I am looking for a firmware to IP recorder 8 Channels model unknown
Originally it was soft: firmware v4.02.r11.e82b0119.12001.130000.00000
The hardware version is: NBD6808T-PL
Attachments of the motherboard and the box in the attachments.
Quote:There are several hardware versions of this recorder.
To determine the hardware version must be in „ Settings / Information / version ”
to find the line version „ System: V4.02.R11.YYYYYXXX.12001.130000.00000 »
In the block after V4.02.R11. there are 8 digits.
You must specify the last three digits of "XXX" in this block.
These three numbers indicate the hardware version of the device.
V4.02.R11.00000099 - 099 device version
V4.02.R11.00000083 - 083 device version
V4.02.R11.00000119 - 119 version of the device
V4.02.R11.00000121 - 121 hardware version
scss wrote:Thanks for the response. This is so: the recorder after "fw update" does not start; hangs on the start page with the "H.264 XVR" logo. Was included soft V4.02.R11.00000119, or this bad.
scss wrote:The registrar reacts to pings, and you can not log into it via telnet, via cms. Nmap shows that all ports are closed.
| Model produktu | |
| Oprogramowanie DVR | |
| 00031001 | BLK5008A-S |
| 00000002 | BLK5008L |
| 00000003 | BLK5016B-S |
| 00031026 | BLK5016T-S |
| 00031035 | MBD5504T-B |
| 00000045 | MVB5504E-E |
|
00000053 (00000116) |
MBD6016E-E (Stary) AHB7016T-LM (Nowy) |
| 00000058 | NBD5504T-FE (NVR) |
|
00000061 (00000115) |
MBD6508E (Stary) AHB7008T-LM (Nowy) |
| 00000062 | MBD6504E |
| 00000064 | EVB6504M-PH |
| 00000066 | DVB6504E-P |
| 00000068 | MBD6024H-S |
| 00000069 | MBD6032E-B |
| 00000070 | MBD6024E-B |
| 00031071 | MBD6816T-B |
| 00000072 | NBD6516H-P |
| 00000073 | MBD6004G-PL |
| 00000075 | NBD6508H-PL |
| 00000076 | NBD6516H-PL |
| 00031077 | |
| 00031079 | MBD5204S-S |
|
00000081 (00000117) |
MBD6304T (Stary) AHB7004T-EL (Nowy) |
| 00000082 | MBD6704T |
| 00000083
(00000121) | NBD6308T-PL (Stary)
NBD7008T-PL (Nowy) |
| 00000084 | MBD6716T |
| 00000085 | NBD6704T-F |
| 00000087 | MBD6516T-B |
| 00000088 | NBD6516T-F |
| 00000089 | NBD6516H-G |
| 00000090 | MBD6704T-E |
| 00000092 | MBD6004S-S |
| 00031094 | MBD6804T-EL |
|
00031095 (00031118) |
NBD6804T-F (Stary) NBD7804T-F (Nowy) |
| 00000097 | MVB6004D-E |
| 00000098 | NBD6904T-F |
|
00031099 (00031119) | NBD6808T-PL (Stary)
NBD7808T-PL (Nowy) |
| 00000101 | MVB6004L-ES |
| 00000104 | NBD6908T-PL |
| 00031105 | NBD6904Q-FS |
| 00000107 | NBD7024H-P |
| 00031109 | NBD7816T-F |
|
00031110 (00031114) |
MBD6804T-EH (Stary) AHB7804T-EL (Nowy) |
| 00000111 | AHB7016F-M |
| 00031113 | NBD7816T-FS |
| 00031114 | AHB7804T-EL |
| 00000115 | AHB7008T-LM |
| 00000116 | AHB7016T-LM |
| 00000108 | MBD6004T_FL |
| 00000117 | AHB7004T-EL |
| 00031118 | NBD7804T-F |
| 00031119 | NBD7808T-PL |
| 00000121 | NBD7008T-PL |
| 00000122 | NBD7904R-FS |
| 00000123 | AHB7804R-ELS |
| 00000124 | NBD7804R-F |
| 00000125 | NBD7908T-Q |
| 00000126 | AHB7808R-LM |
| 00000127 | NBD7904T-Q |
| 00000128 | NBD7904T-PL |
| 00000129 | NBD7904T-P |
| 00000130 | NBD8004T-QT |
| 00000131 | AHB7804R-LMS |
| 00000132 | DBD7004E-P |
| 00000133 | AHB7804R-MS |
| 00000135 | AHB7032F-LM |
| 00000136 | NBD8032H-Q |
| 00000140 | AHB7008T-MH-V2 |
| 00000141 | NBD8008T-Q |
| 00000142 | AHB7004T-MH-V2 |
| 00000143 | NBD8016H-Q |
| 00000144 | AHB7808R-MS |
| 00000146 | AHB7016T-MH-V2 |
| 00000148 | AHB7008T-LM-V1 |
| 00000149 | AHB7804R-MH-V2 |
| 00000151 | AHB7808R-MH-V2 |
scss wrote:If you told me how to connect to UART, I would be grateful.
Quote:You are great, I was sitting for 4 hours and I found nothing, no software, no info about this rej.I've searched and leaves that there is, however, HI3520
scss wrote:Between the points you showed is 3.3V - so I guess it's going to be a uart. Now, the question - which adapter do you recommend, ie which company and which?
scss wrote:Originally it was soft: firmware v4.02.r11.e82b0119.12001.130000.00000
TL;DR: An 8 MB MX25L6406E flash holds the NBD6808T-PL firmware; swapping to ShiAn_ZW v4.02.R11 “works as it should” [Elektroda, scss, post #17360994] UART+USB recovery revives soft-bricked units in under 10 minutes [Elektroda, gradek83, post #17356090]
Why it matters: owners can unbrick the H.264 XVR without specialist equipment.
• Hardware ID = last three digits after R11; 119 maps to NBD6808T-PL, 099 to NBD6808T-EN [Elektroda, gradek83, post #17326765] • Flash device: 8 MB MX25L6406E, 64 KB blocks [Elektroda, scss, post #17359515] • UART header: 3.3 V TTL, GND | TX | RX [Elektroda, scss, post #17330132] • Working rescue file: ShiAn_ShiAnZW_NBD7808T-PL_V4.02.R11.OnvifC.20160805.bin → V4.02.R11.C7422119 [Elektroda, scss, post #17366089] • FAT32 2 GB pendrive triggers Auto-Update [Elektroda, gradek83, post #17347508]