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Testing Mic on my CCTV Camera Tester
tomcctv replied to bluegene's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
hi/ two cheap options both available from maplins -
Hi. avermedia also does the same from software or direct from DVR and they also call in most makes of IP cameras
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Dahua IP Camera for City Tourism 'Webcam'?
tomcctv replied to darethehair's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi. if your asking for Tourism funding. why limit yourself to just 720p 3mp is fine -
Dahua alarm inputs - how to connect 220V?
tomcctv replied to Securame's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
yes its like buying a new PC it says 240v ............ show me a component in a pc thats 240v (none) 220v / 240v / 120v is power in (transformer) -
Dahua alarm inputs - how to connect 220V?
tomcctv replied to Securame's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
light fittings are rated at 240v cable / switch and fittings and fused (europe) i did give a simple drawing of how easy it is ....... all this has come up because the doorbell is not to standard so drawing i left will not work for you as that would be 220v going though your dvr alarm point which you cant do. spend money on putting doorbell into regulation which WILL save you money with having to buy install a relay and a fuse. (if you can do relays why is fitting a new doorbell so hard) always work to codes and regulations -
Dahua alarm inputs - how to connect 220V?
tomcctv replied to Securame's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
I understand your task was to set Alarm via doorbell which is very easy ...... But because the way your customers bell is set up is the reason your having problems I was only trying to help on what the regulations are. Ok yes it was already installed but since you have removed it and putting it back knowing its out of code Then it falls on you and your company. 30 to 40 minutes to fitt a new low voltage door bell then your DVD just connects direct But to start adding relays to a in protected 220v with no fuse or earth is just not worth the risk. -
Dahua alarm inputs - how to connect 220V?
tomcctv replied to Securame's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
law in spain does not allow for 220v (DIRECT CONNECTION) doorbells. and i dought anywere else. just to point out a few things 1, your test shows the striker is 220v hold off (as your getting voltage reading) which makes no sence 2, if doorbell was to be 220v then ........ you have no earth and more important NO FUSE protection. by the time you have bought relays and the likes if you google 220v doorbell in spain (yes all 220v but step down for button and bell) you will see 35 euros then you will have volt free contact for your DVR is it worth all the messing around for 35euros ($40) -
hi PTZ try the new app from ic its ceaper than the one you pay. you can only use IC apps. ICRSS PRO. its cheaper for android that apple.
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Dahua alarm inputs - how to connect 220V?
tomcctv replied to Securame's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
hi. i would change the whole doorbell. as far as i can see 220/240v doorbells were available back in the 50s / 60s. if you are getting 220v from these cables then thats a problem in its self striker should have either nuteral or positive but not both. also a 220v bush button (doorbell) dont exist, i think your working with a hash setup you should not be getting 220v at striker or button. get customer to replace doorbell ......... in the UK we would not be allowed to reconnect under regulations and put sticker stating unsafe. going with a normal doorbell setup doing what you need would be easy. as its low voltage. -
most DVRs will format on first HD install ....... and if your using a secondhand drive format at fat32 then install into dvr and it should run a farmat itself again.
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Dahua alarm inputs - how to connect 220V?
tomcctv replied to Securame's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
as ak357 has stated you should have a transformer . looking at your pic it has a CE mark so it will not have 220v at push button. if it does for some reason either replace the whole unit or just dont connect as being a door bell unit it does not fall under regulations. i do think if you remove bell striker box you will find 220v to 5v transformer. most push buttons are N/O and volt free .... except push buttons with ilumination which are only 3-5v which your dvr can have going though alarm inputs. -
Hi . Helen. just click on link from your phone. http://www.windowsphone.com/en-gb/store/app/dmss/05fcea01-23c1-4e99-ab07-42d318bb2219
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Ok . IC REAL. Have dahua make there recorders with OS only to be found on IC. But the post was are IC a good company to deal with .........and yes they are ............take dahua recorders out of it all and you still have other good recorders and cameras which they sell world wide
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Can you read I DID SAY dahua make for ic realtime. What I said was there software is not the same as the budget dahua. Since you have dahua there ........post a image of dahua PSS with a axis camera or 2.4mp avermedia on it ...........you can with IC. While your doing that direct your dahua to cloud ............if you have a dealer account then you sould also have access to there cloud storage But as well as the dahua made recorders IC still do some of there own pro cameras and recorders. .......... They have been running 15 or so years before dahua even started (or should say changed there name)
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hi have you updated the drivers for the graphics card ??? then reload avers
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they dont re-badge at all infact you cant get dauha viewer to work with ic realtime. its true dauha make a small select DVRs NVRs for ic but with there own software that will not work with dahua you find at the likes of costco. IC have been around for a long time around the world. a good sales point to your customers is direct to cloud storage as a good back up. very good support in place and direct access to there FTP site.
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Hi forget about all the comcast settings. 192.168.7.xxx IP and port this is your internal IP (only connect on local network) if you google my-ip you will see your external .......... use that alng with your port and see if you can connect
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ok home is talk talk (carphone warehouse) you may find you will have to change router to something better. something you can control like a netgear
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hi. can i ask why your on a huawei with being on BT ???
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Approximately 46 IP Cameras - Super NVR or Server?
tomcctv replied to SickNick's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
also remember you need a PC as well. 5k on a nvr is just wasting your money. no Analytics limited to FPS limited to cameras and limited to camera display. are you looking to display all cameras at same time ??? as do to this you need to order the nvr6000 with this installed (it costs extra) what soprt of building are you installing in ??? -
PSS is much better for testing than the web browser. also are you using your external ip from your home network this can also give you problems. when using your mobile phone can you get onto your system with your external ip or just your local
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any reason why you dont want to load PSS ???
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have you tried PSS software ??? you will need to set ports to 37777 and then alter ports once you have a connection.
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No disk is also none as no video in dahua terms. have you done all your portforwarding for remote viewing. and also are you using PSS ...... also remember first setup is drag and drop from device manager. then you save your settings. but sounds like a port problem what ports do you have open and have you loaded PSS onto your PCs ???
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yes he will if he is doing port 80 but get no video and no disk means no recorder
