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ONVIF will also need to be turned on, on the camera as its shipped disabled.

@tomgru , were you able to get your fcd600 working on hikvision firmware?

@XDRDX did you flash the ncd800 or fcd600? if the fcd600 which exact firmware did you use?

the lorex does support onvif, Im using it on a LTS Dvr, I cant say what profiles but the onvif device manager tool reports onvif 16.12

I dont think so, I plugged mine into a poe switch, used fing on my phone to scan the network for devices and thier IPs and found the one that it received, then logged in with admin admin ( it made me change password at first login). Then I set a static address outside my dhcp pool and added it...

Couple a months there was some talk about this camera since you can get it at costco but it was believed it would only work with a lorex nvr. Well I picked one up and it does infact support onvif. I have it running on my LTS/Hik dvr no issue onvif on port 80. I have everything working except...

Im total ghetto but Im using Directv 3rd gen deca adapters on one of my runs. They dont do PoE but on the remote end i using a 2way splitter on the 12v to power the deca and camera and you can get a pair for like $15, I did have to use a barrel adapter as the deca was slightly different than the...

Curious as this has been out for a bit, what is the latest firmware for the camera?

Just noticed on the CCTV sensor site the imx485lqj. Same pixle size as the imx327. A 4k with the same night power of the 2mp starvis, yes please. Products Image Sensor for Security & Surveillance | Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation

Just saw nellys now has the colorvu cameras. Ultra Low Light Performance IP Security Cameras

I have the Litom and some other versions of these lights, they work way better than I thought they would when I first got them. Now Im addicted. Have 2 of the 102led versions over the driveway, a 54led on each gate, 3 down one side yard, 5 of the smaller warm white ones around the back yard...

My oldest ones are about 4 years old and still work like the day I put them up. The housings on mine don't seem to fragile but im in socal so Winters arent to hard on things. I also only run them as motion not dim then bright on motion so I don't drain the batteries down each night.

The extra nice part about the solar pir lights is they work when the power goes out.

John Spartan You Are Fined 1 Credit For A Violation Of The Verbal Morality Statute

I have 360* pir motion lighting around my house, some high lumen 120v led and a ton of solar litom type ones including at the bottom of my driveway