Events Request \ Request URL Examples
To download event records from the on-camera database, you can make an HTTP GET request using the following target:
http://<camera-IP-address>/local/fflprapp/search.cgi?<paramName1>=<value1>&<paramName2>=<value2>
The request allows you to specify various parameters to filter the event records based on your requirements. Each parameter can be used independently, and string look-ups are case-insensitive. For string-type fields, partial sequences can be matched against the request parameter.
Parameter | Description |
text | Number plate text or a part thereof (e.g. AA11 for plates AA1122BB or AA1134XX) |
limit | Limit of events to return (like SQL LIMIT clause) |
offset | Records to skip before results get returned (like SQL OFFSET clause) |
timestampFrom | Timestamp to select events after the given value. Linux timestamp, milliseconds. May be used without "timestampTo". |
timestampTo | Timestamp to select events happened before the given value. Linux timestamp, UTC, milliseconds. May be used without "timestampFrom". |
country | Alpha3 ISO3166 country code, or a part thereof |
action | 0 (return only “no action” events) or 1 (return only “opened” events); skip to receive all events
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Request URL examples
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