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  2. Posted

    The android tablet we are currently using is a Velocity Micro CRUZ reader. It runs android v2.0. This machine has been the test bed for our application software but is not the tablet we intend to use in the future. This tablet has WIFI but not bluetooth. We do not have a CCTV camera as yet. We are open to any tablet and CCTV camera combination which will get the job done.

     

    Thank for your quick reply.

     

     

     

     

    android application software, which we have created

     

     

    is it a cctv system you want that you can see on your android ??? you only need a camera or dvr that has already got a android app available and your ready to go.

  3. Posted

    :lol:

     

    Well gas is $4.70 a gallon here now .. even in my 3 cylinder truck im easily spending $5 a day .. if I was driving my 4.0 jeep .. well probably more like $15-20 a day .. and thats all without doing any real driving .. lots of small jobs and people want us to work for pennies, or free.

     

    Glad to see Scorpion is still with us

     

     

     

    should try getting your fuel from the uk................. works out at just under $14 a gallon a packet of cigarettes (20) is $10 carton $100

  4. Posted

    :D Hello, I am new to this forum so I hope I don't ask questions that have been answered in the past.

     

    We need to have a CCTV camera send its signal wirelessly to an android tablet for display. The distance between the camera and the tablet will be 5 feet or less. We need the android application software, which we have created, to interface with the CCTV viewing software so that we can touch a button on the android and have the CCTV images appear on the android screen. It would be ideal if there was a fast bluetooth like v3 available for this so that the camera and the android tablet were paired. We have also heared that the WIFI specification will have a pairing feature in the near future so that bluetooth will become obsolete.

     

    Does anyone know of a system that can do this now? Or anybody working this problem?

     

    Thanks for you consideration.

     

     

     

    does you current dvr have a android app available.

  6. Posted

    The setup has been installed and apparently it's all been set up in a covert way.

    According to my friend, the mic was installed wrapped in foam and housed in a

    boiler flue housing glued, (yes glued) to the wall and it works way better than was

    expected. All that remains now is to wait and see if a big fish can be caught.

     

    Apparently the family, that are subject to bullying from their neighbourhood youths

    were so grateful that the father of the house was in tears. I hope he doesn't think that

    surveillance is a complete solution, it's just a means of gathering evidence, it's not a

    one stop solution in a box to the trouble they have been suffering.

     

    I was told that apparently a magistrates warrant was required to record covertly and it

    was granted as result of two years of police reports of harassment. The council's policy

    is to prosecute ringleaders, sending out a stern warning to others that might consider

    this kind of behaviour . This is a council run housing estate (project) the offenders can

    be evicted from their homes if they are in council run housing. Ringleaders can also be

    subject to a "restraining" order which could land them in gaol (jail) if they break the order.

     

    I am interested to see what happens now but unfortunately unless I hear about it in the

    media my friend cannot disclose any evidence to me for legal reasons.

     

     

     

     

    are you a SIA company

  7. Posted

    with the H/D around $500. you can buy better. to be happy with that dvr it will only run good in cif

     

    Recording

    Resolution and

    Frame Rate

    PAL：CIF 200FPS/352×288

    Half D1 100FPS/704x288

    D1 50FPS/704x576

    NTSC:CIF 240FPS/352×240

    Half D1 120FPS/704x240

    D1 60FPS/704x480

     

    Playback

    Resolution and

    Frame Rate

    1CH/4CH

    PAL：CIF 100FPS/352×288

    Half D1 50FPS/704x288

    D1 25FPS/704x576

    NTSC:CIF 120FPS/352×240

    Half D1 60FPS/704x240

    D1 30FPS/704x480

     

    5.3.7 Record Resolution

    Choose record resolution of the channel selected, and must choose the same resolution for all

    channels

    1) CIF(352 x 240, or 352 x 288)

    2) Half D1(704 x 240, or 704 x 288)

    3) D1(704 x 480, or 704 x 576)

    Please note 4CIF=2 Half D1=D1, so that “Record Frame Rate” would be reduced

    automatically even you set up as “Full” for D1 and Half D1.

  8. Posted

    I know what you are talking about but i cant understand

     

     

    google chrome or firefox does not allow you to use active x so he need to run it in i.e.

     

    ActiveX is only supported by Internet Explorer (and browsers built on top of Internet Explorer) on Windows. Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and others do not support ActiveX

  11. Posted

    Thanks for replying so soon.

    I've had a Bond 1008 sat in the garage for about 7-8months from an old rip-out. Before it was decommissioned I couldnt login using the old 'admin' and the usual 1234/1111/4444, i tried 'dowshu' and 007(which was the norm when I used to install them about 3yrs ago) but never got in. I thought I'd worry about it later... 8months later!!! That is not however the problem!!

     

    I've got a job for it tomorrow and thought I'd dig it out... only to find theres a corrupt file on the software hdd!!!

    I can get as far as booting up the windows domain reconfig thingy(wont boot windows,just hangs) but then asks me for a password...

    once I can get pass this password sorting the corrupt file should be straight forward.

     

    Any ideas

     

     

     

    yes no problem ......... dowshu are one of the most expensive dvrs on the market and used in high security locations so i will pm you the info.

  21. Posted

    Hello,

     

    I'm looking for a 4-channel DVR, that support Mouse control, Remote view. no price range.

    the most important is tobe a very user friendly GUI when we access it remotely (viewing and searching). I looked at AverMedia but their interface is very hard to use when you are online.

     

    any ideas will be helpful.

     

    Thank you in advance for your replies.

     

     

     

    Hi maxnca. you must have been looking at an old avermedia. they all have the same GUI on live screen as over the internet. you have 3 ways of remote viewing with the avers ..... webveiwer / remote console veiwer / imatrix viewer. webviewer is only for quick viewing i.e internet cafe or on a pc that you dont use all the time. remote console is the same GUI as the dvr screen

  22. Posted

    Hi Kenny. i think this is what you are looking for. took sometime to find it. software.

    http://www.kanecomputing.co.uk/ip_boards_ds-400xhci.htm

     

    Those are Hikvision cards, the one Kenny pictured above seems to be nothing like those...

     

     

    the card is a kane computing and they use the hik software. this is the same card kenny has. i think this is his best bet on getting the card working. only takes an email.

     

    http://www.sourcesecurity.com/docs/fullspec/DS-4004H.pdf

  23. Posted

    I don't think of myself as being ripped off when I bought this card. I knew it may not work, I may not be able to find the software or the drivers and the seller made no promises or anything of the sort it was sold as is and I understood this. I rolled the dice and took a chance(although it didn't work out)and the 15 bucks didn't break me. What upsets me is guys make smart comments when someone is looking for help. I am on a couple forums and there are guys like this on all of them. That's why I hate to post because I don't want to get kicked off any of the forums I am on when I can't control my fingertips at the key board.

     

    I tend to buy from Apexcctv(1 camera and Avermedia card) and Coastal Video Security(CNB Camera and lense).

     

    I have bought plenty of stuff from ebay, I am an educated buyer and I never spend more than 20 bucks if I am not sure of the product. I am not naive.

     

    Anyways enough is enough.

     

     

    Hi Kenny. i think this is what you are looking for. took sometime to find it. software.

     

    http://www.kanecomputing.co.uk/ip_boards_ds-400xhci.htm

  25. Posted

    There is soooo much junk on ebay, I won't even go there unless I know what I am looking for (and there is still the risk is it fake). What I am looking for is a camera I can incorporate into an outdoor mount on a light pole or stone/brick "monument" acting as a light pole. I can create a pretty decent protected zone inside so the only thing that would be exposed would be the lens, so I am looking for something that can handle that sort of exposure and is decent. Most searches I do end up with a lot of ebay junk, and I don't see much from the big CCTV camera outfits.

     

    Does anyone have suggestions for sources of GOOD quality cameras that are small enough to hide? I'm willing to go to some effort to do the hiding, so it doesn't need to be Mission Impossible, but I'm more concerned with finding quality in a small package. I could go IP or analog. MP would be a plus, but I'm not optimistic that can be found in this package.

     

    Thanks for your time!

     

    -Dave

     

     

    axis do a good little covert camera set-up AXIS M7001 Covert Surveillance Kit

     

    axis_ph_m7001_2-1.jpg

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