set-first-over
Use the interface to initialize the encoder when visiting it for the first time, setting the device name, passcode and date&time.
Obtain current device running status mask using get-status.
{
"cur-status": 65552 // device running status mask
...
}
statusFirst(0x01) indicates the device's first boot. If cur-status & statusFirst = statusFirst, it means the streamer is on the first run.
HTTP Request
// Enable pairing password
GET http://ip/usapi?method=set-first-over&name=xxx&enable-passwd=1&passwd=xxx
// Disable pairing password
GET http://ip/usapi?method=set-first-over&name=xxx&enable-passwd=0
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| method | set-first-over |
| name | Indicates the device name which contains 1. 1 to 32 characters 2. A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, spaces and special characters ._-+'[](), and can not start or end with space. |
| enable-passwd | Indicates the enable status of pairing password. 0 indicates disabled. 1 indicates enabled. |
| passwd | Indicates MD5 encrypted password. It is mandatory when enable-passwd = 1. |
| timezone | Indicates the timezone, such as Asia/Shanghai. For detailed information, refers to set-date-timeset-date-time.md |
| is-auto | Indicates whether to synchronize time automatically. 0 indicates to set time manually. 1 indicates to set time automatically. |
| time | Indicates to set time manually. The time string forms like 2019-09-10 15:10:00. Leave the time="", when is-auto=1. |
Response Body
{
"result": 0
}
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| result | 0 indicates that the request was accepted successfully. Refer to API Status Codes to find specific description for other values. |