PTZ4E25X-T180 Review
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bigredfish
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With both sensors way too small, I would guess it will be like many such cameras:
Great for overview and maybe tracking in bright daytime sunlight, and basically suck at night/low light. Though if you're willing to run the white light illuminators all night it would likely improve the image out to 60-80ft
Great for overview and maybe tracking in bright daytime sunlight, and basically suck at night/low light. Though if you're willing to run the white light illuminators all night it would likely improve the image out to 60-80ft
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bigredfish
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For what 2 IPs?
Even if camera have 2 separate SOC's (processors) for each channel due power processing reasons (like in Hubble series), it simply works as one camera with one IP and 2 channels (like in thermal cams)...
IVS in linkage mode is shared, PTZ reacts at objects detected by panorama...
bigredfish
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Of course, I knew that! 
Thats how my thermal worked.
I was thinking channels. But I suppose it has 3 channels?
Thats how my thermal worked.I was thinking channels. But I suppose it has 3 channels?
Of course, I knew that!
I was thinking channels. But I suppose it has 3 channels?
No two.. panorama (single channel like in normal 5849-A180) and PTZ...
panorama channel have also that strange Dahua specific 180 degree resolution / ratio and with horizontal compression...
the only sign that it have 2 separate SOCs / processors are separate RAM/ROM sizes for each channel.
Nice camera, but so long as Dahua does not have Animal as an available IVS or Smart Motion option, Oh well.
bigredfish
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Thanks, how would you go about adjusting the position of the PTZ then (hardware wise)? Would it just mount the same way a PTZ would and then I would manually set the home position in the web interface?
Also, can this unit work in both Independent and Linkage mode?
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