dandex

Hello again DVR enthusiasts! I would like to ask you for your help in choosing the best components to build a DVR with Geovision cards. That would include motherboard, chip, cards, h/d, memory .. everything. I am not building the systems .. I only install them and service them - but I need the most stable and reliable system that I can order. Appreciate your help! If any of you guys are building DVR's please send me an e-mail!! Thanks again DD

Thank you GC!! I hope this will clear up the problem. I hope ypu don't mind if I will contact you via e-mail if I should have further questions. Unfortunately the geovision manual is not helpful enough. Cheers. Dan

Hi, I am having a similar problem when trying to access geovision from a remote location. I am using the multicam remote view system client. I am connecting ok while on my local network, but if I go to a remote location I cannot access it. Somebody told me that the ports of the cable modem are not open, but it is hard for me to believe that this is the case. It seems more like a configuration problem, probably on the server side. Any ideas?

Hi Fred, There is a company called TVS, Inc that I believe was aquired by Honeywell that manufacture this type of box. The box is called TVC-2066 and they are not cheap. You have to tell them what kind of cash register you want the box connected to and they will also make a cable for that cash register. The connection to the cash register may be somewhat difficult, depending on the cash register. Let me know if you need a phone number. May I add the the customer service from TVS Inc is not the best!!! Dan

Hello, I was trying to access my geovision surveillance system via the internet with the remote client. I have been successful connecting while on my local net. However, when I tried to logon from a remote location outside my network I had no success. My surveillance system is connected to a router(Linksys). Any idea what could be wrong? Appeciate your help!!!!