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You can use the button but can call also setup a timer. Figure out how long it should take to fill up the tank and add 10mins so if they don't hit the button the pump will shut off. Is there special type of relay you need to use around gas? You could do something really slick with a Isonas reader and Axis ip camera. Anytime someone swipes the Axis camera could email him a couple of images to his cell phone. just an idea

Are you just getting into Access control? Check out Isonas. http://www.isonas.com

How do you setup 802.1x? Does anyone have a quick setup guide? I want to use this with Axis cameras and hopefully Isonas access control.

You guys will like this ALOT!!!!!! http://www.trutv.com/video/tiger-team/tiger-team-101-1-of-4.html

The problem with PTZs is they can only look in one direction at a time. If i was doing a money no object install I would use Megapixels and PTZs. You could get detailed overall image and be able to zoom in with the PTZ. I think PTZs are better if someone is monitoring the system. Megapixels are better when the system is just for recording. If I remember correctly Avigilon's 16MP is around $9000.00 without the SLK lens. I wonder when the first Megapixel PTZ camera is going to be released?

Nice work Kiwi!!!!

What equipment are you going to use for audio and automation?

I like the layout and the look of that house!!

What is the price on that stuff?

CCTVCAD is the software I think he is talking about

I would look at Axis. Dome camera like you where talking about. Axis 216 This is a newer product from Axis. It is very small and flat but is not varifocal Axis 209 Do they have access control on the doors?

This is my weapon of choice for fishing wire. I like all of their products. I have used the Wallscope on a couple of jobs and used it to fish some stuff that would not be possible without it

If you love technology!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was on the phone again with Isonas tech support. Everything is running perfect I just had some questions about the software and I didn't feel like reading the manual. Once again I was one the phone for about an hour and I think I made a friend. I will sell this product and put my name behind it. I also found out you can power maglocks with POE. The POE output for mags/strikes is 12 volt min .5amps you even have power left over for the REX motion and/or lighted REX button. I found many maglocks that use less then .5amps even 1600lb ones.

What is the Lan IP address of the DVR/NVR? 192.168.1.101 or 192.168.1.02 I would set that up with a static IP address. When I type in http://64.30.208.75:9123 it should go to your DVR/DVR. But it doesn't it goes to your login of your Linksys WRT54G router. You do not have port forwarding setup right. READ THIS If that doesn't help PM me your user and password so I can set it up.

Call there Tech Support...... They are very good.

you have listed 2 different IP addresses and 2 different ports. to access the system do you enter 192.168.1.02:9123 or 192.168.1.101:8080? to access from the wan you would enter your WAN:either 9129 or 8080

Easiest way to run wire is pull the whole run in one shot and in your case use 7 boxes of wire. Think about ho much extra labor will be involved in the punchdown or patch panel

The PowerNet reader with keypad came today. Very cool product. Very easy to install when using a strike. Run one cat5 to the reader then splice the strike to the wire pigtale. Alot less wire and labor. The software is very powerful but unless your using it everyday you would need to keep the manual handy and your normal person would have a hard time rappin there head around it. They need to make there software more end user friendly other wise it is a great product. I was on the phone with there tech support for about 2 hours very helpful I enjoyed talking with them. I think with this product I could do the same install as a panel system ( talking strikes) for hundreds less per door.

Without the PTZ you can do it for around 1800 without installation with good equipment. A good PTZ will cost you around $1800 alone. I recommend you say your money till you get a better budget.

Who are you talking to on there support team? Try resetting the camera to factory default: System Options -> Maintenace And setting it up again. I haven't had any problems with any of there product except for the one I dropped and they replaced it no questions asked.

Double check your port forwarding setup. Did you open the ports on the router? Do you have your firewall turned on?

I'm in eastern PA if you need help with the install let me know. Welcome to the club.

If I was going to run it that way I would use fiber for the trunk because your using megapixel cameras. Why do you want to do it this way? Are you having distance problems? If not I would run everything home. In the long run homeruns just make everything easier. If you can get one wire there you can get seven.

I cut and pasted this from one of my Axis Products. My friend is running DD-WRT so I will ask him about this. But i am looking for more of a professional solution. I have a Zyxel L2+ switch and my test server runs Server 2003. From what I understand you can setup a RADIUS server on 2003 as a service for free. 802.1x Contents The settings here enable the AXIS 247S Video Server to access a network protected by 802.1x/EAPOL (Extensible Authentication Protocol Over Lan). There are many EAP methods available to do this. The one used here is EAP-TLS (EAP-Transport Layer Security). The client and server authenticate each other using digital certificates provided by a Certification Authority. Note that to ensure successful certificate validation, time synchronization should be performed on all clients and servers prior to configuration. To gain access to the protected network, the AXIS 247S Video Server presents its certificate to the network switch. If the certificate is approved, the switch allows access on a preconfigured port. In order to use port-based authentication, the network must be equipped with a RADIUS protocol server, and a network switch with support for 802.1x. Please see the AXIS 247S Video Server User's Manual for more information. You may also need to contact your network administrator for information on certificates, user ID's and passwords. Certificates CA Certificate - This certificate is created by the Certification Authority for the purpose of validating itself, so the AXIS 247S Video Server needs this certificate to check the server's identity. Provide the path to the certificate directly, or use the browse button to locate it. Then click the Upload button. To remove a certificate, click the Remove button. Client certificate/private key - The AXIS 247S Video Server must also authenticate itself, using a client certificate and a private key. Provide the path to the certificate in the first field, or use the Browse button to locate it. Then click the Upload button. To remove a certificate, click the Remove button. Alternatively, it may be possible to upload the certificate and key in one combined file, (e.g. a PFX file or PEM file). Provide the path to the file, or use the Browse button to locate it. Click Upload to load the file. To remove a certificate and key, click the Remove button. Settings EAPOL version - Select the EAPOL version (1 or 2) as used in your network switch. EAP identity - Enter the user identity associated with your certificate. A maximum of 16 characters can be used. Private key password - Enter the password (maximum 16 characters) for your user identity. Enable 802.1x - Check the provided box to enable the 802.1x protocol.