Having 2 way setup problems with IPC-T5541H-AS-PV camera

[Ckerch]

I have 2 IPC-T5541H-AS-PV camera I am trying to setup up 2 way talk/listen on my Blue Iris system. I can get the listen part of the audio to work but can not get the talk portion to work. I have tried through my Windows 10 notebook , Chromebook by logging in directly through the cameras IP web interface the through the android Blue Iris app.

Here are the camera settings

Here are the BI Global network settings

Here are the BI Global audio settings

And the IPC-T5541H-AS-PV camera settings in BI

Not sure were to go from here and if anyone can shed some light on what I may be doing wrong, I would appreciate it

Carl

 

[looney2ns]

Select Dahua as the make, then select K35a as the model

 

[1fxman]

I have 2 IPC-T5541H-AS-PV camera I am trying to setup up 2 way talk/listen on my Blue Iris system. I can get the listen part of the audio to work but can not get the talk portion to work. I have tried through my Windows 10 notebook , Chromebook by logging in directly through the cameras IP web interface the through the android Blue Iris app.

Here are the camera settings
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Here are the BI Global network settings
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Here are the BI Global audio settings
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And the IPC-T5541H-AS-PV camera settings in BI
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Not sure were to go from here and if anyone can shed some light on what I may be doing wrong, I would appreciate it

Carl
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Did you get it working yet?

 

[fenderman]

Did you get it working yet?

You need to follow the solution posted above. It will not work with find inspect

 

[wasabi]

i use a small kemo amplifier(google it) and have seperate speaker connected to it next to the camera so if i was to speak into it via my smart phone it would come out of the speaker next to or near the camera.

 

[Aronder]

Select Dahua as the make, then select K35a as the model

I am also trying to implement two-way talk with the IPC-T5541H-AS-PV.
When Make is set to Dahua there is no K35a Model in the list.

 

[looney2ns]

I am also trying to implement two-way talk with the IPC-T5541H-AS-PV.
When Make is set to Dahua there is no K35a Model in the list.

 

[Aronder]

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Many thanks!

 

[Aronder]

i use a small kemo amplifier(google it) and have seperate speaker connected to it next to the camera so if i was to speak into it via my smart phone it would come out of the speaker next to or near the camera.

How do you power the kemo amp? Is there a way to use the PoE to power a speaker amp?

 

[looney2ns]

Home

Kemo M031N 3.5 Watt Universal Mono Amplifier ModuleThe Kemo M031N is a simple, resilient solution for adding an amplifier to any electronic project. The thermoplastic casing is resistant to humidity and requires no additional heat sinks. Protection against overload and overheating is included...

www.parts-express.com

And this:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MPWW2UV?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

 

[sebastiantombs]

And this -

Y Cable

Amazon.com : SIM&NAT 1 Female to 2 Male 5.5mm x 2.1mm DC Power Supply Splitter Cord, Y Splitter Adapter Wire, Y-Cable for Security CCTV Parking Camera, LED Strip Light, Pack of 2 : Electronics

Amazon.com : SIM&NAT 1 Female to 2 Male 5.5mm x 2.1mm DC Power Supply Splitter Cord, Y Splitter Adapter Wire, Y-Cable for Security CCTV Parking Camera, LED Strip Light, Pack of 2 : Electronics

www.amazon.com

 

[Aronder]

Home

Kemo M031N 3.5 Watt Universal Mono Amplifier ModuleThe Kemo M031N is a simple, resilient solution for adding an amplifier to any electronic project. The thermoplastic casing is resistant to humidity and requires no additional heat sinks. Protection against overload and overheating is included...

www.parts-express.com

And this:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MPWW2UV?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Did some research on small 3W speakers.
I am curious to know how others here selected and box mounted the speakers near the camera.