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Hik-Connect Offline Issue Resolved

When our customer adds a device to the Hik-Connect account and the APP returns device is offline, we can follow steps below to solve the problem or locate the causes.

1. Go to device to see the register status. The status can be saw on web GUI, local GUI.

a) If the Enable box hasn’t been checked, enable it and see the register status. Path: Configuration à Network à Advanced Settings.

On NVR 3.0: Menu-Configuration-Network-Platform Access.

On NVR 4.0: Menu-System-Network-Advanced.

b) If it has been enabled and the Register Status keeps offline, go to step 2.

2. Make sure the device has been connected to the Internet and it can connect to the Hik-Connect Server.

Go to device to see whether the IP parameters belong to LAN. The IP address, subnet mask and default gateway need to be set correctly. Path: Configuration-Network-Basic Settings-TCP/IP.

On NVR 3.0: Menu-Configuration-Network-General.

On NVR 4.0: Menu-System-Network-TCP/IP.

b) The DNS Server address is suggested to set as 8.8.8.8 or local frequently-used DNS address.

c) Try to change Server address, change dev.hik-connect.com to litedev.hik-connect.com or change litedev.hik-connect.com to dev.hik-connect.com.

d) Upgrade device to latest firmware.

3. If the Register Status is still offline, you may need to check the network.

a) Check the Hik-Connect Server accessible or not.

i. Connect your PC to the same LAN of the device.

ii. Go to windows start menu, input cmd and click Enter key.

iii. Input command ping dev.hik-connect.com and click Enter. If there is response, it means the DNS server address is correct and the Hik-Connect Server IP address is returned to the device.

If there is no response, the DNS server address need to be modified correctly.

b) Check if the fire wall blocks the connection between device and Hik-Connect Server.

i. Connect your PC to the same LAN of the device.

Go to windows start menu, input cmd and click Enter key.

iii. Input command telnet dev.hik-connect.com 8555 or telnet litedev.hik-connect.com 8666 and click Enter.

When the telnet works, it will display as the snapshot below.

v. If the telnet failed, you may need to check if there are settings on fire wall block the connection between the device and Hik-Connect server.

The Telnet function is disabled on PC as default, so it need to be enabled firstly. Path: Control Panel à All Control Panel Items à Programs and Features à Installed Updates à Turn Windows features on or off.

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SADP Error Codes

Allocation of resource error

SADP not started

Get NIC info failed

Open NIC Failed

Sending Packet Failed

Get system interface failed

Device refuse to process

Install NPF failed

Device time out

Create socket failed

Bind socket failed

Join multi-cast failed

Multi-cast XML parse error

Device is locked

Device is not activated

High risk password

Device has been activated

The encrypted string is empty

Export file overdue

Long security answer

Security question number error

Load Wpcap failed

Illegal verification code

Hikvision SADP Tool Common Errors and Solutions :-

Parameter such as password, serial number, is empty.

When reset the password, imported file is empty or the file’s content has more than 512 bytes.

2009 device refuse to process

Password error, HTTP port number is invalid, IPv6 address is empty, IPv6 gateway is empty.

2011 device timed out

When SADP sends an request, and no response from the device after 10 seconds, it will give this error, in this situation we need to use Wireshark to capture the packets to analyze the response time from the device.

2015 sending error

When the IP address of the PC is changed, and SADP is not restarted, the error will occur.

SADP pop up with error ”the software is running, please exit first” after installation

When the installation directory is same as the installation package, ensure the software installation directory and installation package are not in the same directory.

2022 The encrypted string is empty

When import the XML file, and cannot find the corresponding encrypted string, the error will occur, we need restart the device and reset the password again.

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Interlogix TruVision Password Reset ( DVR, NVR, IP Camera)

Reset password If an admin (not a specific user) device password is lost, contact CCTV Networking Technical Support ([email protected]) to restore the password. There are two ways to restore the password. The method to be used depends on the device and its currently installed firmware.

Software Download Link :-

To restore the default password (method 1):

1. Select the device for password reset in the main Device Manager window.

2. Click Device Manager Tools, and then click the Reset Password tool button.

3. Copy the serial number from the Device Serial No. field in the Device information panel and paste it into an email to send to [email protected] CCTV Networking Technical Support ([email protected]) will provide a security key by email.

4. Enter the security key received from CCTV Networking Technical Support ([email protected]) in the Security Code field and click OK to restore the default password. The default password is 1234.

Note: The security key provided is related to the date the serial number was sent to CCTV Networking Technical Support ([email protected]) and expires the day it was created. If the current date was not specified in the request, CCTV Networking Technical Support ([email protected]) provides a security key valid for one day following the date of the request.

To set a new password using an XML file (method 2):

1. Select the device for password reset in the main Device Manager window.

2. Click Device Manager Tools, and then click the Reset Password tool button.

3. Click the Reset Password button. 12 TruVision Device Manager User Manual

4. Click Export Reset File in the Reset Password window to save the XML file, and then email the file to CCTV Networking Technical Support ([email protected]). CCTV Networking Technical Support will provide a new XML file.

5. Save the XML file received from CCTV Networking Technical Support on the computer, click Browse, and select the new XML password file.

6. Type a new password and then confirm it in the New Password and Confirm Password fields. Click Apply.

Note: Do not restart the device after the password recovery XML file has been exported, otherwise the steps above must be repeated. The password recovery XML file expires after 48 hours.

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How to Reset Password on SADP — Hikvision

1. Reset Hikvision Password by SADP

XML Key Generator Tool Ver 4.0 User Manual

XML Key Generator Tool is a utility which helps you to get Encrypted XML file to unlock your IP Camera, DVR and NVR Network Devices.

First you need to download SADP tool (Download Link: SADP Tool ) after downloading Right click on SADP Tool Setup file chose “Run as Administrator“ and install it, after installation complete right click on shortcut icon of SADP tool and run choosing “Run as Administrator”. (Note: — Your Network Device must be in same network to reset the password by SADP Tool)

After run the SADP tool, select your Network Device which need to reset.

After that click on Forgot Password Link. Export XML file and save on desktop.

Now keep SADP Tool Forgot Password windows open of SADP tool and use XML File Generator Tool v4.0

(Important Note: If you accidently close SADP Tool Forgot Password windows XML Key file will not work. You may need to generate new Exported file and use Network XML file generator v4.0 software again to get new XML Key file.)

Start XML Key Generator Tool Ver 4.0 Program.

First Screen (If you use Program within Time zone +5:30 IST you will get quick response from Key Server otherwise it can be not response or delay response.)

Fill All fields:-

1. Write your email id (This Email ID will receive XML Key file.)

2. Full Serial Number of Network Device (Copy from SADP Tool)

3. Attach Exported XML file from SADP Tool (.XML file)

Click on Generate Button and wait you will receive 2 Emails.

1. Do not download of 1st Email Attached XML file, this is just a confirmation email of Program successfully sent your XML Exported file to xml key server.

2. You will receive 2nd email from [email protected], Please download attached XML Key file to import in SADP tool for reset Network Device Password.

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Desktop/Laptop

It is extremely simple to view a password hidden behind asterisks on a desktop browser. Here’s how to do it:

On Google Chrome

Follow the steps outlined below to view a password hidden behind asterisk on Google Chrome.

1. Launch Google Chrome and n avigate to the website from which you desire to view the hidden password. For example, I’m using Facebook.

2. Once the password autofills, select it and right click on it, then click on “ Inspect “.

3. This will open up Google Chrome’s Developer Tools.

• The console should automatically be focussed on the line related to the password field.

• If it is not, simply scroll down and find the line highlighted by Google Chrome.

5. Hit Return/Enter and on the Facebook Website, you should now be able to see the hidden password in plain text.

On Safari

The process on Safari is exactly the same, except, instead of “Inspect”, Safari’s menu will say “Inspect Element”, as shown in the screenshot below:

Android

The problem with using this technique on a mobile device like an Android or an iPhone, is simply that the mobile browsers do not have options such as “Inspect Element”. But, what they do have, is a neat little feature that allows remote USB Debugging of websites when the mobile is connected to a computer running compatible browsers.

For this Android example, I’m going to use Google Chrome, as it is one of the most used browsers on Android, and I happen to have Google Chrome on my laptop as well, which means no additional downloading required.

The steps you’ll need to follow to view a password hidden behind asterisks on an Android are given below:

1. In your Android device, enable USB Debugging through Settings->Developer Options.

2. Connect your Android device to your Laptop using a USB cable. Your phone will ask you whether or not it should trust the computer for USB Debugging; tap “Ok”.

3. Launch Google Chrome on your phone and navigate to the website from which you desire to view the hidden password. For example, I’m using Twitter.

4. Launch Google Chrome on your laptop and in the address bar, type “chrome://inspect”.

• This will open up a window with your Android device showing up under “Devices”.

• There will also be details about the tabs open on your phone.

5. Select “Inspect” under the tab that says “https://mobile.twitter.com”

6. This will open up the Developer Tools.

7. Press “Command + F ” to search and type “ password ” to go directly to the line corresponding to the password field.

8. Locate the field that says “type = password”, double click on it to begin editing, and replace the word “password” with “text”.

9 Hit Return/Enter and the password will now be visible in plain text, both in the Developer Tools, and on your Android phone .

iPhone

The procedure on an iPhone is easy as well, but in typical Apple fashion, can only be done with a Mac, using Safari. I know, right?

Anyway, the steps you will need to follow are:

2. On your Mac, launch Safari.

Note : You’ll first need to enable the Develop menu by going to Safari -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Show Develop menu in menubar.

3. Connect your iPhone to your Mac. Then, click on the Develop menu in Safari on your Mac.

• You should see the name of your iPhone visible in the Develop menu.

• Hover on it, to reveal the website you have opened on your iPhone.

• Click on the website, and you will be able to view its HTML code on your Mac.

4. Search for “ Password ” to find the line corresponding to the password field.

5. Change the value of type=”password”, from “ password ” to “text”.

6. Hit Return/Enter and you will now be able to see the password in plain text on your iPhone.

Note : Some websites, such as banking websites, disable right clicking for security purposes, therefore this method will not work for them.

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Get the error codes via OpenSDK_GetLastErrorCode and get the error code information via OpenSDK_GetLastErrorDesc. The API only returns 0 and -1 by default (except some special API). The error code of SDK is listed according to modules. Major and frequently-occurred error codes are shown below.
error code is defined in the header file of OpenNetStreamError.h.
return via information callback function, refer to header file of INS_ErrorCode.h for details.

error code format{xbbbbb}, x represents the module type of error code, bbbbb represent what the error is, the value of x is shown below:

The following table shows the definition of the detailed error code value.

Deleted previous comment since it seems those arose from trying to start with a project that had too much going on dependency-wise. Now where I’m at:

Re-compiled esp-open-sdk from the PR. Was getting linker errors for free and calloc like this:

/home/jeff/build/esp8266/sdk2/xtensa-lx106-elf/xtensa-lx106-elf/sysroot/usr/lib/liblwip2.a(mem.o): In function `mem_malloc':
/home/jeff/build/esp8266/sdk2/lwip2/lwip2-src/src/core/mem.c:136: undefined reference to `free'
/home/jeff/build/esp8266/sdk2/xtensa-lx106-elf/xtensa-lx106-elf/sysroot/usr/lib/liblwip2.a(mem.o): In function `mem_free':
/home/jeff/build/esp8266/sdk2/lwip2/lwip2-src/src/core/mem.c:151: undefined reference to `free'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

I think it’s looking for those in irom so I added malloc + free methods in flash in my project that call os_xxx methods. I was previously getting that to link some other way and it was crashing things immediately.

Next was fixing includes for my project. I think the issue is that esp-open-sdk copies esp-open-lwip includes into sysroot, so I needed to include the lwip2 folder in CFLAGS.

Now my test project can boot, and including <lwip/init.h> gets MAJOR==2. But it seems something is broken still: Calling wifi_station_dhcpc_start() shows the message that dhcp is starting up, and then calling wifi_station_connect() I get the EVENT_STAMODE_CONNECTED event. However after that, no IP address. I also tried setting a static IP/GW/mask and then calling connect, but I get:

connected with TestWiFi, channel 11
ip:192.168.1.55,mask:255.255.255.0,gw:192.168.1.1
lwESP: netif_set_up is called??ip:192.168.1.55,mask:255.255.255.0,11Wifi connected to ssid TestWiFi, ch 11
Wifi got ip:192.168.1.55,mask:255.255.255.0,gw:192.168.1.1

The router shows the ESP as associated but no IP. Is this a symptom of the older version in use? Or should I be getting an IP with dhcp? Or maybe something else I’m missing?

update:

I started working on some other stuff and just left my ESP sit on serial. Amazingly, I got an IP address finally, after about 30-35 minutes of nothing. Shows up on router and ping working. So that’s a good sign, but need to figure out what is up with DHCP. Thoughts? I let another esp sit and it took the exact same amount of time- perhaps something todo with a timer somewhere..?

update2:

Started working back up the commits with open-sdk. After c3f36d4 and rebuilt, DHCP works right away

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