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    Is it possible to add a fake PIR IP POE camera to a (Hikvision rebrand) LTS NVR with built in POE

    Hey all, I'm looking for a fake PIR IP POE camera to add to my LTS ONVIF NVR that has 16 built in POE's. I was told that non-Hikvision cams won't work with my built in POE. Have any of you ever add a fake PIR IP POE cam to their NVR? If so, which model? Was it a local (U.S) purchase? Thanks.
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    Clarification / Best settings for Hikvision/LTS IP Turrets.

    Awwww NUTS!!! sigh* If it helps, my NVR model # is 8816-P16 firmware Ver: V3.1.1 build 160816 cameras 3022 firmware Ver: V5.4.0 build 160921
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    Clarification / Best settings for Hikvision/LTS IP Turrets.

    @fenderman: I am using h.264. I am making the changes via the cameras using FireFox browser by NVR IP address then going to Camera Managment then to IP Camera. @ zero-degrees: I have Virtual host enabled and I access the cameras directly to configure via the method above. I just changed all...
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    Clarification / Best settings for Hikvision/LTS IP Turrets.

    Hey fenderman, I've had LTS Cams/NVR for about 2 years now and I've tried to change (using different browsers as well) the iframe to match the fps multiple times only to have iframe revert back to 50. Has anyone been able to make the iframe change stick? (sorry for hijacking...:-)) Thanks!
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    Night image gets more dim with time

    Same is happening to mine as well. Tagging along.
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    Trim ring removal Hikvison DS-2CD2335-I

    This may sound funny, but wear latex gloves. Wearing latex gloves while removing the trim ring will give you the grip that you need to remove a stubborn trim ring. Believe me...I know what it felt like struggling to get a good grip the trim ring when trying to remove it while up on a ladder...
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    Who's controlling the camera? The camera, the NVR or the iVMS client?

    That...is the absolute truth. But, if there is room for improvement, it wouldn't hurt exploring the possibilities. Thanks for bringing PoE switches to light for me and also taking the time explaining the benefits in layman's terms for me. :cool:
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    Who's controlling the camera? The camera, the NVR or the iVMS client?

    Whoa.... Sounds major. I'm going to have to google most of the benefits you mentioned and learn more about them. I'm wondering if it still will be beneficial, prudent or even if I'd be able to switch to a separate PoE switch since I already made my purchase of a PoE NVR. Funny thing about me...
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    Who's controlling the camera? The camera, the NVR or the iVMS client?

    Ah. ok. Is it possible to offer an explanation what kind of flexibility i'd get if I switch to an external switch? I honestly have no idea if IP Cameras are you're only PoE devices. I guess it's safe to assume you have other devices that are PoE. I can admit, without shame, that I am totally...
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    Who's controlling the camera? The camera, the NVR or the iVMS client?

    This is a very interesting post that caught my attention. I purchased a great system from Milkisbad; 8816 NVR Total of 8 2MP cameras with a mix of 2.8mm and 4mm lenses. The NVR has 16 built in PoE's. I love the system and Milkisbad has been beyond awesome! Can you explain to me,...in laymen's...
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    Question on iVMS-4200(v2.4.1.3) regarding motion search grid...

    Ok. Once again, thank you!
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    Question on iVMS-4200(v2.4.1.3) regarding motion search grid...

    Fantastic! Thank you very much for finding this for me. Is it able to "VCA" multiple cameras (2,3,4 etc) at the same time? (please say yes...:nonchalance:)
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    Question on iVMS-4200(v2.4.1.3) regarding motion search grid...

    I have LTS IP cameras and currently using their NVMS7000 v2.00.11.50 (build 20140729_73) which has a very useful search grid for motion which puts the motion hashes on the timeline and I can search multiple cameras at the same time. As you can tell via the ver#, it's from 2014. Both Hikvision...
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    Rain en Snow inn the night.. But it's dry

    I would say that could be fog, smoke (from chimney?), steam (from hot water exhaust), mist from water sprinkler or pollen. My opinion, it's too dense to be small insects.
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    Rain en Snow inn the night.. But it's dry

    Looks like fog. The IR sensors on the camera are very sensitive and they are able to display and even magnify particles that the naked eye can't see. I sometimes see the same thing with my cameras. My cameras at times display pollen, dust, Noseeums (very small biting bugs that we can't see)...
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