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The center pin contains the video signal and the shield is the ground/return. Your crimping tool should have a spot to crimp the center pin. Be patient and accurate with the stripping, and you will be rewarded with a nice compact connection...

The bushing is for use on RG-62,71,210 cable only... http://www.amphenolrf.com/downloads/dl/file/id/24/product/696/assembly_instructions_c32.pdf

Amphenol's RFX BNC connectors are nice and consistent.

DVI cables do not usually have audio signals. DVI connectors are huge... HDMI cables have audio signals. HDMI connectors are small..

The power connector on those IR illuminators are standard 2.1mm DC Power Connectors with center pin positive 12 VDC. Do not connect to power source greater than 14VDC or you may damage your IR illuminator. The IR illuminator should be protected from polarity reversal. Get a multimeter if you don't have one!!!

Cheap IR Illuminators use low specification IR Leds. Don't expect any long life or even a decent half life from cheap IR illuminators. Do expect to change out cheap IR illuminators often, so keep your ladder nearby... I prefer Bosch IR illuminators. Not cheap though...

The Swann CONVR-B83MP is a IP NVR with PoE Ethernet connections. If you want full compatibility, stick with Swann supported dome IP cameras. Swann NHD-831 looks like HIKvision DS-2CD2732 ...

Pelco manufactures NEMA 4X rated enclosures for use in hazardous environments. Can a approved sight glass/window be installed in the wall of the filling station?

Some Axis cameras include both clear and smoked domes. Most IP cameras are not good in low light conditions, so a smoked dome would reduce overall sensitivity...

Installing a nvr in a damp bathroom that does not have a bathroom exhaust fan is not recommended...

http://www.homedepot.com/p/OPTIX-23-75-in-x-47-75-in-Prismatic-Clear-Acrylic-Light-Panel-1A20083A/100550880?N=5yc1vZc58p

Most commercial external hard drives contain regular hard drives that are not rated for continuous duty 247. Also, some external hard drives are not adequately ventilated for heat dissipation. USB Cabling Limitation (without repeaters) USB 2.0 cabling max = 5.0m (16.4 feet) USB 3.0 cabling max = 3.0m (9.8 feet)

Veracity has Ethernet extenders that allow 400m PoE on CAT5/CAT6... http://www.veracityglobal.com/products/ethernet-and-poe-devices/outreach-max.aspx

Axis P5534-E is a true day/night PTZ Dome camera with NO built-in/internal IR leds. So no specifications for IR led range/distance will be found in the datasheet...

Veracity has ethernet extenders that allow 400m PoE on Cat5/Cat6... http://www.veracityglobal.com/products/ethernet-and-poe-devices/outreach-max.aspx

Your power supply may not be sufficient to power all your cameras when the IR leds turn on. Try unplugging your working cameras and power your suspect camera only.

For exterior/outdoor cameras, ingress protection IP66 is recommended. Not a big fan of Panasonic cameras, good WDR, but overpriced and not reliable... Have you set a budget for this camera? What is the lighting conditions for the location of this eaves mounted camera? Will this camera be facing the sun most of the day? What is night-time lighting like? Do you have street lighting nearby, or motion activated lamps?

Indoor dome cameras are not designed for external/outdoor use. External dome cameras usually have ingress protection (proper seals), fan/blower and heater assembly. Here is internal pic of IP66 rated Samsung SNV-5084.

A single larger managed PoE switch is more efficient and easier to troubleshoot problems. Also, your UPS backup costs will be less for one unit.

Some IP dome cameras have internal network connection.

Camera is difficult to fix without schematic. Easier to replace...

Have you played with the camera daylight savings time or time sync settings recently?

Don't forget the priceless chandelier in the dining room... Keep the indoor security cameras fixed to the ceiling or walls!! Cheaper and much better stable images...

If you need to extend your dvr display output, some hdmi repeaters/extenders include IR remote extension as well. http://www.startech.com/AV/Extenders/HDMI/HDMI-over-Cat5-Cat6-Extender~ST121SHD30 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA24G2179147

Most attics are not conditioned spaces i.e. hot/humid in summer and cold in winter, so locating the dvr in the attic is not recommended. A hidden, well ventilated, and conditioned space is a better location for the dvr. Use a IR repeater/extender for the remote. http://www.homedepot.com/p/P3-International-Infrared-Repeater-and-Sensor-in-Black-P3-P8620/204511972?N=5yc1vZc652Z5qj http://www.monoprice.com/Category?c_id=109&cp_id=10110&cs_id=1011009 http://www.amazon.com/Nextronics-Infrared-Remote-Extender-Repeater/dp/B00C5PNW5S