I've done that twice. Yea I know what I set it toMight pay to reset the NVR to factory defaults then
I've done that twice. Yea I know what I set it toMight pay to reset the NVR to factory defaults then
Yes dahua. One is DH-IPC-HDW3549H-AS-PV (tioc) the other is dahua but I cant remember but will check tomorrowOk so what models are the cameras? I missed that. Are they Dahua? Model numbers should be on stickers on the camera itself
do you mean this screen?Cool, that pic of the camera registration page ,might be helpful
What is the IP address of your NVR?
Right the firmware upgrade doesn't seem to be an option and this NVR won't show me the cameras either plugged into it, or if they're elsewhere on the LAN. Is there any other option I could try anyone please?Yeah mine was installed in 2017
Could it be that the NVR is too old for the cameras?Weird.
According to the pic of your Reg page, the NVR is indeed recognizing the cameras, but can't communicate with them due to a login error. Usually this means the NVR doesnt know the password to the camera and can usually be fixed by using the pencil edit icon and telling the NVR the correct camera password. As mentioned previously, assigning them IPs using an external switch isnt gonna help vs the built in PoE ports as the NVR sees them fine. Im stumped as to why it wont take the password via the edit box
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I haven't tried to connect any cameras via onvif but I'll try that next! Thanks for assistingHello, If the camera you are trying to use will be connected via the onvif protocol (I think I saw it in the screenshot), you must first enter the interface of your ip camera and set a password for it, and after plugging the camera into the nvr, you need to write it into the nvr. About 1 month ago, I introduced an OEM camera to my system in this way. I am currently using 4 dahua cameras and 1 oem (made in china) camera without any problems.
Yes, if your camera isn't Dahua or Hikvision or something like that brand name. you have to use onvif protocol and dahua is need password and oem cameras is coming without any password. so you have set it before starting..I haven't tried to connect any cameras via onvif but I'll try that next! Thanks for assisting
The frustration I have is that my cameras are both dahuaYes, if your camera isn't Dahua or Hikvision or something like that brand name. you have to use onvif protocol and dahua is need password and oem cameras is coming without any password. so you have set it before starting..