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Yi 1080p Dome

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SD-card add-on

Yi Hack Allwinner v2

Partial support documented

Add local RTSP and ONVIF video, browser controls and motion events for smart-home systems to supported Yi cameras.

How to get started

Find the exact camera, serial prefix and firmware row, then put its release files on a FAT32 microSD card. Boot the camera with the card and finish setup in its browser interface.

Setup: SD-card modification of original firmware
You’ll need: Model, serial prefix and firmware from the same support-table row; microSD card kept inserted.

Hardware revision not specified: Partial support documentedOpen device guide
Hardware revision not specified: Partial support documentedOpen device guide

Original project github.com

Required manufacturer firmware: 12.1.05*
Setup: Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row. Yi project families are not interchangeable. Keep the dedicated microSD card inserted.
Limitations: beta version (check this issue https://github.com/roleoroleo/yi-hack-Allwinner-v2/issues/484)

Required manufacturer firmware: 9.0.05*
Setup: Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row. Yi project families are not interchangeable. Keep the dedicated microSD card inserted.
Limitations: beta version (check this issue https://github.com/roleoroleo/yi-hack-Allwinner-v2/issues/484)

Keep the dedicated microSD card inserted.
Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row.
Yi project families are not interchangeable.
Original firmware: 9.0.05*

Keep the dedicated microSD card inserted.
Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row.
Yi project families are not interchangeable.
Original firmware: 12.1.05*

Sources

Yi 1080p Dome — installation — Project reference (github.com) ↗

Modified original firmware

Yi Hack MStar

Add local RTSP and ONVIF video, browser controls and smart-home motion events to the supported MStar-based Yi cameras.

How to get started

Match the model, serial prefix and firmware in the table, then use the matching files on a FAT32 SD card to flash the camera. Configure it through the new browser interface.

Setup: Firmware replacement installed from SD card
You’ll need: Model, serial prefix, firmware and release files from the same MStar table row.

Hardware revision not specified: Open device guide
Hardware revision not specified: Open device guide
Hardware revision not specified: Open device guide

Original project github.com

Required manufacturer firmware: 4.6.0*
Setup: Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row. Yi project families are not interchangeable.

Required manufacturer firmware: 4.6.0*
Setup: Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row. Yi project families are not interchangeable.
Limitations: Thanks to @skylarhays

Required manufacturer firmware: 4.6.0*
Setup: Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row. Yi project families are not interchangeable.
Limitations: Thanks to @skylarhays

Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row.
Yi project families are not interchangeable.
Original firmware: 4.6.0*

Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row.
Yi project families are not interchangeable.
Original firmware: 4.6.0*

Match both the serial prefix and original firmware in the same upstream table row.
Yi project families are not interchangeable.
Original firmware: 4.6.0*

Sources

Yi 1080p Dome — installation — Project reference (github.com) ↗

Modified original firmware

Yi Hack v4

Open device guidegithub.com

Setup: Use the exact named Hi3518e camera and both upstream firmware partitions.
Limitations: The README describes RTSP as available to project supporters; do not promise unrestricted availability. ONVIF is listed as in development.
Limitations: The README describes RTSP as available to project supporters; do not promise unrestricted availability.; ONVIF is listed as in development.