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Set your hard disk SATA at 1.5 Gbps data transfer speed (move or add a jumper on your hard drive is required for this) Good Luck Jota Post.- Ide drive there if you check the disk model versus the manual of your DVR compatibility (indicated by the model). Another solution even more complicated but is a sata-ide converter, which is placed on the same disk SATA, and gives you the option to connect to an IDE. At the end is connected to the DVR IDE controller on the inside of course. The simplest would be to change it with another disc of brand preference you had the damage.

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thanks for the reply, I thought there would be some way to create the code myself, well I will continue the steps. regards

Model in the paper is DS-7204HVI-S correction ok

Unless the paper label that put Hikvision, in the back of the DVR, this wrong. says model: DS-7204-S-HVI SF View: V2.0 (090916) At least if they had the original firmware on the label I would greatly appreciate. attentively Jota

Hello My DVR is equals at this http://www.sourcesecurity.com/technical-details/cctv/recording/digital-recorders/hikvision-ds-7204hvi-s.html I repeat my DVR only has CIF and QCIF resolution. It supports up to 4CIF team, so please i need the upgrade. Thank you

Hello Mindtwist Hello I need to upgrade because my DVR has no 2CIF resolutions, D1, 4CIF, CIF and QCIF only has. The exact model is DS-7204HVI-S, with black mask and menu and numbers buttons. Those ending in ST or SN do not match my model. The version of firmware you have my dvr is v2.2 build 091202. Thanks for your help

what I do is turn on the DVR, which is not (do not mention the model), connected to a monitor in NTSC and also the cameras connected to the load. Then check and see that should boot in NTSC.

observation What I meant is change the DNS 2 and put it in the DNS1 and get another DNS with your ISP to DNS2, do not use 192.168.1.1 as dns. now if

Hello What I would do is change the dns2 by dns2. Use your preferred DDNS service as now you have the static ip you will do much better, turn it on your DVR or your router if you have the option. Care is something public IP (provided by you ISP) and over the internal LAN IP (192.168.1.xxx). Do not forget to open the communication ports on your router. Example addressed to 192.168.1.1 port 85 As I see you are using port 85, you should settle for something like internet connection http://mydvr.sytes.net:85 Hope this helps you serve " title="Applause" /> regards

Please i need link for my upgrade firmware DVR Hikvision DS-7204HVI-S. I have v2.2 build 091202 firmware version Thanks for your help

If you can connect locally no conflict of ips , reviews the Gateway IP Network DVR settings. You put the DNS of your Internet provider in the DVR. From a cmd window to run a ping ddns you created, for example: ping mydvr.sytes.net, you should receive a response, if not so check any open ports on the router. I hope you make it " title="Applause" />

Check your IP Gateway in you DVR Example 192.168.1.10 ip your DVr , 192.168.1.1 IP Gateway for Router or Modem regards

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