Tsikura
Young grasshopper
- Oct 12, 2016
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lol. Chase wants me to replace my debit card I used on aliexpress to buy the cameras. I had no problem so far but I guess I'll go direct to Andy with paypal.
We're sending you a new Chase debit or ATM card because yours may be at risk for fraud
Dear DAVID :
The security of your financial information is important to us. We're sending you a new Chase debit or ATM
card because an incident by a third party may have put your card ending in 8596 at risk for fraud. Your new
card should arrive within 10 days, and it will have a new number, but the same PIN.
That aside, I am loving this camera. It feels so heavy and solidly built. Can't wait to put it up Saturday. Putting up my two ptz too.
We're sending you a new Chase debit or ATM card because yours may be at risk for fraud
Dear DAVID :
The security of your financial information is important to us. We're sending you a new Chase debit or ATM
card because an incident by a third party may have put your card ending in 8596 at risk for fraud. Your new
card should arrive within 10 days, and it will have a new number, but the same PIN.
That aside, I am loving this camera. It feels so heavy and solidly built. Can't wait to put it up Saturday. Putting up my two ptz too.
Larry Arnold III
n3wb
- Dec 4, 2016
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- 0
OK so i believe i have read this stuff over pretty well over the last few days, i am all new to this. I want to use these cameras in a new build for my home, i am on a tight budget but want to get surveillance going so my question is this. Can i grab a few of theses cameras now and just install microsd in them and hook them up to a poe switch and to my existing router? I would like to be able to view the live feed via LAN as well as out and about via phone/tablet or other pc. I realize the idea situation is to have an NVR or PC to run all this on which is what i will do soon, but the funds are not there. Is this possible?
fenderman
Staff member
- Mar 9, 2014
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Where do you have audio for this cam? I can´t find anything about having an microphone integrated (and i also see no mic hole on the cam)
fenderman
Staff member
- Mar 9, 2014
- 36,892
- 21,407
I received my starlight from Andy and have been testing indoors with good results thus far. I haven't considered audio a priority in the past but I did try & was unsuccessful using a Dahua 5208-8P-4KS2 NVR. Below is my limited understanding & testing try, what am I missing?
My understanding is audio is transmitted thru cat6 cable, no additional cables required
Had audio/video box checked in NVR camera setup
I had some powered PC speakers hooked up to the mic in/out rca jack & volume up. No audio out connections.
Thanks!
My understanding is audio is transmitted thru cat6 cable, no additional cables required
Had audio/video box checked in NVR camera setup
I had some powered PC speakers hooked up to the mic in/out rca jack & volume up. No audio out connections.
Thanks!
page, 1.. first image.. mic hole is clearly visible between the two IR LED's and right above the green light sensor.. its not visible in marketing materials.
Off topic:
Andy,
Are the NVR 4216-4KS2 / 4416-4KS2 models not also having a quad core processor nowdays ?
The step up from lite to pro modell (4xxx to 5xxx) seems 12 MP support, dewarping and 2 HDMI outputs with a quick scan. (also 200 vs 320 mbps recording rate)
Main difference I could find that interest me: are 4 alarm inputs for the 2 hdd versions and 16 alarm inputs for the 4 hdd versions. (power use also seems to doubles from 2 to 4 hdd version)
Prices on aliexpress (BEC)
5216-4KS2 241
5416-4KS2 394
You seem not to have the 4216-4KS2 or the 4416-4KS2 in your shop (only other/older -4K models)
Doesn't the 5208 or 5216 include PoE switch? at least that's what it looks like from the specs. please advise if a separate PoE switch is needed with these NVR.
NVR5216/5232-16P-4KS2 | Dahua Technology
The one with 16p in the naming has 16 ports POE
See in the link you posted the line:
PoE 16 ports (IEEE802.3af/at)
there is a link to a pdf with the back panel on that page: http://www1.dahuasecurity.com/download/dhi-nvr5416_5432_5464-16p-4ks2_rear_panel_20160815.pdf
There you see the 16 rj-45 ports
See in the link you posted the line:
PoE 16 ports (IEEE802.3af/at)
there is a link to a pdf with the back panel on that page: http://www1.dahuasecurity.com/download/dhi-nvr5416_5432_5464-16p-4ks2_rear_panel_20160815.pdf
There you see the 16 rj-45 ports
Right now has a big problem for the new models stock in, so i will not put it online till the goods arrived our warewhouse. Some models even delayed for 2 months.lol.......
Actually speaking, 5xxx is better for using if you use the high resolutions. I will post a compare for the NVRs soon for you guys.
i just have a bad news to share here, the HDW5231R-Z now having new delay, dahua reply there has some problem for the chips of the batch they are producing. They are solving this right now, before this can't ship anymore stocks to me.....so the time have to delay around 1 week now. Tomorrow will ship 20pcs for those who wait too long time guys. So sorry for this. What we shipped all no problem.
Andy
Andy
right now i have 10pcs IPC-HDBW5231R-Z the housing different, if any guy can accept this model that would be great.
Bad experience with a dome and internal IR light and reflections with the dome material. Also rain drops on it that run down hurt picture a lot (fuzzy area that moves slowly through image)
This is with Hikvision mini dome (2.8 mm lens )mounted on flat wall, so perhaps not the ideal way to mount a dome..
This is with Hikvision mini dome (2.8 mm lens )mounted on flat wall, so perhaps not the ideal way to mount a dome..
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