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.dav files extension means Dahua recorders Also, i'm every time wondering, about installers promises to customer.Like forensics search functionality. Lots of equipment manufacture companies can do ROI (Region Of Interest) search, but this is not "advanced motion search" ......... what ???

what make is your dvr ??? can you not narrow down your files to approx time of your footage needed

do you not have power in the garages to power your cameras local. and just use your cat5 for your ip camera. Great question, Tom. Yes, we do have power in the garages but we're powering everything - cameras, bridges, monitors and computers - from UPS's as a precaution. if you are protecting everything with UPSs then you will save with going POE with good switcher. then you will not need UPSs for your cameras.

do you not have power in the garages to power your cameras local. and just use your cat5 for your ip camera.

yes it can be done no problem at all. but i would use at least two dvrs/nvrs for that amount of cameras. you could use a 64way dvr but if it fails you have nothing.

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did you remove your pos devices from your unit before you did your upgrading. ??? and is your com port changing all the time

how do you have your pos connected to your dvr ???

you may have gone to far into your router settings. you only need services and firwall settings. click security once loged on to your router. then click services at the bottom of that window click add custom service. then choose a name for the service i.e cctv. then click TCP/UDP and then enter your ports number then click apply. you will need to do this for each port needed so cctv = 80 cctv1 = 6001 cctv2 = 6002 cctv3 =6003 now click firewall rules. filter name = dvr service = choose a rule you created i.e cctv(TCP/UDP 80) from drop down list. allow always your dvrs local ip 192.168.0.3 wan user = any do this for all your ports that you created and press apply after each. then your done. use google to find your external ip myip.com you can then log on as http://yourip/port.

CNB in the uk with ir is called VVP9324DNIR but only has a 15m ir range. but if you have good outdoor lighting they are very good. there is not much differance in size with the CNB vlp4026 which had 30-35m ir range bullet type.

why buy cheap .......... as in crap ....... at the end of the day you will just loose money. yes many large companys have the equipment made in china but with good quality control. then you have the bad side of china the copy side. cheap cameras cheap parts and no warranty.

one system you could look at is aver mobile. the problem is using a cost effective mobile network going on the Uverse network system might be a good one to look at in the UK it is supplied by vodafone and i think in america it is under AT&T http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=178 http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?Id=256&Tab=Specification

now you need to delete all the software you had for the aver and re-install now you have both cards attached

does it run on i catcher ????? does it say that anywere in the manual NO avermedias mistake no YOURs. yes. your familiar with computers ???? many people all over the world buy this card and are up and running in 30 mins. they follow the instructions. so whats your problem ???

sounds like you have not linked the cards together ............ page 20 of manual. http://www.cctvengineer.com/NV_series_Manual_EN_v7.7.pdf

this is a good little unit. you can connect your ptz without buying a controller. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=232

Tavcom are one of the best in the uk for training. but does cost. yes you will need experience to get into the industry. but that depends on your age. going by your name are you in bootle (liverpool)

the avermedia nano is ideal for what you need for showing standard or ip cameras. bpzle has used them he will be able to help with a price. ip camera listing ...... http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Upload/FAQ/EH%20Nano_Integrated%20IP%20Camera%20support%20list_1.0.0.93_1216.pdf dvr/ nvr ...... http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?Id=281 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cREqwenYnFI

i have used one of these for 10 years never let me down. testing is a major part of any install and looking for faults your meter is your best friend. flux T5

did you just transfer everything from your iphone 3g to your iphone 4 ??? have you tried downloading the app fresh to your iphone 4

so long as both are on your network. i.e your DVR and Cash register. but before you do anything we need to know if samsung is in your pos list. if not i will send you a patch.

you either put both onto your local network or if not networked use a crossover cable from each ethernet port. then go set-up / system / pos settings / drop down menu select samsung entre data port from cash register and then select overlay (which camera) or use hide option. (will show on playback or though search)

you dont need to buy anything ........... pos box is not needed for that cash register.

a till is a cash register. so you have samsung listed in your pos devices ???

yes your till will. you need to put your till onto the same network as your dvr and you can collect the data from there. you might need to update your software if your system is 3 years old ............ press f1 and post you software.