tomcctv

i would go for the nv7240 it does alot more than the GV.

The inclusion of a manual that did not list the card in question was just a further aggrevation on top of the refurbished ripoff. However I just might take your advice and contact Aver support to ask them just how firmly I need to press the NV8416 pcie x4 card into a pcie x1 slot. the manual does not list the card in question...........yes it does ........EVa i dont understand your problem. are you having problems on how to build a system.

Hi chaos. were are you getting your data from i.e poll display or printer. and you will need the pos box.

you might find it better to go power / video / audio over single coax this way is good for 500m

AT 150m you need a amplifier (not a standard tv type)

JC322 is right its not hard to get the manual. here it is in pdf http://www.cctvengineer.com/NV_series_Manual_EN_v7.7.pdf

On good faith I had my client purchase two of these cards. I would not have recommended them if I had known they were refurbished with only a one year warranty instead of two. So much for the faith in their repairs! I do know how to download the latest software thank you:) When I receive an open boxed item that was once repaired with only half the warranty period and no user manual pertaining to the item I would declare that outright fraud PERIOD!!! And no I haven't talked to them yet as I am bundling it up and returning it along with cancelling the Visa charge upon proof of return. if your client purchased the cards how do you know he was not offered referb cards. to save costs. and as you have stated you have not spoken to cctv mega yet. i think you need to talk with the company before you accuse them of fraud.

CCTV mega store are a good company. have you talked to them about your problem ??? and all avers use the same software so no problem there but i would run 7.7 if you need a copy i will send you one.

this will be your problem. max run for cctv 100m. you will need to add a booster to get to 200m He just said there's no problem with that setup... you would not see a problem when using a dvd player as he has said as a dvd player has a much stronger signal. you will not get a cctv output to run 200m without a amplifier.

this will be your problem. max run for cctv 100m. you will need to add a booster to get to 200m

what size do you have 4-8-16 way. and what info do you need.http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/75303.pdf

Hi Tom. it may be time consuming and costly but having cctv installers licencened is a good thing. and will pay in the end. i take it you only lay the cables for other cctv companys and this is why you need the licence. but looking at your existing buisness you are telecoms. this is also a buisness that is changing dramatically with the groth of internet phone systems and cctv is also in its ip systems is also a part of this so it could be a update to your existing buisness to get the licence. (a buisness always needs to move forward)

Hi scorpion. your info for avtech support on your site is very good and as you can see from the likes of alexa and statbrian you also get a high number of hits. just in the last 3 months your site has gone up 17%. you have put alot of work into your site and you supply even better info than avtech. and at the end of the day you are helping avtech customers and you should be payed by avtech. with that many hits to your site i would look at advertising space (starting with avtech) but dont shut it down.

you cant do this with the cameras you listed plus the first post asked for poe. this is 1.3mp

Hi msw1090. yes it is feasible. but can you let us know what level of protection you need. (what will you be monitoring) you can go for a system like listed above but you will be buying cheap and unbranded (no back-up ) and as far as the last post yes you can go ip (will give you good FOV) than standard cameras. take a look at axis cameras in the camera demo site on this forum.

whats the matter scorpion. have you not got any work on.

Hi cop what type of RS 232 to RS 485 converter did you use. can you link a pic .

you could find a nice very cheap unit. but you will only end up loosing a customer and also problems. if you are a installer you should know what the least you would install. and do its job. i install avtech or avers as budget 4 ways if your customer does not want to pay that much just walk away

Spanish to English translation. The sale of alarms and surveillance cameras in Spain has increased 33 percent between 2008 and 2010, with Madrid's city with the highest demand for devices with C-7 Security as one of the leading companies in the sector. Most of the clients of C-7 Security is only seeking control of their homes and businesses, despite that 80% percent of these already had an alarm system. Similarly, the second reason to buy devices with image is 'strengthen' the safety .. As customers of C-7 security you know, buy alarms and security systems to permit verification through image represents a significant advantage for any citizen because it guarantees attention 'immediate' intrusion situations, robberies, thefts, among other

these are very good cameras i use these on hotel installs. i would use 3 of these http://www.cnbusa.com/en/html/product/product.php?seqx_prod=417 and 1 of these http://www.cnbusa.com/en/html/product/product.php?seqx_prod=1043 and record and control them using one of these http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=232

Hi JW. can you email me the picture. i have pm you my email.

Hi gcfly. were are you based

Hi. all cables you intend using are fine. its a good idea to future prof your cable so as you can go standard or ip and extra from sound or telementry.

Hi aylasa. no need to go black and white. i would recomend the sanyo HD http://www.fullhdcctv.com/