See each stop before you change it
Each preset in a patrol shows up with its snapshot, so you see what the camera sees at that stop.
Set dwell time and speed for each preset, turn the camera's auto tracking on or off, and see a snapshot of each stop.
Install with one command in a terminal:
Version 0.5.0. Runs on a Mac, Linux or Raspberry Pi today. Source on GitHub
Each preset in a patrol shows up with its snapshot, so you see what the camera sees at that stop.
Stay longer at the gate and move on quickly past a quiet wall. Dwell time and speed are set per preset.
Each camera is listed with its patrols right under its tile, so you can review a site's patrols together.
PatrolCraft extends UniFi Protect for sites with PTZ cameras. Set up your patrols in Protect as usual. PatrolCraft lists each PTZ camera with its patrols, shows a snapshot of each preset, and lets you set how long the camera stays at each preset and how fast it moves there. When you start the patrol from PatrolCraft, it runs with your saved settings.
No. Create the patrol in UniFi Protect first, and PatrolCraft lists it so you can edit it.
For each preset, you set how long the camera stays there (dwell time) and how fast it moves to it (speed). The patrol editor also lets you turn the camera's auto tracking on or off for people, vehicles, and zoom while tracking.
Start runs the patrol with your saved dwell time and speed. If a patrol has no saved values, it runs as set up in Protect.
UniFi PTZ cameras adopted in Protect.
No. The demo is a simulation that runs in your browser, with example cameras and patrols.
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