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Hi. Your post is very confusing nvr dvr ptz bnc windows ie6 all your listed components are analog no pc needed all controlled by dvr with monitor attached and as far as your ptz cameras sorry but your cameras are standard and not ptz the cw484 also known as SD3 Sanyo is a standard analog dome camera with no control for your camera distance power cameras with 24v ac and just plug bnc into dvr add monitor and that’s it

Hi your system has nothing to do with Technomate offices in London you have a TVT system and all you need to do is scan the qr code again and also make sure NAT is ticked in network settings did you install yourself or by a company

Hi which app are you using

Hi I would go cat5 much easier to work with and gives you more options do both locations have the same power feed

Hi. Do you know the resolution of your ahd cameras If you can ……remove all cameras from dvr and only plug 1 of your ahd into port 1 and see what you get on screen

Hi. Your pictures look like a network problem are you on a private network as your out of range for a standard LAN what is your routers local iP?

hi. IP is a good option and easy for you to install but let me limit your options bing … hive …..simplysafe ….. nest ….. ring are not cctv they are smart devices don’t waste your money or time on them …. Off-site recording …. Monthly subscription costs on some yes lorex is over priced but it’s a dahua system you need to look at TVT nvr we’re are you based

Hi it depends on your budget. as far as motion detection……. Motion is much better…… with having pre and post recording going 24/7 is useless how many cameras are you looking for

Hi. Then your looking at old systems … at least 10 years old your on a proprietary system … that’s standard multi core cable (phone wire) which is 100ohm analog is 75ohm coax or cat5 with baluns to turn cat5 from 100ohm to 75ohm you are just wasting time and money trying to get your old Samsung cameras to run on a modern dvr the dvr you would be looking at is a 4 in 1 which takes analog and also modern digital cameras cvi tvi ahd …… but your 580tvl cameras will not work on ….. plus Samsung din cameras would also need you to install a power supply and it is not a standard 12v 5 amp

Hi that’s the other problem …… 600 (580) tvl is not high resolution plus that is analog which is mostly not used any more look for HD digital or iP system and you will need new cable runs either coax or cat5 the Samsung cables you have will not run modern cameras

Hi unfortunately no system is too old you could split the 6pin din plug up to provide power video and audio but the problem is your cameras are low cif 360 and are 100 ohm so not worth the work involved this is the same with most proprietary systems i would also not look at Samsung as your next system

Hi Most wireless systems don’t last long plus your stuck if even 1 camera goes down there are other ways to have a wireless system for example you can run iP camera data over your existing power cables … this also means you don’t have to bother about wireless range these are called power adapters that just plug into your existing power sockets yes doing it this way is above your budget but if you add to your system over time you will end up with a reliable system your budget should get you a nvr recorder and two 6 or 8 mp cameras to start with

Emily123 is spamming it’s just wireless junk

Is this all your going to do ? Spam 5 year old posts

Hi. Yes it’s a bit of hit and miss if you don’t do it quick enough then it does not work also every time if fails best waiting for a few minutes before trying again

Hi do you have the remote control for your unit

Hi is it not better using the qs app than 3rd party

Hi. I think your mixing up grounding and shielding I would keep your system install basic none of your runs are beyond the cable limits direct burial cat5e to each camera will not only make install easier and no grounding needed but no switches needed which is better for 4k

Hi with you talking grounding it sounds like you was doing lightning protection but I think your talking ground loop problems …. there is no ground loop problems with iP cameras …. Plus no point going with they cost for metal rj45 when camera ports is plastic……. Standard rj45 with cat6 is all you need choice of equipment ….. from your pictures it looks like a school which gives you a few problems …….. first dahua equipment in a government building second is the strict audio laws in cali not allowed in schools And something else to consider domestic cameras in commercial setting is ok except cameras are in place to collect information so there best just sitting on a wall or post doing there job they become useless and even warn criminals of camera location red. /blue flashing light white strobe light and a siren only alerts people to the location of the camera ………. the school will only be replacing damaged cameras every few weeks

Hi. With the cable runs I would go cat6 but I would not bother with grounding going steel rj45 only gives a path to all your equipment Are you looking at lightning issues for grounding cable how many cameras and what make

I think you need to get your eyesight fixed first before a coat it’s a cctv forum

Hi it depends on your budget the cheap solar from eBay or Amazon is just wasting money as it does not last and most of it needs China servers to run ip cameras with power line adapter is much better than wireless then you would only need an iP camera but it’s also pointless if not recording the footage with either a nvr or a camera that has SD card storage

Hi. No it’s not a 4 digit password it is 6 on that dvr to reset also when people ask for password rest it is best to check reply’s same day as code changes every 24hrs

Hi usually the defaults password for that dvr is leave password blank or 888888

Hi. The problem with these cheap P2P cameras is the first initial setup …… using there qr code….. registration is already done at there server it says it is onvif which I doubt is true can you get the external iP of the camera ? you might have to go into your router log and look for attached devices to find the IP address you also need to do this to remove it so as the P2P no longer connects