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Did you buy your unit secondhand ?????

Hi. sounds like you never selected RUN as administrator when you loaded webviewer. so you have to delete everything then start again. then select run as administrator and then click remote console. are you using port 5550 ?? 1) Close all open windows. 2) Deleted all instances of WebcamX from c:/windows/downloaded program files 3) Uninstalled the version of Remote Console (in control panel). 4) Deleted the active X control in Internet Explorer (Tools > Manage Add ons > All add ons > Webcam X control > More Information > Remove) 5) Deleted the c:/remoteAP folder. 6) Rebooted PC. 7) Opened IE as administrator, log onto DVR if you still have problems i will send you to aver FTP site.

as well as setting to D1 you also have quality. if you need more than 1 image at a time then your settings need to be trigger image size D1 image quality needs to be set at 1 (your mail box may time out if you set above 3 or reject) snapshot frequency set at 3 or 4. (any higher your mail box may time out or reject)

and another over sales pitch by q-see its only 7,5 fps

you will get more enjoyment if you give $100 to your local dog rescue center.

yes but only at the head end .... useless if used inline. with a modulator you also need a amp for audio. so best looking for a standard camera and seperate microphone

sorry i did not see your link. but even looking at your link and the digram that model still needs to be at the beginning of any splitter or digi box. 90% of the time if you put a modulator in secondery line it will scramble the existing tv signals or make tv unwatchable the only way if you are putting the modulator in the baby room is the coax will have to be point to point. (baby room to master room) only on a second tv just for baby monitor

have another think first. your modulator HAS to be fitted before any splitter. so that still means you have to run NEW cables from baby room down to basement. and with doing that you will also need to amplifie the audio signal. you still only have coax from baby room. you still need to get video and audio down that cable first. then into your modulator

hi. the link i sent was Video audio and power over coax. nothing else needed . i end you plug camera and audio (mic) the other end you just plug into TV. sorry thats were i got lost. you only talked about baby room master room and using the spare coax. then yes you would not use the spare coax in this case and use the existing TV feeds around the house. but you will have a problem with audio.

Thanks for the info. I think we're both on the same track. Your solution (sorta) puts me back at square one, though. If you'll take a look at the modulator I've linked in my original post, you'll see it passes audio. Now I need a camera that has both audio & video. The modulator you provided splits the audio/video at the final connection. I don't think I could inject that into a TV without an additional convertor/modulator. its just a RCA for video and RCA for audio direct into TV. i dont understand why you would need a modulator when using spare cables. spare cable from master room and spare cable from baby room link both in basement and you have a direct feed

200 mile round trip. which ports did you use for the avtech.

I've found some video/power over coax cameras, but nothing with audio. And yes, I have two free RG6 cables that meet in the garage. PM sent. these are good for video -audio and power upto 1800 ft on a standard 12v camera (you will have to add a good microphone.)

cbr1. did you dive up or did you try over the network.

sounds like a good job for a bi wire. camera - power - audio and data ove 1 rg6 ( if both ends from each room are in the basement)

plusnet is the problem like was stated in the ops post £6.99 a month ($10) is very limited .... you cant even watch a movie till after 12 at night (it gets unlimited then). also plusnet charge £25 a month if you try and take large files (customers not told) he needs to move away from pay as you go internet (move to BT )

that may be a problem with your 10.7.3 update firmware a fix was realised begining of feb. delete your mac client then after fix reload fresh mac client. http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1484

Hi another option is hybrid. the aver nano 4 way will take 4 ip or 4 analog. i would look at 1 good 3 or 5mp to cover the full nail salon and have 3 analog spread out 1 on door way and i would also place 1 outside and if you have a back door i would also install 1 there.

cant do that he is on a standalone DVR ..... all need to be pelco. or have to use a data conversion box at each PTZ or a windows or enbeded system to use and setup another com port. 1 for each protocol.

Hi that will be direct from your screen display (snapshot button on OSD) images sent by email will only be small referance pictures. with time date stamp so you have a referance to look back via dvr

with your siemens domes only. were you have connected your rs485 you will see 3 brass screws around the base. you have to remove these and then turn your PTZ dome to the right and pull. on the top of the dome you will then see 3 banks of dip switches. protocol set this to pelco -D speed set that to 2400 and the 3rd is the dome address i.e cam 1 or cam 2 just switch 0 to on and the rest off to give you a dome address of 01. put dome back together and set your dvr up as the same = pelco-D 2400 address 01 and see if you can move. also restart everything dome and dvr (power down)

Hi cant find much support for the remote viewing. but you have a HiSung D1 DVR, DVR5008A-B. android link from there site does not help much. you will just have to try some. http://www.androidzoom.com/android_applications/h.264+dvr

it would be best if you just list how many domes you have. are they all the same make. how is the data cable run to the cameras. and how far are the domes away from the DVR. and are you looking at just using your dvr to control or with a external contoller as well.

hi if you are thinking of going hybrid then your only choice is cat5. gahua hybrid is a bit of a slow seller. (its expensive) and is limited to cameras. and for the cost of the 16 (with 4 ip) you can buy the aver for not much more. http://uk.surveillance.aver.com/product/embedded-hybrid-DVR-IWH3216-Touch or . http://www.3xlogic.com/

sorry John. i ment neutral as in - of each camera 1 at a time.

hi yes it is bad. for what power your cameras listed uses then its not good enough. also ohms wise. if you want to see a big improvement then swap all your cables