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Add support for Lorex W452ASD Floodlight Camera #331
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go to a browser, goto this address: https://camera-ip/cgi-bin/magicBox.cgi?action=getDeviceType REPLACE camera-ip with your camera's IP If that doesn't work change it from HTTP to HTTPS Submit the response here! |
FYI the W452ASD mainboard looks the same as the Dahua IPC-L46N mainboard when looking at pics from FCC website. If this is in fact a rebadged IPC-L46N then it's firmware might work on this cam!! try at your own risk. |
Same issue here. I have my suite of cameras connected on my HA integration via my NVR, but I would love to connect to my W452ASD individually in order to have the floodlight control available. I am able to tune into the RTSP of the camera individually via VLC using the RTSP port, (and my NVR has no issue connecting to it via TCP) but I have no such luck trying to connect to the camera via HTTP or HTTPS (using port 80 or trying to connect via the address listed above). Therefore, I can't connect the camera to the Dahua integration. It looks like others have had success so I'm not sure if I'm missing something. |
Using up-to-date Home Assistant, and latest trunk 7b038ee. I am unable to connect to a Lorex W452ASD Floodlight Camera. I am able to sucessfully connect to separate Lorex NVR N845A62 in the same network using the dahua custom component.
While adding the device, the connection times-out. I attempted bumping the timeout from 20 sec to 40 sec in https://github.com/rroller/dahua/blob/main/custom_components/dahua/client.py#L13, but this did not stop the Timeout from occuring.
I believe the issue is that the Floodlight never responds to the requests from python, however it does respond when I access it locally using the Desktop application LorexCloud provided by Lorex on port 35000. Port 35000 and 554 TCP are the only ports found open on the device from a port scan.
Here is the Traceback that when it timesout. Any help appreciated!
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