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hi none of the eh or eb have been windows based only touch sa/nv are windows. no i have not done it on the nano but it does do network recording like all avers it a option in the data path network / onboard / or out to raid. i dont think many people would want to go out to nas if the dvr and nas are in the same place. are you doing it to protect the recorder from being stolen ???

zekezchry. please listen ok. this command is not comming from your dvr it is comming up from your pc its being activated as you call for the dvr active x ... Inst4TWN.exe. is a problem you have. nothing todo with your dvr but pc. i dont know how anyone can help you if you dont fix this problem first http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=what+is+Inst4TWN.exe.%5B/&hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:*:IE-SearchBox&prmd=ivns&ei=vzEXT4rFEIyfOvuNyZQE&start=10&sa=N If mysterious errors messages come across in your computer, you need to check whether the Inst4TWN.exe file in your computer is valid or not. Inst4TWN.exe error is one of the most common DLL errors that any PC user will come across. It always happens when the related Inst4TWN.exe file in the operating system is deleted, corrupted or infected by virus. So you need to fix Inst4TWN.exe as soon as possible!

jay has been on here before regarding handyviewer he was wrong then as well. ask jay to have this removed from the nano the eb3004 nv/sa/touch i even sent you the aver link. on what aver says it can do. Enable network storage: Select the Enable network storage check box to send the recorded video in network-attached storage.

hi. yes it was video ... i just used the snap shot to take a still. yes there is options to view other cameras when added. the active x for your users is only for first time login. after that it will go direct to footage for them.

yes anything above the nano comes with aver mouse. if you need one they are not hard to get hold of.

The actual remote control, not the IR cable. it comes free in the box with the dvr (1) EH1004H-4 Nano unit (2) Quick Installation Guide (3) Software CD (User’s Manual is included) (4) Remote Control(Batteries are included)(5) Power adaptor (6) Power Cord * The power cord varies depending on the standard power outlet of the country where it is sold. (7) Screws for HDD installation

hi. are you talking about the remote control or the extension ir cable ??

just look at it the other way if he sell new and secondhand then it was crap when new and his secondhand are just as crap as his new so what ever you buy is crap

pass this on to ts http://www.slideboom.com/presentations/448546

Hi. it works fine. the software download is only allowing the activex so its just a matter of pressing yes then you have video.

the OS is on the dvr its only the SA units that have a plug in O/s will you nas be off site ??? the other reason i ask about why no H/d is you will have no remote software control over your unit. no recorded footage to mobile no playback from a pc

can i ask why you dont want a drive in the unit ?

an internal hard drive also will alert you to a problem both internal or external raid will give alarm and report if for somereason recording has stopped. your nas will not how long do you want recordings for ??? smart record on 2tb nas will give you 30/40 days

between both ...... not a lot just build price is going to be more for the NV5000 and the run costs. the nano . fanless cheaper than if you just bought the card and graphics card. all software is the same. all use same ip lists all use the same remote software

The OS in the NVR has to run on something...... i suppose it does So, if I have a 250gig hard drive in the dvr the os would run on that and then it would allow me to choose to record to a separate nas? yes you can either Auto Backup. dump files everyday or week or month or Mirror Recording options

if you are talking about the avr. the NV or sa are a little better than the nano 4 . just because a few more little functions the nv/sa have. the nano is a good little hybrid and reliable and half the cost of a 5000 card. all avers now use the same software so patches and firmware are the same for everything. if you need more than 8 cameras i would not go for the nano 16 its new and has a few problems so if you need 16 look at the eh6000

it all depends on your business. DIYer then not a problem its your money. if you are a install company 10 / 40 cameras a day then autherized is the only way to go. you dont want to be six months down the line and cameras giving up. its your company cost to then put it right. the first 12 months is protection for any install.

rory the name is TOM. listen it all started as a good thead infact its a good thread all about why baluns are used and why. to be honest the post needs editing and going back to original no price talk no coax talk its a thead about baluns. infact its more than just about baluns its what you can do with them not just video so yes it should be put back to its original content all the crap taken out and just let the post be here to educate everyone

we have these in stock very good baluns. very good at protecting the outter cover of the cat5 better than just the pair. but just looking at your advert listings. its just a company that sells and know nothing PART 4 4. NTSC,PAL,and SECAM video formats nothing to do with using baluns

hi then i think its the box that you need. communication via rs232 or network. E-I/O Box supporting 16 sensors in/ relays out is one accessory that provides a big advantage to users. The service provided by E-I/O box includes supporting 3 kinds of interface to connect to AVerDiGi NV/ SA DVR and expanding up to 128 sensors in/ relays out. This E-I/O Box is easy to use and allows us to identify sensor/ relay status via LED light. but they do sell well so its finding a distributor that will have stock.

Hi can you post a picture of the size of the unit. ?? also another good idea would be to add a tracker to each unit. there not expensive now and it will allow you to track if stolen or moved via google maps you could even add a shock sensor and you will also know if the unit is being vandalized via the tracker unit alarm

yes aver does both i/o cards and i/o box. how many connections are you looking for

no wonder your clients want to use IP video, after using those $5 analogue baluns you sell them Rory it all started out as a good post as and why baluns are used. now the post has just turned into a load of rubbish. if your happy spending $19 then your happy if you want to make more profit shop around USA i have checked i can buy baluns at 85 cents google is a good friend. well again rory that depends on the balun 1 cat5 2 cameras with power and data and audio. just to help you out a little 2 cameras and data and audio are down 1 pair the power down the rest.

no rory but 2/3 or 4 cameras in the same location will need 4 runs of coax cat5 1 run. am just saying you cant count run for run against cat5. so the maths is not right

love it when people start doing costs. coax or cat5 cat5 is the cheapest ALL the time. no point in saying 4 cam system coax cost this or in cat5 costs this. as you are not using the same amount of cat5 as coax so coax is 400 cat5 could just be 200 or if the cameras are in or around the same location its just 100