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TetherX Camera Setup Guide v2

M.Salih ASLAN — Sat, 06 Apr 2024 18:14:46 +0000

TetherX Camera Setup Guide v2, Tether your video surveillance, alarm panels, network infrastructure and other IP or Serial devices to the cloud. Monitor the health of your sites, cloud record cameras and integrate with third party services.

The steps required to set up Samsung Cameras / DVRs and NVRs

Setting Correct Profiles

Please ensure you have 2 profiles configured on your device:

1.The Event or Recording Profile – This will be used to record events. For optimal performance, this this to the higher resolution / frame-rate of the device or as desired if you have specific requirements.

2.The Live Profile – This will be use for live view and the analytics stream. For optimal performance, set this to 720p 15fps – set this as the default profile on NVRs/DVRs.

IP Cameras

Cameras are the easiest to set up and should work out of the box. If the cameras are not working for any reason, please try one of the following for the Analytics Path and Recording Path:

• Analytics_Path: /profile2/media.smp

• Recordings_Path: /profile1/media.smp

The above assumes profile2 is set to 720p with 15fps and profile1 is set to the maximum resolution / frame rate.

Please also ensure the RTSP port is correct (554 by default).

Multi-Sensor IP Cameras & Encoders

If your device is a multi-sensor camera or an encoder, please set the Analytics Path as follows:

• //profile2/media.smp

Sensor # range is from 0-3 (0 = Sensor 1, 1 = Sensor 2…)

For example for PNM-9081VQ, PNM-9080VQ, PNM-9322VQP, PNM-9002VQ, or PNM-7002VD:

• Camera 1: /0/profile2/media.smp

• Camera 2: /1/profile2/media.smp

• Camera 3: /2/profile2/media.smp

• Camera 4: /3/profile2/media.smp

NVR – Network Video Recorders

1.Set the correct RTSP port – The RTSP port for NVRs will be the last Device Port set on the unit. i.e. if device port is set to 554-558, 558 will be the port for RTSP.

2.Set the correct Analytics Path – Channel numbering starts at 0.

1.E.g. /LiveChannel/0/media.smp

3.Set the correct Recording Path – Channel numbering starts at 0.

1.E.g. /RecordChannel/0/media.smp

To get the full list of supported profiles, you can create a tunnel to the camera and visit the following URL (replacing {PORT} with the actual tunnel port):

http://timeline.is:{PORT}/stw-cgi/media.cgi?msubmenu=videoprofilepolicy&action=view

You will see something like the following:

Channel.0.NetworkProfile=2

Channel.0.LiveProfile=2

Channel.0.RecordProfile=2

Channel.0.LiveMode=Manual

Channel.1.NetworkProfile=2

Channel.1.LiveProfile=2

Channel.1.RecordProfile=2

Channel.1.LiveMode=Manual

Please ensure the Live and Record profiles are mapped to the desired resolution/frame-rate/codec.

DVR – Digital Video Recorders

DVR recorders setup is similar to NVR setup with the following differences:

1.Set the correct RTSP port – The RTSP port for DVRs will be the last Device Port set on the unit. i.e. if device port is set to 4520-4524, 4524 will be the port for RTSP.

2.Set the correct Analytics Path – numbering starts at 0.

1.E.g. /camera

Note: If you have any issues following this process or if you would prefer the TetherX support team set this up to you, please contact us on the live chat in the bottom right of TetherX.

TetherX Camera Setup Guide v2

Can I use TetherX alongside HikConnect?

Can I use Hik-Connect on my Hikvision cameras and recorders?

Yes.

Please make sure that stream encryption is switched off under Configuration > Network > Advanced Settings:

HikConnect stream encryption uses a proprietary mechanism which is not available to third-parties. Please note TetherX will encrypt the stream to the highest standards, for more information please see our security white-paper.

Note: If you are still getting a broken stream or no live view, please try updating the camera and/or recorder firmware to the latest. There are known issues that have been addressed by Hikvision.

Live View – Technical Implementation Details

How TetherX implements live view to be compatible with all manufacturers

Introduction

The quality, latency and smoothness of live view streaming is dictated by many factors:

1.The available streams from the camera.

2.The connection speed both on site and on the viewing device.

3.The performance of the viewing device.

4.The underlying streaming technology that is being used.

5.Other manufacturer specific trickery/tweaking that may or may not be desirable.

Some of these are self-explanatory but some are a matter of trade-offs and priorities. This document explains the constraints and the decisions taken by TetherX when it comes to live view streaming.

Available Streams from Cameras

Typically cameras will provide 2 video streams as well as the ability to request a single image. These limitations dictate what is and isn’t possible when it comes to both recording and streaming.

💡 Note: More expensive and speciality cameras will provide additional video streams and custom streams of crops/de-warps of the same image (e.g. 180 or 360 cameras).

The streams are usually accessed through RTSP and the images through HTTP. For example:

• Primary Stream: 6 megapixels, 6mbit, H.265, 25fps RTSP stream

• Secondary stream: D1, 1mbit, H.264, 10fps RTSP stream

• Snapshot URL: Full resolution, 1 image over HTTP (refreshed 1 time per second)

The above is just an example as this ranges wildly depending on the hardware and customer requirements.

Formats

• H.265 – This is arguably the best currently available video format for most video applications, including video surveillance. The resulting space consumption is around 50% of H.264 for equivalent video quality (though your results may vary depending on the quality of the H.265 encoder chip and settings in your camera and/or recorder).

Please note this format is not compatible with older devices and operating systems. At present (Q3 2023) support is limited to:

◦ Windows (version 10 1709 or newer) and only when HEVC video extensions from the Microsoft Store are installed for devices with hardware support

◦ Windows (version 8 or newer), macOS ( Big Sur 11.0 or newer), Android, Linux (Chrome 108.0.5354.0 or newer) and Chrome OS platforms with hardware support

• H.264 – This is the only video format widely compatible across all devices. Most notably, older Windows and Android devices that cannot play H.265 in some cases. Please refer to https://caniuse.com/hevc

• VP9 (and older) – This is Google’s attempt at an open source H.265 alternative, while a great format on paper, it is not embraced by the industry and therefore does not see wide hardware support. Because of this, it tends to use significantly more resources to both record and display and is unfortunately not recommended when dealing with many simultaneous streams.

• MPEG4 – This is a legacy video format and is not generally compatible on modern devices and will need to be transcoded, leading to additional hardware costs, you will not see it on more recent cameras / recorders.

• MJPEG – Usually 5 to 25x larger in size for the same number of frames. While prominent on older cameras and recorders, anything since around 2008 has switched to video formats.

Transcoding vs Proxying

TetherX supports both transcoding and proxying/packaging. The differences between the two are as follows:

Transcoding is a process of taking the stream from a camera, decoding it and then re-encoding it into a different format. This is the ideal method to hit a specific requirement of Internet bandwidth and viewing size, but it is in most cases cost prohibitive as you need power hungry and expensive hardware to achieve.

For context, a TetherBox Pico capable of recording 10 cameras will only be able to record 2 if transcoding (you can enable transcoding in TetherX by editing a camera and switching to the advanced tab).

Proxying & Packaging is what is used in most cases, where the original video stream is maintained but is packaged into different containers, for example .mp4 for video recording and .ts for local and high-def live streaming (see streaming technologies below).

This means that ultimately, you are at the mercy of the camera/recorder. If you need to open 16 cameras and each one is 1mbit, but your upload speed is only 10mbit, it will simply not work because the stream size cannot be adjusted without either:

1.Changing your camera settings (what budget equipment typically does) OR

2.Transcoding, which is very costly.

Video vs Images

TetherX use a combination of images and video to achieve different goals. It is important to understand the differences and advantages/disadvantages of each, which in turn dictate when either is used in TetherX.

The main difference between image and video compression is every image is self contained, where every video frame is part of a stream. While you may skip an image, skipping a frame in a video stream leads to parts of the image breaking / disappearing:

Systems that ignore broken/skipped data (e.g. streaming over UDP) will show a broken image while many systems will simply show a loading spinner while they wait for the next key frame (which is controlled by the key-frame interval set on the camera/recorder, typically set to 1 second, or the same number as fps, but sometimes much longer).

Because each image is self contained, it is typically 5 to 25x larger in bitrate vs video at 25 images per second. It may initially seem obvious that video should be used when accessing remotely, however there are certain important underlying trade-offs that make it a much tougher question which needs to be evaluated on a case by case basis, according to the following:

Advantages of Images

• Initial image loads 5-10x quicker than video (you need to load 1 frame, not 25 or potentially hundreds with a larger key-interval setting on the camera/recorder).

• Handles bandwidth fluctuations seamlessly (images can be skipped which is not possible with video).

• Latency is is lower (you load 1 frame, not 25 before showing the image, more suitable for PTZ / two way audio – see streaming technologies below).

• Compatible with all cameras and viewing devices.

• Low resource utilisation on both viewing and recording device, means you can view 100+ cameras simultaneously.

• Image transcoding/transizing is an efficient method to reduce bitrate when viewing more than 16 simultaneous cameras.

• The recording quality is not impacted when viewing live (some manufacturers reduce recording quality to accommodate live view).

Disadvantages of Images

• Much higher bandwidth (5x to 25x) to achieve the same fps in live view (trade-off of quality vs smoothness).
This leads to a much lower FPS in practice when bandwidth is kept the same.

Advantages of Video

• Much lower bandwidth (5x to 25x) for the same frame-rate/smoothness.
This usually leads to a much smoother video at the same bandwidth.

Disadvantages of Video

• Much higher initial loading times (5-10x longer).

• The usually higher latencies mak it more challenging for applications such as PTZ or two way audio (note: some cameras use low latency encoders to alleviate some of this but it is a hit and miss and leads to compatibility issues).

• Will simply not load if the connection cannot sustain all requires streams.

This usually restricts how many simultaneous cameras can be viewed as it is impossible to gracefully adapt the bitrate of each stream on the fly.

• Lower quality than images.

• Trickery is used by manufacturers to allow live view by reducing recording quality which leads to potentially losing critical video evidence.

Live View Streaming Technologies

TetherX uses all mainstream streaming technologies available and choses between them depending on the specific requirements and constraints:

• MJPEG – The technology is simple and what TetherX falls back to when other methods are not practical (e.g. resource constraints). The viewing device requests an image, once that image is downloaded, the previous image is replaced and the next image is requested. The image is always complete and in full quality and the speed is determined by the available resources.

If the device in question is limited by its performance or bandwidth, it loads the next image slower but still remains functional. This leads to a reliable live view that automatically adapts to the resources available and can sustain a virtually unlimited number of cameras viewed simultaneously. This however by design does not provide high frame-rate which viewers associate with smoothness. It also is not efficient when viewing a smaller number of cameras at higher frame-rates.

• HLS – This is the technology used by platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc. This technology is pioneered by Apple and works by the browser requesting a playlist, which provides the next available video file. Typically, the stream is broken up into 1 or 2 second video files (this duration is set by the key interval setting on the camera or recorder and has a significant impact on latency).

Unless transcoding, these files simply re-package the same video stream coming from the camera and therefore, if the connection speed cannot sustain all the requested streams on screen, the video will take a long time to start and will stop after the initial second, showing a loading spinner until the next video file is fully downloaded. Effectively, sufficient bandwidth is crucial.

Even with sufficient bandwidth, the typical latency can be anywhere from 2 to 5 seconds which leads to a poor experience in applications such as PTZ or Two Way Audio.

• LHLS – This is an extension on the above technology that keeps the connection open instead of re-requesting the playlist each time, it can reduce latency by up to 50% but can be less reliable in some situations.

• RTSP/RTP/RTMP – These are more traditional streaming technologies that are not readily compatible with most devices and require special flash players, plugins or custom software. This can provide lower latencies than LHLS but requires additional configuration and software. TetherX uses this internally to get the streams from the cameras/recorders and convert them into more compatible streaming technologies.

• WebRTC – This (or similar) is the technology used for video conferencing like Zoom, Teams, Skype, etc. It typically requires transcoding the video to something like VP8/9 with special low latency encoder parameters. While yielding the best results, it is cost prohibitive in most cases and is limited to a small number of simultaneous streams (see transcoding above). This has been tested by TetherX but it is presently not used in production.

How TetherX Does It

TetherX supports most streaming technologies and switches between them depending on context.

When local streaming (the TetherBox is able to detect if you are on the same network), if we are viewing less than 10 cameras simultaneously TetherX switches to LHLS (see above) to show the primary video stream from each camera at full resolution/frame-rate (assuming your viewing device is capable of displaying this many streams). If this is not working well for you, you are presented with a toggle to switch off High-def streaming to fall back to loading images.

When full screening a camera (double tap/click a camera), we assume you want the higher quality and we switch to the full primary stream. If your connection is not able to sustain this stream, we automatically fall back to loading images.

When viewing multiple sites / cameras over Internet in record mode, we switch to image viewing but we transcode/transize the images depending on the size of each live view box on your screen. This ensures that you are able to view many simultaneous cameras, the latency is lower than video, it automatically adapts to the available bandwidth and it does not impact recording quality. This does however mean a lower fps.

When viewing multiple sites / cameras over Internet in monitor mode, we proxy the connection directly to the image provided by the camera. This leads to a further lowering of fps but ensures the TetherBox can monitor the health of and provide live view of 10x more cameras than in record mode.

Learn more about using Live View in TetherX here.

How Hikvision iVMS Does it

Because of the constrains outlined above, in order to show smooth video in iVMS (and Dahua PSS) software, if the connection speeds both on site and viewing device cannot accommodate the streams, the software temporarily reconfigures the cameras to send a lower bitrate stream while keeping the resolution the same.

💡 Note: if you happen to kill the software at this point (or lose connection), this can cause the camera to permanently record in lower quality.

Because many cameras or recorders only support a single stream at above D1 resolution, this means that not only is the live view quality reduced, but also the video being recoded which can lead to losing critical video evidence.

In our testing, limiting the connection to 5mbit 200ms upload and streaming just 4 cameras in HD resulted in blocky and usable footage being recorded on the NVR. It also took over 10 seconds to get an initial image, however the motion was smooth (25fps) once loaded.

In comparison when using images (outside of the iVMS/PSS software), the images loaded almost immediately, the image quality was significantly higher, but the frame-rate was poor (3-4fps) – still sufficient for making decisions in a control room setting, but understandably disappointing in smoothness by comparison. (Note: higher fps can still be achieved by full screening a single camera on demand).

When viewing a smaller number of cameras from the same manufacturer on a single PC or phone, it looks impressive to have smooth 25fps video on iVMS/PSS/others. However, when dealing with 100+ or even 32 cameras, from different manufacturers, different firmware versions, with multiple users, across multiple sites, with differing and fluctuating bandwidths, you begin to appreciate the trade-offs and advantages/disadvantages of each approach.

💡 Note: This approach of custom code to adjust Hikvision camera settings to achieve smoother live view is only suitable if you do not care about recording quality and you are optimising for a single manufacturer with compatible models/firmware.

TetherX is an open platform with a focus on convention over configuration, we prioritise the integrity of recorded footage above live view and we implement approaches that work across all recorders/cameras as well as viewing devices.

Uniview / UNV Camera Setup Guide (for use with TetherX)

Using TetherX with Uniview / UNV Cameras

Summary

Uniview or UNV cameras should work out of the box in most cases. However please note depending on the age of the camera and firmware versions, the RTSP path may be different.

Please try the following paths:

• /media/video1

• /profile1

• /videoMain

• /media/videoMain

You can set this in the Analytics Path or Recording Path by editing your camera in TetherX:

1.Tap on Admin -> Cameras

2.Tap on the edit icon on the Uniview camera:

3. Open the Advanced tab and enter the required Analytics Path and Recording Path. Please try all the paths given as examples above.

Camera Setup Checklist

Adding IP cameras to TetherX Please note your camera may have a different interface and options may be located in a different part of the interface. Please refer to the camera manual if you are not able to find the relevant option.

Network

Set a Static IP

Set camera to unused IP on 192.168.88.x network
set DNS/Gateway to 192.168.88.100

Important: Although it’s possible to configure your camera with DHCP, and TetherBox is capable of detecting any IP changes, we strongly advise against this practice for security reasons. This setting can potentially allow the camera to connect directly to the internet, raising a range of security issues. These include unauthorised access through back doors, or the risk of security holes in the camera’s firmware if it’s not updated regularly.

Video & Audio

Recording Stream (primary)

• For 4K: H.264 4K 25FPS VBR – Quality: Medium – Type: Variable/VBR – Bitrate: 4096kbit – Key Internal: 50, No Watermark

• For 1080P: H.264 1080P 25FPS VBR – Quality: Medium – Type: Variable/VBR – Bitrate: 2048kbit – Key Internal: 50, No Watermark

Analytics Stream (secondary)

• Recommended: H.264 720P – 8FPS – Type: Variable/VBR – Quality: Medium – Bitrate: 1024kbit – Key Interval: 16 (double the frame rate).

• The analytics stream is used to detect the objects vs background, please ensure this is 720P or below at 10FPS or lower.

Conditions

• Anti Flicker: 50hz (in the UK, adjust for your desired locale)

• BLC: WDR – Middle

Audio (optional)

• Sampling Rate 16K

• Enable Main/Sub Stream

• Encode Mode: G.711A

Date & Time

One option is to disable time from being displayed in the camera at all. You generally do this under OSD settings. If you do wish time to be displayed in the image, you need to set the following:

•Usually under Basic/System -> General -> Date & Time

•NTP Server: Set to TetherBox IP address (usually 192.168.88.100)

•DST: Set appropriate settings for your Timezone. e.g. British Summer Time begins at 01:00 GMT on the last Sunday of March and ends at 01:00 GMT (02:00 BST) on the last Sunday of October

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New Hikvision Firmwares 2024

M.Salih ASLAN — Fri, 05 Apr 2024 10:33:33 +0000

New Hikvision Firmwares 2024, Hikvision regularly updates the firmware in our products to resolve potential issues and keep your system running smoothly. Below, you can find guidance on how to update your system accordingly.

By downloading the firmware from this web page you are agreeing to Hikvision’s Software User License Agreement. Please be aware that Hikvision products are region-specific and regionally supported. If you have purchased your Hikvision products from an online source or unauthorized distributor, they may not be compatible with the North American region’s firmware and are considered to be “gray market” product. If your camera has “CH” in the serial number, you are most likely using a “gray market” product.

Updating the firmware from this site can lead to several complications in those cameras, up to and including camera failure. Restoring a “gray market” product to its original condition is a factory process and will result in a Chinese interface. As Hikvision warranty is void in this case, you must rely on the dealer for any service, support, and warranty of the “gray market” product. If you have any questions or concerns about the official status of your Hikvision distributor, please contact Hikvision USA Customer Service at cust.usa@hikvision.com.

Upgrade Device Firmware

For a device added via IP/Domain, its new version can be detected by the Mobile Client. Once detected, you can upgrade the device to its latest version.

1.Enter the Device Information page.

• On the device list page, if the page is in the list mode, swipe the device name to the left and tap .

• On the device list page, If the page is in thumbnail mode, tap the device name or tap .

• On the Live View page. Tap and then tap Settings.

Note:

For details about how to enter the Live View page, see Start and Stop Live View.

2.Tap > Device Version to enter the Device Version page.

3.Tap Upgrade and then tap UPGRADE on the pop-up window.

The Mobile Client will download the upgrade file first and then start upgrading the device.

Note:

You can also enable the Mobile Client to automatically download the upgrade file in Wi-Fi networks once a new device version is detected. For details, see Auto-Download Upgrade File.

UPDATING FIRMWARE

Hikvision regularly updates the firmware in our products to resolve potential issues and keep your system running smoothly. Below, you can find guidance on how to update your system accordingly.

Updating Hikvision IP Camera Firmware

To upgrade the firmware of a Hikvision IP camera, please follow the steps below:

1.Locate the appropriate firmware by clicking this link

2.Click on the firmware, then click download.

3.Agree to the license terms and conditions when prompted.

4.Locate the downloaded firmware file (this typically will be in the default download folder, unless prompted for a download location, then choose Desktop) and extract it by right-clicking on the file and selecting extract all or unzip. When prompted for an extract location, choose Desktop to extract the final file to. A file labeled DIGICAP will appear on the desktop.

5.After the file is extracted, log into the camera using Internet Explorer or Firefox web browsers. If prompted to install the plugin (or to allow the plugin to run), follow the prompt to proceed with the upgrade procedure.

6.Log into the camera using the administrator username and password, then go to the Configuration tab. In this tab, go to Basic Configuration then System, and then click on the Maintenance tab.

7.On the bottom of the page under Remote Upgrade, press the Browse button to locate and choose the firmware file, which was previously saved on the Desktop. After selecting the file, click Open, then click Upgrade.

8.The camera will display a prompt that a reboot is necessary to complete the upgrade. Click OK. The camera will reboot when the firmware is successfully upgraded.

Click here to see a video tutorial of the above steps.

Upgrading Hikvision DVR/NVR Firmware

To upgrade the firmware of a Hikvision DVR or NVR, please follow the steps below:

1.Insert a USB flash drive into the computer’s USB port (Please note that the USB flash drive does not need to be empty; it may contain other files and documents).

2.Locate the appropriate firmware by clicking this link

3.Click on the firmware, then click download.

4.Agree to the license terms and conditions when prompted.

5.Locate the downloaded firmware file (this typically will be in the default download folder, unless prompted for a download location, then choose Desktop) and extract it by right-clicking on the file and selecting extract all or unzip. When prompted for an extract location, choose the USB flash drive (typically labeled by letters E, F and so on) to extract the final file to. A file labeled DIGICAP will appear in the USB flash drive.

6.After the firmware has been extracted (unzipped), remove the USB flash drive from the computer and insert it into one of the available USB ports on the DVR/NVR unit.

7.On the DVR/NVR, go to the Main Menu, and then go to Maintenance.

8.From the sub-menus on the left click Upgrade. This will display the content of the USB flash drive.

9.Choose the DIGICAP file and press Upgrade.

10.An information window will pop up prompting that the unit will reboot after the upgrade is complete. Click YES.

11.To verify that the firmware has been upgraded, after the DVR/NVR is rebooted, go to the Main Menu, and then go to System Information. The current firmware version will be displayed.

New Hikvision Firmwares 2024

Also Read : Hikvision How To Tutorials Chapter 1

How do I get Firmware Updates for my Hikvision Gear?

Hikvision Australia’s website has firmware updates for available IP cameras.
https://www.hikvision.com/au-en/

Use the search bar to try and find your product. Firmware updates are usually available on the product page.

IF YOU BOUGHT EQUIPMENT FROM US:

You will need to contact us if you can’t find your camera listed or if you require firmware for your NVR / DVR.
You will need to also provide the full serial number of the device as well as your current firmware.
This is to ensure upgrades are done properly. In some instances middlle firmware is required before upgrading to the latest version.

We do not recommend doing intercom firmware upgrades. Please check with us if there is any doubt.

If you didn’t buy equipment from us, please contact the people who you bought the equipment from.

How to Upgrade Camera Firmware via Hikvision NVR

This Video shows you how to upgrade your Camera firmware from the NVR.

Hikvision Australia’s website has firmware updates for available IP cameras.
https://www.hikvision.com/au-en/Support/Downloads/Firmware/IPC

NOTE this is only for IPC.

We do not recommend doing intercom firmware upgrades. Please check with us if there is any doubt.

Lates Hikvision Firmwares 2024

How do I update Hikvision firmware remotely for my TetherX installation?

If your system was installed by one of our security installation partners please contact them to update your cameras. If you would like to update your Hikvision devices yourself please follow the guide below.

1.Download the latest Hikvision firmware by visiting the Hikvision Downloads Page

Hikvision Downloads Page

Note: the UK firmware is different from the US firmware. For UK firmware, please follow use the UK Downloads page.

2.Extract the firmware archive, it should contain the file: digicap.dav

3.Create a tunnel into your Hikvision device.

How to create a tunnel?

4.Login to your Hikvision device and navigate to “Configuration” then “Maintenance”.

5.At the bottom of the page under the ‘Upgrade’ header, press on “Browse”

6.Use the file navigator window that pops up to select the digicap.dav file you downloaded earlier

7.Click on ‘Upgrade’

The actual upgrade will take up to 10 minutes and the device will automatically reboot at the end of the upgrade process.

This video from Hikvision Technical Support shows the upgrade process:

Click here to see a video tutorial of the above steps.

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DS-2CD2083G2-I(U)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2085G1-I	Firmware_V5.6.2_190701	Download
DS-2CD2086G2-I(U)	Firmware_V5.7.3_211222	Download
DS-2CD2086G2-IU/SL	Firmware_V5.7.3_211222	Download
DS-2CD2087G2-L(U)	Firmware_V5.7.3_211222	Download
DS-2CD2087G2-L(U)	Firmware_V5.7.3_211222	Download
DS-2CD2121G1	Firmware_V5.5.100_200312	Download
DS-2CD2121G1-IDW	Firmware_V5.5.100_200312	Download
DS-2CD2123G0-I(S)	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2123G0-IU	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2123G2-I(S)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2123G2-IU	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2125FHWD-I(S)	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2125FWD-I(S)	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2125G0-IMS	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2127G2(-SU)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download

DS-2CD2127G2(-SU)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2143G0-I(S)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2143G2-IU	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2145FWD-I(S)	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2147G2(-SU)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2147G2(-SU)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2147G2-L(SU)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2163G2-I(S)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2163G2-IU	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2165G0-I(S)	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2166G2-I(SU)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2183G0-I(S)	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2183G0-IU	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2183G2-I(S)	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2183G2-IU	Firmware_V5.7.2_211109	Download
DS-2CD2185FWD-I(S)	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2185G0-IMS	Firmware_V5.6.6_210625	Download
DS-2CD2186G2-I(SU)	Firmware_V5.7.3_211222	Download
DS-2CD2186G2-I(SU)	Firmware_V5.7.3_211222	Download
DS-2CD2186G2-ISU	Firmware_V5.7.3_211222	Download

Hikvision Firmware Download –
Intelligent Traffic Products

DS-TP50-16E	Firmware_V5.3.0_211230	Download
IDS-TCV500-BE	Firmware_V4.3.5_200827	Download
iDS-TCV500-BI	Firmware_V4.3.5_200827	Download
iDS-TCV507-BIR	Firmware_V5.0.2_211025	Download
IDS-TCV900-BE	Firmware_V4.3.5_200827	Download
IDS-TCV900-BI	Firmware_V4.3.5_200827	Download
iDS-TCV907-BIR	Firmware_V4.3.5_200827	Download
iDS-TDI900-A(C)	Firmware_V4.3.0_210329	Download
iDS-TDI900-A(C)/M	Firmware_V4.3.0_210329	Download
iDS-TCE500-B	Firmware_V4.3.5_200827	Download
iDS-TCE507-BR	Firmware_V5.0.2_211025	Download
iDS-TCE900-B	Firmware_V4.3.5_200827	Download
iDS-TCE907-BR	Firmware_V4.3.5_200827	Download
iDS-TCM403-B	Firmware_V4.3.2_210120	Download
iDS-TCD402-BR	Firmware_V4.5.0_210601	Download
iDS-TCS402-B/CS	Firmware_V4.5.0_210601	Download
iDS-TSS300-C	Firmware_V5.3.1_220113	Download
iDS-TSS500-C	Firmware_V3.3.7_200813	Download
DS-TCG205-B	Firmware_V4.3.2_210911	.
DS-TCG205-E	Firmware_V5.0.1_211224	Download
DS-TCG405-E	Firmware_V5.0.1_211224	Download
DS-TCP140-B	Firmware_V4.3.1_210901	.
DS-TCP440-B	Firmware_V4.3.1_210901	.
DS-TCP440-BH	Firmware_V4.3.1_210901	.
DS-TCP440-DB	Firmware_V4.3.1_210901	.
DS-TCP440-DBH	Firmware_V4.3.1_210901	.
DS-TPM400-P	Firmware_V3.2.0_201024	Download

Hikvision Firmware Download –
Access Control Products

DS-K1101	Firmware_V2.0.4_201123	Download
DS-K1102	Firmware_V2.0.4_201123	Download
DS-K1102A	Firmware_V2.0.0_200603	Download
DS-K1102A	Firmware_V2.0.1_201118	Download
DS-K1103	Firmware_V2.0.4_201123	Download
DS-K1104	Firmware_V2.0.4_201123	Download
DS-K1107AE	Firmware_V1.0.0_211014	Download
DS-K1107AEK	Firmware_V1.0.0_211014	Download
DS-K1107AM	Firmware_V1.0.0_211014	Download
DS-K1107AMK	Firmware_V1.0.0_211014	Download
DS-K1108A	Firmware_V2.0.1_201118	Download
DS-K1201AEF	Firmware_V1.0.0_210309	Download
DS-K1201AMF	Firmware_V1.0.0_210309	Download
DS-K1T105AE	Firmware_V1.3.39_210922	Download
DS-K1T105AM	Firmware_V1.3.39_210922	Download
DS-K1T801E	Firmware_V2.0.2_190301	Download
DS-K1T801M	Firmware_V2.0.2_190301	Download
DS-K1T802E	Firmware_V2.0.4_211028	Download
DS-K1T802M	Firmware_V2.0.4_211028	Download
DS-K1A340WX	Firmware_V1.2.1_211022	Download

DS-K1A340X	Firmware_V1.2.1_211022	Download
DS-K1T331	Firmware_V3.2.30_211110	Download
DS-K1T331W	Firmware_V3.2.30_211110	Download
DS-K1T341AMF	Firmware_V3.2.30_211223	Download
DS-K1T342DWX	Firmware_V3.3.5_211229	Download
DS-K1T342DX	Firmware_V3.3.5_211229	Download
DS-K1T342EFWX	Firmware_V3.3.5_211229	Download
DS-K1T342EWX	Firmware_V3.3.5_211229	Download
DS-K1T342EX	Firmware_V3.3.5_211229	Download
DS-K1T342MFWX	Firmware_V3.3.5_211229	Download
DS-K1T342MFX	Firmware_V3.3.5_211229	Download
DS-K1T342MWX	Firmware_V3.3.5_211229	Download
DS-K1T342MX	Firmware_V3.3.5_211229	Download
DS-K1T343EFWX	Firmware_V3.3.4_211229	Download
DS-K1T343EWX	Firmware_V3.3.4_211022	Download
DS-K1T343EX	Firmware_V3.3.4_211022	Download
DS-K1T343MWX	Firmware_V3.3.4_211022	Download
DS-K1T343MX	Firmware_V3.3.4_211022	Download
DS-K1T671M	Firmware_V3.2.30_211110	Download
DS-K1T671M	Firmware_V1.0.1_210320	Download

DS-K1T671MF	Firmware_V3.2.30_211110	Download
DS-K1T671TM-3XF	Firmware_V1.0.1_210320	Download
DS-K1T671TMFW	Firmware_V3.2.30_211110	Download
DS-K1T673TDWX	Firmware_V3.3.1_220114	Download
DS-K1T680D-E1	Firmware_V3.2.33_211223	Download
DS-K1T680DFG	Firmware_V3.2.33_211223	Download
DS-K1T680DFW	Firmware_V3.2.33_211223	Download
DS-K1TA70MI-T	Firmware_V1.0.1_210123	Download
DS-K5604A-3XF/V	Firmware_V3.2.32_211208	Download
DS-K5671-3XF/ZU	Firmware_V1.0.1_210320	Download
DS-K5671-ZU	Firmware_V1.0.1_210320	Download
DS-K5671-ZU	Firmware_V3.2.30_211110	Download
DS-K2600-G	Firmware_V1.0.4_211028	Download
DS-K2600T	Firmware_V1.0.4_211028	Download
DS-K2601T	Firmware_V1.0.4_211028	Download
DS-K2700	Firmware_V1.0.2_210414	Download
DS-K27M	Firmware_V1.0.2_210105	Download
DS-K2800	Firmware_V2.0.4_211028	Download
DS-K3B411X	Firmware_V1.1.0_210408	Download
DS-K3B411X	Firmware_V1.0.0_200604	Download

DS-K3B501SX	Firmware_V1.1.0_210810	.
DS-K3B801SX	Firmware_V1.2.0_211101	Download
DS-K3B801SX	Firmware_V1.0.3_210202	Download
DS-K3B802X	Firmware_V1.0.3_210903	Download
DS-K3G501	Firmware_V1.0.0_210828	Download
DS-K3G501-S	Firmware_V1.0.0_210828	Download
DS-KAS541	Firmware_V1.0.0_210123	Download
DS-K5032-3XFD	Firmware_V2.1.1_220110	Download
DS-K5032-D	Firmware_V2.1.1_220110	Download

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TKH Security Firmware Software Guide

M.Salih ASLAN — Sun, 06 Aug 2023 18:03:06 +0000

TKH Security Firmwares and Update Guide The latest firmware can you find on our website. Click here When you can’t find the firmware for your product or you need another version.

How to upgrade older TKH Security Firmwares

The latest 360v2-series cameras firmware carries “UX“ in its firmware filename, where previously “U“ was used. This change is minor and does not mean much with regards to the functionality of the firmware. However, some older “U” do not allow direct upgrade to the latest “UX“ firmware.

In these cases, an intermediate step must be taken: first upgrade firmware to the nk20210916UX version; after this, the camera will allow the firmware upgrade to the latest version found on the public download pages.

This intermediate firmware version nk20210916UX can be downloaded from here:

https://tkhs-install-files.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/Siqura/Firmware/360v2-series+(U)/360v2-series+fixed+(nk20210916UX).zip

TKH Security Firmwares and Update Guide

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Where can I find the latest firmware?

The latest firmware can you find on our website. Click here

When you can’t find the firmware for your product or you need another version.
Please contact us: support.nl@tkhsecurity.com

*How to update iProtect™ to 10.1

How to update the iProtect™ Application.

Download the latest files on our download section of the knowledgebase:

*iProtect™ – Software Downloads | Version 10.1 and lower:

Prechecks

Before the update it is required that the state of the system is known. Not functioning readers, nodes and lines must be noted.

Compatibility and discontinued hardware/software is noted in the release notes:

https://tkhsecurity.atlassian.net/l/cp/Co1YADGz

Minimal requirements:

Firmware inbraak (Unii 2.4.0 / ML 5.0.5 / XL 3.11)
Rootfs Pluto’s (5.68a)
Firmware polyx (UBIFS)
Diva/Sense (2.5)

Update

Download the Backup from the maintenance page.

Upload the new iProtect™ version at the maintenance page

Go to the iProtect™ maintenance page (Click on the gear button on the login screen)
Install > Upload iProtect (1)
Click on the “…” button and select the new iProtect™ version at the maintenance page and click on the “Post” button.

When the “Check requirements” button appears, press it and a check will be done. Check the log and see what is needed to continue. This is also a good moment to install the ServicePack.

Click on the “…” button and select the ServicePack you want to install and click on the “Post” Button.

You can follow the installation process at the realtime logging, the Apache2 web server will restart multiple times, this will cause an interruption of the iProtect™ Gui and maintenance page.

You need to wait (10 minutes max) till you see the message below in the Realtime logging.

iProtect™ atlas: Installation ServicePack … finished.

Sometimes a reboot of the server is required, you will see a notification of this in the messages.

Install the new iProtect™ version at the maintenance page

Click on the “Check Requirements” button.
if the check is passed you get a “Start Upgrade” button and can start the update by a click on this button.

You can follow the installation at the User interface logging, if you see the messages below the Gui is ready and you can login in iProtect™ again (only the root user can login at this point)

You must delete browser history before logging in to iProtect.

Installing the new license if iProtect version was < 10.1:

https://tkhsecurity.atlassian.net/l/cp/51UgXjhX

If a new license is needed, please contact our orderdesk.

Activating lines

To be sure all lines and nodes gets the latest software, select the system default Provisioner group.

Go to iProtect™ menu option Installation > Hardware > Line
Select System default at the Provisioner group options.

The components under the line config will automatically be provided with the latest firmware version.

Activate the line’s now, the Door controllers will get the new software and start with the installation automatically. The doors will be non-functional for 5-10 minutes. Open doors beforehand if they are critical.

Finishing the update

When all lines are updated and the re-index message is gone, you can finish the update with the button in the menu:

Installation > Database restore > Activate line

Some points to check:

Readers
Database couplings
Client login (remove browser cache)
Import / Export
iNVR
Printing badges/cards
Intercom
browser certificate

Camera firmware

Camera or camera series	Version	Firmware
360-series cameras	nk20180927NSZ	download
360v2-series cameras	nk20220928UX	download
BC620WDR camera	4.22.8	download
810-820-series cameras	nk20190131NSA	download
820v2-series cameras	nk20200528NSQ	download
820v2H3-series cameras	nk20221031NSZ	download
822-series cameras	nk20190426NSX	download
822v2-series cameras	nk20230131RS (nk20210324RS)	download (download)
860-series cameras	nk20181116NSP	download
880-series cameras	nk20180927NSZ	download
880v2-series cameras	nk20210324RS	download
900-910-920-series ptz cameras	nk20230131RS	download
910-920-series fixed cameras	nk20210721RP	download
950-980-series ptz cameras	nk20221017YX	download
950-series fixed cameras	nk20220905SX	download
980-series fixed cameras	nk20221117T2	download
1002-series fixed cameras	1.0.0.190103	download
1004-series fixed cameras	1.0.0.200612	download
1022-series ptz cameras	1.0.0.221107	download
1022v2-series ptz cameras	1.0.0.221109	download
1102-series fixed cameras	1.0.0.190107	download
1102-series ptz cameras	1.0.0.190103	download
1103-series fixed cameras	1.0.0.190408	download
1103-2-series fixed cameras	1.0.0.190108	download
1103-series ptz cameras	1.0.0.190428	download
1104-series ptz cameras	1.0.0.220518	download
2000-series fixed cameras	1.0.0.221101	download
2000v2-series fixed cameras	1.0.0.230105	download
BC840-MC camera Article codes: 599405971970 and 599405971010	4.22.9	download
BC840-MC camera (IMX327) Article codes: 599405971972 and 599405971012	4.23.0	download
BC840-PID camera Article codes: 599405971991 and 599405971871	4.22.9	download
BC840-PID camera (IMX327) Article codes: 599405971992 and 599405971872	4.23.0	download
BC840-MC-NA (IMX327) Article codes: 599405966432 and 599405966422	4.24.1	download
BC840-PID-NA (IMX327) Article codes: 599405966412 and 599405966402	4.24.1	download
BL2002LPR (Africa + America)	1.0.0.210717	download
BL2002LPR (Asia Baseline)	1.0.0.200424	download
BL2002LPR (Europe)	1.0.0.210703	download
BL2002LPR (Guangdong + HongKong + Macao)	1.0.0.200424	download
BL2002LPR (Middle-East)	1.0.0.210416	download
BL2002LPR (South Korea)	1.0.0.200424	download
BL2002LPR (Thailand)	1.0.0.210111	download
BL2002LPR (Europe + Russia)	1.0.0.190530	download
BL2002LPR (Singapore + Malaysia)	1.0.0.190523	download
BL2002LPR (Thailand + Laos)	1.0.0.190531	download
BL2002v2LPR	1.0.0.221213	download
FD1104v2FR	1.0.0.230103	download
TC(R1)-336_640 thermal cameras	3.9.1	download
TC620-PID thermal camera	4.22.9	download
TC840-PID thermal camera	4.22.9	download
TC840 thermal camera	4.22.9	download
TC840R1 thermal camera	4.22.9	download
TrafficPTZ Ultimo V2 camera	3.9.1	download
TrafficPTZ Ultimo camera	3.9.1	download
UP36	3.9.1	download
XCU camera	3.9.1	download
xSD62x cameras	4.22.8	download

Encoder firmware

Encoder	Version	Firmware
EVE ONE encoder	3.9.0	download
EVE FOUR encoder	3.9.0	download
EVE 4×4 encoder	3.7.2	download
S-50 E encoder	3.10.7	download
S-50 E-MSA encoder	4.19.3	download
C-50 E-MC encoder	3.9.3	download
S-54 E encoder	3.10.7	download
C-54 E-MC encoder	3.10.7	download
S-60 E video encoder	4.22.11	download
C-60 E-MC encoder	4.22.11	download
S-64 E video encoder	4.22.8	download
S-64 E-32G video encoder	4.22.6	download
S-68 E video encoder	4.22.9	download
S-6x E V2 video encoders	3.9.0	download
S620 E video encoder	4.22.8	download
C620 E encoder	4.22.8	download
C620 E-PID encoder	4.22.8	download
A-80 encoder	3.2.3	download

Decoder firmware

Decoder	Version	Firmware
S-60 D-MC video decoder	3.10.8	download
S620 D video wall decoder	1.5.2	download

*VDG Sense Software Downloads

TKH Security Solution | Video Surveillance

VDG Sense Software Downloads

VDG Sense 2.7

When upgrading from 2.6 or lower to 2.7 please update to the latest 2.6 version first

Not backwards compatible!

Windows 7 not supported

VDG Sense 2.6

If upgrading version 2.6.1-2.6.6, please install 2.6.7 first. Not needed when updating from latest 2.5.

Sense Setup 2.6.7

Not backwards compatible!

Windows 7 not supported

VDG Sense 2.5.21

VDG Sense 2.4

DIVA 2.3

DIVA 2.2

DIVA 2.1

DIVA 2.0

DIVA 1.17

Misc

DV-Rec Players

Observision

Other

DCZ Driver
VDG Camera Discovery

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Alibi IP Camera Firmware

M.Salih ASLAN — Tue, 06 Jun 2023 14:44:49 +0000

Alibi IP Camera Firmware, Looking for firmware? Find the latest firmware downloads, release notes and firmware instructions for current and discontinued Alibi Vigilant IP cameras in the following table.

IMPORTANT – Alibi Vigilant IP Camera Firmware Update:

We have released a new version of firmware for Alibi Vigilant IP cameras that fixes the ability to reset passwords for IP cameras. If you want to enable this functionality on installed Vigilant IP cameras, we recommend you click the following link to find complete directions to download the new software to upgrade your IP cameras.

Alibi Vigilant IP Camera Firmware Installation Instructions

Alibi Vigilant IP Camera Control 4 Connection Driver

If you have further questions, please contact Technical Support for assistance at 888.858.1442.

IPC_D1202 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-FB20-W, ALI-FB20, ALI-FB20-Z
ALI-FB40-W, ALI-FB40, ALI-FB40-Z
ALI-FD20-V, ALI-FD20-VZ
ALI-FD40-V, ALI-FD40-VZ
ALI-FT20
ALI-FT40

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
IPC_D1202.P72 Firmware IPC_D1202.P37 Firmware	IPC_D1202.P72 Release Notes IPC_D1202.P37 Release Notes	04/27/2021 11/9/2020

Alibi IP Camera Firmware

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IPC-G6107 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-FB80
ALI-PD40-VZA
ALI-FD80-V
ALI-PT40-ZA
ALI-FT80
ALI-PB40-ZA
ALI-PB40-A
ALI-PD40-VA
ALI-PT40-A
ALI-PM40-A

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
IPC_G6107 P61 Firmware IPC_G6107 P96 Firmware IPC_G6107 P91 Firmware IPC_G6107 P87 Firmware	IPC_G6107 P61 Release Notes IPC_G6107 P96 Release Notes IPC_G6107 P91 Release Notes IPC_G6107 P87 Release Notes	06/2/2022 03/10/2022 04/28/2021 11/9/2020

DIPC-B1209 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-FB20-U
ALI-FD20-VU
ALI-FT20-U

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
DIPC-B1209.6.13 Firmware IPC_D1209 Firmware	DIPC-B1209.6.13 Release Notes IPC_D1209 Release Notes	7/4/2022 11/9/2020

DIPC-B1226 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-FB20-AW
ALI-FD20-VAW

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
DIPC-B1226.1.66 Firmware	DIPC-B1226.1.66 Release Notes	6/30/2022

DIPC-B1211 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-FB40-U

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
DIPC-B1211.6.18 Firmware IPC_D1211 Firmware	DIPC-B1211.6.18 Release Notes IPC_D1211 Release Notes	7/4/2022 11/9/2020

GIPC-B6102 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-PS40-A
ALI-PT40

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
GIPC-B6102.26.36 Firmware GIPC-B6102.26.10 Firmware	GIPC-B6102.26.36 Release Notes GIPC-B6102.26.10 Release Notes	04/27/2021 11/9/2020

GIPC-B6106 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-PF50-A
ALI-PB80
ALI-PT80
ALI-PZ50-ZA

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
GIPC-B6106.8.47 Firmware GIPC-B6106.8.38 Firmware GIPC-B6106.8.11 Firmware	GIPC-B6106.8.47 Release Notes GIPC-B6106.8.38 Release Notes GIPC-B6106.8.11 Release Notes	07/4/2022 04/27/2021 11/9/2020

CIPC-B2302 Firmware for the following camera model.

ALI-PZ51-UZA

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
CIPC-B2302 5.8 Firmware CIPC-B2302 5.8 Firmware CIPC-B2302 5.8 Firmware	CIPC-B2302 5.8 Release Notes CIPC-B2302 5.8 Release Notes CIPC-B2302 5.8 Release Notes	7/11/2022 6/30/2022 4/12/2022

QIPC-B1203 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-XB80-ZA
ALI-XD80-VZA
ALI-XT80-ZA
ALI-XF120-A

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
QIPC_B1203.16.10 Firmware QIPC_B1203.16.10 Firmware QIPC_B1203.15.6 Firmware QIPC_B1203.11.12 Firmware	QIPC_B1203.16.10 Release Notes QIPC_B1203.16.10 Release Notes QIPC_B1203.15.6 Release Notes QIPC_B1203.11.12 Release Notes	06/30/2022 05/17/2022 04/27/2021 11/9/2020

QIPC-B2202 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-PZ21-UZA
ALI-PZ40-VUZAI
ALI-PB40-VUZAIE
ALI-PB80-VUZAIE

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
GIPC_B2202 6.31 Firmware GIPC_B2202 5.8 Firmware GIPC_B2202 5.8 Firmware GIPC_B2202 5.8 Firmware GIPC_B2202 3.75 Firmware	GIPC_B2202 5.8 Release Notes GIPC_B2202 5.8 Release Notes GIPC_B2202 5.8 Release Notes GIPC_B2202 5.8 Release Notes GIPC_B2202 3.75 Release Notes	2/22/2023 7/11/2022 6/30/2022 4/12/2022 1/17/2022

CIPC-B2302 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-PZ20-ZA

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
CIPC-B2301 Firmware	CIPC-B2301 Release Notes	11/9/2020

CIPC-B2302 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-PZ20-LZA

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
IPC_HCMN2103 Firmware	IPC_HCMN2103 Release Notes	11/9/2020

CIPC-B2302 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-PZ20-LUZAI

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
CIPC-B2302.6.63 Firmware CIPC-B2302.6.63 Firmware CIPC-B2302.3.86 Firmware	CIPC-B2302.6.63 Release Notes CIPC-B2302.6.63 Release Notes CIPC-B2302.3.86 Release Notes	08/29/2022 08/19/2022 06/30/2021

QIPC-B8701 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-XF80-LA

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
QIPC-B8701.11.5 Firmware QIPC-B8701.11.5 Firmware QIPC-B8701.11.5 Firmware QIPC-B8701.8.3 Firmware QIPC-B8701.5.12 Firmware	QIPC-B8701.11.5 Release Notes QIPC-B8701.11.5 Release Notes QIPC-B8701.11.5 Release Notes QIPC-B8701.8.3 Release Notes QIPC-B8701.5.12 Release Notes	07/11/2022 06/30/2022 04/12/2022 04/27/2021 11/9/2020

DIPC-B1216 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-FB21-A
ALI-FB21-Z
ALI-FD21-V
ALI-FT21-A

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
DIPC-B1216.2.71 Firmware DIPC-B1216.2.71 Firmware DIPC-B1216.2.60 Firmware	DIPC-B1216.2.71 Release Notes DIPC-B1216.2.71 Release Notes DIPC-B1216.2.60 Release Notes	06/30/2022 05/17/2022 10/11/2021

GIPC-B6202 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-FB21-UAI, ALI-FB41-UA, ALI-FB41-UZA
ALI-FD21-VUAI, ALI-FD41-UVZ, ALI-FD41-VU
ALI-FT21-UAI, ALI-FT40-UZA, ALI-FT41-UA
ALI-PB40-UAI, ALI-PB40-UAIE, ALI-PB40-UAIS, ALI-PB40-UZAI, ALI-PB40-VLUAI, ALI-PB50-UAI, ALI-PB50-UZAI, ALI-PB50-VLUAI
ALI-PD40-VUAI, ALI-PD40-VUZAI, ALI-PD50-VUAI, ALI-PD50-VUZAI
ALI-PM41-VAI
ALI-PT40-UAI, ALI-PT40-UAIS, ALI-PT40-UZAI, ALI-PT40-VLUAI, ALI-PT50-LUAI, ALI-PT50-UAI, ALI-PT50-UZAI
ALI-PZ50-LUZAIS

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
GIPC-B6202 9.5 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.92 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.88 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.88 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.87 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.65 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.26 Firmware GIPC_B6202 Firmware	GIPC-B6202 9.5 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.92 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.88 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.88 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.87 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.65 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.26 Release Notes GIPC_B6202 Release Notes	02/23/2023 06/30/2022 04/13/2022 04/06/2022 03/21/2022 11/22/2021 10/11/2021 06/09/2021

GIPC-B6202 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-PB60-UA, ALI-PB60-VUZA
ALI-PD60-VUA, ALI-PD60-VUZA
ALI-PT60-UA, ALI-PT60-VUZA

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
GIPC-B6202 5.92 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.88 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.88 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.87 Firmware GIPC-B6202 5.65 Firmware	GIPC-B6202 5.92 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.88 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.88 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.87 Release Notes GIPC-B6202 5.65 Release Notes	06/30/2022 04/14/2022 04/06/2022 03/21/2022 03/09/2022

GIPC-B6203 Firmware for the following camera models.

ALI-FB81-UA
ALI-FD81-VUA
ALI-FT81-UA
ALI-PF51-VA
ALI-PT50-VUAIF
ALI-PB50-UAIF
ALI-PB81-AI
ALI-PD81-AI
ALI-PT81-AI
ALI-PB80-VLUAI
ALI-PT80-VLUAI
ALI-XB81-UZAI
ALI-XD81-VUZAI
ALI-XT81-UZAI

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
GIPC-B6203.8.5 Firmware GIPC-B6203.8.5 Firmware GIPC-B6203.3.95 Firmware GIPC-B6203.3.95 Firmware GIPC-B6203.3.88 Firmware GIPC-B6203.3.88 Firmware GIPC-B6203.3.87 Firmware GIPC-B6203.3.65 Firmware GIPC-B6203.3.23 Firmware	GIPC-B6203.8.5 Release Notes GIPC-B6203.8.5 Release Notes GIPC-B6203.3.95 Release Notes GIPC-B6203.3.95 Release Notes GIPC-B6203.3.88 Release Notes GIPC-B6203.3.88 Release Notes GIPC-B6203.3.87 Release Notes GIPC-B6203.3.65 Release Notes GIPC-B6203.3.23 Release Notes	06/23/2023 12/19/2022 11/22/2022 06/30/2022 04/14/2022 04/06/2022 03/21/2022 11/22/2021 11/8/2021

GIPC-B6208 Firmware for the following camera model.

ALI-PF40-LUA

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
GIPC-B6208.1.68 Firmware	GIPC-B6208.1.68 Release Notes	06/30/2022

ANPR-B1103 Firmware for the following camera model.

ALI-XB20-VUZAI-ANPR

Firmware Download	Release Notes	Release Date
ANPR-B1103 1.1 Firmware	ANPR-B1103 1.1 Release Notes	07/18/2022

Alibi Witness IP Camera Firmware and Manuals

Looking for firmware? Find the latest firmware downloads, release notes and firmware instructions for current and discontinued Alibi IP cameras.

Alibi IP Camera Network Setup Guide

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Alibi IP Camera Network Setup Guide	1.21 MB	PDF	8/10/18

Alibi NS20, NS21, NS40, NS41 Series Network IP Cameras

Includes SKUs – ALI-NS1025VR, ALI-NS2012R, ALI-NS2012VR, ALI-NS2112VR, ALI-NS2122VR, ALI-NS2013VR, ALI-NS2023R, ALI-NS2014VR, ALI-NS2024R, ALI-NS2114VR, ALI-NS2015VR, ALI-NS2015VRB, ALI-NS2025R, ALI-NS2025RB, ALI-NS2016VR, ALI-NS2016VRB, ALI-NS2026R, ALI-NS2036VR, ALI-NS2036R, ALI-NS2018VR, ALI-NS2028R, ALI-NS2118VR, ALI-NS2128R, ALI-NS2038R, ALI-NS4012R, ALI-NS4022R, ALI-NS4112R, ALI-NS4013R, ALI-NS4023R, ALI-NS4014R, ALI-NS4024R, ALI-NS4114R, ALI-NS4015R, ALI-NS4015RB, ALI-NS4025R, ALI-NS4016R, ALI-NS4016RB, ALI-NS4026R, ALI-NS4036R, ALI-NS4018R, ALI-NS4028R, ALI-NS4118R, ALI-NS4128R, ALI-NS4038R

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware V5.5.82	28.7 MB	ZIP	04/26/19
Firmware V5.5.82 Release Notes	55 KB	PDF	04/26/19
Firmware V5.5.82 Manual	5.41 MB	PDF	10/26/19
Alibi IP Camera Control 4 Driver	153 KB	ZIP	12/3/18
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.5.82	28.7 MB	ZIP	2/27/19
Release Notes FW 5.5.82	59 KB	PDF	2/27/19
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.5.61	28.2 MB	ZIP	12/3/18
Release Notes FW 5.5.61	414 KB	PDF	12/3/18
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.5.51	28.8 MB	ZIP	5/24/18

Alibi NS1028VR

Includes SKUs – ALI-NS1028VR

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware V5.5.94	151 MB	ZIP	11/12/21
Firmware V5.5.94 Release Notes	12.6 KB	DOCX	11/12/21

Alibi 7012 Series Network IP Cameras

Includes SKUs ALI-NS7012R, ALI-NP7012RT

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.4 Manual	4.21 MB	PDF	10/13/17
ALI-NS7012R Firmware V5.2.10 Build 160223	15798 KB	ZIP	02/23/16
ALI-NS7012R V5.2.10 Build 160223 Release Notes	164 KB	DOCX	02/23/16
ALI-NS7012R Firmware V5.2.10 Build 160202	15797 KB	ZIP	02/02/16
ALI-NP7012RT Firmware V5.3.0 Build 150928	18624 KB	ZIP	09/28/15

Alibi 7022 Series Network IP Cameras

Includes SKUs ALI-NP7022RT

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
ALI-NP7022RT Firmware V5.6.0 Build 190130	110 MB	ZIP	9/27/19

Alibi NS Series Network IP Cameras

Includes SKUs ALI-NS1012VR, ALI-NS1014VR, ALI-NS1022R, ALI-NS1024VR, ALI-NS1032VR, ALI-NS1034R, ALI-NS1044VR, ALI-NS3012R, ALI-NS3014R, ALI-NS3022R, ALI-NS3024R, ALI-NS3034R

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.4 Manual	4.21 MB	PDF	10/13/17
Firmware V5.4.4 Build 170307	25711 KB	ZIP	03/07/17
Release Notes V5.4.4 Build 170307	343 KB	PDF	03/07/17
Firmware V5.3.9 Build 160824	23094 KB	ZIP	08/24/16
Release Notes V5.3.9 Build 160824	208 KB	PDF	08/24/16
Firmware V5.3.9 Build 160511	23199 KB	ZIP	05/11/16
V5.3.9 Build 160511 Release Notes	164 KB	DOCX	05/11/16
Firmware V5.3.9 Build 160310	23189 KB	ZIP	03/10/16
Release Notes V5.3.9 Build 160310	163 KB	DOCX	03/10/16
Release Notes V5.3.4 Build 150109	202 KB	PDF	01/09/15
Firmware V5.3.3 Build 160105	22321 KB	ZIP	01/05/16
Release Notes V5.3.3 Build 160105	201 KB	PDF	01/05/16
Product Manual V2	8563 KB	PDF	10/09/15

Alibi ALI-NS1132VR IP Camera

Includes SKU ALI-NS1132VR

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware V5.5.80 190425	13.5 MB	ZIP	04/26/19
Firmware V5.5.80 Release Notes	50.9 KB	PDF	04/26/19

Alibi ALI-NS1144VR, ALI-NS3134R IP Cameras

Includes SKU ALI-NS1144VR, ALI-NS3134R

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware V5.5.80 190416	20.2 MB	ZIP	04/26/19
Firmware V5.5.80 Release Notes	50.8 KB	PDF	04/26/19

Alibi ALI-NP1028VR IP Camera

Use with SKU ALI-NP1028VR

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware V5.5.84 210929	55.7 MB	ZIP	10/09/21
Firmware V5.5.84 Release Notes	12.6 KB	DOCX	10/09/21
Firmware V5.5.84 200922	55.7 MB	ZIP	10/20/20
Firmware V5.5.84 Release Notes	53.4 KB	PDF	10/20/20

Alibi ALI-NP7022RT-B IP Camera

Use with SKU ALI-NP7022RT-B

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
ALI-NP7022RT-B Firmware V5.5.24 Build 210928	161 MB	ZIP	10/11/21
ALI-NP7022RT-B Release Notes V5.5.24 Build 210928	12.7 KB	DOCX	10/11/21
Firmware V5.5.24 200922	161 MB	ZIP	10/20/20
Firmware V5.5.24 Release Notes	53.4 KB	PDF	10/20/20

Alibi NP (10 & 30 Series) Network IP Cameras

Includes SKUs ALI-NP1013VRH, ALI-NP1016VRH, ALI-NP3013RH, ALI-NP3016RH, ALI-NP3012RH

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware V5.4.5	21.3 MB	ZIP	04/26/19
Firmware V5.4.5 Release Notes	52.5 DB	PDF	04/26/19
Firmware	21846 KB	ZIP	06/22/2018
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.4 Manual	4.21 MB	PDF	10/13/17
Firmware V5.4.0 Build 170307	21845 KB	ZIP	03/07/17
Release Notes V5.4.0 Build 170307	342 KB	PDF	03/07/17
Firmware V5.3.4 Build 160824	22472 KB	ZIP	08/24/16
Release Notes V5.3.4 Build 160824	207 KB	PDF	08/24/16
Firmware V5.3.4 Build 151109	22575 KB	ZIP	11/09/15
Release Notes V5.3.4 Build 150109	202 KB	PDF	01/09/15
Product Manual V5.3.4	7627 KB	PDF	12/08/15

Alibi NP (70 Series) Network IP Cameras

Includes SKU ALI-NP7012RT

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.4 Manual	4.21 MB	PDF	10/13/17
Firmware V5.3.0 Build 150928	18624 KB	ZIP	09/28/15
Release Notes V5.3.0 Build 150928	164 KB	DOCX	09/28/15
Product Manual V5.3.4	7627 KB	PDF	12/08/15

Alibi NZ60 Base Station for ALI-NZ60 Series Mini IP Cameras

Includes SKU ALI-NZ60

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware 20170505	25.2 MB	ZIP	04/26/19

Alibi IPZ Series Network IP PTZ Cameras

Includes SKUs ALI-IPZ5030T, ALI-IPZ5030RT

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.4 Manual	4.21 MB	PDF	10/13/17
Firmware V5.1.5 Build 150527	14062 KB	ZIP	05/27/15
Product Manual V5.3.4	7627 KB	PDF	12/08/15

Alibi IPC 3000 Series Network IP Cameras

Includes SKUs – ALI-IPU3013R, ALI-IPU3030R, ALI-IPV3013R, ALI-IPV3030R, ALI-IPD3030R, ALI-IPV3030RV, ALI-IPU3030RV, ALI-IPU3130R, ALI-IPU3230R, ALI-IPV3113R, ALI-IPV3130R

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.4 Manual	4.21 MB	PDF	10/13/17
Firmware V5.2.0 Build 150525	16122 KB	ZIP	05/25/15
Release Notes V5.2.0 Build 150525	163 KB	DOCX	05/25/15

Alibi IPC 5000 Series Network IP Cameras

Includes SKUs – ALI-IPV5030RMH, ALI-IPU5030RMH

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.4 Manual	4.21 MB	PDF	10/13/17
Firmware V5.2.0 Build 150525	12025 KB	ZIP	05/25/15
Release Notes V5.2.0 Build 150525	163 KB	DOCX	05/25/15

2MP IP Dome 75′ IR 2.8mm DWDR H.264+

Includes SKU – ALI-NS1002VR

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware V5.5.4 Build 210929	13 MB	ZIP	10/01/21
Release Notes V5.5.4 Build 210929	12.6 KB	DOCX	10/01/21

MP Starlight 165 Feet IR WDR IP Bullet Camera with Siren and Lights

Includes SKU – ALI-NS4224RI

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware V5.5.131 Build 210928	70 MB	ZIP	10/01/21
Release Notes V5.5.131 Build 210928	12.6 KB	DOCX	10/01/21

Alibi Fisheye Cameras

Includes SKUs – ALI-NS1006RP, ALI-NS1006VRP, ALI-NS1012VRP

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Firmware V5.5.73 Build 200925	41.2 MB	ZIP	10/14/20
Firmware V5.5.73 Build 200925 Release Notes	69 KB	PDF	10/14/20
Firmware V5.5.73 Build 191104	42.5 MB	ZIP	11/19/19

Includes SKUs – ALI-IPV5060RP

File Name	File Size	File Type	Release Date
Alibi IP Camera FW 5.4 Manual	4.21 MB	PDF	10/13/17
Firmware V5.4.14 Build 170526	23472 KB	ZIP	05/26/17
Firmware V5.4.14 Build 160901	23835 KB	ZIP	09/01/16
Release Notes V5.4.14 Build 160901	202 KB	PDF	09/01/15
Firmware V5.3.5 Build 160220	38530 KB	ZIP	02/20/16
Release Notes V5.3.4 Build 150109	202 KB	PDF	01/09/15
Firmware V5.0.9 Build 150430	12025 KB	ZIP	04/30/15
Release Notes V5.0.9 Build 150430	163 KB	DOCX	04/30/15
Product Manual V5.3.4	7627 KB	PDF	12/08/15

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How to add LTS Platinum NVR ip camera

M.Salih ASLAN — Mon, 29 Aug 2022 19:43:12 +0000

Connect LTS Sapphire IP Camera (LTDH) on LTS Platinum NVR (LTN)

From the beginning:

LTS always recommend the customer using the same product series for the installation.
For example: (LTN) with (CMIP IP Camera)
Mix and match with different product series will cause more time during the installation. For example, the Plug & Play feature will be disable from any LTN NVR. need to set up manually.
By default, the LTDH camera is set to the H.265. (H.265 / H.264H)
If you got un-support stream type error, that usually means the NVR is only compatible with H.264.
Strongly Recommend using LTN K series or better model which support H.265.
Recommend connect LTDH camera to the regular PoE switch, not connect to the built-in PoE.
You will need more time to set up for the first time if you connect to the built-in PoE on NVR.
You must have a PC computer with a network cable to manually program it (one at the time) if you have more than 1 IP camera.

Here is the information for how to set up the (LTN) Platinum NVR with the (LTDH) Sapphire IP camera.

For LTN with built-in PoE situation:
By default, the LTN Platinum NVR will not auto detect the LTDH IP camera. Therefore, you need to connect a PC to the built-in PoE port. Please setup one at the time if you have more.

Connect Windows PC to the built-in PoE port:
Please connect a PC to the built-in PoE port and set up 2 IP address for the connection.
192.168.188.250 and 192.168.1.250

How to Setup PC with two IP address:
Right click on the Network icon, Open Network & Internet settings.

Open Ethernet Properties,
Select (TCP/IPv4), click Properties. Setup the 1^st IP address (for exp: 192.168.188.250), click Advanced. Add the 2^nd IP address (192.168.1.250)

Click everything OK when finish.

Note: for all other unspecified setting, just leave it blank. If you don’t need the internet, make sure leave the gateway number empty.

How to adding LTDH IP Camera to the LTN NVR

IP Camera Activation Required
Activate the IP Camera from the Browser:
Open the Browser and enter the IP camera default address: 192.168.1.108

Setup your IP camera password from here and will activate it.
and check the Email address (if your IPC can reach the internet)

Login from the Browser and Change IP address
Login 192.168.1.108,

Setting > Network > TCIP/IP.
Change your IPC ipv4 address to match the NVR camera list address. Make sure no duplicate IP address.

Login NVR from the Browser and assign IP camera
Logon the NVR from the browser.

The Built-in-PoE NVR default address: 192.168.188.1

Configuration > System > Camera Management

Enter the correct address and password & Wait for the connect.

That should be it !!!

Troubleshoot:
If you get the Stream type from the IP camera is not supported error, usually that is related to the video encoding format not support issue. Most older model NVR support the H.264. Therefore, you need go to the IP camera setting (Not the NVR) change from H.265 to H.264H and connect it again.

Final Check

Check the IPC Date/ Time. NVR wont update it automatically.
Motion Detection Checking.
If you got the unsupport stream type error, please switch it to H.264H.
Check the recording playback.
Built-in-PoE won’t support any other network region than .188.xxx
Channel number limits to CH1-CH16

Connect LTS Platinum IP Camera on LTS Sapphire NVR / Unisight Empower NVR

How to use an LTS camera on an Empower/Sapphire NVR
This guide is to assist you in connecting an LTS Platinum IP camera with a Unisight Empower or LTS Sapphire NVR. For the most stable performance, we recommend using the LTS IP camera on a separate Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) switch. For information to connect the camera to the built-in PoE switch on the back of the Empower/Sapphire NVR. see another KB (Link)

Camera Setup

Connect the camera and the NVR to the separate switch. Assuming the switch is already connected to the router and the NVR is already setup with an address on the same network as the router, we can setup the camera.
Using the IP portal tool, find the LTS IP camera, select the device and activate the camera with a password of your choosing. You could also access the LTS IP camera by its default IP address via web browser and will also be presented with an activation window there.
Once the camera is activated, change the IP address to an address that is free on the network. The first 3 numbers of the IP address should match the first 3 numbers of the IP address of the NVR.
Log into the camera’s IP address on a browser.
Navigate to Configuration > Network > Advanced Settings.
Make sure the ‘Enable STD-CGI’ as well as ‘Enable ONVIF’ is selected and check marked.

NOTE: On older versions of the current level firmware with the ‘Enable ONVIF’ setting, the ONVIF protocol uses the camera credentials for the ONVIF authentication. On some newer versions of LTS IP camera
firmwares, there is a ONVIF user management where you can set up a credential for the ONVIF authentication that is different from the camera’s credentials.

When using an LTS IP camera on an LTS NVR, by adjusting the camera settings on the NVR, the settings are also automatically synced and changed on the camera as well. With a Empower or Sapphire NVR, the settings may not sync properly with the camera, so the settings should be set before we add the camera to the NVR.

1. Navigate to Configuration >Event > Basic Event > Motion Detection.
2. Checkmark ‘Enable Motion Detection’

NVR Motion Detect Setup
In a new browser tab, navigate to the NVR’s IP address and log in. Once you are onto the main page,
navigate to Setup > Event > Video Detection > Motion Detect.

Make sure the ‘Enable’ checkbox is selected for the channel the camera will be added to.
If you click the Setup button next to the ‘Period’ label, you can set up the time and date period you want the Motion Detection to be active on the NVR channel.

You may also want to copy the Motion Detect settings to other channels. In this case, click the ‘Copy’ button on the bottom of the page, select the channels you would like to copy the configuration
to and click ‘OK’. Make sure to click ‘OK’ at the bottom of the Motion Detect page to save the copied configurations.

NVR Record Schedule Setup
By default, the Empower and Sapphire NVR channels are set to Continuous recording. To configure the NVR to record on motion detection, the recording schedule needs to be adjusted.

While still on the NVR webpage, navigate to Setup > Storage > Schedule.
Select the channel you are looking to modify (select ‘All’ to modify the schedule for all channels at once). Click the ‘Setup’ button next to the day of the week to adjust.
On the Setup window that comes up, select the ‘MD’ checkbox to enable Motion detection for that period. You may want to un-check the ‘Continuous’ checkbox if you do not want the system
also recording continuously. You can also select different days of the week to copy the period and record method.
Click ‘OK’ to save the schedule.

If you did not select ‘All’ for the channel selection, you can also copy the record schedule on one
channel to any other channel by clicking the ‘Copy’ button on the bottom of the Record schedule configuration page.

Adding Camera to NVR
After the initial camera and NVR configuration is complete, the last step is to add the camera to the NVR

Navigate to Setup > Image > Registration.
The list on the top is the network device search and the list on the bottom is the list of cameras added to the system.
Click the ‘Manual Add’ button.
Set the Manufacturer to Onvif (1), type in the IP address of the camera (2). Make sure the HTTP
Port is still set to 80, unless it is changed on the camera’s port.
Type in the password of the camera (3), click the ‘Connect’ button (4) and wait several
seconds.
Make sure the ‘Channel’ setting is set to the channel you want to add the camera to and click ‘OK’
(5).

Your LTS Platinum IP camera should now be connected and working with your Unisight Empower or LTS Sapphire NVR!

How to use an LTS Platinum IP Camera on Sapphire NVR build-in PoE Switch

How to use an LTS camera on an Empower/Sapphire NVR built-in PoE switch
Several of the Unisight Empower and LTS Sapphire NVRs have a built Power-Over-Ethernet (PoE) switch on the back of the system. To utilize this hardware, the camera must be configured differently than the setup in the guide above for installation of the camera on a separate PoE switch.

Before activating the IP camera and setting its address, log into the Empower/Sapphire NVR on a
browser and navigate to Setup > Network > TCP/IP. On the page, make note of the IP Address and default gateway showing on the Ethernet port that is connected to the router.

2. Navigate to Setup > Network > Switch.
3. On this page, the IP address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway needs to be set for the built-in PoE
switch. Make sure the first 3 numbers of the IP address of the Default Gateway that you place here
do not match those that are listed in the Step 1 listed above.

Note: For this example, we set the switch to be 192.168.188.101 with a gateway of 192.168.188.1
(you can set this address to any subnet as long as it does not match the NVR’s IP address subnet).

After the built-in PoE switch is configured, activate and set the LTS Platinum IP camera on an IP address where the first 3 numbers match what was setup on the Switch page of the NVR in the previous step.
Follow the same steps on page 1-4 for setting the configuration of the camera and the NVR. The only step that is different, is when you are adding the camera to the NVR, make sure the channel you select is the same channel that the camera is plugged into. If the camera is plugged into port 3, make sure to add the camera under channel D3.

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How to Set up a Hikvision NVR System

M.Salih ASLAN — Wed, 10 Aug 2022 20:11:03 +0000

Purpose of The Guide

This guide will walk you through the process of setting up your new Hikvision NVR system and IP cameras from taking it out of the box to getting all of your cameras up and running.

Whether your system is quite simple with all of the cameras wired directly to the NVR or is more complicated and includes things such as switches and wireless bridges, all Hikvision IP systems should be set up in the same way initially.

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Before You Begin

Find yourself somewhere in your house with enough space to set up your entire system and ensure it works before mounting the cameras in position.

Let’s Get Started

There are two different software versions that are used on Hikvision recorders. Please follow the section below that is relevant to the version that you have on your DVR.

The first step is the same for both software versions. We will first tackle the NVR and then once we have configured that we will set the cameras up.

The first thing to do is plug the NVR in to the power, a suitable monitor, connect a cable from the LAN Port on your NVR directly in to your router and plug the included mouse in to one of the USB ports.

Do not plug your cameras in yet

GUI 3.0

Passwords

The first thing you will be prompted to do is set a password. You need to create a password, confirm it in the second box and enter the same password in the IP Camera Activation box. We recommend leaving the Security Question box ticked as this will allow you to create answers to three security questions which will enable you to reset your password if you forget it in the future.

After creating your password you will be prompted to Export a GUID file.

This step is optional but as with the security questions will make resetting your password much easier if you forget it in future. To do this you will need to plug a USB Memory Stick in to one of the USB ports on the DVR and then click Yes on the prompt.

On the next screen make sure that USB Flash Disk is selected and press Export followed by Back. This will save the GUID file to your USB Memory Stick so please keep it in a safe place.

Finally you will be asked to set an Unlock Pattern, once set this can be used as an alternative to the password. Click and drag a line across at least 4 dots before repeating the same pattern to confirm.

Setup Wizard

After creating your unlock pattern the setup wizard will start. This is the easiest way to set up the basic functions of the DVR so we will follow the setup wizard through from here.

1) First choose your desired language and press Apply.

2) If you wish to see the wizard each time then leave the Start Wizard When Device Starts box ticked, if you do not wish to see the wizard again then untick the box and then press Apply.

3) If the time displayed is not correct it can be updated here. Click on the box for the relevant piece of information and it will allow you to input a new date & time or change time zone or date format.

4) The next screen is for your network settings. The simplest option here is to tick the Enable DHCP box which will instruct your DVR to automatically assign itself the correct settings for your network. If you are more confident with networking you are able to manually assign network settings however for most users Enable DHCP is sufficient.

5) Next is the Remote Viewing setup. This is for if you would like to be able to view your cameras on either a phone or tablet. If that is something you would like to do then tick the Enable box and follow this guide otherwise you can leave the box empty and press Next.

6) The next page will show you more network settings. These relate to more advanced methods for viewing the system remotely however for most users this can all be ignored so simply click Next.

7) If you do not have a Hard Drive installed in your DVR the next page can be skipped. If you have got a Hard Drive installed you will need to select your Hard Drive by ticking the box to the left of the device and then click Init. You will see the Status change to Initialising, wait until the status shows Normal and then press Next.

8) On the next page you will be presented with a list of all IP cameras that are on your network. If you have cameras that are already installed that you wish to add to the system you can select them from this list and press Add which will add them to your NVR. You will need to know the password for any cameras you add at this point.

9) The final step on the wizard allows you to set some basic recording settings. If you would like your cameras to be recording all the time click the cog icon next to Continuous, if you would like them to only record when something moves in front of them you can press the cog icon next to Motion Detection.

Press Finish and you will be returned to the home page of the DVR.

Adding Your Cameras

If you are using brand new Hikvision cameras this step is as simple as plugging them in to the camera ports on your NVR. All Hikvision cameras come as Inactive devices. Plugging them in to an NVR that has already been configured as we have just done both activates the camera and configures them to the NVR.

When a new camera is plugged in the NVR activates the camera, applies the same password to the camera as has been set on the NVR and ensures that each camera has its own IP address so none of them conflict with each other.

It can take a minute after plugging a camera in for it to power on and configure itself but shortly after connecting a new camera you should see it appear on the live view page.

PLEASE NOTE, regardless of how your cameras are ultimately going to be wired, whether that is straight in to your NVR, through your network, using switches or bridges, the first step should always be connecting the cameras directly to the NVR so that they can run through their configuration procedure.

Additional Steps

You may find that your NVR is making an audible beep at regular intervals after completing the setup. These can indicate a range of things such as there being no hard drive present in the system to it not being connected to the internet. These can be useful to indicate if there is a fault but they can be unnecessary, for example if you are choosing not to connect your DVR to the internet then the system warning you that the system isn’t connected to the internet isn’t very useful. As a result what we can do is switch off the audible beeps.

1) While watching the live view for your cameras, right click and select Menu.

2) Enter your password or unlock pattern and then navigate to Configuration > Exceptions

3) Change the Exception Type to All, make sure that the Audible Warning box is blank and press Apply.

GUI 4.0

Language

The first thing that needs setting is the language for the system. If you wish to leave the system in English simply press Exit, otherwise select your desired language from the drop down menu and press Apply followed by Exit.

After selecting your language you may see a message like the following image:

If you see this message it simply means that the system can output in a different resolution that matches your chosen monitor better. Press Yes to continue.

Passwords

The next step is the creation of your password and making sure that you are able to reset it if the password is forgotten in future.

Enter your desired password in the Create and Confirm boxes. We would also recommend using the same password in the Channel Default box. The three options you see in the middle of the screen, Reserved E-mail Settings, Export GUID and Security Question Configuration all relate to various methods for resetting your password if you forget it in future. We very strongly recommend that you leave all three options enabled in case the password is ever forgotten. Finally press OK.

The next page will prompt you to enter an email address.

After that will be the GUID Export page. At this point you need to plug a USB memory stick in to one of the USB ports. Select the device from the Device Name menu and press Export. Once you see confirmation that the file has been exported press Back.

Next are the security questions. Select 3 questions from the available options and enter your chosen answer for each question before clicking OK.

The final step is creating an unlock pattern. Draw a line that connects at least 4 dots before repeating it to confirm the pattern.

Setup Wizard

After creating your unlock pattern the setup wizard will start. This is the easiest way to set up the basic functions of the DVR so we will follow the setup wizard through from here.

1) First we set the date & time on the system. Select your time zone and check that the date & time are accurate. If they need changing you can click in the box for each section which will pop up the option to make the change.

2) The next screen is for your network settings. The simplest option here is to tick the Enable DHCP box which will instruct your DVR to automatically assign itself the correct settings for your network. If you are more confident with networking you are able to manually assign network settings however for most users Enable DHCP is sufficient.

3) If you do not have a Hard Drive installed in your DVR the next page can be skipped. If you have got a Hard Drive installed you will need to select your Hard Drive by ticking the box to the left of the device and then click Init. You will see the Status change to Initialising, wait until the status shows Normal and then press Next.

4) On the next page you will be presented with a list of all IP cameras that are on your network. If you have cameras that are already installed that you wish to add to the system you can select them from this list and press Add which will add them to your NVR. You will need to know the password for any cameras you add at this point.

6) The final page gives you the option to change your password. If you wish to change your password you can tick the box next to New Admin Password however if you are happy with the password you have already set simply click Finish.

Adding Your Cameras

It can take a minute after plugging a camera in for it to power on and configure itself but shortly after connecting a new camera you should see it appear on the live view page.

Additional Steps

1) Right click to show the row of menu icons at the top of the screen. Open the settings menu by clicking the cog icon.

2) Navigate to Event > Normal Event > Exception.

3) Change the Exception Type to All, make sure that the Audible Warning box is blank and press Apply.

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New Firmware Milestone 2022

M.Salih ASLAN — Wed, 01 Jun 2022 19:45:27 +0000

Updating firmware

The user may initiate a firmware update on a supported ONVIF device via the Management Client. A right click on a hardware entry in the Recording Servers tree will show a context menu containing the “Update firmware…” item. Upon clicking the item, the “Update firmware” wizard will appear.

Using the wizard, the user can select a firmware image to update the device with. A series of preparatory steps will take place, distributing the file around the VMS, after which the ONVIF driver will be invoked and the firmware upload to the device will begin. The steps are outlined below:

Call the StartFirmwareUpgrade command. From the response message, three values are expected:
1. UploadUri – the URL to which the firmware image will be sent to
2. UploadDelay – the amount of time to wait before beginning the HTTP POST request
3. ExpectedDownTime – the duration for which the device expects to be unavailable for after the upload is complete
Wait for the duration specified in UploadDelay.
Upload the firmware image to the URL specified in UploadUri using an HTTP POST request.
The HTTP response code is examined. Unless it’s 200 OK, the driver will report a network error at this point and terminate the update process.
Wait for the duration of time specified in ExpectedDownTime, while attempting reconnection to the device every 30 seconds. The reconnection sequence is as follows:
1. Call the GetServices command. If it succeeds, move to the next step.
2. Call the GetDeviceInformation command. If it succeeds, report success. If the reported firmware version is unchanged from the one reported when the update procedure began, report a warning instead.
3. In case of failure in any of the steps, attempt reconnection again in 30 seconds.
Perform a final reconnection attempt. If it fails, report a failure, otherwise, report success or warning according to the same rules as specified in 5b.

Milestone Device List

IP Cameras
PTZ
Thermal
NVR
XVR & DVR

Models ▼	BNC Inputs ▼	Maximum HDCVI Resolution ▼	Individual HDD Capacity ▼	HDD Drives ▼
X51B1E		8	6TB	1
X51A1E	4	5MP	10TB	1
X51A2E	8	5MP	10TB	1
X54A5L	32	5MP	10TB	4
X58A5S	32	5MP	10TB	8
X72A3A	16	8MP	10TB	2
X74A3L	16	8MP	10TB	4
X51A3E	16	5MP	10TB	1
X52A3A	16	5MP	10TB	2
X52A3N	16	5MP	10TB	2
X72A2A	8	8MP	10TB	2

Models ▼	Series ▼	Resolution ▼	Body ▼
DH-IPC-PDBW5831N-B360	Multi	2 MP x 4	Panoramic
DH-IPC-PDBW5831N-B360	Multi	2 MP x 4	Panoramic
N22AL12	Lite	2MP	Dome
N45CB5Z	Pro	4MP	Bullet
N25CL5Z	Pro	2MP	Dome
N45CL5Z	Pro	4MP	Dome
N44CL53	Pro	4 MP	Dome
N44CG53	Pro	4 MP	Eyeball
N44CL52	Pro	4 MP	Dome
N25CL5Z	Pro	2MP	Dome
N24CL52	Pro	2 MP	Pro
N45BA5	Pro	4MP	Box
N44BN52	Pro	4 MP	Wedge
N85CM5Z	Pro	8MP	Eyeball
N85CL5Z	Pro	8MP	Dome
N85CB5Z	Pro	8MP	Bullet
N84CG54	Pro	8 MP	Eyeball
N84CL52	Pro	8 MP	Dome
N84CG52	Pro	8 MP	Eyeball
N45CL5Z-B	Pro	4MP	Dome
N44CB33	Pro	4 MP	Bullet
N44CG52	Pro	4 MP	Eyeball
N44CG52-B	Pro	4 MP	Eyeball
N24BN52	Pro	2 MP	Wedge
N24CG52	Pro	2MP	Eyeball
N24CB33	Pro	2 MP	Bullet
N84CL54	Pro	8 MP	Dome
N84CB34	Pro	8 MP	Bullet
DH-IPC-HFW4239TN-ASE	Pro	2 MP	Body
DH-IPC-HDBW4239RN-ASE	Pro	2 MP	Dome
EBW81242N	Ultra	12MP	Fisheye
DH-IPC-HDBW7442H-ZFR	Ultra	4MP	Dome

Models ▼	Resolution ▼	Optical Zoom ▼
22204UENI	2MP	4x
8A840WANF	2MP	25x
6CE445XANR	2MP	30x
12203TNI	2MP	3x
1A203TNI	2MP	3x
49225TNI	2MP	25x
50430UNI	4MP	30x
52C430UNI	4MP	30x
59430UNI	4MP	30x
6C430UNI	4MP	30x
6AE530UNI	5MP	30x
6AL245UNI	2MP	45x
59230UNI	2MP	30x
6CE230UNI	2MP	30x

Image ▼	Models ▼	Resolution ▼	Main Firmware ▼
	TPC-BF2221N-B3	2MP
	DH-TPC-BF5401N-B	2MP
	DH-TPC-BF5601N-B	2MP

Models ▼	Channels ▼	Individual HDD Capacity▼	HDD Drives ▼
N42B1P	4	8TB	2
N42B2P	8	8TB	2
N42B3P	16	8TB	2
N52A4P	24	10TB	2
N54A4P	24	10TB	4
N52B2P	8	10TB	2
N52B3P	16	10TB	2
N54B3P	16	10TB	4
DHI-NVR6A08-128-4KS2	128	8TB	8
DHI-NVR6A08-32-4KS2	32	8TB	8
DHI-NVR6A08-64-4KS2	64	8TB	8
DHI-NVR4216-16P-I	16	8TB	2

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How to Upgrade Firmware for Milesight IP Camera

M.Salih ASLAN — Tue, 22 Mar 2022 14:50:53 +0000

1. Choose Firmware

H.264

10.5.0.110-r11(MS-C2XXX-XX): https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3OW8hozx4jWaXBkSDNGMXJ5V1k/view?usp=sharing

20.5.0.110-r11(MS-C3XXX-XX): https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3OW8hozx4jWdEZTRXZJMUY4b1U/view?usp=sharing

30.7.0.63-r20(MS-CXXXX-XXA): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oyPBRAyH4iMAKuZ26cImj1pmlgBIYcTx

H.265

40/41.7.0.XX(MS-CXXXX-XXB): http://www.milesight.com/support/download.asp

42.7.0.67-r1(MS-C8262-F(I)PB/MS-C9674-PB): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1p5RMxUuUbMTmBkKWoTTsxKvUZlQ-_72a

43.7.0.XX(MS-C81XX-XX/MS-C82XX-XX/MS-CXXXX-(Q)(T)(R)(H)XX/MS-CXX74-PB/MS-CXX65-PB): http://www.milesight.com
/support/download.asp

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Note:

1) Firmwares 10.5.0.110-r11 and 20.5.0.110-r11 are separately used for cameras MS-C2XXX and MS-3XXX which are without -A or -B in the model names, such as MS-C2182-P and MS-C3366-FPN;

2) Firmware 30.7.0.63-r20 is used for cameras with -A in the model names including MS-C2XXX-A and MS-3XXX-A, such as MS-C2182-PA and MS-C3366-FPNA;

3) Firmware 40.7.0.XX is used for cameras which use the firmware that the prefix of version number is 40 or 41;

4) Firmware 42.7.0.XX is used for cameras which use the firmware that the prefix of version number is 42 (For earlier MS-C8262-F(I)PB and MS-C9674-PB);

5) Firmware 43.7.0.XX is used for cameras which use the firmware that the prefix of version number is 43 (For MS-C8262-F(I)PB and MS-C9674-PB );

If failed to get the upgrade firmware by clicking the link directly , please copy the link to browser manually;

To ensure that the firmware is fully available, the downloaded file will be a compressed package. Please manually extract it before importing to the File Path.

2. Key Steps after Downloading the Firmware

If the firmware you downloaded is 30.7.0.XX or 4X.7.0.XX, you can skip this part and directly go to 3.Upgrade Steps, otherwise please read below steps carefully.

Step1: If the current firmware version of your camera is above XX.5.0.85, like 10.5.0.89 or 20.5.0.90, you can go to 3.Upgrade Steps and upgrade your camera directly;

Step2: If the current firmware version of your camera is below XX.5.0.85, like 10.5.0.73 or 20.5.0.80, you should change the name of the firmware you downloaded according to the table below;

Take MS-C2651-PM for example:

Step1: According to the table above, it matches with MS-C2XXX, so we should download MSFImage_10.5.0.110_896a6b5b first.

Step2:

1) Suppose that the firmware version of this camera is XX.5.0.87 before upgrading, we can directly upgrade it according to 3.Upgrade Steps;

2) Suppose that the firmware version of this camera is XX.5.0.79, we should change the name of the firmware we downloaded. According to Table2, MS-C2651-PM belongs to model MS-C26XX and matches with 11.X.X.XX. So we need to change MSFImage_10.5.0.110-r11_2e653e10 into MSFImage_11.5.0.110-r11_2e653e10

3. Upgrade Steps

Please check each model with right firmware version as mentioned above , then upgrade the firmware according to the following steps:

Step1: Go to the web of IP Camera, click “Configuration” -> “Maintenance” -> “Upgrade Firmware”

Step2: Browse and select files for the upgrade.

Step3: Click the “Upgrade” button and a progress bar will pop up, wait for about 1-3 minutes until it reaches 100%. After that, the system will reboot, and the firmware upgrade successfully.

Step4: Use Milesight Smart Tools to search out this camera according to its MAC address, and then change its IP into your local IP address. (The IP address will be kept after upgrading if the firmware versions are after XX.4.0.52).

You can also use Smart Tools to download the latest firmware.

“IPC Tools”-“Upgrade”-“Firmware Online”

The link for Smart Tools:

http://www.milesight.com/DownloadFile/Software/Smart_Tools/Milesight_Smart Tools_Setup.zip

Note:

1) If the current firmware version of the camera is below 10.5.0.73 and 20.5.0.73, like 10.5.0.68 or 20.4.0.51, please reboot the camera and restore it into factory settings via web before upgrading.

2) For the new version, you may need to re-install the ActiveX. During the installation, please close the browser, otherwise the ActiveX may not be installed correctly.

3) Please clear the cookies first after re-installing the new ActiveX(Press Shift+Ctrl+Delete to quick call the clear cookies windows).

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New Chinese IP Camera Firmwares Update

M.Salih ASLAN — Tue, 22 Feb 2022 19:06:59 +0000

Chinese IP Camera Update Firmwares

Ambarella IP Camera

The AmbarellaHigh-definition network camera has adopted embedded system and a number of advanced IT technologies,which integrated code compression, two-way audio intercom, intelligent analysis , PTZ, lens control, alarm input and output, buffer storage and network transmission and other functions.

Ambarella IP Camera

Resolution	Type	Firmware	Time	Download Url
2MP	Normal	s2l33m_imx322_W_7.1.25.1	2020-06-04 15:39:53
3MP	Normal	s2l55m_imx123_W_7.1.25.2	2020-06-04 15:40:25
4MP	Normal	S2L55M_OV4689_W_7.1.18.3	2020-06-04 15:42:54
6MP	FISHEYE	S2E66_IMX178_W_7.1.3.4	2020-06-04 15:43:12

Fullhan IP Camera

The Fullhan High-definition network camera has adopted embedded system and a number of advanced IT technologies,which integrated code compression, two-way audio intercom, intelligent analysis , PTZ, lens control, alarm input and output, buffer storage and network transmission and other functions.

Fullhan IP Camera

Resolution	Type	Firmware	Time	Download Url
2MP	Normal	FH8852_F23_B1T0A1M0C0P1_W_21.1.26.6	2021-07-07 10:10:27
		FH8852_IMX307_B1T0A1M0C0P1_W_20.1.51.3	2021-02-06 16:46:23
		FH8852_F23_B1T0A1M0C0P2_W_20.1.27.4	2021-02-06 16:44:14
		FH8852_IMX307_B1T0A1M0C0P2_W_20.1.29.3	2020-08-07 19:19:34
		FH8830_F22_W_8.1.11.5	2020-06-04 15:43:29
	AI	FG2_16NR_BVHB_V1.0.3.220107_R1	2022-01-13 11:24:28
	WIFIIPC	HFG2_16NR_BVHB_V1.0.3.220107_R1	2022-01-13 11:24:49
3MP	FISHEYE	FH8830_AR0330_FISHEYE_W_9.1.15.4	2020-06-04 15:46:30
3MP	FISHEYE	FH8830_AR0330_FISHEYE_BD_W_9.1.2.1	2020-06-04 15:43:43
4MP	Normal	FH8856_IMX335_B1T0A1M0C0P1_W_21.1.26.4	2021-07-07 10:13:08
	Normal	FH8856_IMX335_B1T0A1M0C0P2_W_20.1.27.3	2020-08-07 16:50:26
	AI	FG4_16NR_BVHB_V1.0.3.220107_R1	2022-01-13 11:25:13
5MP	Normal	FH8856_K05_B1T0A1M0C0P1_W_21.1.26.1	2021-07-07 10:15:45
	SD	FH8856_K05_B1T1A1M0C0P1_W_21.1.26.1	2021-07-07 10:16:03
	WIFIIPC_SD	FH8856_K05_W1T1A1M0C0P1_W_21.1.51.1	2022-01-20 17:58:46
	WIFIIPC_SD	FH8856_K05_W1T1A1M0C0P2_W_20.1.28.2	2020-08-07 16:14:08

GK IP Camera

GK IP Camera uses an embedded system and a number of advanced IT technologies, such as audio and video encoding and decoding technologies (h.264, h.265, h.265+, H264+), integrated encoding and compression, supporting audio noise reduction, and response cancellation, Support humanoid detection, support full Netcom function, can realize plug-and-play access to the back-end.

GK IP Camera

Resolution	Type	Firmware	Time	Download Url
2MP	AI	GC2_16NR_ALHB_V1.0.0.211103_R5	2021-11-12 17:01:58
2MP	AI	GC2_8NR_ALHB_V1.0.2.211028_R2	2021-11-12 17:00:50
3MP	AI	GS3_8NR_ALHB_V1.0.1.211028_R2	2021-11-12 17:01:23
4MP	AI	GC4_16NR_ALHB_V1.0.0.211103_R4	2021-11-12 17:03:50
4MP	AI	GC4_8NR_ALHB_V1.0.0.211009_R5	2021-11-12 17:03:27

SigmaStar

The SigmaStar IP Camera has adopted embedded system and a number of advanced IT technologies,such as audio/video codec technology(h.264,h.265,h.264+,h.265+),and integrated code compression, two-way audio intercom, intelligent analysis , PTZ, lens control

SigmaStar

Resolution	Type	Firmware	Time	Download Url
2MP	AI	SSC336Q_SC200AI_W_21.1.51.6	2021-12-28 15:19:06
5MP	AI	SSC338Q_SC500AI_W_22.1.03.2	2022-01-13 10:04:31
8MP	AF	SSC338Q_SC8238_W_22.1.01.6	2022-01-13 10:19:27
8MP	WH	SSC338Q_SC500AI4K_W_21.1.13.2	2021-04-12 10:59:31

RK IP Camera

The RK IP Camera has adopted embedded system and a number of advanced IT technologies,such as audio/video codec technology(h.264,h.265,h.264+,h.265+),and integrated code compression, two-way audio intercom, intelligent analysis , PTZ,HDR, lens control, alarm input and output, buffer storage and network transmission and other functions.

RK IP Camera

Resolution	Type	Firmware	Time	Download Url
2MP	AI	RV1109_IMX307NAND_BASE_W_21.1.37.4	2021-11-12 16:31:37
2MP	AI	RV1109_IMX307_BASE_W_21.1.37.4	2021-11-12 16:30:46
5MP	AI	RV1109_IMX335_BASE_W_21.1.50.5	2021-12-28 14:16:01
5MP	AI	RV1109_IMX335NAND_BASE_W_21.1.45.4	2021-11-18 15:38:15
8MP	AI	RV1126_IMX415_BASE_W_21.1.49.2	2021-12-28 15:24:43

Ambarella IP Camera

The AmbarellaHigh-definition network camera has adopted embedded system and a number of advanced IT technologies,which integrated code compression, two-way audio intercom, intelligent analysis , PTZ, lens control, alarm input and output, buffer storage and network transmission and other functions.

Ambarella IP Camera

Resolution	Type	Firmware	Time	Download Url
2MP	Normal	s2l33m_imx322_W_7.1.25.1	2020-06-04 15:39:53
3MP	Normal	s2l55m_imx123_W_7.1.25.2	2020-06-04 15:40:25
4MP	Normal	S2L55M_OV4689_W_7.1.18.3	2020-06-04 15:42:54
6MP	FISHEYE	S2E66_IMX178_W_7.1.3.4	2020-06-04 15:43:12

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Firmwares – NVR IPCAMERA SECURITY

TetherX Camera Setup Guide v2

Setting Correct Profiles

IP Cameras

Multi-Sensor IP Cameras & Encoders

NVR – Network Video Recorders

DVR – Digital Video Recorders

TetherX Camera Setup Guide v2

Introduction

Available Streams from Cameras

Formats

Transcoding vs Proxying

Video vs Images

Live View Streaming Technologies

How TetherX Does It

How Hikvision iVMS Does it

Summary

Network

Set a Static IP

Video & Audio

Recording Stream (primary)

Analytics Stream (secondary)

Conditions

Audio (optional)

Date & Time

New Hikvision Firmwares 2024

Upgrade Device Firmware

UPDATING FIRMWARE

New Hikvision Firmwares 2024

How do I get Firmware Updates for my Hikvision Gear?

How to Upgrade Camera Firmware via Hikvision NVR

Lates Hikvision Firmwares 2024

Hikvision Firmware Download – Intelligent Traffic Products

Hikvision Firmware Download – Access Control Products

TKH Security Firmware Software Guide

How to upgrade older TKH Security Firmwares

Where can I find the latest firmware?

*How to update iProtect™ to 10.1

How to update the iProtect™ Application.

Prechecks

Update

Installing the new license if iProtect version was < 10.1:

Activating lines

Finishing the update

Camera firmware

Encoder firmware

Decoder firmware

*VDG Sense Software Downloads

When upgrading from 2.6 or lower to 2.7 please update to the latest 2.6 version first

Not backwards compatible!

Windows 7 not supported

If upgrading version 2.6.1-2.6.6, please install 2.6.7 first. Not needed when updating from latest 2.5.

Not backwards compatible!

Windows 7 not supported

Alibi IP Camera Firmware

IMPORTANT – Alibi Vigilant IP Camera Firmware Update:

Alibi IP Camera Firmware

Alibi Witness IP Camera Firmware and Manuals

Alibi IP Camera Network Setup Guide

Alibi NS20, NS21, NS40, NS41 Series Network IP Cameras

Alibi NS1028VR

Alibi 7012 Series Network IP Cameras

Alibi 7022 Series Network IP Cameras

Alibi NS Series Network IP Cameras

Alibi ALI-NS1132VR IP Camera

Alibi ALI-NS1144VR, ALI-NS3134R IP Cameras

Alibi ALI-NP1028VR IP Camera

Alibi ALI-NP7022RT-B IP Camera

Alibi NP (10 & 30 Series) Network IP Cameras

Alibi NP (70 Series) Network IP Cameras

Alibi NZ60 Base Station for ALI-NZ60 Series Mini IP Cameras

Alibi IPZ Series Network IP PTZ Cameras

Alibi IPC 3000 Series Network IP Cameras

Alibi IPC 5000 Series Network IP Cameras

2MP IP Dome 75′ IR 2.8mm DWDR H.264+

MP Starlight 165 Feet IR WDR IP Bullet Camera with Siren and Lights

Alibi Fisheye Cameras

How to add LTS Platinum NVR ip camera

Connect LTS Sapphire IP Camera (LTDH) on LTS Platinum NVR (LTN)

How to adding LTDH IP Camera to the LTN NVR

Hikvision Firmware Download –
Intelligent Traffic Products

Hikvision Firmware Download –
Access Control Products