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Thank you, I will take a look.crack open the cam, look at the SD card slot, toward the edge of that board near the corner is a small button you can push in.
Thank you, I will take a look.crack open the cam, look at the SD card slot, toward the edge of that board near the corner is a small button you can push in.
With just the mount that comes with the cam your not going to be able to stuff the cable and the connector behind it.Is there enough space behind the 5231's standard wall mount to hide the join from the cat6 connection to the camera loom?
Or would i require the optional Dahua mounting bracket to hide that?
(The cameras are going on a brick wall with external cat cable)
Not a starlight, but its a good camera in the same price range:What is the next best option if I want a PTZ camera (in the same price range)?
I was wondering what mounting box you guys recommend for a vertical mount for the 5231's?Is there enough space behind the 5231's standard wall mount to hide the join from the cat6 connection to the camera loom?
Or would i require the optional Dahua mounting bracket to hide that?
(The cameras are going on a brick wall with external cat cable)
Use a PFB203W for wall mounting. And a PFA137 for ceiling/soffit mounting.I was wondering what mounting box you guys recommend for a vertical mount for the 5231's?
hoping Andy gets some more in stock soon...
Using ONVIF with a 8 channel Hikvision NVR, I'm sure there would be other NVR options from Dahua with POE. You'd be better off sticking with the same brand NVR if you're using all Dahua cameras.i dont see it in the info listed, but does this NVR support POE? if not, whats everyone using with these cameras? (NVR only).
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That's the part # listed for the non Poe version in your link. You need 12vdc to power the camera. Typically a Poe network switch is used to both power the camera and to add it to the network (for Poe powered cameras). Alternatively, the camera can be connected to a router or regular switch and use a 12vdc power supply. The only connection on the non Poe NVR is a single Ethernet cable that connects it to the network.i dont see it in the info listed, but does this NVR support POE? if not, whats everyone using with these cameras? (NVR only).
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This appears to be the one in the advert NVR5208/5216/5232-4KS2 | Dahua Technology you want this one with the POE ports NVR5216/5232-16P-4KS2 | Dahua Technologyi dont see it in the info listed, but does this NVR support POE? if not, whats everyone using with these cameras? (NVR only).
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thanks a lot guys. the 2nd one you listed is the one i;m looking for. Looking for POE so i can just run 1 cat 5/6 cable to the cameras. now i just need to wait for it to come back in stockThis appears to be the one in the advert NVR5208/5216/5232-4KS2 | Dahua Technology you want this one with the POE ports NVR5216/5232-16P-4KS2 | Dahua Technology
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btw - if you are buying new cat5e/cat6 cable I recommend getting the thicker gauge one 23AWG amd try to avoid the thinner one ( 24AWG ) if you can.thanks a lot guys. the 2nd one you listed is the one i;m looking for. Looking for POE so i can just run 1 cat 5/6 cable to the cameras. now i just need to wait for it to come back in stock
Does your camera have IVS? Use that instead of motion detection. Soooo much better! It is built into most of the Dahua Cameras.Thanks to this forum, I purchased two of these camera...just installed one on the back of the house for now...it is zoomed out a little bit for now. I have these connected to my Synology Surveillance Station.
One question: What is the best spot to perform motion detection / alerts...the camera software or Surveillance Station? There seems to be some overlap in capabilities between the two.
We have a lot of deer that come through our backyard, but am mainly concentrating on the patio for alerts.
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IVS ??IVS?
I believe they have IVS. I have to read up on that a bit, but curious how alerts from IVS would go to the Surveillance Station software.Does your camera have IVS? Use that instead of motion detection. Soooo much better! It is built into most of the Dahua Cameras.
Thicker copper wire = less power loss per meter/foot and thus you can have longer PoE cable runs.I believe they have IVS. I have to read up on that a bit, but curious how alerts from IVS would go to the Surveillance Station software.
btw - if you are buying new cat5e/cat6 cable I recommend getting the thicker gauge one 23AWG amd try to avoid the thinner one ( 24AWG ) if you can.
( noticed that some of the cat6 cables I was looking to install were thinner - i.e. 24AWG )
I would say the most important cable spec, whichever AWG you decide, is Solid Bare Copper. 24 or 23 gauge hasn't made a bit of difference for three SD59225H-UNI's, which are PTZ's with heaters. If you are running these 5231's, I feel it's even less important. I have tested these cameras, (5231's and 59's) in every conceivable configuration out there. Power brick, POE (802.3af), POE+ (802.3at) without issue. Keep in mind my test run was 103' 6" exactly.Why the thicker one?