Just another thought for those experiencing issues. Not knowing which FW your units came with vs those that then upgraded, please remember the following;
1 - Definitely default (full default not just network settings) this camera on upgrade/downgrades, as I mentioned, this one is VERY sticky as I experienced myself. If you haven't done this then I STRONGLY recommend that you do, especially due to so many under the hood changes in the FW
2 - Make sure that if you are seeing issues still (after #1 above), isolate the camera itself. That means if you are running in BI or another NVR SW platform, disconnect it from that, access the camera from the Web GUI only (ideally just connected to a POE switch etc) and see if the issue follows you once the upstream NVR platform has been removed
3 - Make sure that you do a test by setting up Day, Night, Custom 1 profiles etc then go down to Time Settings and make sure you've defined those on your given month. Setup the time slices to switch between each profile within say a 10 minute period then hit apply and then refresh and see if that assists (as mentioned, I'll walk through a full video ASAP)
4 - In Web GUI click on Settings cog on top right then click System, then General (on right side) and do a Sync With PC option to make sure the time is in sync with the local unit you are viewing web GUI from, click apply and with the camera isolate see if that changes for you
5 - If you now see it working (while isolated), add your NVR platform back into the mix and test. This way IF you don't see the issue when cam is isolated but do when connected to NVR platform it points that way and can be troubleshot further there
6 - If none of the above works then look to factory default and re-apply the firmware
I've tested today on 3 4K-T's (2x 2.8mm & 1 x 3.6mm) and am not seeing this issue. Tests were run against managed switch for isolated cam test (connected to cam Web GUI via PC & MAC) then tested through 2 x Dahua NVR's and cams switch between profiles without issue.
HTH
1 - Definitely default (full default not just network settings) this camera on upgrade/downgrades, as I mentioned, this one is VERY sticky as I experienced myself. If you haven't done this then I STRONGLY recommend that you do, especially due to so many under the hood changes in the FW
2 - Make sure that if you are seeing issues still (after #1 above), isolate the camera itself. That means if you are running in BI or another NVR SW platform, disconnect it from that, access the camera from the Web GUI only (ideally just connected to a POE switch etc) and see if the issue follows you once the upstream NVR platform has been removed
3 - Make sure that you do a test by setting up Day, Night, Custom 1 profiles etc then go down to Time Settings and make sure you've defined those on your given month. Setup the time slices to switch between each profile within say a 10 minute period then hit apply and then refresh and see if that assists (as mentioned, I'll walk through a full video ASAP)
4 - In Web GUI click on Settings cog on top right then click System, then General (on right side) and do a Sync With PC option to make sure the time is in sync with the local unit you are viewing web GUI from, click apply and with the camera isolate see if that changes for you
5 - If you now see it working (while isolated), add your NVR platform back into the mix and test. This way IF you don't see the issue when cam is isolated but do when connected to NVR platform it points that way and can be troubleshot further there
6 - If none of the above works then look to factory default and re-apply the firmware
I've tested today on 3 4K-T's (2x 2.8mm & 1 x 3.6mm) and am not seeing this issue. Tests were run against managed switch for isolated cam test (connected to cam Web GUI via PC & MAC) then tested through 2 x Dahua NVR's and cams switch between profiles without issue.
HTH