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Hi mega. the EL has a max limit of 10mp in total so your 12mp is just making it work harder

hi. you should just use 1 pair for data i.e green to r+ and green white to r- (1 wire to each) but i dont think this is your problem. did you buy the camera from system q ??? or from somewere else. you have home sensors on the ptz and it looks like they are not working may be faulty or need resetting

1 pair or 2 ??? also disconnect everything and see if it does its setup and then stops. with just being powered. you may have moved a sensor

hi. can you list your ptz to look at the spec ??? also when you wired your camera did you use a single pair of cat5 for your data or did you use a pair for R+ R- (many people do this and it can give problems) can you give power used and distance your PTZ is from your dvr. also are you using onboard controls or a desktop controller.

which is what the CNB is it has a box camera and 27x lens (you can buy without the housing if you dont need it) what is your budget ??

well yes you can ...... but i dought if you would be using 16mp on a hybrid anyway ...... you would be looking at the likes of avigilon and there software.

recording (analog) compression S/W MJPEG/MPEG4/H.264 resolution NTSC: 352 x 240 (CIF), 720 x 240 (Half-D1), 720 x 480 (D1) PAL: 352 x 288 (CIF), 640 x 480 (VGA), 720 x 288 (Half-D1), 720 x 576 (D1) frame rate (NTSC/PAL) CIF: 480/400fps Half-D1: 240/200fps D1: 160/128fps recording (IP) resolution each individual channel can support a maximum of 5 megapixels MPEG4/H.264/MJPEG; resolution of up to 42 megapixels total for all IP camera channels a good hybrid takes its settings from the camera res and fps hikvision (dahua) are using decoders in the dvr (thats why you can only add 4 ip)

what about the DS-9008 specs claim it cam do 8 BNC and 4 2MP cams. is there something you would recommend over HIK thanks Video Compression: H.264 Analog Video Input: 8-ch, BNC(1.0Vp-p, 75Ω), PAL/NTSC adaptive IP Video Input: 8-ch 4CIF/4-ch 720P Real Time, or 4-ch UXGA not Real Time limited. should be determind via camera not dvr

two types of firmware. AF or CF Serial Number of dvr

view 4 DVRs and control on 1 screen ???

sounds like network fail. you should have no problem with local. how far is your dvr from the network (lenth of patch lead)

hi CMS is used if you have more than 1 dvr i.e 1 at home 1 at work cms lets you view both together on 1 screen

hi jokerone. a static is for your external ip. so no need to do anything else with your dvr if you can connect via your LAN. you may need to do some portforwarding. but to see your system away from your home you need your external IP click here from the same network your dvr is on and you will see your external ip. http://www.whatismyip.com/ then ask a friend to try and log on (in most cases you cant log onto your own WAN) so your external ip would look like http:// your external from link : port once you have got it up and running you might need to use a ddns service if your ip keep changing.

Hi. take a close look at hik specs. they are not true hybrids. if you are thinking of using 1mp then your fine. thinking of using above 1mp you are just wasting your money.

thats a big problem how would the police know 13 were legit ???? dont think a judge will pass a warrant. this is 20 years old ..... even all the stuff about uk is 30 years old. lots have changed since then

protect101. £65 for a 4 way dvr from hongkong to the uk P&P free is a waste of £65. no support nothing. and the cameras you have listed cheaper if you buy local and not off ebay. what is your budget ??

Thanks for the speedy reply Chris. Anyone know what the rules are in the UK? hi steveo. it depends on what part of the country you are in. and were you are going to install. i.e pub/bar shop / petrol station. there is no limit to home use. but were they say 31 days ..... this was changed its now 21 to 31 days also in some installs like a pub/bar you need D1 and you must be able to control FPS on each channel.

Hi. for that many stores i would go with a full managment system. one 8 way hybrid system at each store with each store doing its own onsite recordings and also at head office. look for systems that also give POS as standard (record all cash at register) aver nano EH1008H-4 Nano 8 way hybrid with POS http://uk.surveillance.aver.com/product/embedded-hybrid-DVR-EH1008H-4-Nano CMS3000 installed on PC at head office (free upto 16 dvrs) http://uk.surveillance.aver.com/product/CM3000 view and record from dedicated app on ipad or iphone or BB and android

hi the CNB is separate IR. you can mount the IR were ever you want. but for 250m you will need IR behind the camera and ir at your target end

Hi. protect. just to give you an idea LEGO cameras are £99 for kids. dont expect to much. but take a look at the avtech ip camera it will do everything you need for a little more money http://avn80x.blogspot.com/

yes take a look at the dahua hybrid oooops its not. the aver is and supports 90% of cameras. out of all hybrid systems Exacq and aver are the best options

Hi John. just been looking though the manual for your dvr. and i think your problem is the software you have got on disk http://www.ipremoteview.com/ this has nothing to do with your dvr. i will send you a new manual to see if the settings are the same as your manual.

carphone warehouse is also the same company (now in american bestbuy hands) forget about port forwarding if you have either of these routers . both have a talktalk lock out (limited on what you can do) and also block ddns service which you are going to need as they dont give static IPs. best solution for you is to swap out there router and get a netgear from PC world (£50) then you can portforward

hi. by the time you have bought your IR illuminators then camera then lens and housing you are over the cost of the CNB XHN. full control and setup from your dvr.

panasonic have a good cost effective system http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PaERaDQ4eY8 http://www.holdan.co.uk/Panasonic/Cameras+-+Remote+Systems/AW-RP50#tab=description