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You may also want to reach out to http://www.prosound.net/ they have multiple locations, including Orlando. they are very reputable, and been around for a long time.

you may want to consider the new digital watchdog DW-VF960H 960h series dvr. the 16 channel can certainly be purchased with a 2 tb hard drive. follow this link http://dwcc.tv/product_Dvrs/dvrs_main.asp?ID=108&category=Stand Alone

you may want to call Vicon directly at 800-645-9116 they have a great tech support team and should be able to help you troubleshoot these issues.

you can not replace the monitor. all those cameras are feeding into those rj11 connections on the back of that monitor. what you can do, is utilize the bnc video output of that monitor and feed it into the video input of another flat screen monitor that also has a bnc connection. to view it remotely, you would have to utilize the video output of the monitor and feed it into a dvr that has internet access.

go to this website http://208.50.31.216/ enter user1 for the username and 11111111 for password look at camera 4 , it is the ed730 , which is the same as the ed710 but with ir's, but resolution is exactly the same.

that camera is not an ip camera its analog, in fact it is being replaced by the new DWC-V4363D snap-it series vandal dome • 1/3” CCD •620 TV Lines [b&W], 600 TV Lines •3.3~12mm Varifocal Auto Iris Lens •Electronic Day and Night •Smart DNR (Digital Noise Reduction) •DRC (Dynamic Range Compressor) •Star-Light (Super Low Light Technology) •HME (Highlight Masking Exposure) •Programmable Privacy Zones ( & Motion Detection •Easy Icon Driven OSD Menu with Built-in Joystick •IP68 Certified (Water Submersible) •Junction Box Included •UTP & RS-485 Built-in •Auto Sensing 24VAC/12VDC with Line Lock •Secondary Video-BNC Output

to connect the 2 bnc (video) connections on each cable, you would want to use an inline splice, also known as a barrel connector , which has 2 female bnc connections on it, they usually sell for about $1.00 each, the power connections should mate up already..

the pinhole lenses are cctv lenses, but not the standard c or cs mount, they are "d" mount , these are also known as "m12" style .

that would be an excellent choice. they are 720 lines resolution and day night. we have some up in our showroom areas and sell tons of them here at spytown

the samsung camera you mentioned is not varifocal, only fixed at 3mm. do you need a varifocal lens for different views from your multiple locations? there are "eyeball" style cameras that have varifocal lenses 2.8-12mm and come in white with 36 ir's that are under $100.00 also.

you may want to consider the KTC day night pinhole board camera KPC-DNR700HP1 its specs are 1/3" Sony Super HAD CCD II High-Resolution of 550 TVL 3D DNR (3D Digital Noise Reduction) Digital WDR Digital Day&Night Privacy Mask OSD with Built-In Joystick Controller Compact Size of 30mm(W) X 30mm(H) Extreme Clear Cutting Edge Picture RS-485 Support

Speco has a nice hi-res camera for that application. it is part number CVC-607EXCM/2.5 , and can be seen here http://www.specotech.com/cart/products/productDetails.asp?prodID=704

your link was probably deleted because you showed it on a distributor (2mcctv) website, not from the manufacture site direct.

look at this one from CompuVideo , part # DSP-4000 . if interested just PM me for price. thank you. - Howard - SpyTown http://compuvideosystems.com/spec_sheets/DSP-4000spec_sheet.pdf

since you cant receive pm's , you can place your order directly on the spytown.com site . you can call me at the number shown at that site , and i will do my best to see if there is anything additional i can offer to you. thank you. Howard

thank you.. any issues going on, just let me know..

sure, how many are you looking for? i'll have a pm for you on monday..thanks..

the new Nuvico camera has been extremely popular, cant keep them on the shelves long enough!

we moved from Utopia, NY to Melville, NY to a much larger location to meet up with the demand. we went from 2000sq feet to 14,000sq feet.

I am back in the forum and if you have any issues you can contact me directly, my name is Howard and i have been the one always helping the cctvforum members such as raven and rory. we recently moved from queens,ny to melville,ny and i've been involved with the huge move. Any issues or pricing need just let me know... thank you.

nuvico has just replced the camera you mentioned with this one http://nuvico.com/product_detail.htm?id=76 pm me if you need pricing.

the specs you provided on the cameras are too general, would need model number of each camera, or more info on it, such as how many lines resolution, lux, etc..

Great quality at a great price.

there is a manufacture called Elyssa corp that has a series called "Club Cam" there are a few "dome" versions available. This series does not use IR'S...but stays color even in very low light situations.. check out this link http://elyssacorp.com/cctv8.htm PM me for pricing

Smear (very bright situations) Smear is a negative artifact of CCD’s. When they are exposed to too much light they create white vertical lines off the very brightlight sources. Sony has many different technologies to reduce orsuppress smear. HAD, Hyper HAD, Power HAD. EX HAD, and FIT are all different generations of CCD’s, each better then theother in reducing smear among other things. Smear is measured in dB (decibels), the lower the number the better the CCD.