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Can anyone please help me with an IP camera questions. I am new to the world of IP cameras. My customer wants an IP camsera system (1-2) indoors. Who can recomend a simple drop and play camera. Meaning plug N play. Cameras must be able to view on IPhone and or IPad. Be able to accsess it from anywhere and relible. How will it be connected to computer and router? Is set up easy? wired/wireless? where is the recoreded images sent, to an Icloud service? is the play back quality good or bad. And the difficulty in setting these up. Your help will is greatly apprieciated! Are any brands better than other not... looking for junk

I have not been on here in awhile and need help with a camera hook up. If anybody could help me with this I would really appreciate it. I have experience with regular cameras; however this one is different to me then the usual ones. I have a Vision camera "Super Night Vision" is printed on the housing. The camera model # is VN7011EH-VFAL 12. The camera has a 2.8 -12mm, Varifocal DC Iris. It also says NTSC on the label. No instructions were with the camera. The warning sticker states "warning input voltage 12 DC /24V AC Dual power available. Cable Connection! dc/ac non-polarity. Lead wire, Red= power, Black= ground, Video=Yellow. There is one black wire coming out of the back of the camera. The wire then splits into two, one wire has a green and blue wire (blue -) (green +). The other wire has a connector with four pins. I have the choice of putting a single yellow video BNC connector on it or I have the option of connecting a yellow video BNC connector with a black wire that splits from it, with a green termination block with two small screws. I have never hooked up a dual power camera before nor have I heard of VISION cameras How do I hook this camera up, and what power supply do you suggest? I do not want to fry the camera!! Your help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

I am getting it replaced a new one is being sent out. Trying to figure it out would have caused me to go into therapy. Thanks for the help!

Yes, I did try the single camera. Still did not work. I can play back previous recorded video prior to this problem and that works fine.

How do you think the DSP could have got fried?

I have repowered a couple of times and still nothing. The DVR brand is an ARM 4 channel. I rechecked all the cameras and they all work. When I reconnect them to the dvr I get nothing. All the screens say video loss. I have set everything back to default and re did eveything and still nothing. If I play back previous recorded video it is there.

I have a customer who has a DVR. There is no name on the DVR. It is a four channel with a removeable HD. While I was there I fixed a couple of the BNC connecter,they were loose,but working. I rehooked the cameras and the four cameras worked for a minuet. Then the DVR showed all four cameras as video loss and there was no pictures. I have tried everything and cant get the video back. If I hook up yhe cameras to a monitor they all work. anybody know why the DVR would do this?

I tried switching channels, however the camera still failed. The other cameras work in that channel.

I have a four channel Dedicated Micros Digital 4e older version DVR. I have 4 cameras connecteted to it with a Altronix 12volt DC power supply. One of my cameras stopped working, says camera failed. No matter what I do the camera will work for a short time then fail. I have used a seperate power supply,and numerous other cameras. All do the same. I have had four cameras connected to this DVR for over a year. If I hook up the same camera seperately it works (not to DVR). I have also replaced the cable and connectors. is it the DVR or what? Any advise on this would be greatly appreciated.

Monster, I sent you a PM

Very Sorry, I totally forgot. I will let you know Thursday.

How big and noticable is the memocam? How does the client watch it, is it video or picture? Howard, can you PM me with a price? The client has a one bedroom apartment. She suspects an apartment employee entering her apt. when she is gone and going through her stuff. The camera needs to be undetectable.

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Anyone have experience with wireless covert cameras? I need to do an install in a one bedroom apartment.

I am an investigator for a large retail chain. Most of our stores use them. Just like any DVR there all are alittle different. We have not had many problems with them......except one that would keep crashing.