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Post a screen shot of the GUI.

It's a bad HDD.

Power cycle the Camera and all the info you need will be displayed at bootup.

Try 697408 for today 04/08/2013

The system should also have two Admin Accounts as follows:

Username: admin. Password: admin.

Username: 888888. Password: 888888.

Did you get this far without a password?

To view the cameras on your iPhone, you will need an App.

Which one, I have no idea, that model number doesn't return anything on Google.

If you have a manual check to see if it support iPhone and what App is require.

All Dahua NVR's can record at Maximum 120FPS at 1080p at a lower bit rate which is not true 1080p.

For true 1080p you need 4096kbps.

So you can get max channels as follow:

4ch NVR = 2 Cameras at 1080p 10 FPS Maybe 15FPS

8ch NVR = 4 Cameras at 1080p

16ch NVR = 8 Cameras at 1080p

That's a default setting which probably reverted when you did the upgrade.

I won't recommend it for newbies to technology.

PM

thx but i need for -30C, this Dahua DH-IPC-HFW3200CN will not due at all

Have you found one tha will work in -30c

Dahua DH-IPC-HFW3200CN

Power Supply DC12V(AC24 optional), PoE(802.3af)

Power Consumption <10W

Working Environment -10°C~+60°C, 10%~90%

Ingress Protection IP66

"All my installs are for independent mom and pop stores and many times they have never used a computer before."

Not Dahua Clients.

Where are you located?

Hello to everyone!

 

I'm new here in the forum, so I want to say thanks in advance to all those in the forum sharing their amazing ideas.

 

the situation is this: I have like 5 stores each with a 8ch Hikvision DVR, the idea is to access them all in a main office remotely, everything has been set up and it works like a charm, main stream 3070Kbps, Substream 128Kbps, (each channel), the idea is to access them through substream so they fit the 780Kbps upstream from each store.

 

So the main concern here is the following, what would be the best specs for my remote client computer to access them simultaneously doing basic monitoring tasks, like local recording, remote playback, live view, etc.

 

Best Processor?

Best amount of RAM?

Best video card?

Compatibility Between all above?

 

All ideas, experiences and recommendations well received

 

Thanks in advance!

"I'm new here in the forum"

Welcome.

If you want to stay here don't start off by hijacking other peoples post.

Problem solved.

JUST ASSIGN THE DVR A STATIC IP ON YOUR LAN AND PORT FORWARD THE REQUIRED PORTS IN THE DVR TO THE ASSIGNED IP ADDRESS IN YOU ROUTER.

Post a screen shot of the GUI.

Having those settings through iVMS-4200 software, but when i tried to login as user, it gives me an error with wrong login and password. I tried to use different usser names, different password, eg. containing only digits, but it is still ignoring me.

 

Thinking that IP and MAC restrict client to connect from IP and MAC set, leaving them as default, so any IP with any MAC can connect (?)

 

Starting to dislike those devices

Are YOU trying to connect to the DVR or iVMS?

Hi,

I am new to the forum and my english is not that good. I have both Q-see QC804 NVR & Swann NVR8-7200. I bought Swann coz I need 8 cameras. I tried hooking up qsee camera to swann & vice versa with no luck in both of them working. I have not set up internet access to Swann yet. but I find it much easier to configure Qsee compared to Swann (from documentation). so far right now my Qsee is all hook up outside while Swann is still being tested inside. let me know what you want me to test or guide me to whatever you guys want to try.

are you sure 100% they work together?

"I tried hooking up qsee camera to swann & vice versa with no luck in both of them working."

Looks rge way it's supposed to be.

Try without Server Authentication.

Try this as the Smtp Server: 174.194.76.108

Can you post a screen shot of the local display?

What monitor are you using?

What connection type are you using?

If VGA try and match the DVR and Monitor resolution (1280X1040).

How does it look in the web browser?

Ch 10 is not view-able locally?

Did you enable in, under remote devices does it show as connected?

Under user account, is Ch10 enable for monitoring?

Can you connect directly to the camera?

Got your message about TaniDVR, downloaded it, will check it out soon.

 

Apparently it's CLI based, and the pics only show one screen active. Is that all it shows at one time? That web site doesn't tell me much, is there a place to get more info?

 

Thanks!

I have no idea, never used it. (PC Guy)

You can register with them and get support via email.

You will also receive updates/findings by other users via email.

I've been following them for a while now with the intention to try it out, but never got around to it.

Those look neat, but a little too obvious -- especially being white and clearly looking like dome cameras.

You said Min not Covert.

These are the same size as a gulf ball.

You can try the pencil type cameras, they are about 3/4" by 2".

Did a couple for a customer and it turned out great, we drilled into the Pergola and painted them the same color so you don't even see the cameras.

C&P from another site?

Here are the steps:

1) Get a new IDE hard drive. From what I read, I would stick with a 160GB or less, and an 8MB buffer or less.

2) Connect the hard drive to a PC, and power up the PC.

3) In Windows Disk Management, create a new primary partition on the drive, using all available space.

4) Use "Fat32Formatter" to format the disk.

5) Shut down the computer, disconnect the drive from your computer, and install it into the DVR.

Does IP Cam # 2 show on the local Monitor?

You do not need to do port forwarding for the IP Cams, only the DVR.