PIR event in Blue Iris?
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fenderman
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See my post here http://www.ipcamtalk.com/showthread.php?722-Hikvision-in-camera-motion-detection-with-BI
Maybe you can figure it out. It detects the initial trigger but then doesn't stop.
Maybe you can figure it out. It detects the initial trigger but then doesn't stop.
Thanks for the heads up!
Im running BI 3.59.0
I somehow got it to work... confusing as heck, but it appears to be working so far...
Here's what I did on my wired Hikvision 2432
Blue Iris Setting
1. Motion/Trigger Tab (to prove that the PIR works)
Uncheck Enable,
set "End Trigger unless..." 15 sec (or your requirement)
set "End Trigger unless..." 15 sec (or your requirement)
2. Video Tab:
Configure, Other Options: Check "Trigger using camera's digital input out motion"
3. PTZ/Control Tab
Check "Enable Pan/Tilt/Zoom..."
Verify your camera is on port 80, else change
Resume/Cycle/schedule after inactivity (sec): 40
Verify your camera is on port 80, else change
Resume/Cycle/schedule after inactivity (sec): 40
Configuration Tab
a. Motion Detection: uncheck "Enable Motion Detection"
b. Alarm Output Tab:
b. Alarm Output Tab:
1. Alarm Output: A->1
2. Alarm Name: Pir1
3. Alarm Schedule: Start 00:00 End: 24:00 Copy to week (should be all blue)
4. Copy to Alarm: Check Select all
5. Save
2. Alarm Name: Pir1
3. Alarm Schedule: Start 00:00 End: 24:00 Copy to week (should be all blue)
4. Copy to Alarm: Check Select all
5. Save
c Other Alarm
1. Check Enable PIR Alarm
2. Alarm Name: Pir1
3. Check: Trigger Channel, A->1
4. Arming Schedule Edit
2. Alarm Name: Pir1
3. Check: Trigger Channel, A->1
4. Arming Schedule Edit
Start Time 00:00 End Time: 24:00 Copy to Week
5. Save
The PIR works, but im getting some strange false alerts and I can't see why it's even alerting... Maybe its picking up bugs...
So back to BI motion detection for now
So back to BI motion detection for now
you need to set Events -> Alarm Output -> Delay to 5s. This means it will close the alarm output and hence the trigger to BI after 5s of inactivity.
can you guys tell me what PTZ camera is selected on there? mine won't work. I have Network IP: Hikvision/Abus
I'm curious if this is because my 2432 is on version 1.5.0
I'm getting the output signal on the http://xxx.xxx.x.x/IO/outputs/1/status/ from inactive to active so I know that's working...
what isn't working however is that BI isn't picking it up. I have the use device motion sensor checked in video, and PTZ is enabled and set for Hikvision/Abus
I'm curious if this is because my 2432 is on version 1.5.0
I'm getting the output signal on the http://xxx.xxx.x.x/IO/outputs/1/status/ from inactive to active so I know that's working...
what isn't working however is that BI isn't picking it up. I have the use device motion sensor checked in video, and PTZ is enabled and set for Hikvision/Abus
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yes, I have :8000 for it which is my camera's port number that I use to connect for video feed
I'm getting:
<IOPortStatus xmlns="http://www.hikvision.com/ver10/XMLSchema" version="1.0">
<ioPortID>1</ioPortID>
<ioPortType>output</ioPortType>
<ioState>active</ioState>
</IOPortStatus>
video setting:
<IOPortStatus xmlns="http://www.hikvision.com/ver10/XMLSchema" version="1.0">
<ioPortID>1</ioPortID>
<ioPortType>output</ioPortType>
<ioState>active</ioState>
</IOPortStatus>
video setting:
yep, it's on 8000 which is what my camera uses (I prefer 4 digit numbers so I did 8000)
so what do I do? any suggestions? I do something wrong?
edit: got it! you are right. I thought I set it at 8000, but I guess I never did... very odd. I went to the port window to take a picture for you and realized it was set to 80 and no 8000.
with that, I got the microphone feature back, and also got the motion detection to go on!
now I have another problem... the audio via the mobile app is horrible!!!! sounds like a really weak voice signal from star wars lol
fenderman
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So you are now getting audio "talk" via the camera not the pc? That makes sense.....
For the audio to work well you need a good connection...try it wired it will be perfect...also try the various codecs in the camera like g.711 etc and see if one is better than the others..also in the ptz tab when you enter your port, try entering it without the :
Actually, try testing the camera after the reset without messing with the ports and leave everything default and see if you can get audio and pir to work.
For the audio to work well you need a good connection...try it wired it will be perfect...also try the various codecs in the camera like g.711 etc and see if one is better than the others..also in the ptz tab when you enter your port, try entering it without the :
Actually, try testing the camera after the reset without messing with the ports and leave everything default and see if you can get audio and pir to work.
it's wired now via PLA. the sound sounds AWESOME with hikvision's android app. with blue iris... not so much
fenderman
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yeah, i believe there is some additional compression being done by the the BI mobile app...there is really no need for any additional compression on the audio....Test it wired ethernet though...that helped a lot and it sounded really good even with the BI app. Maybe email ken to have the android developer work on the audio compression..
I need help please, I can't get PIR to triggrer BI.
I have done the following:
- Set port forwarding on 8082, 554, 8000
- BI setting
-BI Setting (Video)
-BI (PTZ)
Hikvision (motion)
Hikvision (alarm output)
Hikvision (other alarm)
any ideas?
I have done the following:
- Set port forwarding on 8082, 554, 8000
- BI setting
-BI Setting (Video)
-BI (PTZ)
Hikvision (motion)
Hikvision (alarm output)
Hikvision (other alarm)
any ideas?