As a result, now both the PTZ and Audio work for the Tenvis IPRobot3.
Tags
# ip camera
# IPRobot3
# nas
# software
# Synology
# tenvis
About Bubbah
Born in Belgium and living in Ireland.
The nickname Bubbah is derived from a Japanese cartoon which central character is a bearcub named Bouba (aka Bearcub Jacky)
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I'm unable to add my IPRobot3 (ver 2014, latest firmware) camera to the Surveillance Station on my Synology NAS 413J. It doesn't work with [ONVIF] or [User Define] options. Having looked through forums, I saw a section that advised that ONVIF has to be set to "Do not require password" in the camera setup, but that option is not available in the camera interface (perhaps 2014 version has that option disabled). Do you guys have any ideas on how to setup my camera within the Surveillance Station? Thanks for the help!
Unfortunately the model I reviewed is quite old (2012) so I can't compare with the current one. But I have this option in the old software so it's strange that they didn't keep it.
Try to see if you get any success with the Onvif device manager, it sometimes allow access to options that the UI does provide: http://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/
Hi Bubbah,
Thanks much for the direction! Using ONVIF DM, I was able to see the URI and the port being used by the device as 8080, which wasn't mentioned anywhere in the device' web UI. All I saw were port 80 and 554. Using 8080, I'm able to connect my camera to the Surveillance Station seamlessly!
Thanks again!
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