I have 5 ds-2cd2t42wd cameras that have crashed and after maintenance I need to reprogram the bios, is there any way to change mac Address?
Did you re-write the flash memory and duplicate the MAC address as a consequence?I have 5 ds-2cd2t42wd cameras that have crashed and after maintenance I need to reprogram the bios
yesDid you re-write the flash memory and duplicate the MAC address as a consequence?
You mean that there is no way?The MAC address is held in the same protected storage as the model number, serial number, options list etc which as far as I know in an R6-series camera is in the WatchData security chip.
For an R0-series camera, the MAC address is in a flash partition and can be manipulated with an 'MTD hack'.
If re-writing the flash chip was the cause of the problem - you could search the flash image for the location of the problem MAC address, and make a change, and re-write the camera with the changed flash image.You mean that there is no way?
I am sorry but I did not understand what you mean.If re-writing the flash chip was the cause of the problem - you could search the flash image for the location of the problem MAC address, and make a change, and re-write the camera with the changed flash image.
You would usually also need to alter the checksum bytes if you alter the MAC address bytes.What I did was use HxD program then replace the MAC to MAC that i want,
You are doing OK there!I am sorry i am not very good in english
You would usually also need to alter the checksum bytes if you alter the MAC address bytes.
If you do not - the camera will bootloop.
Unless you change one byte of the MAC address up and another byte of the MAC address down by the same amount (for example just by 1) in which case no change is needed to the checksum bytes.
Hi,,You would usually also need to alter the checksum bytes if you alter the MAC address bytes.