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This is going to be another good long running post. whos idea is it to use Nitrogen Pressurized Cameras. because you dont want to use wipers. WIPERS are on the outside of the camera. so if you are in a enviroment that needs wipers you will still need them. it might be better if you post your contractors plan. a 200 camera system needs very good planning. things like redwall sensors alarm inputs and whos software are you going to use. does it have a good cms software. like your monitor wall a great deal of thought needs to go into it. to watch 200 cameras you will need at least 16 monitors (12 cameras on each) then extra for alarm alerts (another 2 at least) and i would also use nvrs. having 200 cameras going back to a server in the security room does not make the system secure i would use a few nvrs around the complex (if the security office gets hit everything goes off) its going to be interesting reading comments on this post.

its a mobotix. and a very good camera.

Hi benny. start with this link. and ask if they have a distributor near you. or ask rory. but googling giovision is a waste of time. they are so many clone cards about it is just not worth it. but you are not going to buy cheap cards. pro equipment like geovision are one of the leaders and worth spending money. good for you and also your customer to have there support. http://www.usavisionsys.com/index.php

if you are looking for a cheap dvr card then buy from the site you listed. that is a cheap card. just remember clone cards are bad news ALL CHEAP CARDS are bad news.

avermedias ddns site needs your ports to be 5550 and 5555 and 9999. if your ports are not set to this it will reject you. if you need more help i have just pm you.

black box with ual and dvd on the side. it is a levi. and you can only use usb ports at the back. i will send you an email.

sounds like you have the Leviathen dvr. if you are using a memory pen to take footage off. the dvr has usb at the front of the machine and on the back. you have to use the usb on the back of the machine to take footage off

hi L_doug. do you know which ljd you have ??? or what it looks like. what does the start-up screen say when you switch it on.

this might be of interest. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?Id=131&Tab=SystemRequirement#Motherboard

try going into your pc sound prop. and remove the tick on echo and reverb

if it was that easy we would all buy fakes.

no problem dave. just nice to see the forum working well in helping. how is the industry in ireland. ???

sounds like you are entering your set-up with a user password. you need to enter the admin password to have full control. or you have not stopped your dvr from recording. before you can change the settings.

to mix and match your old cameras with new and also ip then i would take a look at the avermedia http://www.avermedia-usa.com/surveillance/productdetail.aspx?id=66 also you can now try the software for 30 days. see link and have a play. http://www.avermedia-usa.com/surveillance/AVerMediaTrialsoftware.aspx

the dvr listed is only cif recording. the higher the cif the better or D1. gives you much better video quality. So what is the difference in “potential” quality of CIF vs. 4CIF? Resolution quantifies only how close pixels or lines can be to each other and still be visibly resolved. A 4CIF image “can” potentially produce a better quality image then a CIF image because the more pixels used to represent an image; the closer the result can resemble the original. and this is the main thing you look for when buying a dvr. and the price of the system you listed you can buy a good 4 channel d1 dvr.

i would look at something better. the recording is crap. plus its a no name. take alook at avtech or the avermedia eb1304 sata. both are very good little units and both have good back-up. the cameras on the site you listed are good i.e cnb http://www.cctvsecuritypros.com/1sosuhadccd.html ideal for watching your yard.

i have also moved away from 7.7 and i buy my dvrs built from avers. 7.7 works well with the remote imatrix software from avers it has some good features on it

Hi jason. the dvr you have listed is cif recording very bottom range so i would say buy better. if you are not bothered about recording outside then take a look at the mobotix Q24 or if that is a bit over your price then i would recommend this http://www.avermedia-usa.com/surveillance/productdetail.aspx?id=18 with 3 internal cameras and 1 external at the front. and if you stay with a brand name dvr you will have a good back-up service and having that alone will save you $$$

tweaks you are a bloody good sales man if that was the case it would show on any camera. its either a cheap camera or bad settings

http://www.cam-techsecurity.co.uk/cctv-cctv-specialist-cameras--new-metal-mickey-cctv-camera-and-thermal-imager-for-kent-london-installation.htm next time you look at the camera take a look at what it is seeing. some here are watching a bank entrance. but the cam is 700m away small but powerfull and mega bucks

looks just like a camera called the metal mickey. very powerfull camera. they are all over the place in the uk. SPEC, 750mts range The new "Metal Mickey" MIC1-412 Thermal installed by Cam-tech is able to give an optical overview of a scene thanks to its integrated day/night camera then, at the flick of a switch in the control room, the camera delivers thermal images with a detection range of over 780 metres. A number of thermal modes are afforded to the user including white hot, black hot and fire and ice displays. Brushless motor The MIC1-412 Thermal is machined from 6mm aluminium and rated to IP67 making it the most ruggedised optical and thermal CCTV solution currently available. Brushless motor It is the latest in Forward Vision's MIC1 series to feature brushless motor technology as standard. The brushless motors deliver unrivalled silent pan-tilt-zoom operation while groundbreaking 'resolver' technology provides the camera operator with a full 360° continuous rotation pan and an unprecedented 320° tilt control - all with pin-point accuracy. Peter Dobson, one of Forward Vision's founding engineers, states "A pre-production MIC1-412 was unveiled at the Extreme Group's recent Open Days in Manchester and London, generating a number of orders. Buyers told us they liked its ability to cover all aspects of detection and surveillance in one extremely flexible unit, regardless of the installed environment and conditions."

you will need something like this on each of your monitors. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=76

Tom. this is not a good idea. not only will you be monitoring your system but others will also. never give your ip to a 3rd party viewing company

take a look at the password you are using. are you on full admin password or user password.