ARRI ALEXA Mini LF Ready to Shoot V-Mount Set (LPL) - Manual (Page 118)

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USER
Shows configuration of the camera user buttons
and allows you to trigger them. Press the number
icons to trigger the user buttons.
Access to Web Remote
► Open a web browser and enter the URL: http://mini-LF-xxxxx.local (replace xxxxx with your
camera's 5-digit serial number).
To use the web remote function via this URL, the device must support zero-configuration networking
(zeroconf), e.g. through Apple Bonjour. Without zeroconf, the web remote can be reached via the
network's IP address (WiFi or LAN IP). The WiFi IP is fixed to 192.168.153.1. The LAN IP can be
either assigned from a DHCP server or configured manually, and can be checked with an MVF-2 in
MENU > Info > Network Info .
NOTICE
Frequent reloading of the web remote camera interface connected with WiFi indicates a limited WiFi
range. Please place the device closer to the camera or connect via Ethernet. You may also consider
to use the WiFi client mode which allows connecting the camera to a WiFi network.
26.3 Camera Access Protocol (CAP)
The Camera Access Protocol (CAP) is an IP based API used to control and monitor ARRI cameras
via a network connection. The protocol incorporates functions to perform color grading, query and set
values like exposure index or sensor frame rate, start and stop recording and many more. It is currently
available for ALEXA LF, ALEXA Mini LF, ALEXA 65, ALEXA SXT, ALEXA Mini and AMIRA cameras.
Information on the Camera Access Protocol is available through the ARRI partner program free of
and the Camera Access Protocol
Feature List in the White Papers section on the ARRI website.
Activation of CAP Server
► Select MENU > System > Camera Access Protocol (CAP)
to switch remote access to the camera via the Camera Access Protocol on or off.
CAP Server Password
1. Select MENU > System > Camera Access Protocol (CAP) > Cap Server Password.
2. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter a password used for Camera Access Protocol connections.
CAP Client List
The CAP client list shows the name of the currently connected client. The list shows 'NONE' if no client
is connected, and 'NO NAME' if the connected client has not transmitted its name.
► Select
MENU > System > Camera Access Protocol (CAP) > CAP Client List
to display the list.