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  3. Posted

    Hello,

     

    Am new to ip cameras and am wondering is it possible to run more than one ip camera over a cat6 cable? as i dont want to run individual cables to each camera as they are very far away from the nvr

     

    Thanks for your time and help

    Yes, you can attach a switch at the camera end and then run shorter cables to each camera....thats the beauty of ip cameras...if the cameras are POE then you will need a poe switch...

     

    Thank you for your reply,

     

    Does it matter if the nvr has POE built in?

  5. Posted

    Hi. Your first link is only a dvr ......... And that price you can get 4 in the UK with HD

     

     

    Your second is a NVR but again price is too high.

     

     

    Which IP cameras are you thinking of using ?

     

     

    Thanks for your reply the first one says that it is a Hd Hybrid nvr dvr ?

     

    Am not sure what cameras prob just 2 or 3 mega pixel dome cameras and i would like to ad a ptz camera in the future

     

    were would you suggest i get a cheaper nvr thats as good of quality?

     

    Thanks

  8. Posted

    If your router doesn't have No-ip in the list, you can't use No-ip. You'll have to use dyndns and set up an account there. A free account there is a total hassle. They don't really want you to have a free account, so they make you work for it. Check the options in the dvr. If No-ip is in the list you can put the info in it and the dvr will be the updater instead of the router. Last resort if you want your free No-ip account, buy a new router and make sure it supports No-ip. Most new ones do.

     

     

    The router seems to support No-ip but the cctv dvr doesnt. if i log into the router there is a setting dynamic dns which i can set to no-ip. see this link here http://www.tp-link.com/en/article/?faqid=419

     

    is this any help to me? would that give me a static ip address

     

    Thanks

  9. Posted

    http://www.noip.com/integrate/request

     

    see link above , you must fill in service info if your dvr does not auto fill in service info .

     

    i think service = dynupdate.no-ip.com

     

    DDNS SETTINGS - TURNED ON

    SERVIVE - not sure what to put here

    HOST NAME - fergusoncamera.no-ip.biz

    USERNAME - iferguson

    PASSWORD - ********

     

     

    Thanks for your reply, there only seems to be 3 settings you can choose for this either 3322, dyndns, or perfect eyes ?

  10. Posted

    Hello, i am trying to connect my CnM 4 Channel H.264 DVR Unit to the internet but having no luck and wondering is there anybody on here could help me. would be very grateful

     

    my router which the dvr is connect to with the cat5 cable is a tp link TL-WR841N which i have changed the ip address to 192.168.0.2

     

    in the DVR i set the following under network settings too

     

    TYPE - STATIC

    MEDIA PORT - 9000

    WEB PORT - 80

    IP ADDRESS - 192.168.0.100

    NETMASK - 255.255.255.0

    GATEWAY - 192.168.0.2

    DNS - 192.168.0.2

     

    i have set up an account with no-ip and filled out the following ddns settings as i believe the router hasn't got a static ip address

     

    DDNS SETTINGS - TURNED ON

    SERVIVE - not sure what to put here

    HOST NAME - fergusoncamera.no-ip.biz

    USERNAME - iferguson

    PASSWORD - ********

     

    i also changed the router settings to allow port forwarding on 80, 9000, 100, and 443

     

    Look forward to your reply's

     

    Thanks

  12. Posted

    Hello i am thinking on buying a hd-sdi system but am wondering is it possible to run 4 sdi camera signals down one cat5 with a four way bnc to cat5 splitter? or is there any other cable i could run four signals down? as i only want to run one cable, the distance would be about 50m! or would it be best to go for an ip system and run all cat 5 cables?

     

    the setup would be similar to this in the link below

    http://www.cctvcamerapros.com/4-Channel-Video-Transmitter-p/balun-4phub.htm

     

    Thanks

  13. Posted

    Am installing a 4 camera night vision cctv kit at my home, and am wondering what type of cable would be best to buy for this? One of the cameras needs a 50 meter (164 feet) cable from the dvr unit and the other around 70 meters (196 feet). the cameras are 12v and i am hoping to power them from the dvr unit as there is no power near the cameras, so was thinking on RG59 18/2 shotgun cable! So i am wondering would this be the right choice and be able to run the 12v power and video signal that distance?

     

    Thanks

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