I had trouble with my ezviz db1c going offline and shutting down my doorbell chime. Everything just seemed dead. I even went so far as to order a new transformer to replace the old one in my attic. - never replaced it though.
...but then i turned off automatic updates and have not had the...
I feel your pain. I was good at system configuration years ago. I too have been frustrated at my knowledge or lack of it.
I help install Dahua nvrs and the gui for LNPR's PTzs with auto tracking can be a real pain especially if your under the gun to set up everything the customer wants...and...
Just got my letter today.
Sometimes i'm glad im a broke ass bitch with a 10 dollar truck.
anyone with my info will be very dissapointed.
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I'm still a bit puzzled why the ip address would change on the cameras that are connected to the switch in the shop. You obviously have not added more cameras than your NVR is capable of processing. While 1 poe port on the back of the nvr is most likely 100mb, which is more than enough...
plug your tp link poe switch into a vacant router port. I'm gonna assume you did it this way because it was easier to run the cables like you have them, but each poe port on the back of the nvr is suposed to be for only 1 camera.
You may have to run a cable from your router to the TPlink poe...
5 x of cameras are connected straight into the NVR, and other 3 are on a unmanaged TP link switch. TP switch gets connected to 1 of the POE ports back of the NVR.
I've seen this work, but it's not the proper way.. Which cameras are changing ip adress? Would it be the ones going to the...
Haven't read anythig in this thread. As far as i know dahua only makes 2 or less NPR cameras. They usualy are 2mp varifocal cams. Big ass cameras. The GUI has all kinds of stuff but nothing you can't read up on.... and yes with the right NVR just a few settings need to be done and the plate...
You purchased from a non rip off piece of shit....or (reputable person)
I think most sellers should default the camera. If it will not reset to factory default he should not sell the camera without a disclaimer it may not reset and they do not know the password. If they refuse to help with...
Welcom to the SEC! .... Austin and their dildo rebellion...I remember....O well...it's America so sometimes the ones that drain money with no return get laid off.
Yep. It helps if yo u have a good test meter that can do TDR and other features. But yes Tony is correct. 7 wires will work most likely if you do it as he said at each end.
It may be worth looking at if you can use mode A for power or you could even power it via 12VDC if that is possible. Ypu...
This may not be applicable to your situation. Some cameras/nvrs have corridor mode. I's especially good for hallways. Not gonna help with 10ft to 40 ft length fence, but in the proper location it's a great feature to try out.