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Hi can you post a image of your menu screen
or provide a make and model
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6 minutes ago, Kelly3533 said:Dad just checked the cameras and you are correct there not red🤣🤦🏻♀️. Dad have had it set up like that for 2 years now with no problem. So is this setup dangerous 😳? . Right what do we need to do next please Tom, as in what do I need to purchase to get it working again
Ok then you need to order another power supply
I have picked this one because it’s easier to install
all you need to do is unplug the black leads from the red plugs and plug in the new ones from this kit and you should be ok to go
you also get a plug adapter with this kit but you don’t need it
just plug 4 red into the 4 new black and the other end of the pig tail goes direct into new power supply lead
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2 hours ago, Kelly3533 said:Direct to the dvr
Then that is your problem
it sounds like who ever installed your system cut corners …. A bad corner at that
all analog systems must have two power supplies one that should power dvr only and another to power cameras only
but it looks like your installer cut corners and only used the one that came with the dvr and split the power between dvr and cameras which is not good
a quick test is to go outside now (as it’s dark) and see if the cameras glow red
(They won’t be)
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Ok what is that power supply plugged into
does it go direct into dvr or into pigtails
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Can you post a picture of power supply connected
your picture showing the red plugs this is the power for the cameras so must be going to a power supply
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Also in one of your screen images in your first post it shows ahd in the centre… your camera picture only shows standard analog
on your monitor screen you need to change format …. Do this….. on monitor screen next to cam number (bottom left) on every camera press the little white square with your mouse
each time you press wait a few seconds on each push of square … it should change ahd to tvi to cvi to cvb …… see if any image starts to show
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Hi. Can you take a picture of the power supply we’re the black end leads go into red in your picture
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3 hours ago, Andy Stankovich said:Hi. I am hoping that someone out there knows how to get a Panasonic WJ 316A to boot up?
Previously it worked but i have tried to access some footage and it will not do anything except turn on and the green light on front turns on and thats it!
Is it possible to read the hard drive externally? how would i do that?
Any advice for a frustrated Australian would be greatfully received.
Hi. Depending on how important the footage is ……. Your looking at a 21 year old cif recorder
you will need a hard drive reader that uses a IDE drive that’s your first cost
then if you get that far without being ask to format ….. you need to search 4 partitions on the drive……. Partition 3 will have the files on that you need …. Partition 4 will have backup and file player ……. But that’s your next problem ….. they won’t run on newer pc as the licence will have run out …… sometimes resetting time and date on your pc to something like 2006 @12.00pm
its not going to be cheap and very time consuming …. Also footage is cif and not very clear so might not be any good for legal use
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Hi is this a shop or office space ?
we’re are you located ?
your pictures still don’t show power supply for cameras …. If you follow the yellow camera leads they should take you to a power supply (red plug)
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4 hours ago, Kelly3533 said:Went from a 12v 3.0 to a 12v 5.0 but was told that's fine
Hi your system should have two power supplies
one that plugs direct into recorder and another one just to power the cameras …. Do you know we’re that one is
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Hi. Which power did you change … dvr or camera power (you should have more than one power)
your image shows camera power loss
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Hi we’re are you based and I’ll find links to your area
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59 minutes ago, blackbox39 said:Hi all installed 3 hilook colour vue and power suply with baluns and cat 5,the power has a 4 way spliter,im only geting picture from 2 cams 3rd cam was melting balun at dvr,checked that i didnt mix up power and video and all was correct,
Hi powered baluns are your problem … I would swap them out for normal baluns
the reason why
power baluns don’t use all remaining cores for power which effect’s camera power
standard baluns only need 1 pair for image … you then spit the other pair’s for positive and negative power…… I would also use another power adapter…. Two on each and the reason for this is if you have a faulty camera it does not take them all out
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Hi it depends on what part of the world your in and the environment statement set by your area
enviromental fee in some areas and what products can’t be passed on to a customer as it’s designed to reduce plastics that company uses
imports of goods in plastic boxes or bags and also covers foam packaging …. All of which could of been packed in something more environmentally friendly
I would research plastic tax in your area
basically it’s a tax on plastics a company uses to reduce the tax they change to better packaging ….. it’s not right they should pass on that charge to a customer so they can pay that tax
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Hi. There is no point cutting corners The cables from lorex are not the best and already let you down … I would replace
going from 6 core to 4 is also not a good idea
infact pin 1 is not power it is Tdata
4&5 is power + and 7&8 is power -
putting new ends on is simple using T568B wire diagram which is standard
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2 hours ago, bob_4323 said:I note your comment on the voltage drop over 5mts+, if used over 5+ mts assume instead of a USB hub connected adjacent to a PC/Device you would need to then hop onto IP with POE to continue the run, with one of these:
5V PoE Splitter, 48V to 5V 2.4A Adapter with Micro-USB Plug, for IP CameraWhy on earth do it that way ….. now your looking at injectors costs and also having to keep a pc on …… since your looking at injectors at each camera …. Why on earth not just use iP camera instead
but again another problem usb data from camera …. What do you think that data distance is ?
also I’ll point out all your links are to usb WEBCAM devices. …… don’t get them mixed up with cctv
Seems odd ELP have replaced most of there IP with USB cameras then, most CCTV camera would have runs of 5+ mts. In what circumstances is it favourable to have a USB camera over say an IP camera.
No it’s not odd ELP want access to every pc you plug there devices into which is a stupid thing to do and the url has a lot more warnings than two infact it’s blocked on most isp …. Not just your uk link (which it’s not) but even there main url is blocked
so there is another warning as you have already seen yet your ignoring it
even your camera link is junk as it’s for a black and white camera only ( monochrome)
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18 hours ago, bob_4323 said:hey used to be supplied with RJ45 connection, but now come with USB, would you connect multiple cameras to one PC using a USB hub/splitter:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/254726391408
did you notice the url website warning with the camera website …. Even my isp blocked your link….. iP track shows domain uk but infact from China and is classed as data theft sitebut again you have come onto a cctv forum that can help you yet you don’t want to learn the basics
usb cameras are just the same as webcams or pc mouse or keyboards and external hard drives…….. they plug into usb hub local to pc
thinking you can run cctv cameras over say a distance of 5 meter and above your going to loose the 5volt power that is max on usb
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Hi you mention DVR or is it a nvr iP cameras
to save hard drive space the best place to start is looking at needing 4K in every location ….. you could set some of your cameras to 4 or 5mp
also motion record only and setting the sensitivity down and also look at your pre and post recording time
what system are you using ….. cloud recording you are best setting up your own instead of paying someone else as it’s very expensive
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19 minutes ago, George1 said:Thanks Tom. Your code working. What's your PayPal I will transfer you £5 for beer.
Hi. Thank for the offer …. But the forum is here to help.
don’t forget that code runs out at 12 tonight you need to setup another password before then or you will be locked out again
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This one is for 5/10/2022
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7 hours ago, bob_4323 said:I presume this is to make supply of power simpler, and reduce costs.
Usb cameras are usually webcams or cheap China smart cams that only need 5volt with is max for usb
best not getting them confused with iP cameras cctv
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8 hours ago, stella06 said:I am curios about a black Pomchi photo that I have recently take randomly.
But many people are not believing that it's really a Pomchi. So It's also confused
me. Let me know do a black pomchi really exist?
Hi yes it’s a DOG
how many channels does it have what’s maximum pixels can it have ? 🙂
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Hi I was giving codes for todays date sorry
4/10/2020 is
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Floureon with 720 cameras
in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
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Hi the one your dad bought will run just dvr only
this link will be for cameras only
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/353578544966?hash=item5252ec6f46:g:urwAAOSwK~ZjTo04&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAwHpz0lw1rV6%2FXh7iqcWTnvrf0gnPBPjGhf%2BZrfwTJsjq9oCWilT1HcLjs61pT6VO6ONBvGACqVi5QEF0Bp5pqy9Xo78TziGYhjQsRA6F25Q8ZhBVhJ7ePKO3erC%2F4uvI9Yd6RU3SIU3dFBKE%2BF5unDkclGKfw1DSPjnN3SJbpADe%2B33hzSNPGJ8iSrRIrcCDoPjULN8ux3FyKQUwln0A%2Fkj%2FSmvImd7o3L8jr6U4jvOqDNQa0r%2FOAMI3OjJclTYgVg%3D%3D|tkp%3ABlBMUMCv4_D-YA