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you will need to load viewer onto the pc you have connected the hdd to. when loaded you will have to enter the date and time you need to view. here is a copy of the viewer. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Upload/Download/20080725114902545.zip

cant find any ref to that part number in the uk. so it looks like you will have to order it from america. this company has 1 listed in stock. http://www.timelapsesupply.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=TLS&Product_Code=0301-0949-01&Category_Code=

the quickest way is to get a usb extender i.e 5 port. and 5 moxa units. which will give you 5 com ports 1 for each register. http://www.moxa.com/product/UPort_1130_1130I.htm

this link to the pt head is nothing like the one in the first post. Really? I think the camera housing is very, very close to the OP. The PT mount is pretty close. (I'm discounting the lack of an arm in the second post as an optional accessory.) The proportions are off a little and there are some screw holes missing in the second post. I guess the question really is "What exactly is appealing about the first one and why not just order it from the original link?" so its not the same as the first post.

this link to the pt head is nothing like the one in the first post.

http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Upload/FAQ/NV_NX_NXU_SA_XR%20IP%20Camera%20Support%20List_20100206.pdf

hi bpzle. you need to ask avermedia usa why they are not selling the full avermedia mobile range. the uk one also has avermedias own 3g for remote viewing and also google tracking. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Products.aspx?CID=16

at the minimum you need an 8 camera system. and the price you have been given from a pro company is not that far off from you buying the equipment yourself. but if you want to install cheaper yourself then dont use cheap ebay crap. you would be better buying bits at a time i.e a good dvr and add cameras when you can. take a look at the adverts at the top of this page which will give you a good starting point.

not your internal ip your external ip has changed google myip

i did say about the check box. also your ip may have changed with you rebooting your system. google myip. also remove port 8080 or 80 dont use them ports. also were are you in the uk. who is your isp

manual, http://www.maplin.co.uk/Media/PDFs/N58HN%20Manual.pdf

not on line now.

I have a IDE to USB converter so I'll deffi hook them up to my pc tonight and format them. So all I do is format them and put them back in right? I also don't remember the password of my old DVR the one which was in my basement for a good while. I can't access the main menu, any suggestions? what make is your dvr.

were did you get the password. i have the manual here and its passwords are not 1234. you need the network box ticked page 14 manual to allow ie.

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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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