This CGI command sets the active motion detection schedule. The schedule that is set inside your WebUI is the back-up schedule (see below). When you deactivate the alarm inside the webUI via the bell icon the active schedule will be stored inside the back-up schedule and afterwards replaced with an empty schedule. Clicking on the bell icon again will reverse this and set your old custom schedule.
param.cgi?cmd=getbackupschedule&-ename=md
Function
Set Motion Detection Time Back-UP Schedule Parameter
Authority
admin
Parameter
aname:
week0: Sunday：every 24 hrs divide to half hr is a segment , use P or N to indicate if the alarm is active - [P] means active , [N] means inactive
week1: Monday：every 24 hrs divide to half hr is a segment , use P or N to indicate if the alarm is active - [P] means active , [N] means inactive
week2: Tuesday：every 24 hrs divide to half hr is a segment , use P or N to indicate if the alarm is active - [P] means active , [N] means inactive
week3: Wednesday：every 24 hrs divide to half hr is a segment , use P or N to indicate if the alarm is active - [P] means active , [N] means inactive
week4: Thursday：every 24 hrs divide to half hr is a segment , use P or N to indicate if the alarm is active - [P] means active , [N] means inactive
week5: Friday：every 24 hrs divide to half hr is a segment , use P or N to indicate if the alarm is active - [P] means active , [N] means inactive
week6: Saturday：every 24 hrs divide to half hr is a segment , use P or N to indicate if the alarm is active - [P] means active , [N] means inactive
If you set the schedule through an automation system / smarthome, we recommend that you combine both the active and backup schedule in your SET command. This makes sure that you don't get out of sync:
