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Since I posted this I have done some experimenting. I have not (yet) found a simple bit of software for Windows to run alongside iVMS-4200 but on the main desk where the Windows/iVMS PC is there is another Ubuntu Linux PC with monitors so I found and downloaded cctv-viewer from the Snap store...

Is there is any way in iVMS-4200 to have 2 main views running concurrently? e.g. a main view 1 on one screen/workspace and a main view 2 on another screen/workspace. If not, is there any way to achieve this? Perhaps using another bit of HikVision software running alongside iVMS-4200 to provide...

Have you tried both the HDMI output and the VGA output? It's got to be a problem with either monitor, cable or recorder. Try swapping those to determine which.

Thanks for the info @Dan After your post I thought if the camera was destined for the bin I had nothing to lose opening it up and trying to short the switch solder contacts with a paperclip while powering up to emulate the reset switch and it eventually worked! Not recommended but anyway...

I have a camera (DS-2CD2345FWD-I) where the reset button has been broken off the circuit board. And I don't know the current camera password. Is there any way to reset it? I bought a HikVision NVR and 9 HikVision cameras second hand. Previous owner did not know passwords but between us we did...

I suggest you edit your original question with more information - e.g. which region you are in, what firmware version are all your cameras, where/how have you tried to configure them - direct via camera web interface? via NVR? via iVMS?

Are you in the UK or another region? This may or may not be of any use but regarding firmware... I have 2 of these cameras: DS-2CD4A26FWD-IZS/P DS-2CD4A26FWD-IZSWG/P Both are R3 firmware type and both are running V5.4.5 build 170731 and over the years I have never been able to find an updated...

I updated the firmware on one of my NVRs DS-7616NI-K2 from V4.31.105 build 210727 to V4.71.005 build 220524 Firmware from the UK portal here. NVR seems fine but straight away one of my ANPR cameras went into constant boot loop. All cameras are connected via network NOT direct to NVR...

@dodge one of my NVRs has started periodically losing the monitor image, I don't know if it's related or same issue as you have as my monitor does not show image for a few seconds, it just goes black/no signal, and the only way I have found to solve the issue is to unplug the HDMI cable on the...

I have a DS-7616NI-K2 / 16P NVR working fine for years but now recently the monitor loses the HDMI signal every few days. Unplugging the HDMI on the monitor end and re-plugging it just activates monitor, but get a "no signal" error and monitor then goes to standby/sleep again. Same thing if I...

When you say go offline - do you mean they are not visible on the NVR itself as well as being not visible on network, or do you mean you can still see them on the NVR native interface but they are not visible on the network? Could be intermittent faulty PoE power in the NVR itself. I have not...

If you are using a local IP address for direct (e.g. your NVR IP address) for IP/Domain in the Hik app - it will never work outside of your local WiFi. If it "worked" before on an old NVR then it was either configured correctly with NAT or port forwarding or more likely you were probably...

1) Is the new NVR on the same (internal/local) IP address as the old one? 2) Is the IP address configured in Hik app your public facing IP address (NOT a local IP address)? 3) Have you opened the relevant port or configured port forwarding on your router? 4) Is the IP domain config in Hik app...

You have not said how your devices are setup in your Hik app, are they direct IP/Domain or are you using Hik-Connect service? What country and mobile network are you on?

You have not given any information about the model of NVR/cameras but this sounds like it could be the video quality settings for the "Main Stream (Event)" are set low and the "Main Stream (Continuous)" are set correctly. Go to your actual NVR native interface (not the camera web interface and...

Only thing I can think of is that a lot of NVRs have both VGA and HDMI monitor outputs. And you can choose to have the console menus displayed on VGA OR HDMI (and sometimes there is an "Auto" option). So maybe you have your monitor connected to HDMI but the menus are being output to the VGA (or...

I would first log on to an ANPR camera web interface by going to the camera IP address in your web browser. Although how you do this will depend on if your cameras are plugged into the PoE ports on your NVR or connected via other switches/network. Once logged in to the web interface go to the...

In my experience I would only recommend the 2.8-12mm focal range for an ANPR camera if it's mounted quite close to the subject. For 30-40m distance (and even for lesser distances) I would always go for the 8-32mm version (although I don't know if the camera model above is available in that focal...

Static IP is required for direct-IP connection but you could still try changing the NVR port number and see if Hik app still works and if it does then see if it solves the "O2" problem.

You could try changing the default NVR port 8000 to something else (e.g. 8001). If Hik-Connect/app and everything works then all good, if not then if you have made the change locally on the NVR itself you can just change it back if things don't work. e.g. don't make the change remotely in case...