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remember Nuvico??

and here................http://www.cctvforum.com/

Good thing he said he needs to know, or we wouldn't have even answered him.

I am confused with what you are asking. On one note, your asking about a PIR motion detector and mentioning most

of the mount on the wall. Do you want a PIR for your alarm system to protect your walkway??? And on the other note,

your mentioning your CCTV system and it's picking up car headlights. As mentioned above, why don't you just

mask out the area that you do not want the camera to pick up in your NVR setting? If it's a PIR motion detector

for your alarm system, it doesn't matter if its on the wall, ceiling, or floor, if you want it to protect only a certain

area and not another, you will have to do some masking and alot of walk testing.

You do not need to reboot, simply click refresh to see if your setting had saved or not. And as said before, you might

be exceeding your limit thats why it's not saving.

and keep in mind, some inexpensive analog cameras may produce an excellent image with some aide from lighting, but

what happens when you want to digitally zoom into something to get alittle more detail? And what happens with that 5mp

camera when you digitally zoom into something for detail?

Cat5 and baluns?

 

I've seen 50.00 cams that beat your MP cams at night. (If u look on this very site, you will too...) ever tried a black and white camera?

 

 

Here's a link with some decent night shots out of very inexpensive cams. http://www.bahamassecurity.com/cctvforum/forum_posts.asp?TID=39&title=cctv-camera-comparisons-images

 

 

I'm not really into the special Olympics. So I won't try to convince you that your arrogance blinds you. Carry on.

Who mentioned anything about cat5 and baluns?????

Rather than shooting your mouth off, post some proof as I did. I would think someone that was a particpant of the

special Olympics would not be capable of actually producing proof of something they were claiming, not someone

that has produced proof.

not to be an ass either, but no one is saying apples to apples. The original OP is basically trying to get a feel

what others prefer as far as quality, durability, ease of use, as he had mentioned in a previous post. Someone

mentioned that analog produces a better night image for less money and I simply posted an example of

spending more money on an analog camera compared to an inexpensive IP megapixel camera and getting

a better image at night with the IP camera. Yes, I agree, there is no simple answer to, which one is better.

Obviously, IP megapixel is better, but there are categories that can be brought up where as analog cameras

would be the preferred choice.

another comparison, top two are analog and bottom two are IP

The two top cameras are analog IR cameras that I actually spent more money than the IP cameras in the two lower boxes.

They are all live shots viewing at the same exact time of day. So, please, if your going to bring up the night vision comparison

between analog and IP, back it up with images. The images I am producing basically is my proof that IP night vision is better

than analog night vision and it does not cost any more money than analog does.

I really think it depends where you buy your cameras and which brands you buy. I did an apt building over a year ago and

spent $180.00 on vandal proof outdoor domes with IR's, 700tvl lines, effio chip, etc. The picture was very acceptable and at night

it gave a clean image. Now, a few months ago, I did a residence with Dahua 2100's 1.3mp bullets with IR's and I bought them

at $160.00 each (less than the analog)! Now, during the day the image is MUCH better than the analog, and at night time,

the image is amazing.

So put a fake address and phone

There are pros and cons for each, as we have discussed in other topics. Others may disagree, but my

personal opinion is IP is the way to go. As long as bandwidth is available, IP has better resolution and just

as easy to set up as analog. Analog still is less expensive and eats up less bandwidth and hard drive storage.

If your looking for an opinion so you can make a decision what to install for yourself. Go with IP, you will

not be disappointed.

I would love to get a hold of one of these as well. Can someone PM me where they are ordering them from?

It'd be a shame to see Empire abandon all of the Dahuas they've put out there. Wonder what their warranty period was? I'd like to see how good the newer, hopefully cheaper, line of cams works at night. Also, I wonder how good the NVRs are?

 

You have any more inexpensive Chinese solutions on the review block?

I spoke with Kyle at Empire today and he informed me they have no plans on leaving Dahua. They are a big seller and they

have a good relationship with Dahua.

As far as registering for their website, he said Dahua does not allow prices to be displayed on websites unless a customer

registers first. They are following Dahua's rules, not making their own as far as that goes.

I am curious why he shouldn't ask this on a forum?

I do not have that camera any longer. I bought it to play around with, but sold it for an install I did. The customer I installed

it for, absolutely loves it.

No, I'm using it with the web browser controls. I just have the speed set to slow.

sounds more like you reset the IP and just can't log into it.

My PAL always gives me more lines than my non PALS.

So they can send you emails when they run sales or promos and make more money. Making more money doesn't sound weird to me. They're not asking for your social security or credit card, just a name, password and email. Didn't you register to be a member here??? You didn't think that was weird?