Jeffrey

I've bought most of my Cameras from SuperCircuits and had pretty decent luck with them. I've search the forum and ready about better options out there for the money. Do we have any vendors on here that give me some prices on a couple of IR cameras with a WIDE viewing angle?

Well, I've got one working. I'm not sure if a coaxial got broke when I pulled it, or I messed up a compression connector, or a bad camera.. Either way, it's going to be a pain to test/debug. I now have my labor day planned out.

We'll the LiLin works fine now with the DVR. I'm actually using the LiLin protocol as neither Pelco D or P worked. I'll update that firmware today. Thanks Tom.

hi on the aver EH5108H you dont use any converters. you have your PTZ pluged into the POS data. you plug your ptz camera into tx+ tx- on the back of your dvr. Wow. I feel like an idiot now!! I'm going to the office and see if it works.. Thank you Tom. You've helped me out A LOT on the forums!

I think I've come to the concluesion the RS232-485 Converter isn't working right. I've tried everything. Yes I'm going direct with the +/- . Wiring are the same on both sides also.

I ordered the Forsight product. I began running the cabling last night. Now, waiting to get a trencher for my ditches and get my conduit installed. Should have it going By middle of next week.. Thanks everyone for your help!

Are these two compatible? I'm not having any luck to getting the PTZ working with this DVR. It worked great until I switched from my Merit LiLin DVR to my new Avermedia. DVR: EH5108H* PTZ: Li-Lin PIH-7000NL I've used the LiLin protocol, along with Pelco D & P. Baud rate is 9600, ID I'm assuming is 1. Any help is appreciated.

If I type the IP address of the DVR, it loads the webviewer software fine on the LAN. in most cases you cant use your Wan ip from your own network. also do you have a static ip You are right, accessed it from home with the WAM IP and works perfect! Thanks for you help.

I have both set. I'm using the WAN IP address, I confirmed this with ipchicken and other 3rd party sites. can you log on with your LAN ip ?? If I type the IP address of the DVR, it loads the webviewer software fine on the LAN.

I have both set. I'm using the WAN IP address, I confirmed this with ipchicken and other 3rd party sites.

hi. you will also need to add the port number to the ip. so you need to type http://your ip:5550 Correct, All I'm getting is the Page Cannot be displayed error.. I'm quite confident the port forward is right, as I've done it quite a few times. When entering in my ports, do I select TCP, UDP, or both?

I've having some issues being able to view my DVR over the remote network. It's connected to a DSL Router/Gateway. I've port fowarded 80 and 5550 to the DVR IP on the router. I have an AverMedia EH5108H, with the network button "pressed" By typing in the IP address in the browser it is taking me to the modems configuration screen instead of the Remote Viewer screen. Any ideas would be great! Thanks!

Will this be my best option you think?

The spare is a Coax Siamese cable with power/ground/video There are two exterior light poles I'm attaching them to the side of. Obviously there is power there but I was hoping to power from the power supply box on the backup battery where the DVR is. The Cameras are a 12v ea, IR Camera in a housing.

I'm adding a few more cameras to fill out my 8 channel dvr. Two that I'm adding is across a paved parking lot that I can not get video cable to. What is my best option? Wireless Transmitter? For one of the two, it is possible to run a cable around the end to that corner, but I only have one cable to get there? Could I integrate two Cameras into one cable? I've attached a paint drawing of my situation. Thanks in advance for your help! **Between Cam1 & Cam 2 the parking lot ends and is gravel, so I can run cable thru conduit in a ditch if possible.