- Sep 25, 2017
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The nightmare continues...
After initially getting both cameras working, I discovered that they were detecting on motion (in camera) not trip wires and there was considerable lag between detection and recording. Having switched off motion and re-configured trips, I found nothing was working - no alerts whatsoever, even upon reverting. I managed to get motion working in BI instead, but then got loads of fake alerts, which wasn't really what I wanted!
So I decided to start again as it seemed irrecoverable. So I re-installed BI and reset the 1st camera (2nd was going to follow until this happened). This is where the bigger issue started.
I can't successfully initialize the camera but not change the IP. I've reset now at least 10 times with no joy,
If I initialize 1st, I get a message up to tell me password error when I try to change the IP address. This occurs even if I go into the search settings, set a search IP range of 192.168.1.108 - 192.168.1.109 and paste in the correct password (I've also tried leaving the password blank with the same result). See screenshot.
If I don't initialize 1st, then I get a message the camera isn't initialized!!
The cameras quick start seems to suggest changing the IP 1st so I'm stuck.
This is a screenshot after trying to change the password (and then clicking on the orange warning triangle).
I'm using Internet Explorer as my browser using the IE hack.

I've tried initializing in the browser but then the config tool still doesn't work and i can't get ip access through the camera menu, and initializing in the config tool, with the result above.
Totally at an impasse as to what action to take.
Another strange thing I've noticed, config isn't reporting the firmware version for this camera.
After initially getting both cameras working, I discovered that they were detecting on motion (in camera) not trip wires and there was considerable lag between detection and recording. Having switched off motion and re-configured trips, I found nothing was working - no alerts whatsoever, even upon reverting. I managed to get motion working in BI instead, but then got loads of fake alerts, which wasn't really what I wanted!
So I decided to start again as it seemed irrecoverable. So I re-installed BI and reset the 1st camera (2nd was going to follow until this happened). This is where the bigger issue started.
I can't successfully initialize the camera but not change the IP. I've reset now at least 10 times with no joy,
If I initialize 1st, I get a message up to tell me password error when I try to change the IP address. This occurs even if I go into the search settings, set a search IP range of 192.168.1.108 - 192.168.1.109 and paste in the correct password (I've also tried leaving the password blank with the same result). See screenshot.
If I don't initialize 1st, then I get a message the camera isn't initialized!!
The cameras quick start seems to suggest changing the IP 1st so I'm stuck.
This is a screenshot after trying to change the password (and then clicking on the orange warning triangle).
I'm using Internet Explorer as my browser using the IE hack.

I've tried initializing in the browser but then the config tool still doesn't work and i can't get ip access through the camera menu, and initializing in the config tool, with the result above.
Totally at an impasse as to what action to take.
Another strange thing I've noticed, config isn't reporting the firmware version for this camera.