Review-I'll be the guinea pig for the new SD59225U-HNI PTZ.
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beingaware
Pulling my weight
Restart the Camera.
I've found it re-learns on start up as well as re-applies settings.
I've found it re-learns on start up as well as re-applies settings.
Frank van der Heide
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ChooChooman74
Getting the hang of it
Hound Dog 911
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Has that helped yours? Mine isn't horribly bad. There are quirks I do not like about the camera but I am happy with it.
cryptelli
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I spoke to Andy recently and asked him if there is a manual that explains the settings in the Global tab. He only has an old manual and since these cameras are so new and come with a different interface it's up to Dahua to publish an updated manual.
I feel once this happens, all these little issues will be resolved.
Frank van der Heide
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I wish I knew how. I can figure out most of the other setting tabs, but these Global IVS settings tab holds the key to good or bad autotracking imho.
I have no idea how to set up those area's and the help page is abacadabra to me.
ChooChooman74
Getting the hang of it
I still have one on a test pole. I am still playing. Granted, tracking is not perfect. Something fast darting under the camera, and the camera loses it. So far, it does appear to help.
@Frank van der Heide I've had a little play around with the alarm and presets.
I still can't 100% work out what I did but I did manage to get it sort of to work.
The only problem is it seems it only works because I have another ptz the huisun one that used hikvision protocol.
Basically what I did was take the motion alarm event from one of my cameras and used that to trigger the alarm out of the huisun ptz which then allows the dahua so be used as the trigger so you can set the dahua to go to present.
Obviously it's long winded and is only a sort of workaround if you have a ptz that uses hikvision protocol in the first place.
I am not sure if you can do it without as I haven't removed the huisun from the not to test see if the alarm in options are still there
Have a look in the web gui from the nvr and go to the event section and then the alarm in tab to see if you have anything in there
I still can't 100% work out what I did but I did manage to get it sort of to work.
The only problem is it seems it only works because I have another ptz the huisun one that used hikvision protocol.
Basically what I did was take the motion alarm event from one of my cameras and used that to trigger the alarm out of the huisun ptz which then allows the dahua so be used as the trigger so you can set the dahua to go to present.
Obviously it's long winded and is only a sort of workaround if you have a ptz that uses hikvision protocol in the first place.
I am not sure if you can do it without as I haven't removed the huisun from the not to test see if the alarm in options are still there
Have a look in the web gui from the nvr and go to the event section and then the alarm in tab to see if you have anything in there
Yeah it keeps changing itself no matter how I set it.
I've tried every option and it sets correct time then after a while it reverts back to the wrong time
Frank van der Heide
Pulling my weight
Is this the right way to set it up? I used 3 vertical markers (length 1.76m each) and 1 horizontal marker (length 5m) to calibrate a certain area. But i haven't seen any effect on my autotracking result (which still fails many times, especially after sunset).
lulu5kamz
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Did you double check the Time Zone setting? I had a similar problem that was driving me crazy. I incorrectly chose GMT +08:00 instead of GMT -08:00 due to my poor eyesight. It's hard to see that small font sometimes.
Haha yeah it's definitely set correctly just seems to keep changing itself.
Although I have managed to get it to stay correct for the last 24 hours so hopefully that's sorted
ChooChooman74
Getting the hang of it
looks good. Autotracking isn't 100%.
Frank van der Heide
Pulling my weight
There seems to be a new 2017 firmware release:
Anyone tried it yet?
@EMPIRETECANDY Is it safe to install? And if so, which version should i use? In my country PAL is the standard, however the PTZ came with NTSC firmware installed. Can i run the PAL version of this newer firmware? Is there waranty when the firmware update bricks the camera?
Anyone tried it yet?
@EMPIRETECANDY Is it safe to install? And if so, which version should i use? In my country PAL is the standard, however the PTZ came with NTSC firmware installed. Can i run the PAL version of this newer firmware? Is there waranty when the firmware update bricks the camera?
I installed it the other day
It definitely did something but I can't quite put my finger on what lol
Was the ptz I installed as I already have the other one albeit the ntsc version
Hound Dog 911
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Funny that my cam will pick up a Robin and zoom right in and stick with it pretty well. And pretty consistently. But struggles to pick me up.
On a side note I was curious why my 2mp starlight turrets allow for a higher bitrate than the SD59? Everything being the same I top out with the SD59 before I do the turrets no matter the frame rate.
On a side note I was curious why my 2mp starlight turrets allow for a higher bitrate than the SD59? Everything being the same I top out with the SD59 before I do the turrets no matter the frame rate.
That's weird maybe it's to do with it being a ptz?
Or something within the firmware
Hound Dog 911
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Was thinking the same thing. Just thought the cam hardware itself was similar or better and thought it would have higher specs than the similar but lower models.