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Yep. Search "cable gland" on Amazon and you'll find a ton of them. Just have to find the right size.

Great pics! What did you use for a filter?

The ports the cameras are on should be configured for untagged VLAN 40 as the cameras certainly don't support VLAN tagging. I can't imagine any circumstance which you would want an end device to be running tagged; only if it's a device that should be on multiple VLANs such as another switch, a...

Yes, it is against code.

Change the IP address in your laptop to 192.168.1.107 and try again.

You have to use IE with the plugin to see the IVS toggle button in the live and playback screens in the camera interface. I haven't found the IVS trigger events in the camera log either.

With mine in alert actions (or trigger if you aren't confirming alerts with Deepstack) in the spotter cam, I use a wait command and then a go to previous preset command.

Check the destination IP of the traffic. 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255, 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255, and 172.16.0.0 to 172.32.255.255 are all private IPs not routable over the open Internet.

The new 25x dome PTZ is a 4 series, which Andy has said won't have auto tracking.

I use it for server status updates sent to my phone over email to carrier SMS, not for all alerts since I have the BI app on my phone for push notifications and remote access. But it works just fine with BI.

Rollernet.us Limited to 25mb/day on their free tier.

Can you wire the circuit for the LED display into a momentary button?

Is Zoom and Focus set to manual in conditions in the camera?

Two questions: how far is the illuminator from the camera and are they at the same angle? If it's not very close to it and aimed in the same spot, you won't get the IR light bouncing off the plate back into the camera lens. You can test this by standing right next to a floodlight and looking at...

I had the Nokia ringtone when my boss called me for a while. :lmao:

Not sure. I think all the carriers have been phasing out their copper infrastructure.

I remember having 2400 baud modems back in the day and being jealous of everyone with 9600 baud modems when playing text-based games...then five or six years later, paying $200 for a 28.8K modem on an ISA card. I probably still have an external 56K modem buried in an old laptop bag somewhere.

A smaller cable gland size will fit into the opening with the nut on the inside and be reasonably water-resistant, it just won't thread into the box itself.

What wittaj said above. But you might get some reflections off that floodlamp in the lens whether or not it is in the frame.

Yes, you can zoom it in and out and focus it remotely if the PTZ controls are enabled in your NVR or software or through the camera's web interface.

I had the same thought but don't want my wife to kill me in my sleep [emoji1787]

Loryta is EmpireTech's label name, they are Dahua cameras.

Probably a fox.

Does your Ubiquiti PoE switch do standardized 48V 802.3af (PoE) or 802.3at (PoE+) or is it Ubiquiti's passive 24V PoE?

Even the cat got scared. :lmao:

I noticed that for the first time on one of my cameras last night as well, I chalked it up to the reflection of plates being so bright that it is actually reflecting inside the lens of the camera when the plate is off center. It's fun when you can reproduce it on a PTZ.

If your switch can act as a DHCP server, you can leave the firewall off the camera VLAN entirely.

The cover for the SD card is on the back of the camera on the 49225/49425. Turn the camera towards the wall to the left and tilt it all the way up to make it easy to access. Power the camera off and use the wrench that came with it a philips screwdriver to take the cover off. You can buy pole...

Your best angle is going to be in front of the garage and shooting 90 degrees to the left without getting the wall in the frame, not where you have the picture drawn straight down the driveway. Your second best angle (which is still pretty steep) will be the 2nd floor to the shot over the driveway.

Make sure the Suspend motion detection checkbox is in the PTZ/Control tab in the camera settings is unchecked in the camera settings if you are recording on motion only.