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they are not used (only with the CMS software is when they are used most) they are not cheap i know Sean would be able to get you one or we can send one to sean, part number is QVIS (DVR-APO-ASS-001) but there is an easier way of setting up what you need. how far is your dvr from monitor ???

hi. dont get wireless mixed up with IP. then these will not be wireless can you not get cable to the locations at all ???

hi it depends on how old your camera is old DFLs are only 520tvl none monalisa.

hi saved to local HDD or hybrid or NVR. you can run IP without internet.

hi. it will not effect your internet. there just on your local network.

Hi. there are a few makes CNM Q-see TVT that are not compatible with IE 9 with there older units

factory rest. you still need to set PAL or NTSC.

this will have nothing to do with your ISP. what make dvr do you have and what ports are you using ?

sounds like for some reason your DVR has gone from ntsc to pal (or pal to ntsc) you should see some settings in your DVR menu to put it right. what make is your dvr and were are you located

Hi with that res i would just use some CNB VBM 24VF. for 640 x 480 and the switch and power for a IP so low in res analog will be cheaper for you.

if you buy the update via dongle then you can ... but if you have a counterfiet then you have no chance.

please dont buy from ebay. if you have that sort of money to spend you want at least a warranty and support. the units you have listed, samsung ....... its out of your region you need to be PAL and not NTSC avtech (swann) is very low budget ...... type avtech into search above and i think you will change your mind. the other listed are no name units. and over priced. look at dahua .... and you will be ok.

Hi. the problem with some of these convertors is some need drivers. and some come with auto detect. we only use moxa never had a problem with them in the 5 years we have been using them. also each moxa also has a detection light built in (tells you about the data) good for setting up. half the price of the links. Moxa Uport 1130 USB-RS485/RS422 Moxa Uport 1130 USB-RS485/RS422 Converter - compatible with USB 2.0, software selectable RS-422, thomann 4-wire RS-485 and 2-wire RS-485, male DB9 and terminal block for easy wiring, up to 921.6kbps serial transmission, active (USB), TxD/RxD LEDs, built-in 15KV ESD protection.

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you should have no problem at all with the aver touch if everything is set-up right. are you using the H/drives on the unit ??? or are you recording to both at the same time ? do you have 1 or 2 monitor connected to your dvr.

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i would also look at varifocal cameras in that install and also NOT use IR

i was only there monday ****ermouth a hotel chain we look after. i will look at prices for you. on a 8 way dahua 4 internal 4 external. what cable are you thinking of using coax or cat5 ?

rarther than paying more money to the company (another $68) i would send the camera back. if it was a controller that went inline then ok. but its not you will only use it once and thats it. 2 options. 1, send camera back or 2, ask them to loan you a controller (if not returned in 14 days they can invoice you for it) but i would not spend anymore money (you have already paid for a camera you cant set-up)

hi. both systems you have listed are a bit on the high side in price. and they are the old dahua DVRs. not a big fan of buying all cameras the same. internal and external will proform in differant ways. where are you based. ?

Hi. are you using any drives in the DVR ??? and when you call up footage are you also playing it though the dvr??

hi. thats a qvis own make budget. and for the price they are good. for close work. good for using inside a home nice and small.

can i ask why you have gone recording via qnap. this will slow your playback. how have you done your network ???

Hi. it looks like you have the dauha DVR from kings. so you can only use the controller from dahua. (we have used the aver pro controller in the past) with the dahua you have two options network or RS 232 direct into the back of the dvr but it only has a short distance of 15m ...... you can extend this to a few 100 but you will need to go rs232 to rs485 are you only using 1 dvr ??? if you do only have 1 i can send you the pin out for the rs232 on the dahua to connect to a network controller (without using the network) rs232 to rs485

am confused as well now. your first post. what is it you are looking at doing. do you have PTZ cameras or are you just looking at controlling each dvr at 1 location.