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Images can be exported via API directly from the NetBotz 750 API, but are not able to be exported via DCE's API. They are available in the API as long as the appliance has the camera clip stored for, which is a maximum of 96 hours.
Instructions on accessing the NetBotz 750 API can be found within the Rest API section of the NetBotz 5.X User Guide.
Go into the assets section and open the GET /assets call:
Under the Parameter for type enter CAMERA:
Click Try it out!
Within the response look for the "id" of the camera(s):
Now that you have the camera ID you can collapse the assets section and open the cameras section and there you can use the GET /cameras/clip call to get a clip "id":
Now that you have the camera clip id and the frame count you can go into the GET /cameras/clip/{id} and retrieve the clip 1 frame at a time:
The response body after clicking Try it out! will be the frame number that you have specified as a parameter as well. The default is 0, so to get the next frame you would need to enter a 1 and click on Try it now! again.
There are other camera commands in there as well that you can use to get a live snapshot or live thumbnail.