IVS camera settings vs NVR IVS settings

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Hi everybody!

I use NVR NVR5416-16P-4KS2E +3 IPC Dahua cameras.

I'm a little confused where I should make settings.

NVR Web interface has AI section where I can setup IVS rules for the cameras.
The Web interface of cameras also has the section where I can configure IVS rules.

Could you explain me I should use NVR or camera Web interface to configure IVS rules?
Does NVR IVS settings override the camera IVS setting or vice versa?

The same question about Schedule, FTP storage an others settings.
Where should I setup it on the camera or NVR Web interface?

The IPC-HFW3849T1-AS-PV camera Schedule has the General + Motion + Alarm sections
But the NVR Schedule has General + Motion + Alarm + M&A + Interlligent session.

How should I setup Snapshot schedule for the IPC-HFW3849T1-AS-PV for IVS rules?

Regards,
Denis
 

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IVS should be setup in the camera GUI.

Look at this thread as a guide:

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Always set Image quality, encoding/bitrate, and IVS/Events on the camera.
Use the NVR for networking and recording schedules primarily, and with a built in PoE switch model, for sending email. Unless youre recording to a card on the camera itself, the recording schedule info wont take anyway.

In theory theyre transferable and should communicate and synch between each other and adopt settings. But MANY times they dont. Can depend on model, age, and features on the camera. It can get messy fast if you switch back and forth. Also there are any number of settings not available on the NVR.
 
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Don’t make setting changes on both the NVR and cameras. Choose one. I recommend you make all settings on the cameras.
 
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Once you start making changes in both things will not synch 100%. If you don’t touch any of the settings on the NVR, the cameras will control everything. Best to default the NVR and then don’t touch camera settings on the NVR.

AI by NVR would be for cameras that don’t have AI/IVS. You shouldn’t need it.

Tripwire and auto tracking are two completely different things.

The only reason to use the NVR is to coordinate spotter cameras to activate the PTZs. Leave all other settings alone. Make them on the camera, reboot NVR after making changes on the camera
 
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Now it does hold the AI By Camera Setting. Does it pull the IVS setting from Camera? They don't show up but I get a blank set of IVS rules in the NVR.

Should I put new presets (3) in the NVR and add a Tour in the NVR.
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No leave the NVR alone.
 
Auto tracking should be done at the ptz camera. You make the settings there. You make IVS rules like tripwire or Intrusion also on the camera. The tripwire or intrusion zone tells the auto tracking to start tracking.

Each preset would have its own IVS tripwire or Intrusion zone.

Tour would also be set on the ptz camera.
 
Many or most of these settings on the camera will transfer back to the NVR. (Sometimes a reboot of the NVR after you make adjustments in the camera helps.
But don’t worry if they don’t transfer exactly as long as the camera does what you need. It has more settings than the NVR so some can’t transfer.
If you make changes in the NVR it will override those on the camera, and because they aren’t identical, sometimes things don’t work so well.
 
Weird he deleted his posts…
 
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My bad! I had a bunch of old posts that had been resolved and a dozen Andy before I bought more cameras and deleted them. I removed one in this thread and it removed several?

I am bad about leaving content out there for decades...
 
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It doesn't make sense to delete posts that have been resolved because it serves as a reference point for NOOB when they come looking for answers.

If we all deleted our posts after it was resolved, then even more of the same questions would be asked over and over again.
 
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Make them on the camera and save/refresh a few times. In theory it will push them back to the NVR.
 
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I understand IVS rules are set on the camera. However, the record settings on the camera appear to relate to LOCAL storage (SD Card). Yes? No?
It's unfortunate how complicated unclear the various pieces are. I'm usually good with all things low-voltage and web based technologies, but IP camera & NVR software is uniquely non-intuitive.
 
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Sorry, yes
 
Now that I have abandoned Auto Tracking! I have THREE Presets (1,2,3) say left, middle,and right. I have a TOUR (1) of the three Presets.

When I create a tipwire for each Preset area ,when it pans or tours, it sends a lot of alerts. I have reduced the tripwires to one tripwire for the middle preset and it does not send alerts for the other two presets.

Not sure if the tour causes the tripwires to activate and send alerts? Can you have one tripwire for each preset or just one for the tour?
 
IVS is per preset.

Sure you don’t have SMD enabled?
 
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