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Surely there’s a way, one of the guys versed in BI will chime in.

Banks, airports, casinos and clandestine organizations back when I was working for a company that had those types of clients were all server/software based processing. Milestone, genetech and avigilon. Granted that was a decade ago but just from what some of the guys here have experience with I...

“Actual PoE power budget is not guaranteed and will vary as a result of client limitations and environmental factors.” how long of a run, type of cable? The switches I use for ptzs have a couple of 90 watt red ports in the bank. Used to have similar problems using both switches and injectors...

It’s almost always the power. Just because the overall advertised budget of a switch doesn’t mean 1 port can handle x amount of that.

Try turning the lights off or pointing the cam away from leds.

AFAIK dahua doesn’t have a battery doorbell. Maybe in the overseas market

I am not getting out to stand that up!

I’ve mounted cameras that way but I was inside the bucket of giant front end loader!

I’d just do it and ask for forgiveness later. Mounting to utility poles are a different animal;; the power company will eventually yank them.

What everyone else said. I do that on big same site installs where fiber or long range wireless are used

^^ Here KCPD uses Genetech and as impressive as they are they have coding with the first and last characters multiplied by color of tag to process.

On a border where one state doesn’t have front plates and one most trucks registered for farm use don’t have rear plates makes it difficult. Then you have the plethora of temp tags that are 2 years expired.

I’m not sure if anyone here sells hik. I deal with ADI, looks like their cheapest is $385 for the Model # DS-7616NI-Q2/16P

I noticed he only showed 1 single plate.

Unless you’re replacing cameras I’d stick with hik. Otherwise you’ll have to get an nvr and a switch.

Weird, I have a customer where his always goes to 1980. I’d rather see the future!

Unless something is on the lens.

Are they annual/recurring license fees?

I’d like to just throw a 20tb in one and see if it works.

Like I said I’ve thrown anything and everything into a lot of Dahua’s dvr/xvrs and nvrs since flir and digimerge became dahua and not even purples or nas rated ones. RPM and cache is all I’ve ever looked at. Percentage wise of failure vs the warranty/profit ratios is why I have stayed loyal this...

We’ve never talked about it but I also for many years have noticed the supernatural ability of cats to trip alarms when much larger animals will not. A customer just sent me this tripwire alert, now I’m thinking it’s the cats tale movements like the way a snake moves that creates some “large”...

Any new guys doing hdcvi upgrades be sure to double check cameras psu; these old ones were dual voltage, in this case 24vac.

Got my work cut out for me! Think they’ll notice a difference going from that camera?!

Finally figured out where the giant piece of sheet metal in my back acreage came from.

I should know, I don’t! But I have put about every model/manufacturer of drive up to 16tb and never had any problems no matter what model of dahua nvr or dvr.

The patio I’m sitting on now has a cool chic cover of 3 little birds playing as I type!

Great! Don’t worry about the Ivory/almond mismatch, and just cut that piece of plastic out!

Did you hire my 3 stooges from earlier in this thread?!!

Where was that?

Or locate electrical engineering prints to identify which 2 points to short, good luck.