Anyone unlocked onvif/rstp?

[ippocratis]

Anyone manage to enable onvif/rstp?

I got a doorbell from amazon.de called bell j6
Other brands offer the same (I guess) are xtu j6 and tuya j6 possibly others too

ppsFactoryTool.txt works to open 8090 port

The /flash/encryption endpoint says

"sysinfo": "pcbname:BE15T_T1_V20_SC10_433;pcbversion:BE7S_T1_V10;socname:T31ZL;mem:27M;mmz:37M;sensor:sc3338mipi;flash:8M;factoryname:PPSTRONG;platform:C9;viewmirrow:;",
"model": "Bell 15T",
"devType": 125,
"p2p_factory_type": 12,
"p2p_factory_name": "NONE",
"p2p_id": "MEARI-L",
"lens_info": "",
"language": 1,
"deviceClass": 2,
"encryptVer": 65536,
"oemCode": 0,
"identity": "NBV00676CS82100575",
"firmwareversion": "ppstrong-b81-m_neutral_std-3.1.3.20220922",
"tp": "150000225",
"oem_id": 100001191,
"freq_point": "",
"bandwidth": "",
"countryCode": "default",
"mcuversion": "meari-2.4.1.20220921",

[SirLouen]

Anyone manage to enable onvif/rstp?

At this point, the only thing that I'm considering as a future project, is trying to see if I could mod a flash image from OpenIPC since the SoC is technically supported by multiple cameras. Anyway considering that this is a camera with battery, I find that is going to be pretty shitty to be using RTSP, unless I can manage to throw a USB cable and permawire it to the board. Because the battery while in this mode drops in a glympse.

[jpetazzo]

We got one of these; the logo printed on the body of the camera is "CONICO" and the FCC label says it's a "ZS-GX6S". It came with a small solar panel with micro-USB out. I imagine that the panel is here just to provide a trickle charge to the battery; but we'll see what we can get out of it. Either way, thanks for gathering all that info, that was super helpful! (Especially the login/password; I was able to curl a few requests to the camera :))