I checked the cam the other day and also have an issue with Onvif, despite it working a couple of weeks previously! Raised an issue with their customer support people but not resolved yet
That makes sense. I have had it working with both proprietary (H264)-settings and Onvif-settings in tinyCam Pro, but Onvif often fails to connect. It however keeps working with the proprietary settings.
When I followed the link robmarkcole provided, they suggested to also buy “Dericam Universal 10ft 3 meters Power Extension Cable”. This should probably be long enough for your needs…
As a follow up: I can make the camera work with the Onvif-protocol in Blue Iris. I get the following log when setting it up:
Opening 192.168.2.187 port 80…
HTTP Get / request…
OK
ONVIF GetSystemDateAndTime
HTTP 404
Opening 192.168.2.187 port 8080…
ONVIF GetSystemDateAndTime
HTTP 12002
Checking for common cameras…
Foscam FI86xx/98xx compatible?
VendorID=Dericam
ProductID=C6F0SgZ0N0P0L0
Foscam FI86xx/98xx compatible detected!
Done
The reason for 404 after “GetSystemDateAndTime” I guess is, that I have blocked the camera from all outgoing (internet) ports on router level.
And in Blue Iris the settings are these:
OK so ONVIF on my dericam is working again via HA. I moved onto another network and set the camera up from fresh…
I’ve just received the P1 version (720p) and set it up with HA.
It kind of works, but only as a generic one, ONVIF doesn’t work and so PTZ - very sad…
Here’s my config:
- platform: onvif
name: Dericam
host: 192.168.0.58
password: !secret passwd
- platform: generic
name: Dericam_generic
still_image_url: http://192.168.0.58/tmpfs/auto.jpg
password: !secret passwd
Any hint on how to fix ONVIF?
I am currently having an email exchange with their support team, hopefully we can diagnose the issue
Any news there?
As described here, I was able to set this camera up as generic IP camera and it worked for a while… but now it’s stopped, I have this in HA frontend:
and there is no errors in the log.
The funny thing is I can see the camera’s feed if I paste the URL in my browser and enter password, so it’s not the camera issue.
Tried to clear cache, enable/dasable the component, updated to 0.93.1 to no avail…
How can I get it back even in generic mode?
Please keep this thread up to date.
I plan on starting on cameras soon but plan to do so on a budget… These seem perfect! Except the issues…
@AhmadK I had the same issue, then the camera came on-line in HA again after some time. I have ordered a second camera as it has been stable for a couple of weeks now
Well, mine is still not working and nobody knows how to get it back to normal, that’s the issue.
And there’s still no solution to the ONVIF support.
I tried to control the camera via browser by logging in, but their PT control is a joke, it’s erratic and unpredictable, absolutely useless.
Yes the iphone app is better for controlling the PT. Are you abke to view the ONVIF feed using any other tool?
I haven’t tried iPhone app (which one btw?) but I can see both http and rasp feeds (in browser and VLC media player on my PC).
By the way, this camera supports 2 main and one mobile stream with different resolutions and separate settings.
By trial and error I found that /1 is the first stream, /2 is the second one, but what’s the address for the mobile stream, anyone?
@AhmadK I purchased a second dericam, and one functions with onvif and the other does not. I have check the settings and they are identical except for the one that fails I have
Whilst on the working camera this is OK. Can you check yours?
I also noticed that the second (not working with HA) camera was not working with Synology Surveliance station until I selected ‘streaming’ only, as below:
Ok the second camera is now online with HA…!
I can’t as with the ONVIF config that are in your initial post I have just a card with a broken page, nothing about UPnP status.
And the “streaming mode” is not applicable to HA, is it?
I don’t understand the ONVIF protocol or how streaming works in HA, I am just hacking away at the settings to find what works
What works for me:
- platform: onvif
name: [NAME]
host: [IP on same subnet as HA]
username: admin
password: [My password]
port: 8080
profile: 1
Where port 8080 is the configured ONVIF-port
- I have only letters and numbers in my password
- My cameras http-port is configured to 80
- I have unchecked Privilege and Time Zone Settings in the ONVIF-settings
- I have disabled NTP and DST in “Time”-settings under “System”.
And ONVIF works for me now.