hmjgriffon
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What was the default IP? The manual is talking about dials and stuff.
Review-I'll be the guinea pig for the new SD59225U-HNI PTZ.
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looney2ns
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192.168.1.108
The manual sucks! No dials or address's need setting on the IP Version of this cam.
The manual sucks! No dials or address's need setting on the IP Version of this cam.
hmjgriffon
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Good, I have the big panel off now and thought I was gonna have to remove the guts to get to the SD card slot lol
hmjgriffon
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What was the default login? It's not taking admin, admin
looney2ns
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admin, admin worked for mine, and the other 4 Dahua's that just arrived.
It should immediately ask you to change to a stronger password.
It should immediately ask you to change to a stronger password.
looney2ns
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See updated post #157.
hmjgriffon
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I don't see anything about a login in 157, I'll have to remove the little plate and try the rest
hmjgriffon
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Reset, got in, guess someone logged in and tested it and didn't reset it before they packed it. I might go to the hardware store and try to find some new screws for the small panel, or just never take it off again, those Philips kinda suck, the 4 hex head to take the big panel off are much better, other than that from briefly playing with it, I like it.
looney2ns
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Sorry, made that reference for other readers that came in behind us. Not trying to confuse you.
Glad you got it working.Very happy with mine, altho it's still indoors looking out a window. Ha
hmjgriffon
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I know right, getting it working is one thing, figuring out exactly where and how to mount it, is another.Sorry, made that reference for other readers that came in behind us. Not trying to confuse you.
Very happy with mine, altho it's still indoors looking out a window. Ha
nayr
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you shoulda known that before you bought one lol
I know exactly where my next PTZ's will go; right where the old ones are
I know exactly where my next PTZ's will go; right where the old ones are
looney2ns
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I know where I'm going to mount it and how. Got almost all the pieces and parts to complete the install.....but Life and the weather keeps pushing that install date back all the time! Ice storm today, so don't think a trip to the roof would be a good thing.
some people need to see it in there hands heheyou shoulda known that before you bought one lol
I know exactly where my next PTZ's will go; right where the old ones are
nayr
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im only 35
hmjgriffon
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How are you doing yours? I've got an interesting setup because my house has no attic, the overhang is kinda low so I haven't decided exactly how I want to do it, I guess if all else fails I will buy a long pole, dig a hole, fill it with concrete and mount it to that haha.I know where I'm going to mount it and how. Got almost all the pieces and parts to complete the install.....but Life and the weather keeps pushing that install date back all the time! Ice storm today, so don't think a trip to the roof would be a good thing.
hmjgriffon
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I'm a man, I wanted one and I bought it, figure out how to mount it later LOL it will get mounted somehow, don't worry about that.you shoulda known that before you bought one lol
I know exactly where my next PTZ's will go; right where the old ones are
nayr
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your still talking about cameras and not hookers right?
hmjgriffon
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hahahahahahahahaa, yes.
wantafastz28
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I know where I'm going to mount it and how. Got almost all the pieces and parts to complete the install.....but Life and the weather keeps pushing that install date back all the time! Ice storm today, so don't think a trip to the roof would be a good thing.
Very unfortunate... I was hoping to see some footage from your final install before I get mine... but at this rate...