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Looking for DVR with strong functions
tomcctv replied to Celia_AV's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Aver hybrid units will do what you want. -
If your looking for hybrid I would leave the dahua alone It's not a true hybrid ..... And that unit is well over priced ......
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+1 as matt says this is your best option. and can be done at little cost. go for a brand name like netgear or BT
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Sloman, we can only reply to what you write...... You understood my reply ......as moving your own post makes the point. Look forward to seeing your new post.
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Listen you edited your post.............so I was right your just a get rich quick con man..... You remove your post then call me a jerkoff..........you stated you run a large cctv company ??????...........and you edit what was a stupid post ......which I was right in giving you my answer... And the reason why am p#### at your post is a dvr will do what you want anyway .............you just want to find a way to charge your customer more for remote viewing........which is free anyway
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How to determine if you 600TVL camera is REALLY 600 TVL
tomcctv replied to QC444's topic in Security Cameras
Hi. There is no way of knowing..........also position of cameras will give you diff eat quality. ....with light and environment. And remember 600tv lines is black and white ......not colour mode. So they will be around 560tvl -
WHY.... remind me not to buy a dvr from you. you want to take customers remote viewing off ......direct to you and i take it your going to charge your customers for this. as dvr is at moment your customers can log in PC/android/ipad. you want to remove all this .......... hope you have good software to replace both apps (and i bet you will also charge customer for them as well)
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Constructing new hotel what kind of wiring should I use?
tomcctv replied to gunthonungo2's topic in System Design
cat 5 or cat 6 will do the job...... no reason not to use cat5 (put money on it the rest of hotel network is on cat5) if current is going to be a problem in future use cat5 18 -
How do you use a dedicated micros dvr
tomcctv replied to 27901591's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Hi you will find manual here. http://www.dedicatedmicros.com/europe/support_product.php?product_group_id=1&product_id=150&selected_page_id=1 -
Hi that model I would leave alone ........very limited and well over priced... You will need support at some stage and from ebay you get nothing. If your going hybrid buy a system that is not limited . By having to reduce the camera to work it...........which is never a good thing
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Lots of makers are removing warranty when bought from likes of amazon and ebay.
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Bad enough buying from amazon ......never mind it being a reverb...........which means customer bought it and sent it back because it was crap...........it's a CIF unit
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hi. POE to DVR ......... dont understand why but you may damage unit. you need to open two ports 37778 and 37777 also credit machine mght block...... so unplug and try to connect.
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Hi. Has this already been used in court???? Your saying 2008 . Footage is 2006 . So can't be used in court...........not in uk anyway Also are you in the north east
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Menu then ch 1 .............or menu and 1111 If it has been changed .....then you can get it back to factory Are you going to use this DVR ?
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Hi it's about 8 years old .....dahua.......well before they were called dahua
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Best was to lengthen RG59 cable?
tomcctv replied to Dr3am's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
only if you buy with foil........... just like you can with RG59 ....... but not the best for cctv -
Best was to lengthen RG59 cable?
tomcctv replied to Dr3am's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
just keep it simple ........ no need to change cable like already stated BNC connectors are made for the job. keep it simple. -
Do i need an enlosure for either of these CCtv cameras
tomcctv replied to kentuckynet's topic in Security Cameras
Your right not cheap but .......have had the CNBs up for years with no problems .......good heater and fan set up keeps them clear in all weather -
Do i need an enlosure for either of these CCtv cameras
tomcctv replied to kentuckynet's topic in Security Cameras
Hi. No enclosure needed......... Both very good cameras used both and the CNB we have 100s of them out........no problems with them at all -
Ok looking for a simple low cost Dvr / cap caerd Go easy
tomcctv replied to evnldr's topic in General Digital Discussion
hi. in your link go to features. 1.H.264 main profile compression algorithm ideal for standalone DVR 2.4 channels Realtime full D1 recording or 2 channels real time full D1+ 6 channels real time full CIF recording, and real time multi channels playback that dvr ONLY has 4 channels..........dont know were they get 6 from 9.Powerful network software:built-in web server,multi-DVR client &SMS sms is text alet only. so spec is crap to start with its a $50 unit with $10 off if you buy from that seller........ buy the time seller imports from china i think your looking at a $20 unit............. i spend that an hour on coffee do yourself a favour........get yourself down to starbucks you will get more for your money........keep the system you have -
Ok looking for a simple low cost Dvr / cap caerd Go easy
tomcctv replied to evnldr's topic in General Digital Discussion
Hi. The unit you listed is and looks like a converted PVR. Spec hides it's true performance. It's D1 only while live view .....record is CIF It will not send you images only SMS alert And the part that gives it away as a converted PVR is hard drive goes to sleep which is never a good thing.........you will miss 10 to 20 seconds of any event as HD needs to start and get upto speed. You also need to look for green drives not standard if your going to install your own. But your just buying $40 crap. -
Newbie About to Start a Project
tomcctv replied to RIPE's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
Hi. Please forget about POE..........not needed for your camera......it's not IP In your first picture the lead in your hand is only for focusing camera from test monitor at camera end.......... You may not need it......... What cable are you going to be using to connect to your camera ? If its cat5 then a single balun at each end. (No need for balun with power). Then the little green plug in bag in your pic connect to existing cat5 cables. D 1 pair .....say blue / blue white is for video (balun) Then use all solid colours for + power and rest for - power -
Hi. Problem is your budget .......PTZs will take up your budget alone.
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Newbie About to Start a Project
tomcctv replied to RIPE's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
Hi. That's not a dahua camera .......it a analog no need for Poe or injectors. Just standard rg59 or cat5 with baluns is needed then a power supply for camera power.
