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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.

hi. how close are the dvr and register to each other. rs232 to rs485 will do. we use the moxa.

Hi do you know the make of your register ???

Hi no am in the uk. just thought it was better to give you a link to something in france. it is just a cheap device but best way for you to get your footage off your dvr in a workable format.

ce sera le moyen le plus rapide pour obtenir votre film éteindre votre DVR. il n'est en aucun cas un remplacement comme il est juste un enregistreur chers que les médias dossiers fles que vous pouvez convertir un CD ou un DVD USB 2.0 4 Canaux CCTV Vidéo Enregistreur pour DVR http://cgi.ebay.fr/USB-2-0-4-Canaux-CCTV-Video-Enregistreur-pour-DVR-/310299195490?pt=FR_LC_Informatique_Connectiques&hash=item483f45f862

hi yes you can just convert the footage from your dvr to video. and it has been done by many with your problem over the years. the problem is who uses a video now. the gizzmo will not send your fottage to your pc as vvf. it will be a file that you can use and convert to media. the gizzmo is just a cheap usb cctv recorder. one of the chanels goes to your dvr monitor output and you plug the usb into your pc

hi. you may find it quicker to just buy a cheap usb addaptor and play back your footage from the tv out of your dvr to a pc/laptop. then buy a good little DVR to replace yours.

Hi if you are new to networking. then i would do it the easy way sky (bt) will give you a static ip. then you will not need to use the likes of DYNDNS service.

it is staying on track. if your seeing network problems. then if you let people know what cameras of VMS you are using then we can compaire but you do install you have a blog and advert saying so. The topic is about HDcctv setting the new standard. And If i tell you that I don't install and you tell me that I do ---- then i really think you are better off just answering those questions on my behalf! tesc_cctvpro i asked a simple question. on what products you used if your seeing so much latency (your quote 90% of installs) it would have been good putting it into prospective . so it is part of the thread. you asked me to look at your website yesterday. your writing not mine. largest business ... Specializing in Surveillance System design and installation ... CCTV Video Surveillance, IP Technology & Solutions and before you have a go at me like you did yesterday. my questions were good but you dont seam to give a plain answer back. you go all around the the answer. you seem to be active on alot of forums. and what has come to light is you are doing alot of copy and pasting. so i can now see why you cant answer. another post were YOU say you install. Hi Guys, nice to join the group - off the bat, I want to start offering VAAS to my customers, where I only need to install IP cams on the premises. I don't know anything about it ---- so where do i go from here ill leave your posts alone now as it does not seam to be going anywere and when you ask people to look at your sit ( like me ) and you make a comment you dont install. and you have a go just because it says you do on your site does not make sence.

it is staying on track. if your seeing network problems. then if you let people know what cameras of VMS you are using then we can compaire but you do install you have a blog and advert saying so.

sorry but that just does not make sence. ok what have you used in the past and how did you find it. its good having someone that uses a wide range of VMS software. which one would you say was the overall best and did you use a wide range of cameras

tesc_cctvpro . what equipment and software do you use in your ip systems

90% is high. a cctv network should be dedicated all brand new and not used in connection with anything else. along with good switchers. that way latency is so low its not worth talking about

yes but have you download java first onto your samsung ??? http://www.defencemeasures.com/dm-5288.html# no its not avermedia. for avermedia you dont need java as this will come from the dvr when you first log on to it from windows. you just put avers java script after the dvr ip. but since you dont have an avermedia there is no point going though the settings

Hi your problem is you are using apps that are not compatable with either your dvr or that are not compatable with your phone. avermedia is a dedicated H264 app can only use with avermedia. for iphone or android // java software for anything else your samsung is windows so you will need a java app then you can download the avtech java viewer for there dvrs hikvision have a few for windows but again i would use the java viewer. from your windows mobile