NVR couldn't recognize IPC

[shaoalan79]

Don't know if anybody has this experience. If you have ever tampered with IP camera, for example, use SADP to assign a static ip to the camera, then log into it and change some non-networking related settings, then log out. There might be a chance, you plug this cam into a NVR, it just won't plug and play no matter how hard you try. The only work around is, log into the cam through web browser again, then default it, then plug it into NVR again, well, plug and play works.

Anybody had this experience, or any solution?

 

[gasonright]

Yes that is the method I needed to perform to my cameras when I switched from Blue Iris software to running an NVR. I needed to do that to all eight of my cameras. Figured it was the best thing to do since I was starting all over with the NVR.

 

[fenderman]

If you simply want to change camera settings while its connected to the NVR you can still log into the camera directly...no need to go though this..also some newer hikvision NVR firmware has a "virtual host" option to get the cameras interface..
http://www.ipcamtalk.com/showthread.php/115-Hitting-cameras-web-pages-with-a-laptop-in-an-NVR-with-POE?highlight=directly