okay I'm going to put it on a thumb drive and try it there
this is the info on the update page:
System Version:3.120.0000000.21.RBuild Date:2023-04-18
BTW when stuck at 0% the camera was working, not hung-up
In need of some Help with a Dahua camera
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this is the info on the update page:
System Version:3.120.0000000.21.RBuild Date:2023-04-18
BTW when stuck at 0% the camera was working, not hung-up
steve1225
Getting comfortable
THUMB drive????
no - You simply upload file using web browser...
when You go to camera list -> update tab (or camera update page), click on browse button and Your web browser should open file dialog where You select *.bin file to upload...
there is no need to use thumb drives...
also camera don't have any port for it...
looney2ns
IPCT Contributor
Are you positive you are buying patch cables that are pure copper cable, and not CCA cable.
Are they at least 24awg wire size?
No flat cables or skinny cables in use?
Are they at least 24awg wire size?
No flat cables or skinny cables in use?
great question, I looked it up and still don't know the answer
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sorry when you said I could do it from the NVR inteface I thought you meant the NVR itself, thus thumb drive. Logging into the camera and uploading the bin file is where it stalled @ 0%
bigredfish
Known around here
I've found the most reliable way to update camera FW on a PoE NVR is to use the NVR web interface
Here
Choose the camera # and check the box
Now use the Browse button to locate the FW you downloaded on your computer
Click "File Update" at bottom.
Wait. Go have a smoke, it can take a bit
Here
Choose the camera # and check the box
Now use the Browse button to locate the FW you downloaded on your computer
Click "File Update" at bottom.
Wait. Go have a smoke, it can take a bit
bigredfish
Known around here
This is part of the reason i wanted to see your camera Reg page (with serial numbers blacked out).
To see what ports they are using and what 10.1.1.x IPs they are using
Its quite possible if the FW doesnt fix it that you have some type of IP conflict going on with the cameras being plugged into various ports and switched around. Ive seen it happen.
Otherwise, Id think the camera is defective
To see what ports they are using and what 10.1.1.x IPs they are using
Its quite possible if the FW doesnt fix it that you have some type of IP conflict going on with the cameras being plugged into various ports and switched around. Ive seen it happen.
Otherwise, Id think the camera is defective
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I was reluctant to try anything else yesterday because the entire time we were messaging there were no events, scratching my head and wondering if we 'accidentally' fixed it, no. SO this morning I committed to trying the Dahua FW: DH_IPC-HX5(4)XXX-Taurus_MultiLang_PN_Stream3_V3.140.0000000.21.R.240514.bin using the web interface. I can browse and select the FW file, however, NO file-update button, only a online-update button ( and of course it times out). so, I'm now dying for a smoke :O) anything to do with my using PSS Lite?
regardless the same file times out when trying to upgrade at the camera just stuck at 0%. If what Steve says is true, that is the wrong file? also included in Dauhua's zip is:
firmware-x.squashfs.bin
web-x.squashfs.bin
regardless the same file times out when trying to upgrade at the camera just stuck at 0%. If what Steve says is true, that is the wrong file? also included in Dauhua's zip is:
firmware-x.squashfs.bin
web-x.squashfs.bin
steve1225
Getting comfortable
You selected correct .bin file...
You can try latest firmware from Dahua website:
www.dahuasecurity.com
I simply copy exact model You give in first post into Dahua download search - so if this correct then firmware should be correct.
is this 180 degree dual lens camera?
Big question:
Did you test camera next to NVR on short new cable on different POE ports as I wrote a few times?
This should answer biggest question - are the problem with cables/plugs/ports or camera itself..
You can try latest firmware from Dahua website:
Dahua Technology - World-leading Video-centric AIoT Solution and Service Provide
Dahua Technology
I simply copy exact model You give in first post into Dahua download search - so if this correct then firmware should be correct.
is this 180 degree dual lens camera?
Big question:
Did you test camera next to NVR on short new cable on different POE ports as I wrote a few times?
This should answer biggest question - are the problem with cables/plugs/ports or camera itself..
Yes 180 deg dual lens.You selected correct .bin file...
You can try latest firmware from Dahua website:
Dahua Technology - World-leading Video-centric AIoT Solution and Service Provide
Dahua Technology
I simply copy exact model You give in first post into Dahua download search - so if this correct then firmware should be correct.
is this 180 degree dual lens camera?
Big question:
Did you test camera next to NVR on short new cable on different POE ports as I wrote a few times?
This should answer biggest question - are the problem with cables/plugs/ports or camera itself..
I do not have a short cable yet, but did do everything else, moved to an unused port, swapped ports with another camera and tried 3 different new prefab cables, 50, 50 & 100'. I'll get my hands on a little patch cable asap