rory

I gave up on wireless cameras, for now, will sell the wireless video transmitters with high DB antennas, but other than that way too much stress involved, id rather run the wire Ofcourse the majority of homes here are concrete, with block inner walls, steel etc, and the older homes have gakvanized plumbing and electrical pipes running all through the house, and also, AC insulation stops the signal also. Not many homes with sheet rock or wood around here. Rory

if you want free tech support you came to the wrong forum, this forum is run and owned by communists now.

if you want free tech support you came to the wrong forum, this forum is run and owned by communists now.

if you want free tech support you came to the wrong forum, this forum is run and owned by communists now.

its garbage, throw it in the trash and move on

its garbage, throw it in the trash and move on

8/16 channel LE-AS/AN (Zeus) is only 7fps D1 max on all channels. 4 Channel LE-AS/AN (Zeus) has channel 1 option of D1 30fps.

Sent a PM with info.

Havent used them in a while (people down here just dont want to spend that anymore) but anything with the latest SDIII should be good.

Last Last thing .. since I cannot edit posts on this forum anymore ... Try mounting the camera higher, in my tests the Backlighting/WDR function works much better when mounted higher than actual face height, eg. 8 feet or so.

Last thing .. make sure WDR is even enabled. On the CNBs they come with all BLC features disabled which means WDR is disabled by default, on their WDR camera

Another thing to add, BLC works better than WDR on these cameras when dealing with darker faces - I dont think the Asians test them like we do

Best WDR camera would likely be Panasonic. But it comes with a big price tag. Try changing the camera to BLC instead of WDR if it has that option. On cheaper WDR cameras that tends to help when their WDR function fails to work as advertised (most of the cheaper WDRs just fail in that area - eat it up to marketing hype).

These are the advanced units, using Dahua model numbers. They will be named different by the OEM brand Also they may look different: HE-S 4/8/16 - 1.5U 4HDD Full D1 HE-T 4/8/16 - 2U 8HDD Full D1 HE-AS/AN 4 - 1U 1HDD Full D1 HF-AL 4/8/16 - 1.5U 2HDD Full D1 HF-A 4/8/16 - 1U 2HDD Full D1 HF-L 4/8/16 - 1.5U 4HDD Full D1 HF-S 4/8/16 - 2U 8HDD Full D1

QT4 Series DVRs are set to record in real-time (30 frames per second) in the CIF format. Depending on the model, one or more channels may be set to record in the higher resolution in real-time, or all channels may record in D1, but at a reduced frame rate. QT5 Series DVRs, along with the QT454, are configured to record in real-time on all channels in the highresolution D1 format. The QT2124 can only record in the CIF format. http://www.q-see.com/files/manuals/QT%20Series%20Manual_web.pdf BTW, Dahua has D1 30fps record each channel also, on select DVRs.