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how can i get rid of Interference elevator
tomcctv replied to ademco's topic in General Digital Discussion
RG59 standed is only for a short patch. things like PTZ heads ..... if you have gone over 15m then it will give problems. have you used cat5 just from camera to start of RG59 ???? not tried it but you might be better with the RG59 standed direct to camera and use baluns at each end of your stranded RG59. -
Port 80 redirect or Web hop - any success stories?
tomcctv replied to BlackDiamond's topic in Computers/Networking
you may find it easier if you change your DVR port from 80 to something else. 86 of something like that. then all you have to do is add the port when you call on your ip. i.e http:// your ip : 86 i would get everything working first before you use a service like no ip or ddns. -
hi. the problem with USB recorders are there cheap £7 and there that price for a reason. if you have everything in place and a PC to run everything then i would spend a little more on a 4 way DVR card. a avermedia NV3000 card is only £65. and its also hybrid so you can add a MP ip camera later. but with going with the card also gives you better remote viewing from anywere have good recording time weeks if needed.
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what to use to get internet wireless to my dvr
tomcctv replied to moe77009's topic in Digital Video Recorders
hi. better than wireless is the network over power line from netgear -
Hi. what is your pc setup for having too cards ??? RAM / graph cards. the H is a Hardware Compression card. so will need alot more than the standard NV5000 software Compression. no you dont need card connection cables like some software compression cards do. but before setup of a H card you do need to go into BIOS settings and switch off Hyper Threading
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yes it can be the reason. is it the geo box used for the POS ??? and how many are being used. if you only have 1 HD them that can also be a problem with geo pos. you may need to add more Hard drives and direct pos data to that. also how many days is the POS file holding the data before it dumps it
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hi. yes thats fine for data
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Q-See QT 528 cannot port forward cannot remote view
tomcctv replied to BlackDiamond's topic in Computers/Networking
sounds like a problem with your dvr ip. the q-see will show 2 ip addresses 1 in network and the other in the information window ...... both should be the same. or remove the information box all together from dvr. you can do this with the firmware ........ sent to your PM box. -
can you go into menu from the dvr with the rs485.
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Q-See QT 528 cannot port forward cannot remote view
tomcctv replied to BlackDiamond's topic in Computers/Networking
hi. i would try with your external ip first before using there ddns service. just to take out setup problems then once working then set the ddns service. from a pc on the same network as your dvr type myip into google. or click on link for your external ip. http://www.whatismyip.com/ -
did you get into the test menu. ???
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because your pluging direct into a monitor. (from the coax.) you can only use the monitor outlet (test lead) then into monitor. insert test lead press joystick to right then select PAL or NTSC you are then in test mode. if you want to use the camera only on a HD tv then you will need the HDMI box
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Q-See QT 528 cannot port forward cannot remote view
tomcctv replied to BlackDiamond's topic in Computers/Networking
hi. see if port 80 is blocked ...... change it to 85 or something. then remember you have to add the port into the wan address (as your not using 80) http://yourexternalip:85 also with some ISP you cant use your external ip on your own lan so you will need to test away from your own network or get a friend to log on for you. -
i would also go with RAM. also are you running your system to max. try changing some to cif and turn down fps and see if it still crashes
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hi. no you cant do settings with it. it is just to set the area you are going to view while using a test monitor.
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to have images from camera onto a standard monitor. where you see the control at rear of camera you will also see a test connection for a monitor. plug in lead. (but this is only to set direction of camera. no settings can be done from it. and you also need to remove the cable to close camera back up. but to get the images you need ... then yes you also need the HD recorder.
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Hi. you need a everfocus HD-DVR to view your images ...... it will not work just connected upto a monitor.
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GV-CB220 only 15 Frames Per Second
tomcctv replied to LittleScoobyMaster's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi 15fps is good for a little cam like that. i would not bother setting or trying to set for any more fps. -
Hi. colour bar is right when in test mode. do you have the DVR to go with the cameras. what are you connecting them too.
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If I hide my DVR how can I operate it?
tomcctv replied to miyagi's topic in General Digital Discussion
i saw your link. but it was click pay (google add) if members clicked on it the owner got paid via google. not only that it directed you away from this forum. if you have a dahua. you will find it on the disk that came with your dvr. insert cd into pc and click pss link to download (your region) to your pc. -
hi. how many would you like and what do you want the warning to say ?? http://www.optex-europe.com/Site/downloads/7.mp3 http://www.optex-europe.com/Site/downloads/3.mp3
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help with image rolling when operating ptz controller
tomcctv replied to ericc972's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
hi. sounds like you dont have enough power to your camera. (amps) with no movement it would be ok but as soon as you call for a motor to operate it is draining power. -
Advice on wireless camera system
tomcctv replied to simon.perkins's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi. the first big thing is to save you money. wireless does not work. (and not at 150m) also you will find that going wired is cheaper. there is a reason why people install cctv ... clarity is not important till its needed. if you dont need good footage then just put up some signs. what is your budget ??? -
hi. is this for home or work place. ?? lots of options about. but most of these online recording companies charge silly money if you need your footage back. it depends on what equipment you have and why 3rd party for your recordings.
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PC-based DVR with Intel Atom N2600/N2800/D2500/D2700
tomcctv replied to Integratek's topic in DVR Cards and Software - PC Based Systems
http://uk.surveillance.aver.com/product/hybrid-capture-card-NV8416T
