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I noticed your ir illuminator was on in the second my point of view video?
This camera junction box PFA130-E and wall mount PFB203W, it's totally same as the IPC-HDW5231R-ZE, so no problem. @aristobrat have a review Review PFA200G Gang Box Adapter@looney2ns
can the volume of the speaker be adjusted so it isn't too loud?
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Is this compatible with the loryta gang-plate adapter? I just want to make sure since I ordered that and this camera is going behind a gang box.
Yes on volume@looney2ns
can the volume of the speaker be adjusted so it isn't too loud?
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Is this compatible with the loryta gang-plate adapter? I just want to make sure since I ordered that and this camera is going behind a gang box.
Using a zig zag pattern for the trip wire works better in some circumstances.Just installed this cam on the front door...
struggling real hard with the IVS intrusion/tripwire.
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I think I have the tripwire figured out... I need to draw a big ass line all the way top to bottom.
I would be keen to hear other peoples’ experience on this. After lots of lurking here, I dipped my toes into the IPC waters by ordering a (yes, lower end) HDW1230S camera and I’m now looking for a slight upgrade which I thought might be this cam. The Active Deterrence and People Detection features triggered by Tripwire/Intrusion would be the upgrade needed, but then I need to be pretty sure it works too.Okay the intrusion does not work at all for me period. I only managed to get it to work ONCE but that was because the camera was sitting on my desk and I walked by in the window. When it's mounted, it does not work period.
Thanks for the tip on Intrusion zones.Also these smart AI cameras should have options in Intrusion zones to try and identify objects as People or Vehicles and only trigger on them.
Keep in mind, bigger isn't better.Thanks for the tip on Intrusion zones.
@looney2ns you mentioned earlier in the thread that the People vs Vehicle detection worked as intended. Is there an option in Intrusion zones to trigger only on People, or what IVS function did you use to test?
Interesting alarm audio with available custom audio files feature. Wondering is there a setting to set alarm to play only during customized hours like only after midnight? Or an event or IVS detection at a certain time that will trigger the alarm audio?
On this note, is it also possible to assign multiple conditions to the audio, directly in the web interface? E.g. when person first enters box, play message “stay away”, if person stays within box for 5 minutes, play alarm sound until person exits.Yes, by setting different IVS rules. You can assign times to when the rules are active, thus choose when sound is active with which rule.
What platform should generate the push notification and to where? Camera firmware to email, mobile, something else? As far as I know, notifications for IVS events require a Dahua NVR (maybe Blue Iris handles it too?) because those events are not sent over ONVIF. See my question on that above. I think people on the forum and elsewhere tried to look into that, last time I searched around Motion Detection generates ONVIF events but nothing IVS.Also, did anyone get IVS push notification to work for IVS? I registered both Cross Line and Cross Region for the IVS rule "tripwire", and I got no push. I did get push for motion detection and that works fine. I know IVS is working because the security LED is flashing so IVS is triggering.
The camera does not need a NVR to send out push notification. I’ve proven this by using tcpdump and making my raspberry pi the gateway/firewall. The camera(like the nvr) sends out dns requests to find the Apple push server, then sends out push to the gateway.What platform should generate the push notification and to where? Camera firmware to email, mobile, something else? As far as I know, notifications for IVS events require a Dahua NVR (maybe Blue Iris handles it too?) because those events are not sent over ONVIF. See my question on that above. I think people on the forum and elsewhere tried to look into that, last time I searched around Motion Detection generates ONVIF events but nothing IVS.
Wow, didn’t know that. What app receives the push notice in iOS? I’m on Synology Surveillance Station myself, so all camera notifications happen within those applications.The camera does not need a NVR to send out push notification. I’ve proven this by using tcpdump and making my raspberry pi the gateway/firewall. The camera(like the nvr) sends out dns requests to find the Apple push server, then sends out push to the gateway.
The app is iDMSS plus. This is the generic default Dahua app for iOS. You "subscribe" to the push notification on the app.Wow, didn’t know that. What app receives the push notice in iOS? I’m on Synology Surveillance Station myself, so all camera notifications happen within those applications.
Does the camera output any IP packets on IVS triggers at all? A while back someone wrote a Python script to poll the camera for IVS events, then publishing the responses using MQTT: https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/trigger-blue-iris-with-ivs.17303. I sort of planned to make something out of that but never got around to, accepting the rather bad motion detection situation instead.