Dahua Starlight Recessed Dome PTZ (SD52C225U-HNI)

[nayr]

it has built in scheduling of actions and idle places; but that dont trigger it again a 2nd time because it thinks it landed there right the first time.

 

[hmjgriffon]

Hmm...I was intending to order one of these. Not sure if poor AT is a show-stopper, but I would like to have it.

Is it possible with some external automation to have it go to a preset after some delay? Maybe 60s after last IVS?
Haven't looked into what it would take to register for IVS notifications, but I've seen the web page do it so I know it's possible.
It's not a fool-proof solution, but if it works it'd get the camera back into an intelligent mode instead of being a zombie.

probably but what an annoying kludge that is.

 

[gregbert]

it has built in scheduling of actions and idle places; but that dont trigger it again a 2nd time because it thinks it landed there right the first time.

I guess I didn't understand what you meant by "if you press it again it'll move the last bit and go right back where it should be".
I thought that meant you were sending a preset command which fixed it.

 

[nayr]

it does, but the camera's built in functions wont press it a 2nd time.. its a timeout, it presses it once after a certain time of inactivity and whatever preset that is can be scheduled to be different at various times of the day.. but the timeout wont double trigger

 

[nayr]

not having IR was nice last night in the snow; out of all my cameras this one had just a fantastic image..

 

[bug99]

that is an amazing image for 3am. A really cold looking image though

 

[hidroela]

will this PoE Switch Amazon.com: TP-Link 8-Port Fast Ethernet PoE Desktop Switch with 4-PoE Ports - 802.3AF Compliant (TL-SF1008P): Electronics work with this camera SD52C225U-HNI

 

[hmjgriffon]

will this PoE Switch Amazon.com: TP-Link 8-Port Fast Ethernet PoE Desktop Switch with 4-PoE Ports - 802.3AF Compliant (TL-SF1008P): Electronics work with this camera SD52C225U-HNI

no, you need something with 802.3at

 

[hidroela]

no, you need something with 802.3at

would you mind to elaborate

 

[nayr]

802.3AT, aka PoE+ is a high power standard based off 802.3AF..

Standard PoE (802.3AF) is not powerfull enough for this camera as it just barely exceeds its specs

 

[hidroela]

@nayr
the one that you got came with the power adapter for usa system (120v) the reason asking is the vendor that i am dealing with says it came with the 240v type.

 

[nayr]

im pretty sure; I never used it.. would have to find where I stashed it..

 

[hidroela]

any recommendations for motion detection switch.
would be really appreciate.

 

[richtj99]

Just curious - how can you tell the model number within the settings?

 

[hidroela]

any place to find documentation of the internals of the camera like terminal block for the inputs/output audio etc.
also what is the size of the power plug.

 

[nayr]

just the user manual in the first post, all the connections are labeled.. the largest plug is going to be the ethernet plug at just about 3/4in

 

[hidroela]

just the user manual in the first post, all the connections are labeled.. the largest plug is going to be the ethernet plug at just about 3/4in

once again thanks for your help but the only references to connections and such are this without any schematic.

Please connect the power cable, video output cable, audio cable, RS485 control cable, alarm input/output pin, network cable, high-frequency cable, fiber cable according to your actual requirements. Pleas use insulation tape to seal the cable connection ports to do proper waterproof work.

 

[hidroela]

another question can i use all of the functions of this camera without the need of a NVR?

 

[hmjgriffon]

another question can i use all of the functions of this camera without the need of a NVR?

yes.

 

[hidroela]

yes

thanks that good to hear.now the wait begins. availability and shipping from china.