Securitymaster

Are you using the proper protocol? What DVR is it? and what model PTZ is it?

DITTO!!

uh!!, very interesting, I will research that. Thanks.

I think that Threaded will be the way to go, because another concern is that the location of the install is a good bulding, but other people in the area are the problem, so I don't want them to mess with the camera or the line. I've seen some installations that the PVC lines are plain cut thru.

Uhm..... I think I know what collegaue was that.....

Na rory, they are not pico boards. From what I saw one time is that they actually look like commart cards, but with their own in-house software. Going to look at one later in the week, will see what I can find out.

Ok, there are a few things that you need to do: 1st, extreme cameras and Ir's are VERY VERY power hungry. For this case, you should double up the pairs for the power, one strand is, in my opinion, not safe enough. You can still use one pair for video with no problems. To answer your question on the unit, you need to tell us how far are the cameras from where you are planning to use the NVT reciever, they recommend anything over 750' to be active transivers. Second, what NVT modules are you using at the cameras? Post this information and I can provide you with an answer. I'm finishing a job just like yours, and it was a lot of trial and error to get everything working 100%.

Actually, 2 heads are better than one. Hire me for the low price of $890,000 for 12 months

The install is going to be exterior attached to the building. My main concern was that some states don't like EMT in the exterior because of lighting issues, plus the metal is conductive if a wire (we are talking 120 VAC here) get's stripped, then it could shock whoever touches it.

Geo is not the best.

Hey man, make your fonts normal like everyone else.

Been using IE7 since beta 1, mainly to test against DVR's and whatnot. After Beta 2 came out, I haven't had a problem yet. I still have firefox as my main browser anyhow. On another topic, I just got Office 2007 Beta, and so farm it's a really good package, but I have to still see if it's worth the money to upgrade from 2003, to 2007.

If I'm not mistaking, I believe that Midwestcctv.com also sells them under their own name.

HAHAHA

If you need a programmer, talk to rory. You won't be disappointed, have used him before.

Get a Linksys router. They have ddns support built in.

Chance-I cards also have the timeline.

get a bug zapper, and put it out of the view of the camera, best next to it, and that should cure your problems in a few days.

Does anyone know anything about this cam? I was looking at the Toshiba IK6400dn, but my distributor recommended this one. thanks

Kool. Next time make sure that your wallet is empty

Germany?

You know, this bears a question, can Lilin here in the us? Our European buddies here are always talking about their domes. What's the website.

I have talked to a immigration lawyer not too long ago about rory, and yes, it's close to 10K for the proccess.

Right on bro!!!!!

Welcome to the forum Jason, I think that rory will be your primary bug in this forum