thewireguys

What OS are you using?

I would recommend you use a 3G router.... something like this http://www.cradlepoint.com/

Are you asking if you can connect the 3G to your DVR and connect to the net so you can remote view the DVR?

Does anybody have any experience with or know of a 4 port PCI-X network card with POE output?

If Axis can do it for all most $4000 why can't I for half the price? http://www.axis.com/products/cam_q8108r/index.htm

Yup^^

Put a good pull string in it

I would recommend you install conduit and then you can decide what cables you want to use later. Also the wires will be protected and you can upgrade down the line.

I am designing a solar powered setup so I am looking to for low power consumption. 12dc or 24dc will work. The SEE === (POWER ............................12 to 30vdc, 500 ma, 2A peak)

Pelco D and/or P rs-232 or 485 http://www.rvisionusa.com/ ^^^ is one option

They can't do it at training they have to take the camera apart.

The other reason Mobotix does this because the local storage. If someone steals the camera and you are recording to the SD card you can not view the images without the password even if you pull the SD card out and put it in another camera.

http://www.axis.com/products/video/about_networkvideo/hdtv.htm

I would also agree the Q24 is great camera but if you need to cover 2 different areas it will not work. Yes the Vivotek has local SD recording but it is nothing like the Mobotix solution. With Vivotek you will be looking though folders to find the images you are looking for which can be very tedious and time consuming. Mobotix has NVR software that uses the SD cards as storage location and/or you can use the web browser. Also none of the cameras you listed are rated for outdoor use without a housing so don't forget to add that into your price. I would recommend the ACTi-4201 indoors and the ACTi-4711 or ACTi-1231 for outside. viewtopic.php?f=22&t=20564

Need some help finding the best low light pin hole camera with a 90 lens and a outdoor rating I have this one from KT&C and it is ok only a 78 lens http://www.ktnc.co.kr/english/viewtopic.php?t=395 P4 version

http://www.axiscam.net/

Looking for any other Routerboard users..... Just ordered a RB411U to role my own 3G connection for remote IP cameras. Also going to test out the 900Mh radios at some point. http://routerboard.com/index.php?showProduct=46

great video http://gregsowell.com/?p=957

You must know the Admin user/password.... MXcontrol center can find the IP address but it you don't know the Admin user/password you are screwed

RVision makes some beefy PT Positioners. Military grade stuff See :Carbide Products http://www.rvisionusa.com/products.html

Anyone know where I can order a Sierra Wireless MC8790 card? Thanks

Why do you want to use this camera? Do you know anything about Mobotix? It is a great product but I recommend you play around with it before you install it because Mobotix cameras can do more then any other cameras on the market.

Let me know when and where.

http://www.sierrawireless.com/en/productsandservices/AirPrime/Embedded_Modules/MC_Series.aspx Does anybody know which card will work on At&t network in the USA?

Exacq will do this without a problem but it is not compatible with your IP cameras..... I don't know any NVR software that will work with the cameras you selected.