Dahua Starlight Varifocal Turret (IPC-HDW5231R-Z)
nice information but still on the unknown.
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Likely not as the information is not passed via onvif
An Intelligent Video Surveillance System, or IVS, is a breakthrough technology included with the newest generation of IP Network Security Cameras. These features include Tripwire, Intrusion, Abandoned Object, Missing Object, and Scene Change (from a quick search on google)
marigo
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Can you also post a nightshot?
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IMO, it's "smarter" motion detection. You have more configuration options, which can greatly reduce false alarms.
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TommyR
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Hi all,
Received my 3 cameras a week ago and did initial set up using non-POE NVR 5216 and external POE switch on Friday. The quality is amazing. Currently it's recording all the time but yesterday we had some visitors while we were away and I struggled to go through hours of footage in SmartPSS to find exact moment. So I was wondering what are your settings? Do you only record upon motion detection event? Is it possible to record everything but also mark motion detection on time line?
Also, in general, would appreciate if someone can point to a how-to on setting cameras and network, including access to substream over internet.
Thanks,
Tommy
Received my 3 cameras a week ago and did initial set up using non-POE NVR 5216 and external POE switch on Friday. The quality is amazing. Currently it's recording all the time but yesterday we had some visitors while we were away and I struggled to go through hours of footage in SmartPSS to find exact moment. So I was wondering what are your settings? Do you only record upon motion detection event? Is it possible to record everything but also mark motion detection on time line?
Also, in general, would appreciate if someone can point to a how-to on setting cameras and network, including access to substream over internet.
Thanks,
Tommy
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Got IVS working like you said..hooking laptop directly to POE port and using browser. Wouldn't do it before from NVR and from SmartPSS on laptop. Also the SmartPlan menu with the lightbulb icon (yellow = on) was funny...reckon each camera has it's own software. Thanks a bunch..
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This is what most of us do, set it to record all time 24/7 but use IVS, alarm trigger or motion detect to mark events in the recording timeline when it's triggered.
I suggest that you search "IVS" in this thread or in thread on the camera model you purchased to get an idea how to set up event triggers on the camera itself then go to NVR 5216 thread to download the NVR manual on how to mark events in the recording timeline when camera triggers it.
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IMO, Motion Detection detects too much, which can cause too many marks on the time line where motion technically happened, but it wasn't anything you were interested in. I second TechBill's suggestion to look at using IVS.
I've had the best luck with drawing a shape around an area (driveway, porch, sidewalk, etc) and using IVS > Intrusion, with both the Crosses and Appears options checked. This will cause an event in your timeline if someone crosses the perimeter of the shape you drew, or if they suddenly appear within the shape (i.e. the camera didn't identify them until after they crossed the perimeter, so to the camera, they just "appeared" within your shape). You can also define minimum and maximum size for the objects. I have to use a minimum size to reduce the false alarms caused by bugs that fly close to the camera at night. For me, IVS gets it right 95% of the time, which is leaps and bounds better than how Motion Detection worked out for me.
That's good to hear. I'm really hoping BI runs good with these so I don't have to mess with anything else. I need it to run good on android though.
hmjgriffon
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Android app works fairly well, sometimes if I background it or something and then bring it back up it acts weird and i have to kill it and re-open it but for the most part, it works pretty good.
Ninefingers
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I've read through this thread with much interest. I've got a few Foscams that I'm looking to replace. My question is: do the Dahua cams emit visible red through the IR LEDs? I get a bad glow from the Foscams. I go to lengths to hide the fact that I have cameras, so I hate the fact that you can see their eyes at night. I'm hoping a decent camera will not have that issue. Also, do the IR cannons have the same issue?
cryptelli
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I'm pretty sure these cameras operate in the 850nm spectrum, which means they are visible to the human eye. If you don't want to see them disable the IR and use 950nm illuminators.
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Yes the cameras have two softly glowing red "eyes" at night watching over your property.
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Ninefingers
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Thanks for the quick feedback. I'll go research other illuminators.