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To avoid jamming the network, you may try reducing the bitrate from 8192 to 3000. The video quality will remain relatively unchanged. Video recording is stored on the camera's microSD card, not through the network.

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Most of the PoE cameras available in the market today come with the PoE solo model. I have attached a sample model for your reference. The camera requires pin 1236 for data and 12V DC 1A power supply, which can be converted from a 48V PoE switch. Additionally, pin 4578 can be used for extra...

I want to point out that the camera does not have any POE modules. Since there were no standard POE module suppliers back when it was built, the company used a passive POE to make it work. However, there are no labels indicating whether it supports 802.3af/at or which pins - 1236 pins| 4578 pins...

To address the issue of ghosting in your video, try adjusting the camera's video bandwidth. Additionally, consider reviewing the I-frame settings. These steps should help resolve the problem effectively.

The camera can only be powered by your power supply. If the camera is not equipped with an 802.3af/at standard POE module, the power will not be provided by the standard 802.3af/at POE switch. This is unrelated to the subnet configuration. For cameras with a built-in 802.3af/at standard POE...

The POE module is not compatible with 802.3af/at standards, indicating that your camera does not adhere to these standard requirements either. To ensure proper functionality, your POE switch must be compatible with 802.3af/at cameras.