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It’s Dielectric grease that you can apply small amounts on the Ethernet ends to prevent corroded connectors. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Try setting your camera IP address ( network ) from DHCP to STATIC for starters, by doing so you'll have a permanent address. If the camera keeps disconnecting make sure you have poe switch that can support your camera or 12v power adapter. Try a different port or ethernet cable like you mentioned.

Where you able to reset your camera and get it back in service? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

A short circuit is where you apply a temporary thin wire to make contact at the IP camera circuit board to reset the camera. Attached is a detailed info on how exactly to reset your camera. https://networkcameratech.com/dahua-ipc-hfw4431r-z-factory-reset Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Try this link plenty of information: DahuaWiki Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Even if the NVR isn’t Poe, IP cameras will sync when settings are applied. Don’t forget to apply and save settings for the changes to be in effect. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I got the same camera you have that I placed on sides of the house that are blind spots facing east & west from each other. Great picture and sound overall. Best bang for your money. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Did you get your Amcrest camera back in service?

Here’s another quick alternative to repairing the RJ45 jack. Doesn’t require any special tools. You’ll just have to use electrical tape for a waterproof connection if it’s going in a junction box outdoor. I have used these before and it’s been nearly 2 years since I last used one and my camera...

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Yes you can use an 8 wire jack the remaining are not used. Lol I’m driving check out the video. You’ll get a good idea of how to repair. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What model camera do you have) Some Amcrest use Dahua pin out diagram. There’s plenty of info out there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How’s that camera working overall with the Hikvision firmware? I too am thinking of buying this exact camera and do the firmware upgrade/switch to Hikvision. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You can try something similar to these model # DS-2CD2385FWD-1 for the turret 8mp/4K and for the fisheye DS-2CD63C2F-I. Hikvision has a different body but same exact features as the LTS model CMIP7562NF-SSE ( 6.3 mp ) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Does the camera have a SD card to insert if so, there may be a reset button there. Also some camera’s have an internal button where you have to take apart for access. Check user manual. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I want to sell my 2 Dell 9020 and get that funding $$ for a newer CPU that you suggested i7 4790. I'm looking at some Dell 7050 OptiPlex MT, as a offer up seller is willing to trade for my 9020.

I got 2 Dell Optiplex 9020 SFF ( i5 4590 / 16GB each ) that I have as spares and was contemplating using them for BI. Would this setup work as I am currently have Dahua NVR5216-4KS2 @ 15 cams from 2-5mp all starlight with 12tb HDD.

If your router doesn’t have POE powered ports, Amcrest camera will not work. However if you have separate power adapter to use and connected to your camera, it will work. Otherwise you’ll have to purchase POE switch, or POE injector to make this happen! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have ( 4 ) older IPC-HDW4231E-AS and looking for firmware :V2.800.0000015.0.R, Build Date: 2020-04-30, any assistance is appreciated. This firmware15 works best for me as my other 2 cams have version 16 and would like to return back to my previous firmware, Thank you.

Your camera is a Hikvision just rebranded to a different OEM make & model. This diagram should work for you. Just look up “ Hikvision wiring diagram” and there’s a few videos out there showing a wiring repair. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You may be using the correct pattern, T568A or B but perhaps you have the rj45 upside down on opposite ends. I had the same problem on of my CAT6 cable lines to the point that I even printed a color diagram to make sure I wasn’t inserting the color wires out of order, only to find out that the...

I'm using this camera IPC-HDW5541H-AS-PV with firmware ( V2.800.0000000.17.R, Build Date: 2020-06-20 ) with SMD and IVS. Default settings haven't been altered yet due to my bright street lighting. So i don't use the IR for now. Best feature is the on-board speaker/Siren, that I use to deter a...

I use cam mount model # JB-TZ for all my camera’s, purchased at Nelly’s Security that’s slightly over-sized for dome, turrets & bullet camera bases. Best part that there’s approximately 2.315. depth of space to tuck in the wires, with a 5 inch ++ diameter base to work with. The holes are...

Correct set user as :admin. I’ll check in the morning I have this UNV cam on a LTS NVR 8ch which is basically a Hikvision. You may have to enter user name and password twice on your NVR to accept the UNV cam. Under protocol: onvif , Username:admin. Port:80 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I normally use the cam mount model # JB-TZ for all my camera’s, purchased at Nelly’s Security that is slightly over-sized for dome, turrets and bullet camera bases. Best part that there’s approximately 2.315. depth of space to tuck in the wires, with a 5 inch ++ diameter base to work with. The...

I have the same cam Uniview IPC3635ER3-DUPZ, in the cam menu in security you may have to change the RTSP Authentication from "Digest" to Basic. Also under security Registration Info change it to Off in Hide Vendor Info. HTTP port is 80. Hope that helps.

Good to know I was about to upgrade from IPC_Q1203-B0010P22D1907 to the new current firmware.

I used a Hikvision sun shade for one of my turrets camera at the edge of the soffit which gets sun nearly all day. I’ll post a picture later on. I definitely like your idea of bullet cam shade, pvc pipe cut at an angle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The best alternative is to use BNC adapters with cat5 or 6 cable to your existing camera location, this way you get rid of excessive wiring. You can make your cable lines or buy pre-made lines to the needed length to reach your analog camera’s. You future proof your home with Ethernet cable down...