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Opinions on Worldeyecam and Intellipix 4 camera DVR system.
tomcctv replied to SecurityTech's topic in General Digital Discussion
mike no problem mate. my fault for not making my self clear. -
eb1301 net sata, remote viewing issue (SOLVED)
tomcctv replied to Braven's topic in Digital Video Recorders
also unistall your remove your viewer from pc and reinstall when you are on your active x set-up under network type click on 512k this will make your system alot faster. if you have installed all your web viewer and remote viewer from disks remove them because you dont need then. -
eb1301 net sata, remote viewing issue (SOLVED)
tomcctv replied to Braven's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Hi Braven. do you mean the eb1304 sata net ??? and can you tell us your ports you have set-up and type of router. -
Opinions on Worldeyecam and Intellipix 4 camera DVR system.
tomcctv replied to SecurityTech's topic in General Digital Discussion
looked at spec cif is not h264. take a look at either avermedia or the avtech both are very good and do what it says on the box. there are cheap systems and budget systems ..................never use a cheap system -
hi rory. the flash i have is master reset not full software flash. its 1am here so to late to do anything today for you but i can email the flash to you tomorrow. so dont do anything with your dvr till then. also there is another problem with the eb and sa dvrs the internet will no longer work on then the licence has ran out java/ active x they expirered on the 9/9/2009 so if you want to put it on the net just change the time and date on the pc you will be using to set it up to before 9/9/2009 but the good news all avermedias work on iphone 4-8-16-32 screen
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Hi rory. i work for avermedia uk. if you have tried removing internal batt and that never sorted it then a quick firmware flash will sort it. is you system on the net ???
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Hi Tom, Yes, I hope to be there. It's local to me so it'll be a shame to miss it. Would be nice to say hello. John. hi john. that is fine. then i can put some work your way. i have a few customrs in london but its a 410 mile round trip for me. you do know about the dvr offer ???
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hi all in the uk it is known as the appolo. and it is well over priced. you can only back-up 1 camera at a time. h264 on cif. use d1 and it used to lockup. notice they never showed a demo of mobile (cellphone) working. that was also a problem. i would look at avermedia eb 1304 net or like guys on here have said take a look also at the AVtech. let them carry on selling paintballs . i dont think you will get back-up from ebay sales
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Hi jonno. yes i am going along with avermedias uk tech manager. are you going ????
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Hi Gordon. i think you are will find the spec on the dvr you posted is the same as most d1. mpeg 4 systems. take a look at the avermedia. you get full uk support. (not that you will need it) it is a very simple system to use. price wise well in your budget which means you can spend more on the cameras. take a look at this system below vga or tv output / sound/ 4 camera inputs/ internet viewer/mobile viewer. 30 days recording at 25fps they is a dealer not far from you in london. and if you would like to see a demo i can let you dial into mine at home. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=151
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Hi dmmsta. they is also a licence problem with the eb/and sa dvrs. and this will stop you setting up remote viewing. you can pm me for the way past this problem.
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I need to mount a consumer grade camera on a PTZ mount
tomcctv replied to jay23's topic in Video Transmission/Control Devices
Hi Jay. you need to give the guys here more info. internal/external voltage. do you need a controller. what system are you adding it too. and type of camera you are going to mount on the p/t if it is for external use. i would just buy a budget type ptz -
View Avtech DVR via Vodafone Broadband Dongle
tomcctv replied to Jonno's topic in Digital Video Recorders
hi rory. yes you are right port 80 or 81 is fine for IE but over smartphone nokia or others will not let you accsess port 80. vodafone usb works the same as smartphones so moving to high ports is best. -
Hi Finch. like WRS-MARK i would also take a look at the avermedia. but ask your dealer to show you the new model 1304 mob/net/gsm/gps. i have one as a demo at the moment. but seems very good (only had it testing the last 10 days)
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i know of 2 companys that use pc based dvrs/nvrs with auto ptz tracking. avermedia nv cards also have this as standard. the other company is adventura but a bit over price. see demo of 1 working below. http://www.aventuratechnologies.com/livedemo/
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RS-485 to RS-232 serial adapters for PTZ
tomcctv replied to Tailbone215's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
MOXA i have used for many years both for ptz and pos -
View Avtech DVR via Vodafone Broadband Dongle
tomcctv replied to Jonno's topic in Digital Video Recorders
hi. jonno. yes you need to change port forwarding on both the dvr and router. and yes it will work as normal though ie or the viewer software. just one thing on vista make sure you are in run as administrator. right click IE and select run as administrator -
View Avtech DVR via Vodafone Broadband Dongle
tomcctv replied to Jonno's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Hi rory. i come across this problem alot with customers. like jonno. going from pc to pc or pc to dvr with port 80 is fine. but mobile devices like smartphones or 3g data cards will not connect to anything with port 80 it just shuts ie down. by changing from port 80 on the dvr gets around this problem and going to ports around 5550 is ideal for mobile devices -
Looking For Reputable Distributor in The USA For Avermedia
tomcctv replied to SmartCCTV's topic in AverMedia
what part of the US are you in ??? -
View Avtech DVR via Vodafone Broadband Dongle
tomcctv replied to Jonno's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Hi jonno. with using vodafone i take it your in the uk ???? i use the vodafone dongle all the time to show people systems over the internet. but you need to change the port on the dvr from 80 to 5550 to be able to view from mobile devices. but when you look for the dvr in the remote software dont forget to add your port i.e yourip:5550 -
500+ Runs for each Cam Install ISsues
tomcctv replied to streethacker's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
i would say your power supply 8 way 8 amp is only 1 amp per camera and over 500f that is not enough. you could install seperate power units. the camera you stated ECL-640 Eclipse will run 12v or 24v. i would go for 12v 5amp seperate power supplys -
Cool! I didn't know something like that existed for CCTV! Where do you get it? None of my suppliers carry it. Biwave.com no workie either. When I was in broadcast we used similar technology that carried camera power, video, 2-way intercom, spot video, and audio all in one coax. The special triax cable was sure expensive though! Just one kink was enough to get you fired! in the uk it is £30 with power unit.....thats video/sound/power. if you have problems getting the unit i could ship some to a cctv company who is a friend of mine in westvirginia.
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why not just keep it simple and use biwave connectors power/video/sound upto 500meters over coax http://www.secure.no/files/Biwave/BI-2100_2200.pdf
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so what help do you need ..........has it failed..... or have you leased it from security max ??? or are you looking for another one. in which case look at my first post.....DONT.
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Hi. cruelty. your posting from ebay.....PLEASE DONT BUY. but at the end of the day it is your choice. problems. the price .....way way to cheap its from hongkong ..............you will get no back-up and £50 to ship if you are in the uk. you can buy a good 4 way dvr for not much more money and get a uk back-up service.