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Hey Rog, Please give us complete specs of DVR card and PC setup (Hardware/Software) We never have had this problem but I would love to help you with yours. Thanks,

I would also like to know the max recorded resolution of these DVR's or any Sanyo DVR's. All there spec brochures say 720 x 240 Resolution but I am assuming thats display only.. Any input will help. thanks.

What about this. An external PCI expansion box?? http://www.team-solutions.com/Products/ISAPCI/PCIExp/2SlotCardBus.htm It may work?? Or something similar

I will see what I can find for the iLinkIR420SN For now here is a screenshot of the above Varifocal 550TVL Cam at night:

Here is another one of our new cameras: Vari-FOCAL 4mm-9mm Auto Iris 1/3 Sony HAD CCD 550 TVL IP-65 12V/24V Switching 80 Foot IR Distance Snapshot from our PC based DVR. I will post more info when it becomes available.

Protecvideo, It's our iLinkIR420SN: 1/3" SONY 420 TVL NTSC:510(H)×492(V) IR LED 20 PCS IRSeries Distance 50 Feet Auto White Balance Scanning System NTSC:525 lines 60 Field/sec Electronic Shutter Time NTSC 1/60-1/100,000Sec DC12V±10% 400MA Amazing camera for the cost. Let me know if you need anymore info. Next week the camera will also come with a SunShield and IR revision for more power. Thanks

Does anyone have a good recommendation for a decent Spot Monitor for checking camera angles and focusing Something LCD Battery Powered maybe? What do you guys use.

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Hello Darby and welcome to the forums. Yes, this DVR can achieve playback/live in one screen. I should be getting some PDF spec sheets soon. I will post them as soon as I do. Thanks

I am loking for a good ground loop isolator...Any suggestions. What about this:

NO the connectors are not touching. And the cameras are in a different building and cannot be powered localy.

Where do you purchase them from?? Northern Vid?

A dealer of mine is. Has a DVR located in one building and 150ft away in another there are 4 cameras mounted to metal.

You want a sign that says that or an LCD displaying those words??

Check this out as well "Top 5 Powerful Notebooks" http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,123729,00.asp They all have Pentium M CPU's also http://reviews.cnet.com/Notebooks/4521-6527_7-5021302-1.html?tag=dir

Yea but you have to remeber it has a Intel Pentium M 760 2.0GHz. From what I have heard and read this is comperable to a Pentium 4 3.0+. That's an awesome CPU especially if you are concerned with battery life. They were made for notebook PC's. The bottom line is pentium M processors DO run at a slower clock cycle, but are designed to do MORE in each clock cycle making them faster. I would never buy a Pentium 4 again for a notebook. I have a NC6000 HP notebook and it utilizes a 1.6 Pentium Centrino M. I have really enjoyed the performance and the battery life. If you get a P4 3.4 in a notebook plan on only an hour or two of use. Visit http://www.intel.com/products/processor/pentiumm/ for more info on the CPU.

WHO? The guy that started this thread..?

Does this break the record for the longest thread

You guys are funny...I just laughed out loud in the middle of my office. Fellow employees looking at me like im crazy. Oh and isaac if your Wife ever found this website I think you would be sleeping in the laundry room...LOL

Check out my other thread about triamese. http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=3544

18 2 generally is used for Power transmission. 18 being the Gauge 2 being the 2 cables or conductors For the communication I think generally most people utilize cat-5 or some sort of UTP. For the PTZ's I would use an RG-59 cable for the video and power transmission and for the communication a CAT-5 cable.

I will post all the info I have gathered plus screen shots and hopefully a live demo ASAP. I will finish up my testing this week and post results including comparisons to other DVR's. I am real excited about this machine. Thanks,

Hello Bill There are a few hybrid cards out there that will work with IP cameras. The DVR card that we carry at iLink does. Please PM me with your specific needs and I would be glad to point you in the right direction.

Dont know if this is true but I heard today that some of these DVR's that say motion detection dont actually have it. Let me explain... What they told me is instead of the motion triggering the DVR to start and stop Recording, it just lowers the frame rate when motion isnt detected therefore recording is still active. Anyone ever heard of this. And let me know if I am sounding likke a Dumba** Thanks

Sorry for the repost but, Rory whats the difference between a Day-Night function by Auto Interchange IR Filter and a IR cut Filter??