Boogieman
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If you bought it at costco just take it right back to them...
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I doubt they ran fiber to each camera, that would be insane ...regardless you cannot run poe over fiber...
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The SDI cameras are NOT compatible. Costco used to sell the domes and bullets as add ons but the currently do not.
With domes you need to look out for a couple of things...for example the basic swann/hikvision 2132 dome
http://www.amazon.com/Hikvision-DS-2CD2132-I-Fixed-Focal-Camera/dp/B00EJXK0I6
is only 2 axis, that means you can only properly mount it on a flat horzontal surface (ceiling mount) and not wall mount without additional hardware that is ugly..you need a 3 axis dome like the hikvision 2732 or 2532...(the 2532 has weak ir because if its size)...the other issue with domes is ir reflection (foggy night image if its not set up correctly)....
The best of both worlds is the 2332/3332 hikvision turret http://www.amazon.com/Hikvision-DS-2CD2332-I-Turret-Network-Camera/dp/B00GYHEG0S/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1416063268&sr=1-2&keywords=hikvision+turret
These can be mounted any way you want, and there is no ir refection issues.
Of course you can just get more bullets as well http://www.amazon.com/HIKVISION-DS-2CD2032-I-Outdoor-Bullet-Network/dp/B00M6NC9CG/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1416063325&sr=1-1&keywords=hikvision+2032&pebp=1416063170118
Note that the turret and domes are available with a 2.8mm lens which will give you a wider field of view (at the expense of image quality but it will still look very good and you will have more coverage.)
Also, these cams are all available on aliexpress for way less than amazon however you have no warranty or return capablilty (although any warranty via the amazon resellers just depends on the seller and if they stay in business anyway)
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/group/IP-Camera/514412_257104127.html
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If a CCTV system is said to be fiber optic ready what does it mean? Other requirement is that it is PoE (Power over Ethernet) so I assume to use only IP cameras, but what does fiber optic ready CCTV System mean?Please help me, I'm just new with my work. Thanks.
where have you seen this? Dont get carried away to marketing..you need an ip camera system if you want poe.
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Given a same CCTV, can you have a camera frame rate of 8-12 fps and a video capture of 30fps, I mean, why does they have a different fps since they are just the same camera? Please help, I badly need to figure this out.HUH? Please explain your question...what system are you using? where are you seeing 8-12fps and then 30?
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Solid not stranded....and you do not need shielded unless running very close to electrical lines or other interference...
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That system is way overpriced...This swann system is a rebranded hikvision and is very good...you will be able to add hikvision cameras to it at a later date.
You are correct about mixing and matching...however if you stick with one manufacturer you can mix and match their various cams...look at hikvision or dahua..
With costco, you can always return it if you dont like it...
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DO NOT RUN CCA...its will/can cause all sorts of problems...aside from it being brittle you may drop packets (not a huge issue on a pc, but on for cams it is) and have issues with POE on long runs..the extra cost is insignificant...for that matter if your are running new cable run cat6...get it from monoprice or cable matters on amazon.
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I dont think metricus got english region cameras on ali...metricus how did you confirm that your cameras are english region?
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This is part of what aggravates me about Costco systems. The cameras are capable of 3 megapixels but the NVR can only do 1080p.Good point although i run those cameras at 1080p anyways because it provides a wider angle of horizontal view...
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If this is what you are referring to...its a good system.
They are rebranded hikvision cameras and NVR...
If by rotate you mean pan tilt zoom you are talking 600-2000 per camera depending on the features..remember you cannot just mix and match cameras and NVR's..
You will not be able to use your tv to bring a camera to full screen unless you figure out a way to remotely control your nvr or use an android stick with an app to view cams on the tv...If you want to just change to a channel without having to change the input you will need an rf modulator and will loose image quality...my advice is to keep reading so you learn more before you buy
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How is it different than ipwebcam
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pas.webcam&hl=en
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Why dont you use a round junction box...Second, why coax...why not run ethernet and use ip cameras on a new project...at the very least run ethernet now so that will be an option in the future..
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need to do a hard reset.Yikes, I hope this isn't common with Hikvision cameras.
No its not...its usually something other than the camera when this happens...run good cable , use a good switch and you will be fine....
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I just bought this IP systemhttp://www.q-see.com/eight-channel-1080p-nvr-with-six-1080p-cameras-and-2tb-hdd-qc858-6p4-2/
My concern is will this slow down my network internet speeds? I currently have a DVR system that doesn't require a router connection to view and record locally. Will this system have the same capability? I'm thinking no, given that the home ISP router is going to assign addresses to each individual camera, and manage them.
So, with my limited knowledge of routers and switches, should I buy another router to manage this on an "offline" network? With the ability to connect to the internet when I'm not home to remote view? I don't need remote view when I'm home, and would just need the NVR to record. Even when not remote viewing, will this still depress bandwidth on my network?
Thanks all.
if you homerun to the NVR or a switch attached to the nvr, i dont think that the data passes through the router unless viewing on another network device or remotely.....regardless even if it did you would not even come close to saturating a 10/100 network....not to mention a gigabit connection...you are fine...
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Have you scanned the network using sadp or an ip scanner...if you didnt set the camera to maintain a static ip address ...it may have changed...
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I disagree, the budget is overkill....install a hikvision camera at each house with a 64gb sd card....the new 3mp with 80m ir and sd card http://www.hikvision.com/UploadFile/image/2014101311390770075.pdfhttp://www.aliexpress.com/item/new-2014-Original-HIKVISION-3MP-IR-Mini-EXIR-Bullet-Outdoor-Network-Camera-waterproof-infrared-80M-support/32224546393.html You need to confirm sd card option (its in the spec sheet but not in the details here)
Total cost for 8 cams is just over 1k....the its all about running the cable and mounting...
you can stream each cam over the internet to an nvr if you wish but its probably not needed 64gb will give you two or 3 days...if you want to use an nvr add a couple hundred....
How do you suggest he run cat6 cables from each house to one NVR for streaming? I guess wireless cams would work if he can get them all to connect to one network (can use additional routers as bridges as well).
Im going to assume that each house has internet...one camera streaming over the net is no big deal...but with cards in each cam he probably wont even need to do that...
Wireless cams are a horrible idea...
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I disagree, the budget is overkill....install a hikvision camera at each house with a 64gb sd card....the new 3mp with 80m ir and sd card http://www.hikvision.com/UploadFile/image/2014101311390770075.pdf
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/new-2014-Original-HIKVISION-3MP-IR-Mini-EXIR-Bullet-Outdoor-Network-Camera-waterproof-infrared-80M-support/32224546393.html You need to confirm sd card option (its in the spec sheet but not in the details here)
Total cost for 8 cams is just over 1k....the its all about running the cable and mounting...
you can stream each cam over the internet to an nvr if you wish but its probably not needed 64gb will give you two or 3 days...if you want to use an nvr add a couple hundred....
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Glad you fixed it..Was it the foam ring or some other reflection?
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1) forget about wifi
2) you wont capture anything useful with cameras mounted high up in the attic also you cannot have ir pass though the attic window...you will either need to have external ir or better yet mount the camera outside like its supposed to be..
3) You are probably best off storing locally to SD cards in each camera
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It doesnt have an ir cut filter...stop messing with cheap crap or you will continue to have these issues...when a decent hikvision/dahua camera can be had for 85 dollars there is no excuse for "cheap" cameras...
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hikvision 2032... 85 dollars via aliexpress...4mm lens
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they have them, they are called encoders and are expensive at least 80 each..you are WAY better off running Ethernet and installing an ip camera like the hikvision 2032 for 85 dollars on ali express some price..but much better image
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That was a good price for that install.
Here is a good example make sure to change to quality to 720p
Analog is run over coax cable while ip uses ethernet cable. (in general). Ip cameras transfer data over a computer network.
Now you can get 1080p using coax but it requires specialized system and you are limited to special DVR's and cameras (sdi or similar technology) but ip cameras can easily do 1080p, 3mp or even more...The quality difference is substantial.
Here is a sample of a 3mp hikvision that can be purchased for about 85 dollars on aliexpress
make sure to change the setting to the highest resolution otherwise it will default to 480p
SDi V IP
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Dont get sdi...you want to be able to swap cameras in the future when technology improves.. Run cat6 and use ip cameras...85 bux for a hikvision 2032 on aliexpress...add an NVR or pc based NVR and you are done...You can save lots of work in some cases because you dont have to homerun the cables to the NVR...you can bring the cables to a poe switch somewhere in the house then run a single cable to the NVR. Also you dont need to run independent power ...you just use a poe switch or nvr equipped with poe...