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were did you get the password. i have the manual here and its passwords are not 1234.

you will need to reformat the drives. re install your hard/drives and see if you can format them. if not format from pc.

yes it logs on with port 5550 Can you see the cameras then?... or just you got to the login screen? password is 1234 just login screen. you might be able to just have 1 viewer at a time. change your password as you will have loads of people trying to log on.

yes it logs on with port 5550

if you change your port forward from 8080 to something like 5550. you will get on remote. who is your isp ???

Hi Alastair. it will just be a log on problem. but your best idea is to take it back. this is a bad range of dvr from maplins. forget about the network see how long it takes to do a back-up and see if you can play it back. last month i had 3 service calls to maplins dvrs

you would be best contacting your installer to reset your system. passing passwords over a forum is not a good thing. and as you are not an engineer.

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the recording is full hd very good video . just like watching tv

sanyo have a HD camera that will do the job. it will record 1080p to a external H/ drive. spec : The VCC-HD4000P uses groundbreaking technology to offer improved picture quality, giving vast improvement in image sharpness. The dual streaming of H.264 and JPEG enable high definition recording, (internally or externally) and real time H.264 live monitoring at the same time. Images can be recorded onto SD/SDHC memory card and also to a external hard drive via USB. These features allied with a 4 million mega pixel progressive scan sensor and 10 x built in optical zoom lens mean crystal clear images are available for a range of applications and situations where it was not previously possible. Ideal for banking, retail and all remote surveillance applications, the VCC-HDN4000P brings broadcast quality imaging to the CCTV industry.

you will find its the frequency 2.4ghz it will be fine if you go around everyone in a 600feet range and ask them all to switch of cordless phones / wireless routers / bluetooth phones / video senders. you need to get higher frequency 5.2ghz

Hi thewireguys. i dont know if this is available yet in the states. but avermedia have a full new range of mobile dvrs. gps/ google/3g (avermedias own) also alarm alert for drivers. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Products.aspx?CID=16

this is a standard crossover cable. only to be used when connecting to pc without going though network.

which system are you connecting too ???

you need to entre averdigi viewer in istore if you have problems i can send you the app

Hi to start you off take a look at the link below i have one getting shipped over from the states to try. you do need to install your own camera into the unit. but the system comes with 15 detectors. geovision is a good start. and will do most of your needs. but find a good installer who knows geovision. some good guys on the forum. just let them know were you are. http://futuresentry.com/

Do you mean you want the camera to record each day for 2 weeks ????? Forget for how long i will save it Like this: 1 picture/day so 1 picture (photo) or a full days video (footage) take a look at link it will let you do what you want. http://www.milestonesys.com/

Do you mean you want the camera to record each day for 2 weeks ?????

Hardwired is right. try moving away from wireless. you will wish you had when installed. the cameras still need power feed so like hardwire said use RG59 with power and put a small dvr buy your power outlet. then link dvr upto your existing tvs. a good little dvr is the avermedia. if you are going to fit cctv fit something that works. http://www.avermedia-usa.com/surveillance/productdetail.aspx?id=18

now you have your fps sorted when you buy cards look for a good recording res. just pm you.

it will not belong before a licence is needed in Ireland. so dont start off on the wrong foot. soundy and scorpion have given you good advice. go and spend sometime in the shop take a note pad and make a sketch. look around all the outside of the store. see what lighting they is and also like scorpion has said look around the bin area (also remember cctv is not just for customers bad staff as well) does the shop sell beer ??? if so you have to have a cctv trail i.e from shelf to till to leaving the store this also includes outside the front of the store. so as the owner can proof he has not sold to underage kids. if you pm me i will send you the goverment advice sheets. you can also give your customers a copy. as far as equipment dont do as many installers in ireland and the uk are doing. buying cheap chines rubbish with a mark up of 1000% and your customer having a crap system. you have on of the biggest cctv suppliers in euroupe in ireland. RF Concepts who will give you all the help you need.

you are best looking at getting 15 fps with good recording quality. remember fps has nothing to do with quality of footage. as far as building your own dvr. and if you have not done it before i would just buy a good hybrid system which will give you the option to up-grade later to ip cameras. you are looking at 24 cameras then you need two 16 cards and that alone willl eat away at $2000. then your H/drives and also cost of pc. build or buy is your choice. too options. http://www.avermedia-usa.com/surveillance/productdetail.aspx?id=33 http://www.avermedia-usa.com/surveillance/productdetail.aspx?id=62

What is the point of this hight strip camera. you need the hight in the image. why not have a normal hight strip and a good camera looking at the door way

i stoped using the 1304mob and for 3 weeks i have had running in a cab the 1304 sata with no problems at all even with pwerering down and up all the time. good to see you have found the fault

if you need to ask god about geovision he goes under the name of rory on the forum. he is the guy for geovision.