nayr
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that would be so much better than the other view, if it was rotated.. just turn your monitor sideways 
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5string
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You didn't get that from the label! Have you tried it? Good stuuff!
i have about half of my cameras in 4x3 rotated 90 degrees in corridor mode.
not useless, if that's what you need/like/want...
but it is strange that the cam doesn't support it. maybe it's called 'rotate' or something else?
edit: nm. note to self - read the followup posts before responding...
edit again to add something useful: Yes, BI can rotate the image, but then you can't use DTD for that cam...
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5string
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I can't find any options on cam or nvr to rotate image. If viewing on my phone, I can turn my phone upside down and it looks as it should without triggering vert/landscape change.
Not really pleased with these particular cameras (a400), but I'm stuck for at least a few months with them... Maybe a future firmware will address this.
Not really pleased with these particular cameras (a400), but I'm stuck for at least a few months with them... Maybe a future firmware will address this.
5string
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YIKES! WTF is going on here? I masked all but two LED on each side of light sensor (total of 4 LED). Looked OK earlier, but now:
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I have a black belt in Google-Fu and unfortunately no I haven't tried it.
nayr
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you went too far with it, when it actually got dark enough outside there was not enough lighting.. so it turned the gain up to maximum so the image would not be black.
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If you are masking LEDs in the dome, you may have to do it on the inside dome cover, but I haven't tried it myself.
5string
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I covered the LED directly. May remove some of it this evening
nayr
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either that or your tape job is leaking alot of light.. might be a bit of both.
test it in the bathroom with no lights, door closed and do the IR tuning for close distances in that environment.. better than waiting for it to be dark outside and fumbling around in the cold only to find problems.
test it in the bathroom with no lights, door closed and do the IR tuning for close distances in that environment.. better than waiting for it to be dark outside and fumbling around in the cold only to find problems.
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Hi, sorry for my question. I have longse cam and hikvision nvr 7616 sn-e2 and don't work motion detection. How do it.
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I used the Hikvision NVR to setup motion detection.
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Yes, I know this, but NVR message "this camera does't support motion" and I don't draw area. Also I have Dahua 4116 (HiSilicon3535), and this NVR find Longse 8999 port, work PTZ and work motion detection. Firmware on Hik latest. I think longse wirmware problem and write support.
5string
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Sorry I couldn't help more; I'm a novice user. I DID enable motion detect on BOTH camera software and NVR. I am able to "draw" the motion detection area on the NVR and receive alerts.