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Holbs replied to the thread Who uses Dahua AI capable cameras? Reliable AI for triggering events? Pro's/con's?. -
Holbs replied to the thread Who uses Dahua AI capable cameras? Reliable AI for triggering events? Pro's/con's?.Dahua AI cameras themselves will be unable to help you trying to determine "boat" vs "vehicle" or such. Might have to use the Blue Iris...
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Holbs replied to the thread Tips for a successful termination with RJ-45 connector.The ULTIMATE perfect way to terminate to RJ45 modular plug ends, is like getting 2 drunk dudes at a bar discussing FORD and CHEVY :)...
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Holbs reacted to wittaj's post in the thread 1/3" CMOS @ 4 MP versus 1/2.7 @ 5 MP - I have questions with
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A few tips....It is simple LOL do not chase MP - do not buy a 4MP camera that is anything smaller than a 1/1.8" sensor. Do not buy a 2MP... -
Holbs replied to the thread 1/3" CMOS @ 4 MP versus 1/2.7 @ 5 MP - I have questions.Can I use this simplification of sensor size on my business webpage? :) #1 question I get when talking about installing Dahua cameras is...
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Holbs replied to the thread Newbie with the most basic installation set-up questions.I do there is a code to keep electrical 110vac at a distance from each other... not too sure what it is. But yes...wise to put as much...
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Holbs replied to the thread Newbie with the most basic installation set-up questions.instead of 2 or 3 holes the size of 1", why not simply go 2" hole? At work and residential, the cleaner look is to use EMT conduit for...
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Holbs replied to the thread Newbie with the most basic installation set-up questions.I stand corrected. I would never pull 16 Cat5e or 16 Cat6 through a 1" hole due to my business / professional demon on my left...
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Holbs reacted to mat200's post in the thread Newbie with the most basic installation set-up questions with Like.
I ran cat5e at times in conduit as the cat6 I had was significantly thicker with the spline
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Holbs reacted to Ri22o's post in the thread Newbie with the most basic installation set-up questions with Like.
For reference: 3/4" PVC with 5 CAT6 1" PVC with 5 CAT6
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Holbs replied to the thread Newbie with the most basic installation set-up questions.#1: do NOT put your switch in a bad heated place. You will need access to it very often here & there for edits/changes. #2: buy...
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Holbs replied to the thread Newbie with the most basic installation set-up questions.Let me jump in ... as this is my wheelhouse! gimme a couple though because on phone with Spectrum charter trying to migrate my Sim2 #...
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Holbs replied to the thread Cameras droping out without a reason...?.Unsure what NVR you have. But I know Dahua NVR, have to be careful using NVR AI versus Camera AI. There is a cap limit of bandwidth...
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Holbs replied to the thread Hello from Louisville, advice appreciated...I'm slowly turning into a independent contractor for CCTV! Been talking and ordering alot from Andy, of late. However, no touchy...
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Holbs replied to the thread Recognize and Identify camera location recommendations.If an option, stick a post with post light (mine glass lantern ontop of the post was destroyed from a wind storm recently) at end of...
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Holbs replied to the thread Recognize and Identify camera location recommendations.how far down the rabbit hole do you wish to go? I put a 6' ladder out and about to get a reference of a normal height human walking in...
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Holbs replied to the thread 2023 and 2024 Models Update.If only I remember what I post a number of years ago :) Was able to use IE and download the plugin. I can now see 100% of everything...
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Good ole Internet Explorer. When I reviewed a couple of FishEye cams, they all required Internet Explorer and the cams plugin had to be...
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Holbs replied to the thread 2023 and 2024 Models Update.I'll also reply here, Andy for the IPC4K360 (IPC-EBW81242N-AS-S2) I just received from you. Saw your YouTube video of the different...
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Holbs replied to the thread If you had this set up what would you use ?.I am late to the party for previous posts... POE power injectors are used for variety of POE devices. Yes, for IP cameras...but also...
