Call Elk through HTTP?

Hi,
 
I have an IP camera with Blue Iris which can call a website if there is motion detected.
 
This camera for example sits on my front porch. When motion is detected, I would like it to call to the Elk to (trigger a virtual output?) or something to have it announce 'Front Porch Motion'. This might get annoying, and I wish I could just have it play a simple tone instead.
 
Any ideas how to make this happen?

That really could get annoying, lol. I had to turn off my Garage camera alerts because a tree grew much larger than last year. You could have it trigger an Arduino and have the Arduino output to a monitored zone in Elk M1. Not sure about the HTTP Requests though.

standon said:

That really could get annoying, lol. I had to turn off my Garage camera alerts because a tree grew much larger than last year. You could have it trigger an Arduino and have the Arduino output to a monitored zone in Elk M1. Not sure about the HTTP Requests though.

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Sounds like Arduino is a wired based solution at best (not imagining I can pull off something with wireless on it)?
 
Any solution that is wired is not feasible - the only cable going there is a CAT6 already used by the camera itself. Getting another cable there is just not feasible due to how it was constructed

You can send the elk an ASCII command to act as a trigger, if Blue Iris can be configured for that.
Check out the Elk ASCII guide.