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Intégration Hikvision LPR iDS-2CD8A86G0-XZHSY

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DEMARS FABIEN
 
Hello, I recently integrated the new Hikvision LPR dual lens camera on Nx Witness, the problem is that the API is well supported because the vehicle plate goes up on the NX WITNESS display screen but impossible to use the metadata .
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  • DEMARS FABIEN

    Hello Norman,

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  • DEMARS FABIEN

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hello DEMARS FABIEN,

    It looks like we receive the wrong timestamp from the camera.

    • Can you tell us more about the system as described HERE?
    • Did you check if there is newer firmware available for the camera?
    • Are you using the latest release of Nx Witness (5.0.0.35745)?
    • If the latest firmware for the camera is used, and also the latest version of Nx Witness, can you screen record an LPR event with Wireshark capturing HTTP events with the camera IP as the host filter in the same image? 
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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    We have not heard back from you in a while, so we are going to assume your question has been answered and set this topic to 'Completed'.

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  • DEMARS FABIEN

    Hello Norman, Yes I am using the latest version of Nx witness.5.0.0.35745. The camera is up to date and it only has one firmware so far less than a month old. I'm going to see for you to make tram captures with wireshark

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi DEMARS FABIEN,

    We can't do anything with a CSV file, we need the original pcapng file, so we can check the contents of the HTTP communication. Can you share the pcapng file, created while an event occurred?

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  • DEMARS FABIEN

    Hello Norman,

    Here is the link with a registration plate:

    https://e1.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZIxHmZ4qwlpHVL6djjUzInBcXDmbAvtgPk

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi DEMARS FABIEN,

    The pcapng file doesn't contain any licence plate information, only TCP packets.

    Another option could be to provide remote access through port forwarding, so I can add the device to my test environment and capture the data myself for further investigations.

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  • DEMARS FABIEN
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    Hi Norman,

    A link to connect a LPR caméra:

    Here is the tentative link to connect to the LPR camera:
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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Thanks DEMARS FABIEN.

    I could connect, but noticed that port 554 is still closed.

    Can you check and resolve that?

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  • DEMARS FABIEN 
    It's ok the port is 554 open
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  • DEMARS FABIEN

    Did you find a solution?

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi DEMARS FABIEN,

    I haven't been able to investigate it thoroughly due to other obligations, but when I checked this morning, I noticed I don't receive anything at all from the camera.

    Can you check if all setting are correct inside the camera and confirm?

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  • DEMARS FABIEN

     

    Hello Norman, The meta data goes back well (check done), on the 1st photo of the post we see it in overprint on the NX WITNESS server.


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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi DEMARS FABIEN,

    Some hurdles have been taken, and I connected the developers to my system to check the behavior.
    I hope to provide an update as soon as possible.

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi DEMARS FABIEN,

    Unfortunately, our investigation is taking longer than anticipated, but please know that we are still working on resolving your issue and will try our best to reach a conclusion as soon as possible.

    We apologize for the delay, and thank you for your understanding in this matter.
    Best Regards,

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi DEMARS FABIEN,

    I'll transfer this topic into a support ticket, so I can monitor the ticket better and include developers more easily in the backend.

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