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Hi mate, @fstfrd50 is right. I have this camera, I just checked on my BI, the ONVIF is on port 80, using the admin account. FYI, the default RTSP for this camera is on port 554. You can change it from the camera web interface: Setup -> Network -> Port.

I used a ladder .. and 30m long cables

Thank you so much for your post. I did a search for IPC_Q1203-B0010P22D1907 and I found both the release notes and the firmware. I downgrade the firmware and the camera works as before, it has been online for over 2h. After I downgrade the firmware I also reset it to default. I will wait...

The Australian authorised dealer will handle the warranty. You will be surprised to know for how many fools I had to install a VPN device, so they can check their cameras remotely.

I am sorry to say but your statement is correct only 25% of the situations! 1.You should always keep all your devices up to date, especially when they are under warranty! In my case 3 years warranty. 2.A firmware update is no not realised every month, but once or twice a year, every time when...

Coco just replied. It looks like I need to wait till next week.

I wrote to globalsupport@uniview.com about it and 2 hours later Leon@uniview.com replied. I answered Leon's questions but Ian@uniview.com replied back. I answered Ian's questions. an no more replies. Then I wrote back to all of them, and Coco@uniview.com replied requesting Team viewer. I...

Yes, finally I reset the camera to default, now, the camera is online for 3 to 5 min then the camera goes offline with no network activity, then it comes back, and so on. See the attached ping history. For debugging: Swapped the POE network port just to check that there is no power issue...

Be advised that the latest firmware QIPC-B1203.15.6.210108 (from 8th of Feb) could break your camera model: UNV IPC3638SR3-DPZ (4k 8MP). The camera responds to ping but there is no stream, cannot connect to its web page and EZStation cannot see the camera anymore: "media stream not ready" then...