Recent content by vandyman

NOTE, I had everything setup right and I could get any video until I disabled all hardware acceleration for the cam.

Just to add, I do not use a poe switch. What I use is a BIG 12 volt power supply to a panel with 10 fuse blocks.

I agree, but 48 volts will smoke it. You can try asking this question on the Yoosee forum and see what they say..

Have you read any of this thread? Your question has been answered...

You are showing your age with does albums. [emoji849]

Still works today, but the digital upgrade to solo cups are required. [emoji41]

Almost time for some new action..... [emoji3080]

Yes, I turn it 1 full turn counter clockwise. All in all the doorbell cam is well worth it.

Okay I had a few minutes to fool around with the cam and BI. YES! It now is working, I had to disable all of the gpu settings for the cam in BI. Here is a shot of the cam. [ I am in the process of removing my front deck].

Yeah! I seen that a couple of days ago. For me, BI just says there is no signal and there are no errors. Very odd. When I get a chance this weekend, I will try a few different settings.

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Only if it is 36 volts or less.

As it is known that I am having trouble getting this door bell cam working with BI. The cam works with CMS Client and VMS. It does not show up or work with ONVIF manager software either. I am hoping to get some free time soon to investigate on what is really going on. I have been working 12 hour...

I have the chime hooked up and it works great. You can set the volume and there must be at least 20+ sounds and sounds.

Not yet, no video. I do not get any errors from BI.