Search results

USA, Eastern I just stopped and started the service. It should have trigger the sunset... 3/3/2018 6:38:36 PM DahuaSunriseSunset 1.2.1.0 Service OnStop 3/3/2018 6:39:06 PM DahuaSunriseSunset 1.2.1.0 Service OnStart 3/3/2018 6:39:06 PM TriggerSunriseActions

Why are the logs indicating a trigger for sunrise at 6:54PM? It is currently set for sunset at 6:24PM....I did the uninstall and reinstall however that did not fix the issue.... Sent from my SM-G955U1 using Tapatalk

Correct, I have full selected. Currently set at full "day". When I manually select Simulate Sunrise or Sunset it does change the profile....not sure what's going on.. Sent from my SM-G955U1 using Tapatalk

When I click "View rise/set" this is what is displayed: Sunrise at 3/3/2018 6:42:00 AM Sunset at 3/3/2018 6:24:00 PM

Here are the log files: 2/27/2018 5:46:00 AM TriggerSunriseActions 2/27/2018 7:21:00 PM TriggerSunsetActions 2/27/2018 8:11:16 PM TriggerSunsetActions 2/28/2018 5:45:00 AM TriggerSunriseActions 2/28/2018 7:22:00 PM TriggerSunsetActions 3/1/2018 5:44:00 AM TriggerSunriseActions...

I want to add that when I manually "Simulate Sunrise/Sunset" it will change the profile from Day to Night....

I have the dahua utility setup and running. The sunrise/sunset times are correct when I verify the times. I left the focus and the zoom blank as i do not want to change any of the values. I have different settings for the NIght/Day in the dahua settings since I am "attempting" to capture license...

Is this something that is most likely to be fixed with a firmware update or is it a hardware issue? Does the Z5 have the same issue? Thanks again for the response. Sent from my SM-G955U1 using Tapatalk

I was interested in setting up an LPR over a year ago however didn't come across a reasonably priced camera that would work. Since then I have installed the popular hdw5231r-z and they work great. Would the IPC-HFW5231E-Z12E be a good choice for this? Thanks again. Sent from my SM-G955U1...

I already have sufficient amount of cameras, however I like the two-way talk and alarm feature of the "Ring Floodlight". I do not necessarily need the camera, so I was wondering if anyone has implemented or know of a product that offers the ability to trigger an alarm or the two-walk feature...

Ok, I didn't know if there was a disk pool feature where you add all the HDDs to a group. Now with the GUI minimized I am hovering around 30-40%. Thanks for all the help tonight Fenderman! Much appreciated!!

Ok, I changed all cameras to "continuous" on the Record tab. I wasn't sure if I had to make another adjustment so it was marked. Since you are full of answers tonight, I have one more stupid question. I have a 3TB drive and and a 1TB drive. Is there a way to make it write to both? Like a disk...

I just found this out becuase I recently got one of my cars burglarized. I would like to change the cams to continuous while still marking when motion occurred so I don't have to forward through hours of video. Is that an easy change? They were able to identify the person from the video and...

After removing the card, and enabling HDW Acel its at 55% with 9 4MP cams. So like you said it dropped significantly. I didn't realize it had an onboard graphics card or I would have done this a long time ago. This still doesn't explain the recent spike in CPU. I wonder if it should be lower?

Sorry I wasn't clear. It used to run at 60% CPU and randomly it jumped to 100% now and is pegged. FYI - I just removed the card, and set hardware acel and rebooting now. This may help but there is something else going on. This is a dedicated PC with nothing else installed on it. CPU is at 0%...

I read that, however I wasn't sure if it had built in Intel HD? Also - why the significant increase out of no where?

I know...the high CPU usage question. Here is the thing; I have been running Blue Iris for over 6 months with 9 4MP hikvision turrets at about 60% CPU recording at 20FPS on motion. I have the format set to Blue Iris Video and Direct-to-Disk (D2D) set. This is how I initially set it up. I have...

Andy told me the PFA137 is the correct junction box in a PM.

Which mount would you recommend for mounting the 5231r-z on the soffit? The facia comes down a few inches so I want to make sure it's below.

How do we get on the PayPal list? I messaged you. Thanks.

If you had a budget around 4, would that be the choice? Sent from my LG-H950 using Tapatalk

I was reading another post of all the different dahua models. This wouldn't work for my situation? SDZW2030S-N

Thanks. Is there a recommended place to buy the dahua? Sent from my LG-H950 using Tapatalk

Platinum VF Motorized Lens LPR Network IP Camera 2.1MP Sent from my LG-H950 using Tapatalk

Thoughts on the LTS 12mm LPR camera for this? Sent from my LG-H950 using Tapatalk

Its 30 feet from the green box to where the back of the car would straighten for a clear view. Sent from my LG-H950 using Tapatalk

So it looks like the huisun is out of the question..haha I am not necessarily looking for something off the shelf, however I would want to know its going to work. Well hopefully something comes up that I can use in the future. Otherwise I assume the 12mm off the shelf hik will work if installed...

I figured that the location in the corner has a straight view down the street, so it would have a clear view leaving to capture the plates. The issue with putting a camera out near the street is getting the cable out there. :) The Huisun/Imporx 10x PTZ's (5-50mm)wouldn't work or even the hik...

Yeah. my first thoughts were planting a little tree and mounting in the middle on a pole. However, that involves a considerable amount more in time and money. :) Just for my own knowledge, what makes it tough? The height of the camera off the ground? The distance shouldn't be an issue; it looks...

I am looking at capturing plates as they leave my dead end street. No front plates in my state. Is is possible to mount a camera to the soffit to capture the plates leaving? I have attached a picture (just a screenshot from my mobile phone - I apologize for the quality) of another camera that...