Mini outdoor PTZ : DS-2DE4A220IW-DE
- Thread starter bickford
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I had another run over this tread and I come to the conclusion that there is much more to do with these camera's if you give the camera a IP address instead of using the auto plug & play from the NVR.
Not much settings you can do from within the NVR menu.
just a example
Auto tracking
more fine tuning for intrusion detection
more fine tuning for line crossing
IR settings
Not much settings you can do from within the NVR menu.
just a example
Auto tracking
more fine tuning for intrusion detection
more fine tuning for line crossing
IR settings
I do mine all that way then in iVMS-4500 you can slide the cam on the view screen right click on the screen and remote configuration but the web GUI is accessible through the nvr only if your on the web and have virtual host ticked
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Will do Saturday morning have a day off will give a photo detail of how I overcame the same problem I had as yours I too thought omg it's broken but when I took it off it's bracket it was fine
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Ok this is what I did to overcome the binding issue
The plate on the camera is ok the problem is when yo screw it to the bracket
The dimples in the bracket seem to kick out the alignment
As when I first screwed mine on after hooking it up on the bench I tested it in the bracket and it made all sorts of noise and seemed it couldn't get to where it was supposed too in its start up sequence
So I took it off tested it without the bracket and it was perfect
So I then glued 4 washers to the ptz bracket and sprayed some silicone spray on the camera silver bracket and twisted the camera on,then tested the camera hanging as it would off the wall and it made no noise and did its check sum
That really fixed my problem I did make a lead up as I have audio and power and cat cable going thro mine and ran them to a junction box as fitting all those wires in the bracket seemed painfully hard
The plate on the camera is ok the problem is when yo screw it to the bracket
The dimples in the bracket seem to kick out the alignment
As when I first screwed mine on after hooking it up on the bench I tested it in the bracket and it made all sorts of noise and seemed it couldn't get to where it was supposed too in its start up sequence
So I took it off tested it without the bracket and it was perfect
So I then glued 4 washers to the ptz bracket and sprayed some silicone spray on the camera silver bracket and twisted the camera on,then tested the camera hanging as it would off the wall and it made no noise and did its check sum
That really fixed my problem I did make a lead up as I have audio and power and cat cable going thro mine and ran them to a junction box as fitting all those wires in the bracket seemed painfully hard
Jamil
Young grasshopper
Hi guys they do have some issues with their sensors however this camera. Sometimes after a few months the image goes pink so keep that in mind when picking a supplier.
I have one of my customers just sent me one back from France with that IR chut filter problem.
Regards
Jamil
I have one of my customers just sent me one back from France with that IR chut filter problem.
Regards
Jamil
alastairstevenson
Staff member
Jamil
Young grasshopper
Yes apologies guys what I mean is that the IR cut filter sometimes goes on these and therefore produces a pink image.
alastairstevenson
Staff member
Jamil
Young grasshopper
Haha no worries mate. If you guys need any information from a sellers point of view please let me know.
I.e what cameras have to most issues and what not.
Me being a seller I see a wide range of problems that could occur with a product and have to deal with it.
I.e what cameras have to most issues and what not.
Me being a seller I see a wide range of problems that could occur with a product and have to deal with it.
I just received one of these bad boys from Amandacams. I'm going to install it tonight - can't wait!
How much does permanent patrol mode reduce the lifespan of PTZ cameras? The 4.7mm focal length is a little narrow for my scene, so I wanted to have it patrol to get about 90°FOV.
How much does permanent patrol mode reduce the lifespan of PTZ cameras? The 4.7mm focal length is a little narrow for my scene, so I wanted to have it patrol to get about 90°FOV.
fenderman
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- Mar 9, 2014
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permanent partol mode is completely useless and pointless for 99.9 percent of case use..
I know nothing about how the camera works. Yes I've seen the track function on a friends camera and it is the reason I bought this camera. Why do you say patrol is pointless? Can you not have patrol mode + auto track working at the same time?