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if u took over a system from another owner and do not know use and password. U need to call the alarm company and they can call the maufacturer and reset with mac address below or behind DVR. its security measure. If u are the owner. U can talk to tech support urself see if they can help. Panasonic is not commonly used by alarm company.

dont use port 80 change to 8080. also each port should be both. Ur problem is u need to use the external IP address yo view ur cameras remotely. not the address 192.168.1.whatever. plug ur laptop into ur router and goto WHAT IS MY IP ADDRESS. put that number onto ur phone ipad etc and the port. the 192.168.1. whatever is ur LAN. that's what u want to view on ur desktop http://192.168.0.1:3777

its defective return get new one

had this happen to me/ iys not electrical electrician. it's a bad defective recorder

just install another camera into ur system if u have available with a varifocal lens. no need to run electrical ouy there.

redo the connectors and make sure the wiring harness not bet when mounted on wall. if this did not solve clear clean pic, its the camera. iy look as if it is grounded . I was so pissed i ran new wiring and return for new camera. it solved my issue. swap cameras if solves it. can be connector, wiring harness, or even wire

its user end preset sttings for each camera. Do u even have a keyboard for controlling the PTZ camera. if not, u better get one

a typical camera system for 1 story home is 8 cameras. 2 front, 2 rear,2 left side and 2 right. u should be able to see the whole surrounding . there no such thing as 1 camera. only for doorbell.

if u want to view license plates. u need to point specific camera at that location and having the lense to zoom in on it, or have a 5 MP IP. then again u can have a pan and tilt watchdog camera with built in illumnation which will cost u. that u can zoom a 1/4 mile away.what u get is what u pay for in USA

HIK vision are commom used by professionals or alarm companies while Dahua is new. of course, how much money u willing to invest. there's wbox, watchdog, Look into ADI and what brands they carry. they are the main distributors to all alarm companies in the US

did u use external public address on ur phone or internal. is port even open. what address u put on ur app

Ie works for most DVR viewing. not google chrome nor firfox etc. its pro and cons issue gotta live with it

use a box analog camera with 2.8-12mm varifocal lens. not fixed camera

if u want to view from ur phone or i[pda. use external/public ip address. 192.168.0.1 etc is ur internal. its a port forward issue and very simple. u need to log into ur router and port forward using the internal address and ports. on ur phone, use the external address. goto plug ur laptop into ur router and goto what is my ip address, hard to ex[plain, just know the difference

if u custom setting each camera in NVR due to lighting. it should work fine. MP cameras are sensitive. Alot of times it's the connector bad on both ends and CAT wiring nicked

does nvr have 2 power cords.if so, use both

u willing to pay 100K net

sorry, tech industry is a bust. reap what u paid so high for when it first came out.

systems like ge deallorex, or with its owm wiring harness are crap. pelco are professional cameras or company. the other u bought from india or costco or some packa

its not compat

u never want to record motion only. either u decrease recording resolution or upgrade to 2TB. besides unless u in high security, whenn **** happens, u need to view, u want to see right away. things happen month ago, who gives

Dvr or nvr like any electronic device are plug and play. if u power up and doesn't work. its gone. where did u buy it. costco, return get new one, china, oh well, professional dvr or nvr last minimum 5 yrs to 20, except, if u live in the area where lightning grid

hardwire is way to go. wireless for amusement purposes only

I am considering purchasing a home security camera, maybe more than one. I would like a Nest camera but right now don't have the extra money to buy a Nest. I see on eBay many wireless home security cameras from China in the $25 price range. They look like Nest cameras or a little different but say they have the same or similar features. Does anyone know if these are worth buying? I don't know the manufacturer or model numbers. I have contacted the sellers to ask for this info but am waiting for responses.

 

I would like to have one or two for inside the house and one for outside to keep an eye on my dog who has figured out a way to get out of the back yard.I can't caught him doing it yet. I just have to track him down and let him back in the yard.

 

I set up a Nest camera for a neighbor and am impressed with it. I just can't afford one of those at this time.

 

Any feedback anyone can provide me with would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you!

I am considering purchasing a home security camera, maybe more than one. I would like a Nest camera but right now don't have the extra money to buy a Nest. I see on eBay many wireless home security cameras from China in the $25 price range. They look like Nest cameras or a little different but say they have the same or similar features. Does anyone know if these are worth buying? I don't know the manufacturer or model numbers. I have contacted the sellers to ask for this info but am waiting for responses.

 

I would like to have one or two for inside the house and one for outside to keep an eye on my dog who has figured out a way to get out of the back yard.I can't caught him doing it yet. I just have to track him down and let him back in the yard.

 

I set up a Nest camera for a neighbor and am impressed with it. I just can't afford one of those at this time.

 

Any feedback anyone can provide me with would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you!