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I had already seen the Pelco-D document but was not sure if the protocol was a superset of the EYES protocol or equivalent to it. The teleeye site contained a lot of useful information but not any detail regarding ptz control protocols.
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I had already seen the Pelco-D document but was not sure if the protocol was a superset of the EYES protocol or equivalent to it. The teleeye site contained a lot of useful information but not any detail regarding ptz control protocols.

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Is there a published specification for the EYES protocol which is used for remote Pan,Tilt and Zoom control (PTZ) of CCTV cameras.
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Is there a published specification for the EYES protocol which is used for remote Pan,Tilt and Zoom control (PTZ) of CCTV cameras.

EYES protocol documentation

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Digital Cameras / Camcorders

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