tomcctv

thanks, you are right they are similar...here is link to their spec sheet http://www-public.tnb.com/ps/fulltilt/index.cgi?part=SNS1P59BNC problem is they are more than 6.00 per fitting, if you can believe that....i am calling one of my distributors to see if they can get them and at what cost to me, they carry other t&b fittings so i dont see why not..... from one of the advertisers from the top of this site. http://www.bulkcctvstore.com/BNC-RG59-Compression-Connectors-p121.html

this is the only place you can buy them from . i use rs components in the uk but they also have a outlet in america please see link http://www.alliedelec.com/search/searchresults.aspx?N=0&Ntk=Primary&Ntt=bnc+compression

screw on type with cover is 1000 time better than compression type even on ships. plus every othe bnc clamps inner and outer with steel or copper. compression holds it with a plastic coller. how is that better. and you dont buy bnc connectors because they LOOK professional

the problem is you have port 80 set at both tcp and udp. should give your dvr a port away from 80. as far as the porn this will be down to him or his staff and the cookies restarting because of your tcp udp set for all traffic

does your dvr only have usb back-up or does it also have a cd (were are you)

avermedia can be progammed to do detection alarm/ also send pre and post alarms/ security alert detect. but you need to run cms3000 for all this.

either the drive path has not been changed to usb from cd. or you need viewing software which should have come with your unit.

most good systems will do this now. even send clips from your dvr. avermedia and also the avtech do this.

so you have added another ptz to the system and thats when you start getting the problem.??????? have you connected the new ptz camera power to the existing power supply. it sound like a power problem. add a new supply to your new ptz

ebay is full of them just like vin2install says. like my earlier post. why not use screw or crimp. bnc

yes i have seen this a few times. when you first put new H/Drives in your dvr they will format. and you cant format them again (to stop people removing footage) what you will have to do is remove all H/Drives and format them on another machine or on your pc. then reinstall them.

very good cameras. i use cnb all the time. if you pm me i will let you log on to a customer to see the quality.

use them once about a year ago ..............then replaced them with screw on. standard types: either screw on or 3pc crimp on.

thanks, but no dice......try doing a search for them....cant get them anywhere why do you want to use this type of fitting. over the standard type.

Hi elektryk. what is it you need and were are you (area)

this can be done but you will still need to run cat5 or alarm cable for the ptz data.

Hi bpzle. i have the same problem i have a customer looking for 4 Q24 the only reason we cant go ahead is no demos. mobotix are just not interested.

Hi epos man. what company do you work for. many cctv systems now have epos programes built in and also you can buy retro fitt to attach to existing cctv systems (even if it is 10 years old) where are you based and can you send me your contact.

i can send you as many as you like from the uk Do they autoswitch from PAL to NTSC? How much do they go for over there? My expereince from splitting my time between the US/UK is that if I pay a dollar for it here, I'll pay a pound for it in the UK, and that means everything costs between 1.5 and 2x more. For comparison I could go out today and buy an EB1304MOB for $400 / GBP250 new. How does that compare? Hi scruit. yes you are out by $10. i will pm you the link dont want to post it on here trade prices.

you just need to plug the lens into the side of the camera. and set it up from the onboard display.

yes i have 3 axis cameras set up this way there is a bit of a delay but it works.

i can send you as many as you like from the uk

yes you could use your timelaps video. no problem to wiring both cameras. all you need is some RG59 cable with power some bnc connectors and a power supply. if you let the guys on here know were you are (area) you may get someone close to you who could supply the parts.

sorry i sent wrong link. it is also made in IDE.

the HD problem was they would only run on WD green (lowpower) silly thing there is i was running one of the WD blue series which is on the hardrive compatibility list for the 1304mob. do you know what the hardrive power limits are ? i might get another of the blue drives or get the bigger version (more cache but more power hungry). the blue only has 16mb cache and the green has a 64mb cache. the green also uses a lot less power so not putting a load on your dvr. http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.asp?driveid=773