eric9547

I'll see if I can find these in the US. Thanks Tom.

The machine is an open machine. Here's a video of it. Due to the pc control location and size the operator cannot see when he has jogged material to the first clamp for referencing. Punches on each side of the machine need to be seen for tool change alignment and operation. I was thinking of getting a four channel system. One to see the infeed. One for each punching side and the fourth for the shear end. What do you think?

Will definitely take a look at those part numbers. Thanks Cyanide!

Tom good to see you man. I remember years back looking at these cctv systems for my welding shop and found a lot of your posts helpful. Glad your still around. I'll see what I can find for cvi with motorised lens.

Are there any NVR's that are compatible with the older analog camera's? I will still need to store video but direct view should have very low lag. How many milliseconds is acceptable before noticing?

I'm needing some camera's in a shop to be able watch a CNC machine in operation. What would you guys recommend? I want to stay away from IP camera's due to the slight video delay. The operators need to be able to see everything the machine is doing in real time. Hopefully there is an inexpensive solution. Thank you, Eric

Awesome camera's. I'm using six of them.

He's not alive after that.

http://www.thewebsiteisdown.com/salesguy.html LMAO

What power supply would go great with these bullet cameras? I've heard altronix is good but dont know which model I should go with.

I'm just going to go with cat5. Thanks guys

What is an inexpensive active balun solution I can go with? With eight channels what would I need exactly? Thanks

Would there be any problems if I went with Cat5 instead. That way should I want to upgrade to IP camera's I can.

I'll give you $50 for it.

Thanks!