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WilEye Camera

These commands are available three ways — in the FREE-WILi GUI app, in a serial terminal, and on the device itself. See Connecting it to a computer for how to reach them.

Take a Picture

Take a picture from WILEye and save its SD card or FREE-WILi's Files system by file name.

How to use it — press t. At the prompt, enter: Destination as a Dec (0=SDCard, 1=FreeWili) and String for file name, separated by space.

What you enterdestination, filename.

Start Recording Video

Start recording video from WILEye and save it to SD card by file name

How to use it — press v. At the prompt, enter: file name for video (Will be saved on WILEye's SD card).

What you enterfilename.

Stop Recording Video

Stop recording video from WILEye

How to use it — press s.

Stream AI Detection Events

Stream AI Detection Events from WILEye

How to use it — press a. At the prompt, enter: AI Stream Mode (0=Off, 1=Pedestrian, 2=Face).

What you enterai_stream_mode.

Set Zoom

Set the zoom level of WILEye

How to use it — press m. At the prompt, enter: Zoom Level 1-4.

What you enterzoom.

Set Contrast

Set the contrast level of WILEye

How to use it — press c. At the prompt, enter: Contrast percentages 0-100.

What you entercontrast.

Set Saturation

Set the saturation level of WILEye

How to use it — press i. At the prompt, enter: Saturation percentages 0-100.

What you entersaturation.

Set Brightness

Set the brightness level of WILEye

How to use it — press b. At the prompt, enter: Brightness percentages 0-100.

What you enterbrightness.

Set Hue

Set the hue level of WILEye

How to use it — press u. At the prompt, enter: Hue percentages 0-100.

What you enterhue.

Set Resolution

Set the resolution state of WILEye

How to use it — press y. At the prompt, enter: Resolution Selection (0=640x480, 1=1280x720, 2=1920x1080).

What you enterresolutionstate.

Enable Disable Flash

Set the flash state of WILEye

How to use it — press l. At the prompt, enter: Flash State (0=Off, 1=On).

What you enterflash.

See also: Camera panel — the on-screen panel for this.