Review of the Hikvision OEM model IPC-T2347G-LU 'ColorVu' IP CCTV camera.
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Since the Loryta are rebranded Hikvisions can/do you still use the official Hikvision firmware when updating the cameras? Also do these cameras support all the smart functions when using Hikvison NVRs?
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Since the Loryta are rebranded Hikvisions can/do you still use the official Hikvision firmware when updating the cameras? Firmware use neutral firmware to update.
Also do these cameras support all the smart functions when using Hikvison NVRs? Yes, the only difference is with hikvision logo or without logo.
@EMPIRETECANDY Any chance you could ask Hikvision when / if they will be adding a Linkage Method to turn on the LEDs on a Basic or Smart Event?
It doesn't yet exist in the IPC_G1_EN_STD_5.6.4_191224 version of firmware
Many thanks.
It doesn't yet exist in the IPC_G1_EN_STD_5.6.4_191224 version of firmware
Many thanks.
SADP should work fine.
How are you powering the camera?
How is it connected?
How is the PC connected?
It's it a new camera?
How are you powering the camera?
How is it connected?
How is the PC connected?
It's it a new camera?
Had my hardware fitted 4 months now and cannot get SADP to see either the cameras or the NVR.
Up to date SADP version 3.0.2.4 = Yes.
Hikvision 7608NI-K2 8P POE NVR working fine.
1x DS-2CD2347G1-LU camera installed and working perfect on my PC and output via HikConnect to my iPhone.
2x DS-2CD2385G1-1 2.8mm cameras all working fine.
Firmware Version: 3.4.108 Build 200102
Just SADP I can't get to work.
3x cameras via CAT5e cables plugged straight into my DVR.
Router connected via the WAN port to the DVR.
NVR connected via a HDMI cable.
Would love to know what I'm doing wrong.
SADP won't see those cameras when the PC is on the LAN as normal. The NVR PoE ports are not (easily) accessible from the LAN.
Though I would have expected it to see the NVR.
Suggestion :
Connect the PC to an unused NVR PoE port to see the cameras.
If via WiFi - connect direct to the router.
Glad that worked.
But the NVR should still have been visible on the LAN.
And interestingly in your screenshot I see that the G1 firmware is now version 5.6.5
I'd not spotted that new update, issued on 30th April.
I'm going to try it to see if Hikvision have added 'Turn LEDs on' as an event linkage method for the DS-2CD2347G-LU
Though the release notes do not mention it.
Actually - on that fairly new firmware - is there an 'Enable SADP' option in the web GUI under System | Security | Security Service ?
Maybe unticked.
No, they haven't. That's a pity.
OK, no SADP enable on that firmware version.
This is a DS-7616NI-K2 on the 3.4.96 firmware.
Have you got a direct link to that firmware please Alastair.
I take it that would be compatible with my NVR too.
It is in the forum download area :
K51 NVR [76 77 86 NI-K2 K4 K8] Firmware - History
However - I'd recommend that you leave well alone.
Although I don't think installation would be affected by the downgrade block - around that version there were a few bugfixes.
Your advise is good enough for me.-, I will leave it alone.
Thanks for your time this morning. I appreciate it.
Thanks for your time this morning. I appreciate it.
Finally put the camera up in my backyard in the same place as the 2142 domes I have which are constantly clouding. This definitely gives an impressive image with only moonlight. Default settings in the image below. I don't think my neighbours had any of their lights on at the time taken (3:45am). I think the reflection on the rear house is how the camera sees the moon light reflecting off the windows of that house.
Impressive that the sky looks almost a blue.
Should be interesting to see what it looks like with an overcast sky later this week.
What settings have folks found to improve the default image?
Impressive that the sky looks almost a blue.
Should be interesting to see what it looks like with an overcast sky later this week.
What settings have folks found to improve the default image?
Here's the "cloudy" image from a few nights ago. Will post a cleaned up image when I put this camera back up as I didn't yet get a proper mount for the new one.
Wait...is that Big Foot in the upper left?
Wait...is that Big Foot in the upper left?
and for a slightly better comparison, a similar 2.8mm wide angle 2142 with IR mode off in the front of the house. I have a street light across the street (upper left so about 100 feet away). If I get a chance will try the colorvu here since the angle would be the same.
Although the ColoVu would likely destroy this, and maybe at some point I'll put it there to confirm, not sure I'd bother replacing this camera.
Although the ColoVu would likely destroy this, and maybe at some point I'll put it there to confirm, not sure I'd bother replacing this camera.
Change the exposure away from the default 1/25 to maybe 1/100 to reduce motion blur.