[y211ga] Yi Home Camera 1080p: Any way to force "color mode" after night-vision on medium light?

[luckyfreddy]

I have observed that in many cases after using night vision the cam doesn't set back to color vision - even when disabling IR/night vision mode and the brightness is actually sufficient. When restarting the cam the color vision appears correctly and it is not to dark. I think, that some tresholds won't be reached or exceeded so that the camera remains in black/white mode. Is there any possibility to activate manually the color-mode without rebooting the cam? Or is there any way to manipulate the tresholds the cam using? I activate/deactivated IR/night vision via wget call
wget -q -O - 'http://IP-CAM:8080/cgi-bin/camera_settings.sh?ir=yes'
which works great. But even with deactivated IR/night vision the black/white-view stays sometimes active for a while.

Thanks for any ideas.

[roleoroleo]

Sorry but there is no way to configure ir and cut filter.
They are handled by the Yi processes.

[luckyfreddy]

Even if there is no way to configure the filter - is there maybe a way to send an command to manually trigger/force the color mode? Because the ir itself I could control with the
wget -q -O - 'http://IP-CAM:8080/cgi-bin/camera_settings.sh?ir=yes' and wget -q -O - 'http://IP-CAM:8080/cgi-bin/camera_settings.sh?ir=no' at runtime and this call is made from homematic (home automation) when sensing low or high light at an dedicated light-sensor. An manual trigger (even an ssh-command) would be enough for me, even if the camera can't do it by itself.

[luckyfreddy]

At this time I reboot the camera and then the firmware set the color mode (and shut off cut filter). Is it maybe possible to restart only the yi-service without rebooting to speed it up? Or is there any kind of sniffer which i can run (when camera is in low light) to sniff commands from the firmware itself, which maybe could help in that case?