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The seller FDD-LTE:B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 TDD-LTE:B38/B40/B41(120MHz)

2021-06-02 01:57:50 Helpful (0)
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nzsnowman It does support ONVIF, but it took me a while to figure out the settings. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:15:25 Helpful (0)
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Q: what application is used on this camera?

Asked by adriano martins on 2019-11-30 07:44:30

nzsnowman You can use any ONVIF compatible security camera SW (or NVR/DVR) if you don't want to use the SaaS based CloudCam service. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:14:42 Helpful (0)
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Q: Tem protocolo ONVIF?

Asked by Walmir Dionizio de Oliveira on 2019-10-28 05:03:01

nzsnowman Yes, it does, but it took me a while to figure out the settings. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:13:02 Helpful (0)
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Q: how can record video?

Asked by ABUFADI1 on 2019-09-13 02:43:58

nzsnowman It supports ONVIF, but it took me a while to figure out the settings. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:11:24 Helpful (0)
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Q: How to set onvif

Asked by Brahmadev on 2019-09-27 11:08:39

nzsnowman It took me a while to figure out the settings. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:10:59 Helpful (0)
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Q: What the password ONVIF? After swich on take password?

Asked by binbo on 2019-11-05 03:03:01

nzsnowman It took me a while to figure out the settings. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:10:40 Helpful (0)
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Q: Supports ONVIF?

Asked by SzaboZE on 2019-08-25 03:32:42

nzsnowman Yes, it does, but it took me a while to figure out the settings. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:10:10 Helpful (1)
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nzsnowman Yes, you can, but it took me a while to figure out the settings. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:09:45 Helpful (1)
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Q: Does it support connection to NVR

Asked by ayedaraj on 2019-09-13 03:20:54

nzsnowman Yes, it does, but it took me a while to figure out the settings. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:08:58 Helpful (0)
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Q: Is this camera support ONVIF protocol

Asked by ayedaraj on 2019-09-13 03:22:58

nzsnowman Yes, it does, but it took me a while to figure out the settings. Set up the camera on your DVR SW with it's DHCP assigned IP address (make this static-mapped on your DHCP server or home router to keep it permanent for the camera), set the ONVIF port to 80, the RTSP port to 554, set the username to 'admin' with a blank password, choose RTSP over UDP, and then select RTSP Input Stream number '2'. The camera will also respond to standard PTZ commands fro your DVR application. I use SecuritySpy on an Apple Mac myself.

2020-01-02 08:08:13 Helpful (0)
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