Heydouga 4017ppv205 -
| Attribute | Details |
|-----------|----------|
| Product family | HeyDouga “PPV” series (Professional‑Grade Vision) |
| Model | 4017PPV205 |
| Device type | Fixed‑lens network surveillance camera |
| Target market | Commercial, industrial, and high‑security installations (retail, transportation hubs, critical infrastructure) |
| Typical price range (2026) | US $210 – $260 (depending on distributor and optional accessories) |
| Release year | 2023 (still in production in 2024‑2025) |
| Warranty | 2‑year limited warranty (extendable to 5 years) |
Prerequisite: A stable network connection (minimum 1 Gbps uplink) and a dedicated rack space with adequate cooling. heydouga 4017ppv205
| Step | Action | Details |
|------|--------|---------|
| 1 | Rack Mount | Slide the 2U unit into the rack, secure with four screws, connect power to a UPS. |
| 2 | Network Cabling | Plug both 10 GbE ports into a LACP‑enabled switch; optionally connect the 5G antenna. |
| 3 | Video Input | Connect the primary source to HDMI 2.1 (or SDI). Use the secondary HDMI/SDI as a hot‑standby. |
| 4 | Power On | Turn on the device; it boots into HeyOS with a splash screen displaying IP address. |
| 5 | Initial Configuration | From a PC, open a browser to https://<device‑ip>; default credentials are admin / Heydouga2024. Change the password immediately. |
| 6 | License & DRM Setup | Upload your Widevine / PlayReady certificates under Security → DRM. |
| 7 | Create a PPV Event | Navigate to Events → New Event, fill: Event name, start/end time, price tier, access URL. |
| 8 | Ingest Settings | Choose ingest protocol (e.g., SRT), set the inbound port, enable stream authentication token. |
| 9 | Transcoding Profile | Select the desired output renditions (e.g., 1080p @ 6 Mbps, 4K @ 15 Mbps, 8K @ 35 Mbps). |
| 10| Deploy | Click Start Event; the device will generate a unique token‑protected streaming URL for your CDN. |
| 11| Monitor | Open the Dashboard to view real‑time QoS stats; set alerts for latency > 2 s or packet loss > 1 %. |
| 12| Post‑Event | After the event ends, the device can automatically archive the source files to an attached NAS or cloud bucket. | | Attribute | Details | |-----------|----------| | Product
All steps can be automated via HeyOS’s REST API, which is useful for large operators managing dozens of units. Prerequisite: A stable network connection (minimum 1 Gbps
| Category | Specification |
|----------|----------------|
| Image sensor | 1/2.8‑inch Sony Starvis IMX322 (2 MP, back‑illuminated) |
| Effective resolution | 1920 × 1080 px (Full‑HD) at 30 fps; 1280 × 720 px at 60 fps (high‑frame‑rate mode) |
| Lens | Fixed 2.8 mm focal length, F1.4 aperture, 90° diagonal field‑of‑view (FOV) |
| IR illumination | Built‑in 850 nm IR LEDs, 30 m effective range (outdoor) + optional 940 nm “invisible” add‑on |
| Dynamic range | 120 dB WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) – digital backlight compensation |
| Compression | H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264 (up to 8 Mbps) |
| Bitrate control | CBR, VBR, Smart‑VBR |
| Network interface | 10/100 Mbps Ethernet (PoE‑plus 802.3at compatible) |
| Power | 48 V ± 25 % via PoE (max 30 W) |
| Operating temperature | –30 °C to +60 °C (industrial grade) |
| Ingress protection | IP67 (dust‑tight, water‑proof) |
| Mounting options | Wall‑mount bracket (M8), ceiling mount flange, optional vandal‑resistant cage (IK10) |
| On‑board storage | Micro‑SD slot, up to 256 GB (supports continuous loop recording) |
| Smart features | • Motion detection (cell‑based)
• Line‑crossing & intrusion detection
• People‑counting analytics (optional firmware)
• Tamper alarm (lens cover) |
| Management | ONVIF Profile S/G & Profile T, RTSP, HTTPS, MQTT (firmware 2.3+), web UI (HTML5) |
| Firmware update | OTA via HTTPS or local file upload |
| Scenario | Observation |
|----------|--------------|
| Daylight (0 – 100 lx) | Sharp, color‑accurate imagery; low noise thanks to the back‑illuminated sensor. Auto‑white‑balance remains stable across varying color temperatures. |
| Low‑light (≤ 0.1 lx, with IR on) | IR illumination produces uniform grayscale with a contrast ratio of ~20:1; objects as small as 5 cm are identifiable at the 30 m range. |
| High‑contrast backlighting | The 120 dB WDR compresses both bright and dark areas into a usable exposure, eliminating “white‑washed” silhouettes typical of cheaper cameras. |
| Fast motion (e.g., passing vehicles) | In 720p @ 60 fps mode, motion blur is reduced to < 2 pixels, enabling reliable license‑plate capture when paired with an appropriate lens variant (available as 4017PPV205‑L). |
| Network stress (10 Mbps limited) | Smart‑VBR automatically lowers bitrate while preserving key frames, keeping frame drops under 2 % in most tests. |
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