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Hi. you can only have a power supply problem as connecting baluns should not give you power problems. it sounds like you have a neutral problem (connecting cameras is giving you the neutral) via dvr. put a multimeter across pos and neg on power unit and see what you have
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Honeywell / VLC Orbiter PTZ Camera
tomcctv replied to frankow's topic in General Analog CCTV Discussion
Hi frankow. do you not have any other cables . like coax also from the head ???? if not then you do not have a VCL can you post a full pic of the camera ??? some of the old VCL also need a control unit. you may have a VCL housing but someone has fitted another camera and connection -
hi most of these systems with only 1 audio is usually assigned to camera 1 . so it just a matter of making shure camera 1 in in the area you need audio. and not all systems record sound (just listen via dvr room) so check if your system will record sound with footage on playback
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hi john. just A & B is all you need A goes to RX+ B goes to RX-
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hi rob the dahua is know as the apollo in the uk. if you cant find a supplier ill pm you one in your area. the camera you have listed is well over priced
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New to CCTV.. setting up a system with IP cams
tomcctv replied to sorted's topic in General Digital Discussion
Nikks you are that company. plug it once is ok but every post -
hi. dropcam is the Avtech AVN304 with stupid extra costs. everything you pay dropcam for the avtech can do anyway (for free) people you need to log on with dropcam have to pay . cut all the stupid costs and just connect the cam to a PC for storage and you have the same as dropcam want you to pay for.
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Need a recommendation for a simple surveillance
tomcctv replied to DJRepresent's topic in System Design
hi. does not matter if HE knows the consequences . if you are the installer ALL consequences are yours. every legal problem falls to you. you would not have as much problems if you used standard cameras -
Difference between CNB BBM-20 & CNB BBM-24F???
tomcctv replied to Bmonaweck02's topic in Security Cameras
hi. the usa spec is not right. it is T/D night. Model BBM-20 DIMENSIONS Signal System NTSC Scanning System 2:1 Interlace Sync. System Internal Scanning Frequency (H) 15.734 kHz Scanning Frequency (V) 59.94 kHz Image Sensor 1/3" High Sensitivity CCD Total Pixels 811(H) x 508(V) 410K Total / Effective Pixels 768(H) x 494(V) 380K Horizontal Resolution 600 TV Lines (BW 650TVL) Lens Mount CS Mount Video Output Level 1.0V p-p (75Ω, Composite) S/N Ratio More than 50dB (AGC Off) Day&Night Type ICR (AGC Type)Min. Illumination 0.1 Lux (Color), 0.05 Lux (B/W) Digital Noise Reduction Low, Middle, High, Off White Balance AUTO AGC On/Off SBLC Off, Low, Middle, High OSD English, Chinese Mirror Function Horizontal Privacy Zone On/Off (4 Programmable Zone) Motion Detection On/Off (4 Programmable Zone) Shutter Speed 1/60~1/120,000 Sec. Supplied Voltage DC9V~15V (Recommendation DC12V±0.5V) Power Consumption Max. 2.2W / 150mA Dimensions (WxHxD) 64(W) x 57.6(H) x 124.66(D) mm Weight Approx. 335g -
Connecting to Digital Sprite 2 externally?
tomcctv replied to jsutherland7's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Hi Jsutherland. it all depends on how old your DM sprite is. and this comes with a warning if you have the old DM you may need to update (dont do it yourself) you will kill your dvr. the new sprite needs no remote software but the old one does. if you have the new one PDF. ftp://files155.cyberlynk.net/DS2NetworkingGuide.pdf if you have the old (software downloads) look up your dvr. http://www.dedicatedmicros.com/software_release/index_firmware.php -
I did a search for bosch 495 and it comes up with Bosch VDN-495 which was $600 is there a different camera you are speaking of. the samsung have been around for a while. (you can still buy new) but are on the high side in price. and you still need to buy a lens. buy S/H and you get a good deal. http://www.nellyssurplus.com/servlet/the-1430/Samsung-SCC-dsh-130B-Security-Camera/Detail
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Outdoor, but I think I am going to get heated & cooled housings. Hi Bmonaweck. the CNB 20vd are not good for putting into housings. they are used for internal use. (can also buy in dome type) for housing use have a look at the CNB BBM-20F/BBM-21F much better camera with better lens choice
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hi are you looking for internal or outdoor use ??
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hi. steveo. we have used the little avtech and the panisonic for this type of use. both also have audio. axis also do good little ip for homes ...... Avtech AVN304 Powerful Remote Surveillance on Multiple Mobile Platforms For mobile device platforms, iPad, iPod, iPhone, BlackBerry, Nokia Symbian, Windows Mobile & Android (with their built-in web browsers or EagleEyes) For web browsers, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome and Opera For operating systems, Windows & Mac For multiple device control, our CMS software, Video Viewer, is provided for free 1.3 Megapixel Live MOS sensor HDTV 720p quality, allowing users to notice minor details more easily Multiple video streams selectable: H.264 / MPEG4 / MJPEG Motion detection and event notification functions Digital pan / tilt / zoom for more details checking White LED application to illuminate the scene manually or scheduled by a timer Face detection function for human face detection and tracking Microphone built-in for audio recording Free CMS software with E-Map for multiple devices control & surveillance
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Trying to replace time lapse vcrs with dvd recorders
tomcctv replied to md102090's topic in General Analog CCTV Discussion
Hi md. it can be done. BUT you have a problem from the start. timelaps will record for hours / days. DVR you will only get 1-2 hours if you need to store 10/15/30 days of footage its going to cost you a fortune in dvds. how many cameras and how many monitors do you have ??? -
hi. which dahua do you have ?
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Hi. KenS. the problem you might have is you are trying to remote logon with external IP while on your home network ?? in most cases you cant do it that way. call a family friend and give them your ip.
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Hi. standalone or hybrid (if you wish to use ip cameras) both can be connected via cat5 and both can be powered via the cat5 like has already been said going with mac you will be limited. but some hybrids and standalones dvrs will allow you to control via your mac. qvis recorders are mac compatable avrs can also be controlled via mac using apps. the question is what do you want to protect
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Hi. if you go into your options and go administrator and either add new or edit existing you will then see the options you want that account to do. ............... were are you located Kingofrock
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Hi with resetting dvr you will have reset remote setting. so you would go into dvr menu and go to accounts. at the moment admin admin will only let you have limited use. so you need to setup another account. SUPERVISOR will give you full control (this is were you need to make a new account) High/normal and guest gives limited viewing and control ill try and find a on line manual for you.
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all avtech have admin as user name its the password that will be your problem. local you can just use admin and leave password empty but you cant control the dvr. try username >>>admin password >>> 0000
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dahua cms vs avermedia cms vs eclipse
tomcctv replied to ouijadon's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Hi. CMS is a software you would need to download for either aver/dahua or any other that has CMS. aver. and dahua both have webviewer (no software needed) and both have remote client. avers you download from webviewer while viewing or disk dahua you need to load from disk. CMS for both you need to load software -
Replacing first DVR after a week with better stuff
tomcctv replied to JoeLansing's topic in General Digital Discussion
I think its time to have this post removed. and the OP re-posts ...... the post is getting no where. to the point its useless -
Connecting DVR to multiple televisions
tomcctv replied to Stuart's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
KVM extender is the best way to go (cat5) plus a good KVM will also give you the control if your dvr has mouse operation. -
companies get these all the time afgan /qatar/nigeria. getting as much info as they can out of your company and weeks of work. qvis 32 out there you will be looking at £25-30k
