I tried this, and I am now on static IP. No change, still will not reconnect when I restore power after "simulated" power outage. Also the windows EZVIZ Studio seems to have less? setup options than the android app? Buggy as they come, it will not even adjust detection area for me. I can't connect to wifi using Studio either, I have to use the android app.
Review: EZVIZ DB1C
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I tried this, and I am now on static IP. No change, still will not reconnect when I restore power after "simulated" power outage. Also the windows EZVIZ Studio seems to have less? setup options than the android app? Buggy as they come, it will not even adjust detection area for me. I can't connect to wifi using Studio either, I have to use the android app.
sebastiantombs
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You are clicking on the gear icon on the lower right labeled "All Devices" then clicking on "Advanced", right? Keep in mind that although this is made by Hik features have been stripped out of the firmware to keep the price down. What I did was reserve an IP in the router for the DB1C, then set that IP in the DB1C.
Has anyone with a DB1C played with/running DeepStack? I have DeepStack GPU running on my DB1 (variant), just curious how the Facial Screenshots are on the DB1C, On the DB1 they are very blurry, as you see below, but if you know the person you can ID them...
In Camera Settings/Trigger/Artificial Intelligence here are my settings:
These are my BI Settings:
These are some of my shots:
In Camera Settings/Trigger/Artificial Intelligence here are my settings:
These are my BI Settings:
These are some of my shots:
flynreelow
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i really dont think they would look any better with the DB1C
Yes, it seems to take the static ip through EZVIZ Studio after it is connected to wifi (with Android app). But after the power outage it will not reconnect, needs a reset. I did not reserve the IP in the router, I will do that also, maybe that is the clincher.
sebastiantombs
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I'm using DS with the DB1C. It works if the target is close enough and has identified a "person" when I've been fooling with it with my head within a foot or so of the camera.
Well after configuring my router to assign an fixed IP address, and unchecking DHCP (wifi)and auto assign (General) in the Network tab under advanced(tried all combinations of these, no dice), the doorbell still will not reconnect after I cut the power. I could forgive the IR light that makes my chime buzz (disabled) and the overly sensitive microphone ( with the doorbell near a large glass sidelight, I was broadcasting all my indoor conversations to China, so I disabled it), but the no reconnect after power outage is a deal breaker. I wish I had gotten the Eufy battery/wired option now, at least it would keep its settings and reconnect when the routers booted back up. I even have access to install a POE or plain wired CAT5 doorbell, but those do not seem to exist in this price range.
sebastiantombs
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That's strange. I was working on mine the other day, killed the power, powered it back up and it reconnected as soon as it booted.
I'm with you on a PoE doorbell instead, but the prices are too high for my wallet, too. Overall, this thing does what I want in the mean time.
Some DS detections from today. Most are 20 feet or greater from the DB1C.
I'm with you on a PoE doorbell instead, but the prices are too high for my wallet, too. Overall, this thing does what I want in the mean time.
Some DS detections from today. Most are 20 feet or greater from the DB1C.
Maybe a firmware issue? Device version is V5.3.0 build 201106 on mine.
sebastiantombs
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You would still need to have the DB1C look for the DHCP server even if you set a DHCP Mapped IP address from your Router. I would turn it back on...
I have tried it both ways (actually all combinations), it does not change the behaviour. Still no reconnect after power loss. I does give it the fixed IP now though, but I need to manually reset the doorbell (faceplate clips are getting a workout).
biggen
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So strange yours won’t reconnect. Are you saying it doesn’t connect back to the wifi or does it connect to the wifi but doesn’t pull an IP?
Edit: Oh I see. It’s grabs an IP but doesn’t do anything after that? Sounds like a bum unit.
Edit: Oh I see. It’s grabs an IP but doesn’t do anything after that? Sounds like a bum unit.
Actually it will not reconnect to Wi-Fi at all on its own. Shows as "offline" until I manually reset it. Then it will accept the fixed ip address from the router. I am beginning to think something is wrong with it. I'll start looking for sales to get a new one.
So here is another thought, these DBs has batteries in them, or at least the DB1 does. We had a few people in our Thread state similar issues like you are experiencing, some would say their settings would disappear after a power outage and they would have to re-setup the DB as if it were new, others would state like you, network would not connect unless they reset the DB. Some of those added an UPS at their transformer to handle the outages, I know that sounds extreme but it seemed to work with them. I tried to find the FCC info on this DB but have not found it yet. What is great with this, is you can see one fully taken apart. Here is the DB1:
FCC ID 2APV2-CSDB1 Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera by Hangzhou Ezviz Software Co., Ltd.
FCC ID application submitted by Hangzhou Ezviz Software Co., Ltd. for Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera for FCC ID 2APV2-CSDB1. Approved Frequencies, User Manuals, Photos, and Wireless Reports.
CSDB1 Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera Teardown Internal Photos APPENDIX 1 Hangzhou Ezviz Software
Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera Internal Photos details for FCC ID 2APV2-CSDB1 made by Hangzhou Ezviz Software Co., Ltd.. Document Includes Internal Photos APPENDIX 1
See the blue battery...CORRECTION: White Battery...
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Wow, how did I miss this, here it is, only had to add a C at the end, Wow, Duh:
fccid.io
Here you go guys, this is very helpful info...
The DB1C has a Blue Battery too: CORRECTION: White Battery/Yellow stripes...
@silencery please add the above FCC link to your Message One (Sticky) of the Thread for future reference. Thanks...
FCC ID 2APV2-CSDB1C Wi-Fi Video Doorbell by Hangzhou Ezviz Software Co., Ltd.
FCC ID application submitted by Hangzhou Ezviz Software Co., Ltd. for Wi-Fi Video Doorbell for FCC ID 2APV2-CSDB1C. Approved Frequencies, User Manuals, Photos, and Wireless Reports.
Here you go guys, this is very helpful info...
The DB1C has a Blue Battery too: CORRECTION: White Battery/Yellow stripes...
@silencery please add the above FCC link to your Message One (Sticky) of the Thread for future reference. Thanks...
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I do see the battery, but it looks white with yellow stripes. No helpful sticker for the battery specs like on the DB1, but they should be similar. Wonder if I could get a replacement from Aliexpress? Can't quite make out the writing on the battery picture though, is there a larger clearer pic?Wow, how did I miss this, here it is, only had to add a C at the end, Wow, Duh:
FCC ID 2APV2-CSDB1C Wi-Fi Video Doorbell by Hangzhou Ezviz Software Co., Ltd.
FCC ID application submitted by Hangzhou Ezviz Software Co., Ltd. for Wi-Fi Video Doorbell for FCC ID 2APV2-CSDB1C. Approved Frequencies, User Manuals, Photos, and Wireless Reports.
Here you go guys, this is very helpful info...
The DB1C has a Blue Battery too:
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@silencery please add the above FCC link to your Message One (Sticky) of the Thread for future reference. Thanks...
P.S. Never mind. It seems it is a 602025 Li-Po battery, 3.7V 220mAh. I'll see what I can dig up, they seem to be about 1usd+shipping. BTW model number seems to be linked to the size, 6.0mmx20mm25mm.
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pwchang
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Oh, nice. These have internal Lipo batteries. That should help keep it much more stable than my prior video doorbell.
FYI, the blue "battery" is a capacitor.
FYI, the blue "battery" is a capacitor.
Haha, tells you what I know about electronics...Oh, nice. These have internal Lipo batteries. That should help keep it much more stable than my prior video doorbell.
FYI, the blue "battery" is a capacitor.
Funny but I was looking at the pics to see if it was soldered, haha...