jmason

with over 600 DVRs inservice carrying one spare ain't too bad. As your supervisor you are hereby releived of your responsibility of showing up for work ever again........Or you can Just do the GE installs for the rest of the time you work here............

I'm Not the MFGR. I work for an integrater, We only use products that we can repair in one stop. The brands mentioned above are capable of that. One stop repairs are the most efficient service that can be provided and make customers happy when their not out a cctv system that has to go back to the MFGR for repair.They are only down the amount of time it takes for us to get there and repair.Also all systems are backed up so in the event of a catastophic failure a out of the box system can be restored to their custom setting by siply transferring files.March does have a ram slot on the main board. I'm not sure I answered your questions correctly. Feel free to post again or PM me.

No you can't buy a new embedded board at a store. We keep them as well as all the other components in our service vans. that way when a tech goes to a site it's a one stop deal. We know when our customers have video related issues before they do and are always happy with the proactive approach we take. No going to the store, fast service, no sending the clients parts out for repair, and minimal down time. All March products carry an advanced replacement warranty. Pretty much the same can be said for Video Insight although it is a pc based solution.

March Networks DVRs are embedded and can be repaired on spot. Just like a pc. You can also set the dvrs up to tell you when something goes wrong or is about to go wrong. thie enables you to proactivly correct issue. Instread of finding them when your looking up an incident. Their software can even tell you if someone bumped or moved a camera out of position or has gone out.

Can You ping your machine from outside the network?

PM me I need a CM6700 Or 2. I see them on ebay going for about $150 what's your price?

Anyone ever heard of "structured cabling"? J-hooks, d-rings?

We use the dvrs 4210,3108, and 3204. Work great. You'd need to contact a sales rep if you want to resell. visit their web site for the analitics info. If you just want to buy there is a list of companies on their site so you can get someone local. we are on that list out of PA.

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March networks..................Purpose built..........

Try Manufacturing plants. We've install acouple dvrs in steel Mills just for proofing their coils. The clients will says there are deficientcies in the coil, and the mill will send video to them showing otherwise.

Lou Dobbs say's they are who the pro's go to!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Forgot to ask, does your DVR have alarm inputs?[list=]

Willie, are familiar with relays? Does your DVR have the ability to record on motion?

Have a look at these. we use both the first one we pay $99 for http://www.sti-usa.com/product.asp?PartNo=STI-7100K we pay about $160 for this one ACH13 http://www.videolarm.com/products/domes/outdhous/housings_outdoor.html