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I didn't see RTSP capability on doorbells. The standard RTSP url does not work, neither are there RTSP auth settings available

You disable notification for APP called "Panel control" Regardless disabling LAN, you also need to change priority of network

I believe they do not support ONVIF protocol. So i totally doubt it'll work on 3rd party NVR/DVR

If your panel is added on HPP, apply for PIN there as an installer. If not it should be visible before you click upgrade settings

Ok Good to know. The update i uploaded fix the bug that might occur and might not. The bug is hard to notice, it will disable zone status, and and trigger wont work. So user wont know until burglary happen and there wasnt a trigger. If i were on your place , i would update.

@VimFuego - it is still recoverable using Serial connection and TFTP server. You may stop boot with serial connection and flash firmware that is correct using TFTP. It is option for someone that is willing/got basic knowledge.

Also check on what fw version your alarm panel is. I have a firmware that fixes the problem with built in zone inputs. Cache wouldnt clear itself, and they would become unusuable. Firmware is attached please upgrade if proven that zone is not responding

I want you to test with anything you have. Just to see if Zone is triggering at all. Like any scrap of wire you have. Could be 10cm wire, just short Z and COM

Without adding additional AP or running additional cables, i don't see a way to make it all work just over indoor station wifi. Perhaps you can experiment, if your door station got a LiveWire nearby and its same LiveWire as for router, you could use PowerLink, to send network over livewire. If...

Ah now i understand. They can remain on 192.0.0.X they work on 2 networks.Wired network to comunicate between each other and wifi to enter another subnet. So you can leave them be at 192.0.0.64 and 192.0.0.65 Connect both to wifi, and they will receive 2 additional ip addresses from different...

Just add your doorbell to NVR by its IP address, doesnt needs to be connected to PoE of NVR it can be on any PoE switch. You have 2 choices, Add Manually or Auto (PoE plug and play)

Yes you can add this doorbell same as any other Hikvision ip camera.

Would you mind testing alarm panel zone with nothing but a short wire?

Yes since output is open collector and it does have some resistance by itself. Since you added 2k2 to that output and said in zone settings its 2k2. It wont work if its other value. Remove resistor and change from SEOL to NC Let me know the results

Remove SEOL and make a normal NC, since output produced by camera alarm is not 2k2.

Alarm output schedule its in camera web gui Defining zone - can you screenshot zone settings? Perhaps you need to switch NO/NC to actually trigger, need to see zone settings in order to add additional information.

The alarm output on the cameras may have some resistance as its not a relay but an open collector. Is the alarm output schedule set to 24/7? Have you defined the zones in alarm configuration? Can you trigger zone manually with short wire disconnect?

I believe your centralized power supply died. Since this looks like a DVR rather than NVR. This is most likely cause for sudden loss of multiple cameras.

WTE2 is 2 wire IP system. It require a distributor to work. Stay with WTE1 which is purely IP to avoid additional costs. And to answer your question: Yes they will work, just stick with WTE1 as they are pure IP while WTE2 is 2 wire technology ip. Also DS-KH6320-WTE2 is EOL, the new version...

PoE NVR's have internal NIC for their cameras, and only way to access them is to enable Virtual Host option. This will create a route from your subnet to NVR internal NIC over certain ports. Each camera will have different port, depending on the channel So when you enable Virtual host in order...