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    New Reolink Wired POE Doorbell Cam ?

    Just picked up a refurb POE doorbell and so far so good. I flashed it to the latest firmware and am pleased to find that adding it to my Dahua NVR as an ONVIF protocol device works fine, including ONVIF motion detection. My only issue at present is that despite choosing constant framerate and...
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    New RCA HSDB2A 3MP Doorbell IP Camera

    Yeah, BlueIris is easy. I was hoping to get ONVIF working so I'd have motion detection working for this cam on my Dahua NVR. Presently, it records the RTSP stream constantly and nearby cameras' motion detection trigger motion recording on this one. That's the best I can do with this setup, I...
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    New Reolink Wired POE Doorbell Cam ?

    Be careful - I could be mistaken, but I think the doorbell is designed for 24VAC (traditional doorbell AC transformer), not 24VDC. You could end up frying it.
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    New RCA HSDB2A 3MP Doorbell IP Camera

    Thanks. It seems my DB1C is NOT compatible with firmwares for the legacy DB1. Looks like it will never have ONVIF. Hoping someone can prove me wrong about that.
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    New RCA HSDB2A 3MP Doorbell IP Camera

    Hi, misally. I've been running an ezviz branded DB1C on firmware ezviz build 220802 which has no ONVIF, just RTSP, and so, no motion detection recordings on my NVR. I'd like to downgrade to the ONVIF-enabled firmware you have, 200321, but don't know A) from where to get it and B) how to load...
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    New Reolink Wired POE Doorbell Cam ?

    Looking for a true POE doorbell cam to replace my Amcrest AD110, as it struggles to get good WiFi from my Deco M5 mesh node only 3 feet away. This ReoLink advertises ONVIF capability with no support for 3rd party NVRs. Has anyone successfully used it with a Dahua or Amcrest NVR? Did motion...
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    offsite NVR to onsite NVR (different brands) using ONVIF

    I'm using my personal, Amcrest branded NVR, running Dahua firmware, to provide offsite recording of two channels of a ReoLink NVR. I'm able to do this because although these particular ReoLink cameras are not ONVIF compatible, the ReoLink NVR itself provides ONVIF compatibility. It was simply...
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    NV5232 less stable than NV4116?

    Today (about a year later) I finally opened the case to see what's what. I replaced this thermal pad that was between the heatsink and the CPU with some CPU silver thermal grease. Sadly, no improvement. CPU temp still settles in at low sixties. I'm sure I could get it lower with upgraded...
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    Motion Tracking only working with Human Detection enabled - TechAge 5MP POE PT camera

    After a recent firmware update to two TechAge 5MP POE PT cams (my NVR reports their type as IPC_GK7205V200_G5C-LQ_S38), the system info is now reported in their admin page as V5.00.R02.H72659O6.10010.140d00.0000000 with a build date of 2024-01-19 16:17:10. The vendor instructed me to perform...
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    NV5232 less stable than NV4116?

    I set fan speed to high and temp dropped a bit. Let’s see how it goes. Maybe I can do without the daily reboot now.
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    NV5232 less stable than NV4116?

    Thanks. What’s your temp & cpu utilization at for reference?
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    NV5232 less stable than NV4116?

    Well, that’s disappointing. The self adaptive setting for the fan should raise its speed if the cpu is getting too hot. I’ll try changing the setting to constant instead of self adaptive and see what effect that has on temp. Not looking forward to the whine of 8600rpm. If it makes a difference...
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    NV5232 less stable than NV4116?

    That’s an idea. I’ll check the router logs first. If I disconnect the Poe switch from the router, I lose the WiFi mesh connection to two WiFi doorbells and one WiFi cam.
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    NV5232 less stable than NV4116?

    Non-POE. Logs are ordinary right up until the abnormal reboot. I think I can rule out heat…
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    NV5232 less stable than NV4116?

    If I did that, none of the cams would be connected to it. This model only has the one port.
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