[Bug] Enabling/disabling Via Web Service Automatically Turns Off Motion Tracking On Yi 2K Pro (Y623)

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Bug: Enabling/Disabling via Web Service Automatically Turns Off Motion Tracking on Yi 2K Pro (Y623)

When using a web service to enable or disable the Yi 2K Pro (Y623) camera, a peculiar issue arises. The motion tracking feature, which is a crucial aspect of the camera's functionality, automatically turns off. This problem is not limited to a specific scenario but occurs consistently whenever the camera is enabled or disabled via a web service.

To reproduce this issue, follow these steps:

Step 1: Send a Request via a Browser or HTTP Client

Send a request to the camera's CGI interface using a browser or an HTTP client. The URL for this request is http://<IP_ADDRESS>/cgi-bin/camera_settings.sh?switch_on=yes to enable the camera or http://<IP_ADDRESS>/cgi-bin/camera_settings.sh?switch_on=no to disable it.

Step 2: Ensure Correct Authentication

Verify that the authentication setup is correctly configured and working. This is essential to ensure that the request is processed successfully.

Step 3: Observe the Camera's Response

After sending the request, observe the camera's response. The camera should turn on or off as expected, but the motion tracking feature should remain enabled. However, in this case, the motion tracking is automatically disabled.

Step 4: Verify the Issue's Scope

This issue did not occur on the previous Yi 1080p camera but started when switching to the Yi 2K Pro (Y623). This suggests that the issue might be specific to the Yi 2K Pro model.

Step 5: Exclude Other Scenarios

The issue does not occur when toggling the camera from the Kami app or the hack's web interface. This indicates that the problem is specific to web service requests.

If further assistance is required to debug this issue, please provide a dump, logs, or any other relevant information. This will help in identifying the root cause of the problem and finding a suitable solution.

While the exact cause of this issue is unknown, there are a few possible explanations:

  • Incompatible Web Service Request: The web service request might be incompatible with the Yi 2K Pro camera's firmware, leading to the automatic disabling of motion tracking.
  • Firmware Issue: The issue might be related to a firmware bug or incompatibility in the Yi 2K Pro camera.
  • Configuration Problem: There might be a configuration issue with the camera's settings or the web service request that is causing the motion tracking to be disabled.

To resolve this issue, the following steps can be taken:

  • Update Firmware: Ensure that the Yi 2K Pro camera's firmware is up-to-date. This might resolve any compatibility issues with the web service request.
  • Modify Web Service Request: Modify the web service request to ensure that it is compatible with the Yi 2K Pro camera's firmware.
  • Reconfigure Camera Settings: Reconfigure the camera's settings to ensure that motion tracking is enabled by default.

The issue of motion tracking being automatically disabled when enabling or disabling the Yi 2K Pro camera via a web service is a peculiar problem that requires further investigation. By following the steps to reproduce the issue and providing additional information, it is possible to identify the root cause of the problem and find a suitable solution.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the Bug: Enabling/Disabling via Web Service Automatically Turns Off Motion Tracking on Yi 2K Pro (Y623)

A: The issue is that when enabling or disabling the camera via a web service, the motion tracking feature automatically turns off.

A: To reproduce the issue, follow these steps:

  1. Send a request to the camera's CGI interface using a browser or an HTTP client.
  2. Ensure that the authentication setup is correctly configured and working.
  3. Observe the camera's response and verify that the motion tracking is disabled.
  4. Verify that the issue does not occur when toggling the camera from the Kami app or the hack's web interface.

A: The issue did not occur on the previous Yi 1080p camera but started when switching to the Yi 2K Pro (Y623). This suggests that the issue might be specific to the Yi 2K Pro model.

A: The possible causes of the issue include:

  • Incompatible web service request
  • Firmware issue
  • Configuration problem

A: To resolve the issue, you can try the following:

  • Update the firmware of the Yi 2K Pro camera
  • Modify the web service request to ensure compatibility with the Yi 2K Pro camera's firmware
  • Reconfigure the camera's settings to ensure that motion tracking is enabled by default

A: To help debug the issue, please provide the following information:

  • A dump of the camera's logs
  • Any relevant configuration files or settings
  • A detailed description of the issue and any error messages that occur

A: Yes, you can use the Kami app or the hack's web interface to toggle the camera on and off without disabling the motion tracking feature. However, this may not resolve the underlying issue.

A: The issue is specific to the Yi 2K Pro camera and may not occur on other models. However, it is possible that similar issues may occur on other models as well.

A: Yes, you can get further assistance to resolve the issue by providing the required information and following the steps outlined above.