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Hey,man...I didn't mean to sound like I was getting onto you, I don't have that right and it's not really my style...besides you didn't ask for my opinion. :cool: I think you're doing pretty damn good, BTW.

No, that's not what wittaj said. You are, which is understandable from all the good info you're getting so I'm not going to add anything. You answered my question in my post #3, thanks. :cool:

You are connecting the camera's 12V barrel connector on its pigtail to a 12VDC adapter of sufficient amperage and with center positive ( + ) and collar negative ( - ) polarity?

Was it a hard reset (pushing a button or shorting circuit board pads) ?

Lots of good info in BI's built-in "help":

A sub stream is a lower resolution stream of the cam's video, the main stream is the higher resolution stream. If your cam has a sub stream then BI can use it during non-motion and switch to main stream full resolution when a motion even triggers recording....this keeps the CPU usage down and...

Don't know why but it bugs the crap out of me to hear actual (so-called) 'electricians' call a female wall receptacle a "plug"....... a plug is a male device, a receptacle is female. Heck, even calling it an "outlet" or "socket" wouldn't bother me. Some of the circuit breakers in the image...

So there are conductors with white insulation that are hot, like the 2 pole "Solar" breaker at bottom right? Or am I not seeing it right? :idk:

OK, just picked up the propane torch at Harbor Freight on my way back form the podiatrist. It looks a lot like yours: 6-1/2 foot hose, Piezo push-button ignition, connector for 25 lb. propane tank. The plan is to sit the tank in my 4 wheel garden cart and pull it with one hand while I wield the...

Excerpt: ......the diminutive silver robot can be controlled remotely via wifi.... What could possibly go wrong there? :idk::lmao: If I can scan a QR code count me in, too!

I recommend Empire Tech (@EMPIRETECANDY ) over any eBay vendor any time and for any NVR's or cameras (OEM'ed by Dahua).:headbang: https://empiretech01.com/

Go to "conditions" => "profile management" tab, select "full time" (not "day/night") then "save"

I'd give him a 6 on technique and a 8 on landing....:lmao:

Just be aware that the IPC-Color4K-T180 has no IR illumination for night time and depends on enough ambient light or its own visible white LED to "see."

^^^^ Could be a photo of the first cordless mouse! :lmao:

This may help. Your dad may be still left-clicking (holding left button down) on a camera window when he pulls away from it, causing the desktop frame. If so, try this: Right-click on a black portion of the screen. Click on "Drag lock" to put a check mark by it (enabling it). This way he's...

Just minimize the console and it'll appear on the desktop, all by itself so you can fix it. Not that I know of.

Just right-click on the newly created desktop frame and then select (left-click) on "open in desktop frame", removing the check mark....it should go right back to where it was before the desktop frame was created......easy peasy lemon squeezy! :cool:

Sent to me by my wife: One of life’s most embarrassing moments!! I was due for an appointment with the gynecologist later in the week. Early one morning, I received a call from the doctor’s office to tell me that I had been rescheduled for that morning at 9:30 am. I had only just packed...

Oh, yeah...even quality 3M 33+ will get gummy after some time. I fold under a 1/2" piece at the end of the tape and stick it to itself to create a pull strip on the tape for easier removal too.

I've done that when it was an indefinite time before I install or the client will install much later. If I'm doing it in a few days I wait to squirt some in the female on the cam and work it in and out (calm down if you read this, @Arjun...these are camera connectors I'm talking about here). :lmao:

Similarly, I stick the end in a small, clear plastic snack bag then run 2 -3 turns of electrical tape around the CAT cable tightly.

This? => RJ45 Protective Covers for Plugs, Pkg/100 Or this ? ==>> 50 Pack RJ45 Connectors Dust Cover Protector Ethernet Cable Plug Protective Case Cap for RJ45 Pass Through Connector Network Cat5e Cat6 Cat7 Internet LAN Patch Cord Printer Indoor Outdoor

Welcome to IPCT! :wave:

And those are likely analog since delays from an IP camera would not be acceptable if used as a side mirror or backup camera. Have a look also at the TP-LINK Tapo C-110 => TP-Link Tapo 2K Indoor Security Camera for Baby Monitor, Dog Camera w/ Motion Detection, 2-Way Audio Siren, Night Vision...

Dudes that are with the rock bands and set up and troubleshoot equipment are "roadies"..... I wonder what they call the guy with the roll of black tape......"Scotchie" ?:idk::lmao:

I see you're a Blue Iris user. Consider the Amcrest (Dahua-OEM) IP2M-841. Its 2 way audio works with the BI app, albeit clumsily, kind of PTT like a walkie-talkie, not full duplex. It's an indoor pan/tilt digital zoom but I've used one similar to your scene above, out of direct rain and sun...

This is the current go-to 4MP camera with a large sensor for excellent night time performance => EmpireTech 4MP 1/1.8" CMOS Ultra Low Light Starlight+ IR Turret AI IP Camera SMD 3.0,IP67 Weatherproof,Support POE and ePOE,Built-in Mic,Vehicle and Human Detection,S3 Version IPC-T54IR-AS 2.8mm...

What all do you like about the Ubiquiti doorbell? I'm very happy with my 2 Reolinks but the 2nd camera for packages would be nice.

Wi-Fi + battery does not equal a reasonably reliable combo for surveillance, IMO. Many, if not most, IP cameras and HDCVI (analog) cameras operate on 12VDC which is very much available in your motorhome. The IP camera may also be fitted with a microSD card for recording. If you should go that...