![]() Trying to keep this short - last year from the massive range of cheap Chinese products I bought an IPCC-B10 IP camera to experiment with on my QNAP NAS Surveillance Station Pro. Many topics overlap my areas of interest. Special thanks to the reseller Smart918 on .uk marketplace who quickly replied to my technical queries and also to Amovision technical support for their reactivity in providing me so quickly with the latest firmware and a solution to apply it.įirst - thanks for an interesting site. Only grief I have is about the short power cord: once plugged to the camera cable, it gives no more than 1.6 meters in length, which is a bit short for going through the outside wall to the nearest power socket. It is easy to install and of compact dimensions. ![]() ![]() In conclusion, this is a honest device for the price. While I suspect it will work on other similar models such as Sinocam IPC-7004A, IPCC-B10, Vanxse V-B811/Sinocam IPC-6409 , I do not recommend to try it before a confirmation from the manufacturer. (*) The firmware provided here has been tested only with the AM-Q6320. should returns the following software version: When the IPC is done with updating, submitting the following URL: /cgi-bin/hi3510/param.cgi?cmd=getserverinfo At time of writing, the latest version at time of writing is V2.1.8.22-M20-Build:20140425T. The AM-Q6320-WIFI comes with the bracket, the fixing screws, wall plugs, and Allen key for adjusting the position, a brief "starting guide" leaflet, and a mini-CDR that should not be overlooked: beside the usual camera finder utility, it contains important information in a mess of documents, like he ONVIF ports and RTSP urls. ![]() Now there are some low-cost IPC bundling significant advantages over this old dome camera: IP66 rating (dust-tight and strong water jet-proof), HD 720P with H264 compression, IR-Cut, WDR (Wide Dymamic Range), Wifi-n and ONVIF compliance. For roughly 70€, the AM-Q6320-WIFI is the cheapest Wireless and HD outdoor camera I could find, and yet, it does the job.Īfter 3 years in the cold, my old ES-IP611W started giving signs of giving-up-soon, reminding me that it was never meant to be an outdoor camera anyway.Īt the time, it was a good compromise as I needed something compact and real outdoor bullet cameras had prohibitive dimensions for my set up. ![]()
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