Dahua 2MP 25x Starlight IR PTZ Network Camera (SD49225T-HN)
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looney2ns
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RicRat2009
Getting the hang of it
Finally got the cam permanently mounted.
Was pretty easy, I tied a lenth of rope on camera, then run it through the corner mount to hold it for me while I made the connections and tucked the wiring. Came out pretty good.
Night shoot-color with just garage and porch lights
Garbage can about 100yds down the street.
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Was pretty easy, I tied a lenth of rope on camera, then run it through the corner mount to hold it for me while I made the connections and tucked the wiring. Came out pretty good.
Night shoot-color with just garage and porch lights
Garbage can about 100yds down the street.
Zoom
Add the corner bracket seems very nice, PFA151 make the installation looks very professional and can watch a bigger space.
zebrock
Getting the hang of it
- Dec 3, 2016
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Can you go into detail how you set this up? Does the PTZ pan over to where the motion is from your other cams?
I'd like to get more use out of mine. I have 2 x 5231s on the front of the house as well as the 49225. Running Blue Iris.
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WA3PNT
Getting the hang of it
To set up a PTZ call from a fixed camera, go into the setting and set up an IVS Event. As an example.
After the IVS Event is created, put a check mark in the "PTZ Activation" box and select "Setup"
You can then select the camera and PRESET that you want activated when there is an IVS Event on the fixed camera.
NOTE: that you must have the PRESET already established on the PTZ Camera.
The length of time that the PTZ CAmera remains on the area that the fixed camera called it to, will depend on how you have the PTZ Camera setup with returning to a PRESET after being moved.
Something that helped me with numerous fixed and PTZ cameras was to number the PRESET on the PTZ Camera to coinside with the number of the fixed camera that will be calling it. In the examples above, the fixed camera is #3. Note that camera #3 calls PTZ camera #1 and PTZ camera #4 to PRESET #3 when there is an IVS Event.
RodeoGeorge
After the IVS Event is created, put a check mark in the "PTZ Activation" box and select "Setup"
You can then select the camera and PRESET that you want activated when there is an IVS Event on the fixed camera.
NOTE: that you must have the PRESET already established on the PTZ Camera.
The length of time that the PTZ CAmera remains on the area that the fixed camera called it to, will depend on how you have the PTZ Camera setup with returning to a PRESET after being moved.
Something that helped me with numerous fixed and PTZ cameras was to number the PRESET on the PTZ Camera to coinside with the number of the fixed camera that will be calling it. In the examples above, the fixed camera is #3. Note that camera #3 calls PTZ camera #1 and PTZ camera #4 to PRESET #3 when there is an IVS Event.
RodeoGeorge
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LittleScoobyMaster
Getting the hang of it
- Jul 24, 2015
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Mine runs about 122 Fahrenheight even at night time when it's not moving. Southfacing in the daytime but this is 1AM and it still at 122 degrees. Hope that's normal. Just seemed high to me when I first turned on the temp indicator. I should know tomorrow what it gets up to when the sun is beating down on it.
Wow that is high. It gets quite hot around here, it may not do well in this area. I guess I will find out. I decided that I was going to add one to my setup even though I know most likely I won't be using the ptz functions
Is this the same camera as the 49225TNI model that's on B&H's website?
What purchase options are available for the 49225HN anyway? I thought if you buy from AliExpress it is a lot of trouble with warranty repair and warranty period is short(er)?
**update**
I figured out the main difference between the two is the 49225TNI is Dahua branded and has a heater where the 49225HN is not branded and no heater but is still made by Dahua. I just ordered the 49225HN from Andy.
What purchase options are available for the 49225HN anyway? I thought if you buy from AliExpress it is a lot of trouble with warranty repair and warranty period is short(er)?
**update**
I figured out the main difference between the two is the 49225TNI is Dahua branded and has a heater where the 49225HN is not branded and no heater but is still made by Dahua. I just ordered the 49225HN from Andy.
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MichaelB14
n3wb
- Jan 5, 2018
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Hoping you guys can help me out. I got my camera today and when I plug it in, I get an ip address (192.168.1.108) but I can't connect to it. Also the camera powers up, spins around twice then stops for maybe 10 seconds then spins around again. It does this over and over again. It is hooked to a Ubiquiti 8 port poe switch
RicRat2009
Getting the hang of it
MichaelB14
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RicRat2009
Getting the hang of it
zebrock
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- Dec 3, 2016
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Thank you for this!To set up a PTZ call from a fixed camera, go into the setting and set up an IVS Event. As an example.
After the IVS Event is created, put a check mark in the "PTZ Activation" box and select "Setup"
You can then select the camera and PRESET that you want activated when there is an IVS Event on the fixed camera.
NOTE: that you must have the PRESET already established on the PTZ Camera.
The length of time that the PTZ CAmera remains on the area that the fixed camera called it to, will depend on how you have the PTZ Camera setup with returning to a PRESET after being moved.
Something that helped me with numerous fixed and PTZ cameras was to number the PRESET on the PTZ Camera to coinside with the number of the fixed camera that will be calling it. In the examples above, the fixed camera is #3. Note that camera #3 calls PTZ camera #1 and PTZ camera #4 to PRESET #3 when there is an IVS Event.
RodeoGeorge
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I just got my new SD49225T-HN in from Andy and have it mostly set up but as a new Dahua user I need a little help understanding the firmware.
It came with 2.622.0000000.5.R, Build Date: 2018-02-07
but it appears on the Dahua download website the version there is 2.621...
So, do I have a newer version?
Also, when updating the fw, there are files, 1 NTSC, 1 PAL and 1 PTZ.
My camera came with PAL as the video format so does this mean when I update I need to update with the PAL version?
Also, what is the PTZ file, do I always need to update that?
Sorry for the questions but Dahua is a new brand for me.
It came with 2.622.0000000.5.R, Build Date: 2018-02-07
but it appears on the Dahua download website the version there is 2.621...
So, do I have a newer version?
Also, when updating the fw, there are files, 1 NTSC, 1 PAL and 1 PTZ.
My camera came with PAL as the video format so does this mean when I update I need to update with the PAL version?
Also, what is the PTZ file, do I always need to update that?
Sorry for the questions but Dahua is a new brand for me.
You are using the latest new firmware, so no need to use dahua website one, we now all built the 2018-2-07 for the new SD49225T-HN, tomorrow i will drop the firmware here.
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