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Can Any Analog Camera Compete With An IP Camera?
tomcctv replied to PM5K's topic in Security Cameras
YES if looked at as a security product. yes MP has a much better res but thats it. analog still does the job as a security system and has done for over 60 years. Hi ilk. take it you have also had the white paper regarding some of the MP tech such as 360 cameras. be interesting to see what happends to footage from them in the courts -
New IP Cam / Costco System
tomcctv replied to newbie2's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
dahua had a 16 port nvr 2 years ago on the market for all of 2 months now take the swann 8 way ....... look at the amps in total for the unit....... bad start to a new NVR. but then the security side ...... built in goes down (nvr goes off) full system dead. have a second back up from none built in POE. nice to have at least 1 camera going off to back up ........ built in if NVR is taken all cams are dead -
New IP Cam / Costco System
tomcctv replied to newbie2's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
built in POE is and always will be a bad idea. -
FLIR F-Series unable conect with GV-Keyboard using RS422
tomcctv replied to securindo's topic in Video Transmission/Control Devices
Hi. to get it working on camera (serial connection) pin 1 needs to connect to terminal 5 on wall plate and pin 2 needs to be connected to terminal 1 on wall plate. you dont need the rest -
Yes they do ........ Ic are dahua distributors
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PSS is free along with all remote software just load it and log onto your IC
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why just buy dahua........ save you alot of money
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yes it is just dahua PSS.
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hi ..... can you check model number nothing in there service book with that number .....(sunkwang)
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you are best looking at there main site sunlux is Lorex. and avtech even as a low budget unit is much better at least its D1 lorex 4. 4 channel digital video recorder • H.264 compression video compression¹ • Real time recording @ 360 x 240 resolution • Pentaplex operation - View, Record, Playback, Back Up & Remotely Control the system simultaneously • 24/7 100% Duty cycle hard drive pre-installed
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Since you have access to both can you not do it yourself ???????? But I would go for the avtech ........ Been around for a long time and has lots of places to get support
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DVR: AVE MVDR 5000 vs. GVI AR-6040. Which one?
tomcctv replied to NorwayCCTV's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Thank you for your insight, Tom. I am fully aware of the AVE being a "NOS"-unit. I like it for it's compact size and stability ("set and forget"), because I am going to hide it in a cramped space. I beg to differ: It has networking and supports Internet Explorer, according to the user manual. Sorry should of made it more clear .......the network side is not supported. So you will have problems getting software........ You used to buy updates via memory card. -
Need identification and help with remote view.
tomcctv replied to Jackster's topic in Digital Video Recorders
throw it away ........ its getting brought into the UK via ebay and it is not rated for UK power What do you mean by that? 12v DC is 12DC at the end of the day? trading standards has a collection building up first they over heat to the point were you dont let power supply sit on carpet. then there is the problem of not being CE certified (must be printed on unit) ones i have seen have not. but yes your right 12v is 12v anywhere. but £40 on untested voltage and none CE compliant -
Need identification and help with remote view.
tomcctv replied to Jackster's topic in Digital Video Recorders
throw it away ........ its getting brought into the UK via ebay and it is not rated for UK power -
DVR: AVE MVDR 5000 vs. GVI AR-6040. Which one?
tomcctv replied to NorwayCCTV's topic in Digital Video Recorders
hi your problem is they are too cheap for a reason. the AVE might be new off ebay ........but its been sitting on a shelf for 7 years (thats the last time i fitted one) its a basic system but no networking. GVI i have not used -
well am sorry it was ............. you have red-yellow and black YES ???? with your cheap lead kits. and you want to replace with thicker cable. the answer is still NO your problem is your cable .... it needs to be 75ohms which your lead kits are not. cat5 with baluns or rg59 with power are your only options
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hi. no nothing to do with adverts on cab. if this is the way you are going you will be best with a usb recorder (maplins also sell them.) you cant go direct rca to usb with analog. 4 cameras and also audio.
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YES I DO. ............ BUT if you can't get RS 485 to work at only 50M. It's you that has the problem not me READ POST. 50m. (160 ft). IS NOT A PROBLEM
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NO NO this will not work either. all you need is cat5 and a standard balun .......1 at each camera and 1 at DVR end
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April 1, 1975. Date might give you a clue. Love the SAILED part .
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geovision-8F18B8' with just a trial software........ you cant do anything ..... not even remote viewing.
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How is it they are 100ohms? best looking at the cheap cables as being balanced ........ there just not made for cctv. ......... not only that the power side is next to useless...... as already been stated
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hi. it all depends how old your firmware is on your unit ........ also it is always best to load remote viewer direct from unit and not from the internet. if you load webviewer first (click run as administrator ) in I.E, then from webviewer you can load remote viewer from icons on the right...... this will be the right remote. or it will auto reset the one you have loaded IF this does not work let me know and ill send you a code that will install it.
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Hi. the cable link from ebay ......... these are crap your cameras and DVR are 75ohm and right from the start those cheap cables will give you quality problems as there 100ohms simple fix for you is to use cat5 with baluns......... you then can use two pair for power then you will see your image improve and also with using baluns to give you 75ohms though your full system you will also see night image improve
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Sweet Hybrid Job - Axis or Bosch
tomcctv replied to IPorAnalog's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi. lot of talk about the axis new low light range seen on site demos and they are good at night. if your going hybrid which DVR are you using ?
