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  1. Hi to all,

     

    i was wondering if this line that goes through my image from up to down, is a result from low power voltage or from poor image quality of the camera ???

     

    The camera is an analogue dome Ganz zc-d4039pha 540 tv lines, and all the connections are made with a Cat5 cable.

     

    Thank you !!!

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  2. Hello,

    i need your help guys....i just got this dome camera and it has 2 jacks(sockets) that are not included in the manual, and i was wondering if someone can give me more info....

     

    a)Service Jack...this is a jack to take video image in order to adjust focus(according the manual)...does it include also the OSD menu ????? i can see on the board that there is an OSD menu, because i see the menu arrows...

     

    b)''Unknown'' socket with 4pin(on side of lens board).....can someone tell me what is this for ?????what kind of cable???i couldn't find anything on Google or manual......

     

    Thanks !!!!!

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  3. Hello,

    i just bought the Vivotek vs8100 video server, but i am thinking to connect it directly to my DVR (video out) instead of the camera itself...

     

    So my configuration will be : Camera connected to the DVR and from there the video server connected to the video out of the DVR.

     

    Is it possible ??will i get the image ??

     

    Thank you..


  4. Sens up for normal CCTV use causes motion blur.

     

    Sens up is ok for star glazing...

     

     

    Vivotek cameras are great for WDR, but not for low light.

     

     

    For low light, 1.3MP cameras are usually better.

     

    Look at Axis Lightfinder, Avigilon Lightcatcher, Bosch Starlight, and HIKvision Darkfighter

     

    Many thanks !!!!!!


  5. A dome is not necessary more light sensitive than a box or bullet.

     

    In general, the image sensor, lens, electronics and software all have a bearing on the overall light sensitivity of a camera.

     

    Also consider that a dome/turrent/bullet may or not include IR leds.

     

    The box camera usually does not include IR leds.

     

    Separate IR illumination is always best.

     

    Some box cameras with proper lens are great with low light.

     

    Correct and thanks a lot for the info....

    I am not so much interested about IR light, i am after for a more light sensitive sensor..I already own an analog camera from Hikvision which is light sensitive enough to catch star light and together with the sens up function you can see a lot more.....

    But, i am missing the megapixel image quality....!!

    Does anyone know if 0.01lux is enough sensitive to gather star light??????

     

    How about this one? http://www.vivotek.com/ip8173h/#views:view=jplist-grid-view

     

    Thanks


  6. Hello ,

    i am planning to buy my first IP Dome Camera, not something expensive, maybe around 250euros/300$ for home use, and i would like to ask from the people who own one, a couple of questions....

     

    -is it true that dome cameras are more light sensitive than box or bullet ?

    -if i install the camera on flat surface (like a table) and not at the ceiling, is the image going to be upside-down or is there way to flip it from the software ?

    -is there any dome camera (for home use) that can have a rotation of 360 degrees ?

    -is there any dome camera varifocal or with changeable lens ?

     

    Sorry for all these questions but there are so many in the market....

     

    Finally...i am between 2 brands, Hikvision & Dahua....any recommendations ????

     

    Many Thanks !!!!!!!!!


  7. Hello,

    can anyone please explain to me what is the purpose of the FTP ?

    Ftp to what ? to the DVR? and where, which IP address to put?....why to ftp...Can i access the Hdd installed with FTP ?

     

    So far i could only telnet to the DVR at port 23....i tried numerous times to ftp at port 21 and i couldn't...

     

    Can someone please help ??

    Many Thanks...

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  8. Hello,

     

    i am having a difficulty to stream my DVR image to the EarthCam website or to any other website.....

    My rtsp stream is this : "rtsp://192.168.x.x:554/user=xxxxxx&password=xxxx&channel=1&stream=1.sdp" and its working on VLC, but i can not use rtsp on that website, only http....

     

    Can someone help me by telling me what it could be the correct http stream url, so i can upload my stream ??http port 8080 (TCP) is open on my router...

     

    I have tried a lot examples taken from the ispy website...but i cant find any suitable for my case.

     

    Thanks !!


  9. Thank you all for your interest,

     

    i am uploading some photos so you can see my DVR....probably is a replica from another Chinese dvr but with another Logo name...

     

    ANGA AQ-5308LH Linux.

    Hybrid 8 Channel.

     

    There are actually 2-3 things i am trying to achieve :

    a)to create a network with it so i can access the HDD from my pc remotely within my home network

    b)to be able to upload snapshots at motion detection to my email, and not only get an Alarm Message

    c)i would like to upload the live image via Http to a website

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  10. Hi ,

     

    i am trying to create a network shared folder inside the dvr's hdd , that will be called VIDEOS, and i would like to be able to access (share) this folder from my PC and other network devices.

    Can anyone help me on how i can do this....

    So far i was not able to ftp my dvr or discover it in my home network...although it has an ip address..

     

    Many thanks


  11. have you tried to reverse the polarity of the RS485 connection? try swapping the D+ and D- wires

     

    also on most cams using Pelco-D you would use Preset 95 to enter the OSD

     

    Thank you for giving me this answer ,

     

    i made a clean install again of the Prolific drivers on my PC and re-checked my wires....At the end everything worked just fine..

     

    Once again , many thanks..


  12. Hello ,

     

    my camera is a Hikvision analog , and i bought a USB to rs485 adapter in order to have access to the cameras OSD menu from my laptop.....I have installed the drivers (Prolific) the Comm Port is number 4 , baud rate at 9600 , and select Pelco D protocol....

     

    From the adapter i connect T-/A and T-/B to the cameras D+ D- accordingly , and nothing else......the camera is set as a Pelco D , baud rate 9600....

     

    I am using a software PTZ Controll in order to access the OSD menu , and i select RS 485/422 , Pelco D etc...........

     

    ...........but the osd menu doesn't appear on screen......I am not sure if i have done the wiring connections correct so i am attaching 2 photos and i would really appreciate your guidance into this.....it seems that there is not communication............

     

    Thanks

    Nikolas.

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