leonardoh19

Try using the Channel 0 , it fails less than direct preview of one camera

the subnet 192.168.1.x should work. Whats the IP configured in the TCP/IP menu ? Before with the p2p feature it work at first try. Now it says cannot connect like 3 times an then it works.

Every time that a standalone DVR/NVR is resetting I always disconnect Hard disk drives from it. When a HDD is in bad condition it makes that the DVR resets itself.

What type of connection are you using? P2P or IP/Domain? I think that P2P is failing because my clients are complaining. Maibe is saturated

The 10.1.1.1 is like an internal IP just for the POE dahua cameras. If you have another camera that you want to add, just use the remote camera menu in the DVR. With the second question, I think the DVR will use the router configured as gateway in the tcp/ip menu. Is the P2P function working ok with you? All my clients are complaining that it doesn't work like before. I think is saturated.

it looks like a nubix, they had a (11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16) password.

to avoid interference the camera, monitor and dvr have to be energized from the same place ( a UPS maybe). Sometimes it works for me to cut the earth connector on the monitors.

I have a hibrid dahua installed on a client bulding, it has 16 analogue cameras and 3 1.3MP ip cameras. It records with no problems, I can say Dahua is not giving me problems.

that is a windows problem, you have to check if you can copy files to the disk that you're testing

All the things you said are correct. you can use a pair of NSM5 from ubiquiti to make the link. I think that the iPad version of the software can not make the rectification of the image, you are gonna see just the circular image.

You don't need the second card if you only going to use 16 analogue cameras. You can doit with only one 1240 card, to have 16 analogue and 16 IP.

The cable is not you problem. The tv and the DVR are connected in diferent power circuits and thats making you a Ground loop. You need a Ground Loop isolator I had repairs this things before just taking off the earth conector in the plugs of the monitors.

this is the manual http://dl.dropbox.com/u/67498407/KPD674_Hardware_Reset.pdf

here are the instructions to make a hard reset. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/67498407/AVC7968_Hardware_Reset.pdf

If locally works and remotelly not, it has to be because of the ports are being blocked. Try with DMZ or be sure that you are freeing all the ports you need tcp 80 4550 5550 6550 8866 5552