Mike_D

Hello, I purchased a generic H.264 DVR Feb 2014 from a seller on Ebay. When I received it, I reset the admin password and I'm now unable to log in. The user manual says that user is admin and password is 123456. I've contacted the seller to inquire about how to reset the pw and they said to use 12345. It didn't work either. The model on the bottom says HDSD8804. I was able to locate the DVR on the web and it appears to be sold by this company. I'm not sure if they are the actual manufacturer or not. I've been unsuccessful in getting a hold of them to see if they are able to help. There are no jumpers on the board and I pulled the coin battery. Here is a link to the model that I have (Please replace the xx in the link with the proper tt). hxxp://heivision.com/index.php?id_product=45&controller=product Feel free to msg me if you don't want give public reset instructions. Thanks, Mike

I don't think diplexing would work. As far as I know, diplexing is for combining satellite and cable. I can try a notch filter, but I figure if I get one to free 117 - above I would lose the channels I just added.

I'm having a problem with modulating 2 analog cameras with comcast. First off, at one time the setup worked great. I had 2 cameras going to a Ustec panel and from there it tied into the cable splitter/amplifier and output on channels 120 and 123. We've upgraded extra channels from Comcast and now the cameras can't be seen. We have Comcast digital cable and if I have the modulator plugged in then we don't receive certain channels (Fox Movie Channel, etc). I get a message on the screen that says "This channel will be available shortly" as soon as I unplug the modulator the channel comes in. Also on the incoming line is Hi-speed internet. It seems that the new channels are using the frequency that the cameras were using. The question I have is... does anyone know of any "available" channels I can use or how I can work around this. This is Comcast in South Bay Area. Thanks, Mike