Google Drive cloud backup.
But you are right, it would be nice to be able to use the Netamo facial recognition to disable the Zipato Alarm. You can do this via their IFTTT channel and the maker channel and a virtual meter in Zipato.
To record to the QNAP you would need Netamo to support RTSP or Onvif protocols, which I cant see they do, or at least dont supply to url feed.
Basically you need to contact Netatmo and ask them for the api for video feed and http gets for the facial recognition notification services.
I cant comment of the Netamo, but I was using to QNAP Surveillance for a while. I have since updated to a standalone tablet running Tinycam Montior Pro and recording to the NAS and Google Drive cloud backup.
But you are right, it would be nice to be able to use the Netamo facial recognition to disable the Zipato Alarm. You can do this via their IFTTT channel and the maker channel and a virtual meter in Zipato.
To record to the QNAP you would need Netamo to support RTSP or Onvif protocols, which I cant see they do, or at least dont supply to url feed.
Basically you need to contact Netatmo and ask them for the api for video feed and http gets for the facial recognition notification services.
Thanks for the reply Adrian. I also cannot find protocols supported on their web pages, either for presence or welcome.
I did look into the IFTTT channel but I can only see triggers for the welcome, not the presence, difficult to test without one... and they are not cheap. I did get into both forums (QNAP and netatmo) and asked about compatibility, will see their answers.
Thanks for the reply Adrian. I also cannot find protocols supported on their web pages, either for presence or welcome.
I did look into the IFTTT channel but I can only see triggers for the welcome, not the presence, difficult to test without one... and they are not cheap. I did get into both forums (QNAP and netatmo) and asked about compatibility, will see their answers.
Hey Alberto,
anything new about the Netatmo cams?
Cheers
Mirko
Hey Alberto,
anything new about the Netatmo cams?
Cheers
Mirko
It doesn't seem that Zipato will make integration of the Netatmo products any more. I'm waiting for so long. I have 4 different netatmo products (weather stations, welcome and presence) and I will try to work with IFTTT or ConradConnect.
Would have preferred staying with Zipabox.
It doesn't seem that Zipato will make integration of the Netatmo products any more. I'm waiting for so long. I have 4 different netatmo products (weather stations, welcome and presence) and I will try to work with IFTTT or ConradConnect.
Would have preferred staying with Zipabox.
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