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Hi unbelievably there seems to more Hikvision products to choose from! The pace of change with Hikvision is relentless. I am looking at purchasing a DS-7608NI-E2/8P but I am then advised that this product has been replaced with a newer model the HiWatch IP NVR -208M-A/8p. Are these basically the same model? Any advise on this please?
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Hi I am looking at purchasing Hikvision Tvi equipment. Is Tvi classed as digital cctv? These are the two products I am interested in: http://www.hikvision.com/en/Products_accessries_179_i5828.html http://www.hikvision.com/en/Products_accessries_364_i5791.html Anyone have experience of these? I'd love to hear any opinions before I click the purchase button. Thank you
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I'll base the recorder around the camera. Not the other way around.
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What is the best value 1080p camera for around £70? Any Ip or AHD camera will do. I can get a TVi DS-2CE56D7T-ITM for around £50. Anyone suggest a better camera? Good night vision is the priority.
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If your camera is connected to the back of your nvr and not a network point i.e plug and play then yes the ip address is correct.
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I'm not sure mate. At least you know both cameras are ok. I suspect your five way psu is not the best.
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I think you only get ground loop problems when two cameras are connected to two different earthing systems so therefore in your own house that is impossible. A large site may have more than one earth and this can create earth loop problems. Do you have another psu? Swap the "faulty" camera to the good psu output?
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Hikvision IP cam & NVR recording mode , how to check ?
RBW replied to bentech's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
You can do this through the Nvr settings. Webrowser Configuration->Storage->Shedule Settings Nvr Menu->Record -
How are the cameras powered? Looks like a psu issue to me. It might be a pain but could you take down the faulty camera and locate it next to the Dvr using new cable to eliminate possible cable/connection issues.
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What device are you using to view the image? If it is the app is it set to main stream(clear) or substream(fluent)?
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Try this: https://www.cctvhd.com.au/hik-connect-setup-guide/
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http://www.hikvision.com/en/Products_accessries_364_i5791.html Does the above Dvr allow for 10 inputs or 8? As I see it it allows 8 TVi and 2 ip. Is this correct? Thank you
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I have been asked to install a cctv system for a friend and as i have installed Hikvision before i have decided to use their equipment again. However the choice of equipment and the different technologies is mind boggling. I have now decided on two kits. One is IP(4Mp) the other Tvi(2Mp). At first i thought IP was the only way to go but is Tvi 3.0 more suited to a four bedroom house? I would really appreciate and advice on the pros and cons of the two. IP Kit 4Mp - System Hikvision DS-7608NI-E2/8P/A - £188 Hikvision DS-2CD2T42WD-I5 - £125 x 6 Western Digital Purple 4TB - £145 Total - £1083 Tvi Kit 2Mp - System Hikvision DS-7208HUHI-F2/N - £215 Hikvision DS-2CE16D7T-IT3Z/G -£78 x 6 Western Digital Purple 4TB - £145 Total - £828