Here's an example of a goto preset 2 command run... ignore the ":65008" at the end of my IP address... that's there because I am accessing a camera on an NVR PoE port using virtual host:
A possible solution? Unfortunately, this assumes you have a PC running 24/7...
You can use the following curl/ISAPI commands to send the camera to presets 1 and 2:
curl.exe -u USERNAME:PASSWORD --digest -X PUT "http://IP_ADDRESS//ISAPI/PTZCtrl/channels/1/presets/1/goto
curl.exe -u...
I checked the specs for your camera and I see there is no "Scheduled Task" capability listed :( ... like this...
If the camera had "Scheduled Task" capability you would see this menu item:
I agree... and @trempa92 gives lots of help here... he does get a bit cranky sometimes though :) ... and I think this is the correct answer in a nutshell:
If you check you will probably see the cameras are recording, you just can't live view them all due to the decoding capability.
Merry...
I was testing the Dropbox link to make sure it works... if you don't have a Dropbox account, and don't want one, just click on "Or continue with download only" and you can download the zip file without having to create a Dropbox account:
Howdy folks... I have created this Windows utility...
A, B, Y, X buttons select camera
Right joystick controls pan/tilt
Left joystick controls zoom
Dpad up/down controls focus
Dpad left/right controls iris
Camera presets can be selected using the other buttons as set in the utility...
The DS-76xxNI-M2 series NVR product pages no longer show the latest firmware... I suspect we have seen the last firmware updates for these :(
So much for "HOT" :)
Still not, but there is the alarm pop up window... not as good functionality as V4 "full screen":
No... here's where GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE... or we're the only two users who care it was a good timeout... hard to believe :(
No change here either... not a pet peeve of mine, but the...
It's been a while since I tried, but I seem to remember being able to use Hik-Connect to set an Ez-Viz camera up from scratch... It's really up to a new/recent user to try and see what happens now :)
I have/had several different Ez-Viz models... they all seem to have different features supported by the Hikvision protocol.
I would try starting over and re-activating/connecting to Wi-Fi using the Hik-connect app... then use iVMS4200 to configure any settings (like auto tracking) that are not...
I think the Hikvision_RTSP protocol only sends the video/audio to the NVR.
I don't think you can modify or configure anything on the camera from the NVR if it is connected using the Hikvision_RTSP protocol.