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The doorbell chirps when someone gets close, it's taking a picture. Is there a way to adjust the audio level of the chirp? Wife is getting really annoyed that it goes off every time we use the door. Made a few trips to the car after shopping and it kept chirping loudly. :lol:

Look for it under "Whomper"

I wonder if the US address is the same as the one i've noticed on both of the packages that I've received from China. Ren Dixon 2927 Blue Mist Dr. Sugar Land, Tx. 77498

It's all good. I'm glad that you got it working on your replacement unit. I was more curious to know if what I suggested was going to work out for your or not.

Did you ever do what I mentioned? I was having kind of the same issue with the live view stuttering. I switched over to Variable bit rate and the issue went away. I then switched it back to constant and now it's working just fine. So for me it had to be with the bit rate being stuck or something.

3-cat6 cables could fit in the 3/4" conduit, but I won't do it. I remember thinking to myself that I should have gotten 1" instead.

What ptz cameras are you looking to use?

On the Original Ring, the live view feature will NOT work on battery, it has to be hardwired. On the Ring Doorbell Pro, your only option is to hardwire anyways. Are you running the Original Doorbell or the newer Pro model? I upgraded to the Pro model but ended up sending it back. Even Ring...

One of my cameras was stuttering also. I adjusted the rates up and down and it did nothing. What finally did it was switching over to variable bitrate. I noticed that the time stamp was running smooth now. But then I changed it back up to constant bitrate, and guess what, the time stamp was...

I'm somewhat in the middle of the same kind of project. I'm still looking for a right priced 10ft post for a back corner in my backyard. My total run was 100 ft. I ran outdoor romex in the 1" conduit and I ran 2-cat6 cables in a separate 3/4" conduit. My electrician said that code was to bury it...

See if this helps https://www.ipcamtalk.com/showthread.php/2920-Hikvision-camera-admin-password-reset-tool

I received my 2nd camera from Jack. Took about 3 weeks to get to me in Los Angeles. Saved about $7 more (paid $131.76) by using a cashback site. My first camera (v2) has been working great with my Hik NVR. Has anyone figured out why the package has a Sugar Land, Texas address also? Ren Dixon...

If you could afford it, I'd consider purchasing an NVR with more channels for room to grow into. You'll be already tapped out at 8, with no room for anything else.

I've done something similar to you when I had my Swann (rebranded hik) NVR. I added two Dahua cameras, but they had to get their power externally, and couldn't be connected directly into the NVR. Other than that, try this info... Protocol is ONVIF Management port is 9988 Your username and...

Someone else mentioned Virtual Host as well in another thread. I haven't tried it because I haven't made it down to the in-laws house. For now i'm just using iVMS-4200 to check in on their house while they are away. 2 of the cameras are plugged directly into the nvr. The other camera is...

On my NVR, I have 7 cameras. If I do the 1+7 split for live view, on the 8th channel I get a message that says "no link" on the screen. Or, I can go into the live view configuration page and X out channel 8 from live view. Now if I go back to look at the 1+7 live view, the window for what would...

Hmm ok. Back when I had a 720p nvr, I was able to add in an analog dvr that I had given my in-laws. I added their ip and poof all their cameras popped up on my nvr. Kinda surprised that it's not turning to be that easy as it was years ago. Thanks for the help!

In my case, my nvr is here at home and the other nvr is at my in-laws house. Their two (Hiks) out of the three cameras are connected via poe into the nvr. The third is a Dahua camera that is powered via a poe injector and then is connected into the router. When I went to add their NVR into my...

This has been an interesting thread for me to read as I tried doing the same thing a few weeks back and just gave up on it. I have a Chinese version of a DS-7716N NVR. I was trying to add my old Swann NVR that I handed down to my in-laws. Many years ago I was able to do the exact same thing...

I backed up my config to a thumbdrive and defaulted the NVR. I then re-imported the config back onto NVR. Everything came back, minus all the correct info for some of the cameras. The network info was also lost. I didn't realized that I needed to backup the camera config separately. Had to add...

I was so tempted to order 2 since there was only a few left. But at the same time I was hoping that a newer/better model comes out. Hopefully they are working on something else!

I ordered a 2nd camera this past weekend. On the app it said that there was 5 units available. Probably 4 after I ordered mine. So Jack is probably Out of Stock?

Yep. Gmail. I have a gmail account for just send and receiving nvr emails. Been using it for a few years now. I cleared everything out, never letting it get full. Test emails from the NVR are coming thru just fine.

Hi Guys, I have a Hikvision DS-7716N-E4/16P NVR. I've had it for about 2 months now and it's been running fine since. I went with his model NVR because I have 2 outside Motion Detectors that I use and this NVR has alarm i/o. This past Friday I noticed that I wasn't getting any emails sent to...

What are the ip's of the other cameras attached to your nvr? Mine are all in 172.16.1.xxx range. I changed the default ip of the Huisun to 172.16.1.18 in my case. I left the password as admin/admin. Adding method: plug-n-play protocol: hikvision (not onvif) Only tough part for me was...

I got my camera connected to my Hik NVR. Everything is working great. I'm really liking the camera. For now I have it hooked up over looking my backyard so that I can get used to playing with it. I'm already thinking of ordering another one!

I'm at work and powered it up just fine with a poe injector that I have. I'm on a mac and am using iVMS-4200. The default ip for the camera came up as 192.168.0.99 , iVMS-4200 quickly saw it. I then changed my ethernet settings for my computer to be 192.168.10, subnet mask 255.255.255.0 and...

My camera finally got delivered! Ordered on April 28th. 22 days to get to Los Angeles. Looking forward to playing with it this weekend!

My camera magically appeared at the USPS facility in San Francisco yesterday. Finally, after waiting almost 20 days. Now it will probably take another week to make it down to Los Angeles!