Firmware M-Series Firmware v5.03 Released

[mantonl]

Have you gents noticed that V5.03.010_240606 has been released a few days ago.... DS-7608NI-M2/8P I don't have an M series to test on at the moment but one of my customers has and she also has a DS-KV6113-WPE1(C) connect to it so I'd be interested to know if the issues with getting that working on V5 has been resolved...
Many Thanks Lee...
https://www.hikvision.com/uk/produc...ue&subName=DS-7608NI-M2/8P#download-agreement

 

[JB1970]

Have you gents noticed that V5.03.010_240606 has been released a few days ago.... DS-7608NI-M2/8P I don't have an M series to test on at the moment but one of my customers has and she also has a DS-KV6113-WPE1(C) connect to it so I'd be interested to know if the issues with getting that working on V5 has been resolved...
Many Thanks Lee...
https://www.hikvision.com/uk/products/IP-Products/Network-Video-Recorders/Ultra-Series/ds-7608ni-m2-8p/?q=ds-7608ni-m2+&pageNum=1&position=2&hiksearch=true&subName=DS-7608NI-M2/8P#download-agreement

err no....which is annoying as I check daily for updates (clearly got too much time on my hands....). Another example of how the Hikvision firmware search is pants. Taking a look now, thanks for the heads up.

 

[JB1970]

I've installed it on my DS7616NI-M2/16P. There are no obvious fixes or additions. Perhaps a few elements of the local UI have been altered but I can't be sure as V5 has been somewhat difficult to navigate since day one.

 

[sportster]

FWIW, I suspect this occurred prior to v5.03.010, BUT it caught my attention today. For me,

EVENT MARKERS in PLAYBACK are off by an hour (i.e. event markers are +1 hour from actual)

For example:

• via WEB UI
• go to Live View.... all Live View time stamps show the correct DST times
• go to Playback
• enter a Search for Perimeter Protection --> Intrusion Detection
  • use today's date and hours 00:00 - 24:00
• Current real time is 09:18:40
• Search results:
  • Event Marker shows at 09:46 (aka the little "red" vertical bar)
  • unable to play this event, since it is in the future
• manually move the playback to 8:46
  • and there is the recording that (I assume) generated the event

This is repeatable. Should I repeat the sequence using a previous day.... the little "red" vertical bars are +1 hour from actual time.

My high level conclusion.... time stamps on recordings look correct, just the Markers are off.

My test environment:

• DS-7616NI-M2 @ V5.03.010 build 240606
• DS-2CD2387G2H-LISU/SL @ V5.7.15 build 240201
• Chrome browser using the Web UI on the NVR
• devices connected via CISCO POE switch
• NVR & Camera clocks are sync'd to a CISCO Time Server, all on the same VLAN
• actual time differences between devices < 1 sec (probably < 500ms but my available tools don't give me that granularity)
• actual time difference between CISCO Time Server and real time, < 1 sec
• NVR / Cameras have DST set with DST Bias of 60 minutes
• SSH command --> getDateInfo <-- run on NVR & Cameras show a respectable / correct time. (e.g. Sun Jun 16 09:18:40 UTC 2024)

 

[sportster]

FWIW, I suspect this also occurred prior to v5.03.010.

A review of my DS-7616NI-M2 LOG records, I find (what looks to me) "literally" 1000's of bogus ANR Record Exception records.

The attached file is a short 15 minute snippet from my LOG. Most timestamps are so far in the past, the creditability of all the ANR records is in question. And for the most part, the records are happening every 5 seconds.

Below are 2 examples. And yes, the time on the NVR & Cameras are all sync'd to my Time Server.

----------------------------
6 2024-6-24 7:15:28 <--- timestamp of LOG record seems reasonable
----------------------------
Major Type: Exception
Minor Type: ANR Record Exception
Local User: N/A
Host IP Address: N/A
Parameter Type: N/A
Camera No.: D1

ANR record type: ANR record for IP camera
Start time: 11-27-2023 17:06:19 <--- Nov 2023 ???
End time: 11-27-2023 17:12:12
Current time: 11-27-2023 17:06:19
Error No.: 0


----------------------------
7 2024-6-24 7:15:33 <--- 5 seconds later
----------------------------
Major Type: Exception
Minor Type: ANR Record Exception
Local User: N/A
Host IP Address: N/A
Parameter Type: N/A
Camera No.: D1

ANR record type: ANR record for IP camera
Start time: 12-03-2023 13:05:29 <--- Dec 2023 ???
End time: 12-03-2023 13:07:16
Current time: 12-03-2023 13:05:29
Error No.: 0

 

[JB1970]

FWIW, I suspect this also occurred prior to v5.03.010.

A review of my DS-7616NI-M2 LOG records, I find (what looks to me) "literally" 1000's of bogus ANR Record Exception records.

The attached file is a short 15 minute snippet from my LOG. Most timestamps are so far in the past, the creditability of all the ANR records is in question. And for the most part, the records are happening every 5 seconds.

Below are 2 examples. And yes, the time on the NVR & Cameras are all sync'd to my Time Server.

----------------------------
6 2024-6-24 7:15:28 <--- timestamp of LOG record seems reasonable
----------------------------
Major Type: Exception
Minor Type: ANR Record Exception
Local User: N/A
Host IP Address: N/A
Parameter Type: N/A
Camera No.: D1

ANR record type: ANR record for IP camera
Start time: 11-27-2023 17:06:19 <--- Nov 2023 ???
End time: 11-27-2023 17:12:12
Current time: 11-27-2023 17:06:19
Error No.: 0


----------------------------
7 2024-6-24 7:15:33 <--- 5 seconds later
----------------------------
Major Type: Exception
Minor Type: ANR Record Exception
Local User: N/A
Host IP Address: N/A
Parameter Type: N/A
Camera No.: D1

ANR record type: ANR record for IP camera
Start time: 12-03-2023 13:05:29 <--- Dec 2023 ???
End time: 12-03-2023 13:07:16
Current time: 12-03-2023 13:05:29
Error No.: 0

Is there any chance it is genuine and is it only channel D1? I'm wondering if packet loss or a momentary blip in the connection to the camera could trigger that. Do you have ANR enabled on the camera?