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nice one mate. I must have been looking for custimer support on tehir IK based website tech support is country based. if you are in america or canada then the above is ok if not you will need to find the closest to you.

hi are these new or secondhand. you may need to reset your controller and then re-enter your tours. controller may still of had some old tours on time select

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yes no problem just pm it

hi. first in services please do the following name enter CCTV type choose TCP/UDP start port 8888 finnish port 8888 then press apply Now choose Firewall Rules: name the service CCTV1 service ... in the drop down you will find the one we made in the first part CCTV.TCP/UDP 8888.8888 action click always send to Lan server you need to enter 192.168.0.3 Wan user click any then leave the rest and click apply. then logout of your router. and give that a go. remember you cant login to your own network using your external ip

good little cheap 1.3mp camera with sound software to record/ send alerts wireless or wired. http://www.aver.com/Surveillance/Product/Detail.aspx?id=227

you can go upto 12v 5amp if you wished. your cameras will only draw what they need. but you still have the problem of your cable i would not up grade your power without doing your cable the power supply 19 volts .... has nothing to do with your cameras it just the dvr power.

what camera are you looking at adding. also there was an avers ip patch released in may with 42 more added

no your not right. lead kits are rubbish. you have cheap wire going to a phono then to a phono to BNC at both ends of your cable. lots of connections best not used on 1 cable run. then the cable not good for video and the powerside to small .............. cut a power plug off and see how easy it is to snap a bit off with your finger. were are you located. do you have a cctv supplier you could take a camera to to test ??? you can do it yourself but you would need some good coax BNC crimp tool and also know how to fit it. and also a good power unit.

hi beams dont detect motion. works by braking beam

no not copy. your dvr will be fine. you have budget cameras and budget dvr. but you are linking everything to gether with cheap nasty cable and power unit. RG59 i have seen over 10 years old still working the lead kits you get with budget i have seen the ends pull of as you get them out of the box. you may have hit your cable with hammer while cliping or cliped the wire to tight and damaged the cheap lead kit.

what i would do is change all BNC connectors. you could have a bad ground on 1 or 2 of the cameras. what happends if you start to plug a camera one at a time into dvr ??? also seen this on 16 way power supply were it had a bad neutral to some cameras (bad solder on board) and the camera is picking it up though BNC

if it can go back then yes i would. if you break the system up all you have bought is a dvr and 4 cameras. lead kits and cheap power units alway need slinging in the bin. have you tride to take footage off the dvr. also try that.

not a slip of the tongue ill stand by it. cameras to be used at alert motion back to dvr to send report or alert does not work hence why i said beams. also beams are more reliable than PIR (which give the same problem false alarms)

i would still do the testing first before you send your cameras back. the avtech is a well used dvr ok low budget but works. cameras .. yes cheap. but you also have very cheap lead kits. not good for cctv at all. the power supply is also cheap spec says 2amp all your cameras will need a little more than that come night and IR comes on. if 2 or 3 of your cameras try to switch on ir at the same time you dont have enough power. i.e you will loose a camera or images will become bad try each camera in you tv see what image you get. with cheap box systems it is best to at least change cables and power units

lead kits and cheap plug in power supply. could be your first problem. just for a little test un plug all your cameras and just plug 1 into dvr and only have that one on the power supply. and see how that camera goes though the night. (see if your ir come on) but i would look at replacing all the leads with RG59 and a good power supply unit.

I think you need to elaborate on this incorrect statement. if you have motion set on your dvr to be triggered via your camera .... then it does not work .... or unreliable. or gives false alarms. both of which i mean does not work.

hi. hope this helps http://www.skyuser.co.uk/tutorials/1199.html

hi direct to your dvr

hi yes it should do if you have asigned your dvr ip (192.168.0.3) to port 8888

hi. what sort of budget are you looking at. if it is very low then yes you will find many bad ip webcam type. ip can be budget to the 1000s take a look here viewtopic.php?f=22&t=20564

hi you did fine as to the above. what you needed to do was type your ip as .... http://your DYNDNS :8888

the quickest way is with 2 of the moxa that i listed above linked with cat5. from your register to your dvr. you set both up to the same protocol (set both to general first) or another way is over the lan (if your register does back office)

hi. a cctv system can be a expensive asset if you just want to monitor. the first thing you are going to say once you have installed your system and you get an event is :::::: i wish i had a better image. unless your system is monitored 24/7 then i would look at either using 1 or 2 of your cameras for entry exit points (at least try get make model of car) or an image you can use of a person. also motion detection does not work when activated by cameras and you also get the same false alarms with pir sensors. you are always better with the likes of optex beams. you may want to install your system yourself but i would take the time to talk with a engineer (plenty on here from canada) it could save you money

with only 10m then just connect each via rs232. the settings are in pos set-up. just select test and set your register and see what text you get.