Axis 0333-60X Axis Perimeter User Manual

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AXIS Perimeter Defender

Advanced conﬁguration

</KEENEO_MESSAGE>

• VERSION is the internal version of the XML syntax and protocol.

• ID is a numeric identity for the message. ID’s are not guaranteed to be unique nor progressive.

• TYPE is the type of the message, here “CONNECTION_TEST”. The message type determines the sub-tags of the message

(none for messages of type “CONNECTION_TEST”).

• SENDER_IP is the ip address of the Axis camera sending the XML notication.

• SENDER_PORT is always zero; the camera cannot receive incoming messages.

• REFERENTIAL is the numeric ID associated to the camera

If the text format is chosen, the notication messages contain 7 elds each, separated by the “pipe” character “|”. If a eld can’t be

specied (for example, it does not make sense for that message type), it is replaced by “-“.

The seven elds are, from the rst to the last (in parenthesis, the corresponding XML eld when the format is XML):

1. The message numeric ID (“ID” attribute of the XML “KEENEO_MESSAGE” header).

2. The IPv4 address of the camera (“SENDER_IP” attribute of the XML “KEENEO_MESSAGE” header).

3. The referential number associated to the AXIS Perimeter Defender instance (“REFERENTIAL” tag).

4. The message type (“TYPE” attribute of the XML “KEENEO_MESSAGE” header).

5. The alarm type (“TYPE” tag).

6. The name of the scenario that has triggered the alarm (“SCENARIO_NAME” tag).

7. The timestamp (“TIMESTAMP” tag). The timestamp format is the same as for the XML format.

The previous CONNECTION_TEST message in TEXT format is:

1|192.168.1.40|45|CONNECTION_TEST|-|-|-

Example

An ALARM_START message in XML format looks like this example:

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<KEENEO_MESSAGE xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"

VERSION="5.0.0"

ID="9999"

TYPE="ALARM_START"

SENDER_IP="192.168.1.40"

SENDER_PORT="0">

<TYPE>INTRUSION</TYPE>

<SCENARIO_NAME>Intrusion-0</SCENARIO_NAME>

<EXTRA_DATA>zone=testzone</EXTRA_DATA>

<GUID>77acddf9-e0d4-402e-a497-231aeee22788</GUID>

</KEENEO_MESSAGE>

• The message header is the same as the “CONNECTION_TEST” message.

• The message type is “ALARM_START”, and has a set of sub-tags.

- REFERENTIAL is the numeric ID associated to the camera.

- TYPE is the type of the alarm triggered by AXIS Perimeter Defender, “INTRUSION” in this example. Other possible

types are “PRESENCE”, “PASSAGE” and “CONDITIONAL”.

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Axis 0333-60X Perimeter Defender Application