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hi. what do you mean com port 1 .... does your converter show up as com port 1 ??? you need to move from com1 if it does. you should see it in system manager.

hi. how many of the lights do you need to switch on ?? and do you have internet in the shed or are you in range for wifi.

ok that not what you asked for in your first post. (but you stll can print.) just save image. this is on most good DVR/NVRs just look for snap shot function

can i ask which remote port you are using. plus which app. (can you record to your iphone ?)

this may be one of them times were you are best going IP something like the axis or mobotix. you can use less cameras but get better coverage than you would with 16 analog cameras. plus with the axis you have good software add on that will suit a carpark.

can you post a picture of what the cables cut . ?

hi. i see what you are trying to do. the way the links are work for you and you are seeing if the /mobile side works for your dvr. sorry i thought you was asking for a dvr that does it (thats way i pasted the aver) no the /mobile will not work for you. can you name your dvr ??. if your dvr supports mobile viewing via the synbian then you can try and break down the java stream.

Hi. 9 times out of 10 you cant just connect a siren to the output. i know you see it in pictures of dvrs. but you dont have power at the alarm output. so you will have to buy or make something for that. Depends on the unit, if it's a 2 wire powered or a 4 wire powered/triggered. I plan to make a relay all the same for any 2wire, my dvr has open or closed alarm, not powered, which i prefer..... Got cant decide/find the right unit you can use a relay if you want. but there is no need and you would only use 1 wire for your siren. dvr has dry rated contacts. so you just need the neutral pass for your contact

Hi daniel11 yes you cameras will be fine in daytime. the swann camera was sold in the uk for a short time. some makers will add a few irs to there cameras to help at night. but swann went extream and it has that many that it blinds its own camera.

Hi. 9 times out of 10 you cant just connect a siren to the output. i know you see it in pictures of dvrs. but you dont have power at the alarm output. so you will have to buy or make something for that.

if you are using IP cameras on the geo then when using geo ip cameras you have no licence. but if you want to add axis or anything else then you need a licence. and for each camera. or you can buy in block. but i have just has the new trade price for licence sent. i thought they would have brought there prices down (if fact gone up)

this way is infact a very high quality. what i ment was what you are describing will be £1-2k. if you stay analog everything is much easier to setup via a dvr .... full ptz control and aux control via dvr to switch lights on (via relay on output of dvr) manual switch lights or have them switch on from alarm from ptz. along with a ipad when you move ptz it will also move on every tv in the house.... cost ipad and relay

you could just do it the cheap way. PTZ with dvr or encoder that is supported by a Ipad

not what you would like to hear but your posted image is what you would expect from that camera. no filters just a colour camera.

can you post a image of your problem. also camera type and power with amps

if your first link is your balun. then you are ok just re-wire so you are only using 1 pair for each video.

hi. with baluns you only need 1 pair for each camera. I.E blue = + blue /white = - also are you using baluns

thats 1 thing geo have been asked to do for years is drag and drop screen images. they still have not done it. you are best just chaging the BNC connectors in the order you want the view.

Hi. cut before the OSD control or after ??

hi. as well as all the geo stickers and holi and serial number there is another mark that your card has. start with your ram put two 512s in

your card looks good you even have a little security built into the back of the boad that your card also has. you may just have a driver problem (graph card ) do a update. how much ram do you have. this can also effect frame rate. it may be too low (2x 512mb) is needed

i know you ask for advice but then you come back with something else that has problems. the cameras you have listed are surface mount .... if you need the back box then each camera is going to cost you $340. in your first post you wanted remote viewing. samsung is limited. you will find installing in every location a CNB VCM 24VF will do everything you need and are a lot cheaper than the bosh. i know you keep side steping the dahua but the dvrs you are listing are CIF or discontinued cost more or are expensive DIY kits. a good dahua apollo CNB VCM 24VF cameras will do everything you need. its not a budget system is a working system since you have said you are quoting for the job (i thought it was your home) you dont want to qoute fit and then have to replace fixed lens cameras because they are not doing the job (that will be at your cost)

you get a blank page when you click on the links ???

there are a few ways. just add camera number at end http://remote.aver.com/mobile/channel1.html http://remote.aver.com/mobile/channel2.html

CNB cameras are good. and much better than the budget no name. the problem is the DVR. 1. in your plan you need more than 4 ... 2. the cnb is D1 only on first channel and the rest is cif. if your budget is only allowing for 4 cameras. i would still allow for a 8 way dvr and add cameras later. otherwise you will be buying twice. cameras are fine. but i would say atleast by a full D1 recorder (you will wish you had)