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My Lorex NVR does the same to GW Camera. It prompts for camera password. I put it in, it works.

Hi all. My Lorex NVR and a desktop computer were connected to a DSL line. After a rain storm, the NVR, the tower, and modem got fried, and some cameras went down too. We did not smell anything though. I heard from the telephone company tech that my neighbors had the same problem (with Modems)...

I have a Lorex NVR N861 series. On the back are two RCA jacks . The top one is labeled out and the bottom is labeded in. In the manual it shows a picture of speakers plugged into the out jack and a microphone plugged into the in jack. I tried hooking up two different self powered computer...

FYI - Lorex sells PFA 121 122 junction boxes, and during black friday sales have had nice discounts on them Otherwise, Andy and others should have them on other sites.

im using a mix of cameras with RTSP and ONVIF. first up is Tapo: rtsp:/administrator:pass23@192.168.1.197:554/stream1 reolink: rtsp:/admin:pass123@192.168.1.114/h265Preview_01_main lorex: rtsp:/admin:pass@192.168.1.147:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0 eufy...

Those are all the firmware sources that I've found for Lorex. Too bad none of them are IPC's update lists. The only reference I've seen on the Lorex site related to firmware is for DVR/NVR's, with a note to call them if you need a copy of firmware.

I'm confused! what does dvd or nor firmware have to do with my camera?

I found these firmware sources for Lorex's firmware: https://www.lorextechnology.com/images/supportimages/supportarticles/firmware/Lorex_DVR_NVR_Firmware_012121.pdf https://www.lorextechnology.com/images/supportimages/supportarticles/firmware/Lorex_DVR_NVR_Firmware_022221.pdf...

Nice info! Before I update my Lorex W452AS with the Dahua IPC-WL46AP / IPC-WL46 also noted as IPC-L46N I wanted to download the Lorex firmware but I don't know where it is. I have both my W452AS cams bugging me to download the new firmware but I have no way to know where it's coming from! I...

In most instances, you want to get a camera that will perform at your location for the worse situation, which for most of us is at night when it is dark and there is little to no light. If a camera performs at night, it is easier to tweak settings to make it work during the day than it is the...

Holy cow!!!! I thought at first all of my ads came back after coughing up my $5.00. :) This looks great. I was originally looking at an (8) Cam Lorex bundle from COSTCO for $1200.00. Going this route though, it looks like it makes my recording options for camera's expand significantly. The...

Many here will say that the 5442 / 54IR is the best bang for the buck and I would need to agree with them. I started with Lorex (they use Dahua cameras). I bought and installed a Lorex analog MPX system. They were 2MP cameras in 2.8mm focal lengths. I then won a Lorex giveaway and was sent a 2K...

Why are you tired of Lorex ? What makes you think GW will be better ? 10% discount .. wait for Black Friday time period if you are needing a discount. Remember to also check the sensor size .. IP67 is nice, should be able to find Dahua OEM or Hikvision OEM cameras that meet that spec if you...

These will be worse than Lorex. Most of their models have the ring of IR that is very dated technology and just about everything they offer is on the 1/2.8" sensor. What is your goal of the system - general look around or identify capabilities?

First, no sales tax and they give a 10% discount. second, some of their bullets cameras are IP67 rated and do have built in mic. third, i am getting tired of Lorex.

Yes thank you. I am aware zosi’s junk. But it’s what I have at the moment. I have a Lorex recorder as well but I only have a few cameras that work with it. I work in construction not IT; that’s why I’m on here asking for advice/ suggestions. And Yes your right it possibly someone no where...

Specs CPU: Intel i7-12700K Ram: 64 GB DDR4 GPU (Ordered, not Installed yet): GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1650 D6 OC 4G Blue Iris Full: I believe it is the latest one you can download Cameras We will be running 34 Cameras 1 - Lorex PTZ 2k LNZ44P12B 11 - Lorex Nocturnal Series N3 4K LNE9242B 22 -...

it's up and running Dahua now. Kept the same PW i had in the lorex. Just now did a factory reset....so we'll see if it's still there in a minute..... came up with the factory screen that prompts you for a new PW. Finally after this thing sitting in my basement for over 5 years.:headbang...

So before i go at it again....i've extracted all the files from DH_NVR5XXX-4KS2_Eng_V3.215.0000000.3.R.20171211 but i think all i need is the img file installed into my tftp root folder. Not the entire contents extracted. Does it matter if i put all the extracted files into the tftp root...

You may want to reconsider hiring a security expert... There is certainly a market for companies like that, but in mine and many people here experiences, these "experts" push overpriced 2.8 and 3.6mm cameras on less than ideal MP/sensor and leaving cameras on default/auto settings to IDENTIFY...

I use Blue Iris to get my camera feeds from my NVR - a cheap Uniview knock off, i think. But after repairing a broken PTZ ( PDN49I425H-XR) that we replaced I didnt want it to connect to my cheap nvr.....wanted to try and make the Lorex into a Dahua. It's too rainy to cut my grass.

OK...starting back on this project. Having some trouble but too confused to know what to ask. May use this as i get pretty far along and then look uo and it's no longer taking my comands...happens toward the end of the process. So ive got my nvr connected via db9 null cable from my computer...

usually, ( with Dahua and Amcrest NVR's ) and hopefully Lorex, the User/Password for the NVR is applied to the New cameras when you setup the whole works. So keep that somewhere to access the Lorex Cams in the new system ( maybe)(hopefully) There is a menu in the NVR's to let it search for...

Oh, ok. I've always called them ethernet ports. Yeah I have to have those for sure. I just ran all new cat 6 cable through the house.

Iirc .. if I recall correctly PoE port .. looks like a big phone jack .. rj45 vs rj11 .. do a quick image search you'll see what I mean. Andy .. empiretecandy here, one of the preferred vendors on the ipcamtalk website. Many of us have sourced Dahua international models of cameras and nvrs...

What is a poe port? What is a iirc? And, I'm so sorry, who is Andy?, And what Im understanding is, these Dahua components, would be better price wise, than the Lorex name? I hate being lame on a particular subject.

Yes those are dahua oem cameras .. Andy sold versions of those iirc Andy should have a decent Dahua 5xxx series nvr which should work. Remember some nvrs do not have poe ports, so if you need poe ports double check that you are getting a nvr model with them. Lorex unfortunately charges too...

So is that good, or bad?

I believe those are dahua rebranded Lorex.

Dahua is a camera manufacturer that makes cameras and NVRs for lots of brands like Lorex and Amcrest. Unless yours is one of the proprietary units, darn near anything made by Dahua would work with your Lorex system.