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  1. Thats what im saying. Right now I have to run to my computer and open up the AvTech Video Server-E program and enter my password and login to view the video when I hear a noise .. because my other monitor went bad. Its a PITA and I wouldnt want a client to have to that unless thats really what they wanted. Sometimes before I can even login someone is banging at my door or staring in my window, I started to revert back to old school and just grab a weapon and run to the Window and look for now .. its quicker! But even that doesnt always work as someone stole my shoes (which were outside drying) one night out of site from the Window and time as I logged on to look at a camera in that area they had already walked away with them! rory your with friends.............. what size shoe do you take we will get some new ones to you some how. mmmmmmm did you not have a problem a few months ago (the bearfoot robber) he might have them i still think going hybrid and not full ip is the best way to go. still to many problems with full ip its just not realiable
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    Unknown CCTV System

    hi kingy17... the alarm input is not for a monitor. everything is composit so standard tv . the video in is to watch playback. you might be better letting people know were you are you might find a local guy on here who could make up all the leads you need. if you have not used BNC connectors before and you dont have the tool .....you will find it will safe you money just to buy.
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    Upgrade Advice Required

    avermedia gives you a lot more than GV does. when looking for avers you will see old cards ........look for w7 new cards. but if you are looking for only 8 way i would not build. just buy a hybrid
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    Unknown CCTV System

    Hi kingy17. all you need is some standard BNC leads made up for you. but it depends on how far your cameras are going to be from your unit. but before you install it all bench test your equipment first. (you do know your unit does not record) you will need a recorder
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    vcr to pc video connection

    Hi. the quickest way is by using a slingbox http://www.slingbox.com/go/slingbox very easy to connect to a timelaps.......and you will also get mobile viewing.
  6. Hi bpzle. does it make you want one
  7. Hi bpzle. the touch avers is a pc based (two types have been realeased) both being very powerfull with having the new atom chip. and another machine is the avers SA9000 pro. you will not use all the features on that ........and works well with the touch screen. i will see how much it will cost to send one to bpzle. if bpzle is ok about that.
  8. Hi tds1. if you can get the averdigi IWH3216 then all the better but the waiting list is long. the EH dvrs will only allow 1.3mp cameras on 7 of its channels and upto 5mp on the last. the good thing about avers is there is no cost for camera licences for any ip camera and now have most listed. you can update your dvr with new as they come out. am a big user of avermedia but i would say if it was me looking between the avers eh and the exacqvision .... i would go with the exacqvision. but the avermedia IWH3216 the exacqvision does not even come close to it.
  9. Hi kaon. best thing is if you cant find info on a product then stay away. and if they say is better than milestone and luxriot then l thats another problem. (dont listen to salesmen)
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    Avermedia NV5000 capture board questions

    this would not work it is a NV card. to do the above he would need another vga card. in his pc then please explain how he is going to run two monitors with only 1 output.
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    a newbies question about ports.

    Hi cillath. you will need to give more info. like type of dvr you have. some dvrs you can give ports to and others need what the manufactura says.
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    Avermedia NV5000 capture board questions

    this would not work it is a NV card. to do the above he would need another vga card. in his pc
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    Long distance camera power supply?

    Hi SEANHAWG. what you have to remember is the bi-wave is for 12v cameras and the 28v on the power supply is when it will be used to its maximum .....voltage drop. (gives you 12v at camera)
  14. the problem you are going to have is. you are asking for a way to reset your dvr. you will not find that info on the forum. and if you dont have cameras you could use then you are also not an installer (dont know of any installers who does not have cameras) and you dont have the master password or you would see files.
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    Avermedia NV5000 capture board questions

    you could just use the TV out on the card to go to a second monitor (must have composit) but it is best to keep both systems apart
  16. Hi with a DM part of its O/S is on the H/D now if this is not a dvr you know about i would just say add some cameras and let it record over ... set everything at its highest and it should be clear in a few days
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    Long distance camera power supply?

    Hi toughman. i would look at using bi-wave connectors. and at 1.100ft you will have no problem using them and the good thing is they come with a power supply to run a camera with audio down i coax. i have never had a problem using them. http://biwave89.sg1001.myweb.hinet.net/images/VDS21002200%20Diagram.pdf
  18. it will have its own password........... do you not have it............. if not then its a phone call to DM to see what there cost is
  19. hi you dont have a problem with your dms. they are just password protected....... hold menu button down for 6 seconds then enter password.
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    Eleveator camera noise

    Hi Mecca. you have another problem when installing cameras in a lift and this also applies to installing on ships. you have a problem called frequency noise. (vibration) your body cant feel this in the lift but it will make your camera vibrate. so first go in the lift start it moving and hold your thum against the camera and see if your problem stops.
  21. CNB do a good set-up but expensive completely integrated rapid deployment CCTV solution. Comprising a High-speed dome, 500Gb HDD and 3G modem the RD3GWIFI/500 is a 'Go Anywhere' solution - able to be installed in any location with 3G coverage. The RD3GWIFI/500 offers up to real-time recording, remote operation over secure connection to take cables and wires out of the installation. The RD3GWIFI/500 offers exceptional benefits Portability Operate a total monitoring solution anywhere with 3G, GPRS, Broadband or Wi-Fi coverage. Complete Solution Supplied as a 'one box' solution - A complete PTZ camera, 500Gb on-board DVR and 3G modem. Rapid Deployment Can be rapidly deployed to any location and is ideal as a temporary, portable camera sending live images direct to a PC, laptop or dedicated monitoring station. Go anywhere with 3G Transmission The camera can be set-up anywhere with 3G coverage. The dome can be linked to the mains or battery supply so it can be installed even in the most remote locations. Suitable for a wide range of applications Temporary Installations Remote Locations Problematic Wireless/Cable installations Construction Sites Fly-tipping Household Waste recycling centres General Site Security Covert Monitoring Anti-Social Behaviour Unit comprises VHSD-770EXT camera module, 500Gb HDD, 3G modem, pole bracket, test 3G sim card and flight case.
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    Is this power ok?

    Hi madkad. you may find it better to wait and replace the power unit with the right size. you can pick them up cheap enough. saves having problems.
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    1st post - advice wanted for home setup

    OMG!!! Returned items?!?! That is a definitely no-no!! I won't wanna jeopardizing any security with a returned product. wat do mean by "box sets"?? referb dvr cheap cameras cheap power supply all in 1 box ............ never a good idea
  24. yes it started off as one of these ......$2000 toyota MR2
  25. Pearwood. you get what you pay for ............. can i interest you in this
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