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hi take a look at Veracity Outreach Max VOR-ORM. •Used to extend LAN cable distances up to 200m per device, 1000m with daisy chained devices •Can be used to extend power to PoE-enabled devices at up to 700m (max. length dependent on the power requirement of the PoE device) •Centrally manage your power requirements from one location by running Power over Ethernet to all devices at the edge of your network

Hi. th111447. your right in every aspect. and a dual core is out but its not a budget unit like the existing units out now. when we sell to a DIYer we explain if all they want is a good plug play leave and run then the dahua / Costco /q-see / qvis is ideal. but there are also DIYers who like to understand and build as they learn and upgrade cameras as they go. but you cant do this with the current systems. dahua also have a full new range of cameras 3 and 5mp with auto focus vf lens which will run on existing NVRs but cameras have to be removed to allow hardware to cope. so as well as camera upgrade NVR needs to be as well. this is the problem with having a NVR controlled by cameras rather than a NVR that is not

Why wouldn't he be able to use wifi? Where is the answer that your talking about Tom? Your doing it again. WHERE in my posts did I say he could not use wifi ????????? Please show me I SAID HARDWIRED IS ALWAYS BEST. I did not say he could not use wifi.

We're did I shoot you down . ??????? Did not mention you in my post at all I only gave an option to the member

You asked what I used I told you .....yes you can get high ...so what Is this another post your going to mess

We use 500 Mbps boxes but standard will do for this job ..... As we know the distance is not that great

well the answer to that is in the guys post. and wired is always better than wifi

Hi. you could remove your cat5 from network and use that for cameras and then run your network over garage power using Ethernet over power box. which is not expensive

see personal again. everytime you post something what the hell is up with you. the new firmware give extra codex so allowing for better kpds (local) old firmware is 6 fps with 16 way full loaded new firmware gives 10fps fully loaded

Love it you have a go at me for posting limitations about this tread the fix for that is dahua FTP site and download firmware from February ....... then you will have 16 x 1.3 at 10 fps across all 16 and it will allow 5mp but then you can only run 1x 5mp and 11 x 1.3 giving a total of 12 cameras

were do you read this stuff ...........were did I say it was cheapo garbage crap ??????? I think I typed we sell it. I was giving the limitations of NVR. which I don't understand why you think its a problem. so you don't understand ???? if he runs the 4 way dahua with a 5mp camera then he cant have 4 cameras

hi. did you try here .. http://nv920x-video-card.drivers.informer.com/ thanks 4 ur replay This means that I can not get it driver you could try the XP drive then run your w7 in program compatibility mode and see if it runs

Hi using cat5 is fine for that distance no problem you could even run two cameras and still get the amps needed down the last two pairs 12 or 24v

issues with what ????? why giving info is having issues. is that not what the forum is for and again you have gone personal WHY

hi. did you try here .. http://nv920x-video-card.drivers.informer.com/

See you don't have the 4 channel listed. I bet she never told you that adding the 5mp brings the limit of the NVR right down Take the 8 channel ......you can have 3 x 5mp cameras .....they say 4 but for any descent frame rate 3is max. So it turns a 8 channel NVR into a 3 channel .......you can't fill the other channels it's maxed out The 4 channel as a standed NVR is ok .......till you add a 5mp but it max out with 1x5mp and 1x 2mp

hi. yes that's fine

its been available here since last year but again it has very bad limits. it cant record 4 x 5mp on 4 way

ok ill try and explain. picture 1. take a look first at your ceiling heights ........... you are going to have to use something like a box camera with 50m lens and it to be a true day night...... BUT look at your picture. the staff are always infront of register.......camera is always blocked. if you have camera pointing down DIRECT over register then with that type of register (vertical display) then your not going to see the amounts on display. and the amount of cameras you need to look at stock / register/ person being served. but I would forget dahua DVR and just use one axis 5mp 360 that way you will catch most of what you need http://www.sdmmag.com/articles/88342-180-panoramic-network-cameras-with-up-to-5mp-resolution

your post is lost prevention ........ what did you expect. just go for the kings system ........ but don't use cameras with IR

hi. then I would start with registers first. if there that old then installing a none POS dvr like the dahua will just be a waste if you say deside to change registers in a year. looking at your bar pictures ....... you can just see why that bar has losses.

only if you buy the dahua ........ your link show the LX which is not

if your looking for POS integration and low light then your not going to get it with dahua. what is your budget

hi. are you using a graphics card ??? on old software control and L takes you into settings on new software setup screen click MIS and again you will see screen settings.