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The Divar 600 outputs an RTSP stream. Get a app on your phone that view RTSP and you can watch the cameras via that. This should be in the manual.

http://products.boschsecurity.us/en/TAMS/products/bxp/SKU21249921392960123531-CATMroot Click on Software(13) Control Center 2.34 is what you want.

Sens-up aka frame integration. If you want to get rid of blurry images, maybe try IR or more light in the area.

Go to boschsecurity.us Online prod catalog Cameras PTZ Click on a series 300, 500 Then click software link You can download Configuration Tool for Imaging Devices. CTFID....it will allow you to connect to your dome, control it and set shows. It does not matter what protocol you set shots...bosch or pelco. The shots are stored on the cpu controller. Oh and there is a manual for CTFID, it walks you through how to connect. Once you get your shots programmed, hook it back up to your DVR. CTFID operates with either 232, 485 or using a special tool, VP-USB.

Bosch released iPhone app a few weeks ago. Search for bosch on itunes store and spread word to your dealers and customers. Its free. It will grab mjpeg feed from any bosch IP camera or encoder. Works best on wifi.

You could keep it Bosch...go with a Dinion 2X. 20 bit processing, smart BLC mode for whole scene. WDR.

Rory what were the best products and what is junk?

G3 dome - it should go trough a homing sequence. Do you get video? How many dip switches are up top under the cap? 4 or 8? if its 8, probably doesnt do 485. Dip switch 2 did the 232 or 485 selection, but I can tell you that the 485 wasnt as reliable and ready until the later years of making it. Look for a date code or if you do get video, check the firmware on the video - should pop up. Although, my first thoughts are that if your dome is not moving, probably does not work properly.

What do you mean by that? The autodome is onvif compliant.

This will help you. http://resource.boschsecurity.us/documents/VIPX1600XFModul_ConfigurationNote_BVIPAndCGI_enUS_T4984618379.pdf

Good luck on this. Taking an NTSC signal and turning it digital - doesn't work out to great.

How are the analog PTZs hooked up? Are they connected to the encoders? What protocol is the encoder set to? How does it move in the webpage? Did you put the 120 ohm resistor at the camera?

How is your encoding profile setup? What resolution - target and max bit rates, i frame distance? What encoder type and firmware? The current bosch line does interlacing on 4CIF, this is standard. Bosch NBC cameras do progressive scan, not interlaced.

Download the latest revision of VLC. Reboot your IP camera. Connect back up - possibly bring it down to a crossover cable connection. You might not have dirtectx, enough vid memory, idk...try a different PC.

Im shocked. No one mentioned using RTSP with VLC media player? Sure the laptops are cool, but if you dont already have one, its extra $. 1. Tell us the IP camera - so I can tell you the address to the stream.

What requirements do you have?

bosch ptzs work on pelco p

Bosch makes the service cable: Part # S1460 ....or you could try to make your own..lol

Where was that photo taken?

DO this.

Be educated - Watch this video Shutter speed = light exposure time for 1 image Learn about dynamic range too..by the same odd guy.

This is 100% correct. except you can program the multiplexer to synch the correct IPS (Images Per Second) to a recorder. Most Muxs have a list of supported recorders.

If your Autodome G3 has 8 DIP switches, it means it has the older chipset. The newer G3 autodomes had 4. The number 2 DIP is what controlled teh mode: RS232 or RS485. HOWEVER. It also depended on your firmware revision. Power cycle the camera and see what comes up on the video. 5.0 - 485 was added 5.10 - Bilinx was finally enabled for use. 5.31 - Pelco protocol supported 5.39 - Final firmware release - December 2006

8 DIPS are the older G3 domes. You might want to check the firmware revision, what does it say when it boots up? 5.x?

VEXT - search for it in the manual. Its how it synchs the multplexed signal.