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  4. Posted

    Hi, I have a project coming up for a Convention Center which requires installation of 28 HIKVISION IP Cameras. I have a couple of doubts in this.

     

    1) The NVR needs to be placed in their office which is 300 meters away. Whats the best way to do this without loosing video quality?

    2) They need the camera feed on 3 LED TVS.

    First LED TV is in the convention center itself where the cameras are installed.

    Second LED TV is in the office where the NVR is installed.

    Third LED TV is in the second floor of the Office Building to the office of the CEO.

     

    All these needs to be on TV and hence cannot use IVMS or other software solutions.

     

    Could some one advise on the best way to do this. ie using Media Convertors / HDMI to Fiber converters etc

     

    any expert advice would be appreciated

     

    You don't mind me asking how you actually got this contract when you don't actually know what you are doing?

    Take my advice and use a professional contractor to install and set this all up.

    What you are trying to trying to carry out is easy to do but that's why I do what I do day in day out.

    Where are you based?

  5. Posted

    £250 and Good quality do not go in the same sentence I'm afraid

     

    Before you start to select equipment you need to understand the old "one at the front and one at the back" scenario is never going to give you what you need for any form of quality, your talking about General observation not Identification by limiting your system this way.

     

    Who is going to carry out the installation?

     

    Drop me a PM and i can point you in the right direction

  6. Posted

    Hey folks,

     

    Just bought 4 of these to replace my old 2.4mp Dahua HDCVI Cams. Mounted one and plugged it in and could not get into the ptz iris setting to adjust the cam! My DVR is a Dahua HCVR5108H-S2. HELP!

     

    Your HDVR is only 2MP so either Change the DVR so at least you can record the 4MP Resolution or You need to get them set back to 2MP Resolution but that can only be done using 4mp dvr or a 4mp tester unit

     

    Where are you located?

  7. Posted

    Did you get this figured out? i just bought 4 of these Cameras to replace mg old 2.4mp HDCVI cameras and am having the same issue. My DVR is a HCVR5108H-S2

    Hi not sorted yet, but according to all the info i have had my DVR has a max of 1080p so the 4mp will not work, i need to get into the camera osd a nd change to 1080p but having a problem getting it done, cannot get the osd up in the Analog either.

     

    You can only Change the Resolution using 4MP HDVR from Dahua or a Dahua 4mp Tester

     

    Where are you located ?

  9. Posted

    New user but this week my home alarm system activated in the early morning hours and it took me several minutes to get the footage of the various cameras up and running to review what triggered the alarm. Do any of the security DVRs have a function like my home tv dvr where i can skip back a minute or two and review the footage for all the feeds. Like instant replay.

     

    Dahua

     

    Simple click the camera you want, go to the player button top of screen and click play, you get the last 5 minutes

  10. Posted

    The issue is with the Telnet function on older FW DVR / NVR

     

    Contact your supplier they have the SW to sort the Telnet issue

     

    Dose not matter if you have changed all passwords on the unit and is its P2P or static IP and you have changed the ports or not they can still get in and I have witnessed that 3 times this week already

     

    Dahua say upgrade any Firmware dated pre 2017

  11. Posted

    You need to remove the Telnet function on the DVR / NVR this is where the issue is they can get in no matter what passwords you have changed they are only soft hacked once you log in via Admin and default and setup again all goes back to normal.

    Dahua have stated that any firmware dated 2017 will be covered fine

     

    Contact your supplier they will have the software to sort the Telnet issue

  12. Posted

    Are you Trade? I wouldn't bother with HIK, everyone is flogging it and so many import cheap versions flooding the market

     

    Dahua.....if you liked IC Realtime you will like Dahua, they make their equipment but IC Realtime put their version of SW on them

     

    Where you located?

  15. Posted

    I was recently sold a Dahua CCTV and Video intercom.

    What a heap of crap. Their software is so buggy at all levels.

    Don't expect much support. Dahua in Australia is as good as a pile of dung, Dahua's China head-office is absolutely useless.

    Consider this brand at your peril.

     

    Care to tell us all what the issues are? and the buggy software?

     

    If you were sold it by who? you should be going back to your supplier as its their issue

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