You have to set it up as ONVIF camera in the Hik NVR and use port 80 to access it. Then it's straight forward from there.Thanks a bunch for the confirmation. I imagine the configuration through the NVR for that specific camera is pretty straight forward then? I mean obviously the auto-config isn't going to work. Anyway, I'm sure I can figure out, I'm just asking while I wait to get it.
I just received a SD5923OU-HNI (and some other cameras) from Andy. It was a great experience! The cameras arrived fast and safe as promised.
Mine used to do that if I set up schedules for presets, intrusion zones and/or tripwires. My schedules were set up to account for shadows, etc. I set them on the IVS tab for each zone I wanted to modify at a certain time. It'd work for a while, but eventually it'd stop autotracking. I could tell something was wrong because it would try to autotrack by moving just a fraction, then it would quickly revert back to the preset. At first I'd delete all my presets/boxes/wires, etc., and rebuild them all (didn't trust restoring a backup config file). It would work again for a while, but then stop again. This happened with two different firmware versions and eventually I got tired of rebuilding, so I just set up a few presets, with only one of them having 24 hour zones for intrusion/tripwire (No more schedules). I don't use motion detection in conjunction with IVS, but you can't uncheck motion detection and have it stick...but you can delete the area within motion detection. PS I have the SD59230U-HNI and I'm on this firmware: SD59230U-HNI | Dahua Technology
Is anyone else getting
Im using the same mic.. i cant get rid of the hum.. audio is great but always a humming .. any suggestions?
Look at @Solar Deity install pics. You can see, there is not room to put the junction box on the back of that corner bracket.I just received a SD5923OU-HNI (and some other cameras) from Andy. It was a great experience! The cameras arrived fast and safe as promised.
Aside from playing with this beast in my basement, I have to mount it. Mine shipped with the PFB300S, which seems to be square now. That said, I agree with the sentiments of this thread, the 303S pales compared to the 303W.
Looks like an additional order will be needed as I intend to mount this camera on the corner of the house, where brick meets vinyl siding. Since the camera isn't exactly stealthy, it needs to be a clean install to appease the wife.
I want to think on it more, but considering the use of the following:
PFA151 Corner mount
PFB303W Bracket
Junction Box
Hoping the box can fit on the back side of the corner mount, with the 303W bracket attached to the front.
Once the installation is eventually done, I hope to configure the cam to monitor my 150' driveway, and auto-track when something enters the driveway. I will plug the camera into my Hikvision NVR, but for now I'm using Internet Explorer to provision the camera (direct on my LAN). Other than IE, I was not able to get plugins working properly with Firefox or Chrome. (Eg.was unable to draw the IVS rule) .
Anyway, I might end up reaching out to the community for some configuration help once I spend a few hours trying things on my own first.
Thanks to everyone in this, and other threads for your contributions. You've all made my choices much easier given the huge sea of camera gear out there. I'll share my experience as I eventually progress.
Edit: fixed typo
How are you powering the mic?
I have a power convertor from amazon you recommended. I do have a 15 ft extention on the rca and power. I have them wound together.. do you think thats probably my problem?
Yeah, I was actually looking at those same pics and realized I'll have to front mount it. They're what convinced me in the end to buy all three parts, and I'll set it up very similar. Except I won't cut my bricks back, like he did with the sheet metal.
That quote from Andy was a long time ago. There was a batch of 303S's that weren't square, so he was providing the 303W with the camera while the 303S was being remedied. 303W was only $19 last summer, but I see they have increased the prices at B&H lately. Andy has them cheaper, but his shipping may push it higher. I've used both many times, with a few SD59's, an SD49 an SD6AE240. They both get the job done. The additional waterproof gasket the 303W has (I believe the "W" signifies waterproof) is a plus, as it seals against the junction box using a double gasket (one on 303W and one on the PFA120).Aside from playing with this beast in my basement, I have to mount it. Mine shipped with the PFB300S, which seems to be square now. That said, I agree with the sentiments of this thread, the 303S pales compared to the 303W.
Looks like an additional order will be needed as I intend to mount this camera on the corner of the house, where brick meets vinyl siding. Since the camera isn't exactly stealthy, it needs to be a clean install to appease the wife.
I want to think on it more, but considering the use of the following:
PFA151 Corner mount
PFB303W Bracket
Junction Box
Hoping the box can fit on the back side of the corner mount, with the 303W bracket attached to the front.
Once the installation is eventually done, I hope to configure the cam to monitor my 150' driveway, and auto-track when something enters the driveway. I will plug the camera into my Hikvision NVR, but for now I'm using Internet Explorer to provision the camera (direct on my LAN). Other than IE, I was not able to get plugins working properly with Firefox or Chrome. (Eg.was unable to draw the IVS rule) .
Anyway, I might end up reaching out to the community for some configuration help once I spend a few hours trying things on my own first.
Very well could be.
I will try to separate them and see if that helps.. i figured that could be an issue
post some pictures of the mic installation and cabling.
Its all sealed in the dahua junction box.. just the wires coming out of a gland to the mic
I do recommend the heat shrink solder butt couplers..
Try a different power supply. I have 6 Microseven mics in service. I had a hum with a certain power supply. It was overkill at 12v/3A, and they hummed. Switched to an inexpensive 12V/.5A and it went away. Also used a 12V/1A and there was no hum. Some of the cheaper power supplies hum.
You'll probably need to take it down and bench test everything thoroughly if you want to get rid of the hum. Otherwise you'll probably have to live with it or filter after the fact in recordings.
