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I picked it a Cisco ASA firewall and this going to be a challenge I have been looking for a "Cisco for dummys" book but I haven't been able to find anything that I liked yet. I was over a B&N the other day and picked up a Haking9 mag and it is just what I am looking for. Very basic "tell me what it is and tell me why I need to use it".

From what I have heard and demos I have seen from the cameras. Cisco makes good networking gear, use it but compare their cameras to other products out there and you will see what I mean.

I am just going to keep this on topic because I appreciate everything both Rory and Soundy contribute to this forum even though there are time we have disagreed on subjects. Hardwired..... Where is the best place to get more knowledge on wireless systems? books or websites? thanks it would be a big help

Now they just need to make it more user friendly

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I am really thinking about it

Yea you are correct but in the previous versions the size + - would adjust the overall size if the image so I wounder if it was over looked.... I will ask next time I call.

Does the (+ and - Size) work for you guys.... in the web browser? Before I would reduce the size of the image but now it looks like it adjusts the image quality.

And it works without ActiveX so it works on every browser and web enabled phone...... no plugs into install

Anybody have any experience with them? Do they have a 485 or 232 input so we can control the cameras with a encoder or DVR? Does the controller have a video out put so we can stream or record the video and how is the image quality? http://www.rvisionusa.com/company.html

Thank you very much for the update.

Care to share how they/you "hacked into a live one"?

Exacq works with everything 32/64 XP, 7, Server, Mac and Linux. www.exacq.com

Thanks..... Another toy I have to have

Nope not out yet and Mobotix is slow when it comes to releasing products so it could be a while.

Well you can look at http://luxriot.com/. Cheap, I have never used it but I can recommend Exacq for NVR very good product $150 per license.

stay away.... there are much better options

Look at ACTi..... they have free NVR software for there cameras only. http://acti.com/ There are a lot of options besides Axis.

You can and they do, the problem is Exacq changes the time zone to 0 in the cameras. And once again I would like to point out that this does not effect the recording Exacq runs fine it is just the cameras built-in events that are based on time are effected.

http://www.axis.com/products/cam_p5534/index.htm

Yea Scorpion is correct and that is why I was asking about the input needed...... Elan Home Systems have some nice setups

What type of input do you need?

I just got he Mobotix Q24 in..... wow really powerful camera. I can't wait to get this installed and put it though some tests

How long do you want to store the images

use MXcontrol center it's free