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An entry level system; 4 channels and small disk. Best, Christopher 4 channel Analog and 8 IP license, 160GB HD msrp $3700

What is the retail price on their entry level hybrid? Best, Christopher To give you the price I need to the following. 4 or 16 channels analog? What size harddrive do you need?

they sell stand alone DVRs now? They sell IP Servers, Hybrid Servers, and NVR software. "I am in need of a standalone that supports remote viewing using iPhone, Blackberry, Mac as well as PC" Exacq does all of this

http://www.axis.com/products/cam_m7001/index.htm

http://www.exacq.com/

Netgear has 2 new POE switches that look interesting. POE all ports 4 ports PoE+ Gigabit all ports Stack-able with a 20gigs of bandwidth http://www.netgear.com/upload/product/gs724tps/gs724tps_gs748tps_ds_29jun09.pdf

Some Axis products are made in Sweden. Blaser Made in Germany Moboitix made in Germany Arecont made in USA Exacq made in USA If I could I would sell Arecont and Exacq for every job and Mobotix

Yes, more light always helps, but based on my lux reading, I was expecting a better image. I turned off "Super Dynamic", and the night image is improved by a couple of stops. Best, Christopher What is you lux reading?

have 8 x 2mp cameras recording 24hr its been like that for 15 months never had a H/D problem Same here

BUT NEVER install a ip ptz. Why?

Not enough light.... add light and they will go away..... Look at any megapixel camera in low light and they will have a similar issue

Ubiquiti is alot cheaper

What PC's can support 64 channels with 2Megapixel resolution in good quality and at 25/30 PPS? JD The server will not be an issue..... the network will be the bottle neck

You have to use 3rd Party NVR software like Milestone, ONSSI, Exacq....... Software from a camera manufacture is only going to support their cameras.

Disagree

Axis has some cameras in housings with POE power. http://www.axis.com/files/datasheet/ds_p33_37032_en_0910_lo.pdf http://www.axis.com/files/datasheet/ds_q6032-e_36001_en_0906_lo.pdf http://www.axis.com/files/datasheet/ds_t92a20_housing_35011_en_0903_lo.pdf

Mind explaining this more

Mind posting a link to "rangemxx"

Well there is a reason they use 48v not 12v for POE. They do make POE injectors and splitters to power NONE-POE cameras and I strongely recommend you go with one of those. Spend the money and do it right. The 12v on unused pairs might work for short runs but it will be a wiring nightmare. You will have splices and connectors on both ends..... With the amount of labor you will spend TRYING to make this work you could buy the POE products and do it right the first time.

So let me understand this. The Bank has a CCTV system and they want you to pull the recorded video from it, a customer. What country is this in?

I would like to hear your thoughts on this camera and some images when you have it up and running.

POE uses 48 volts not 12

ok

PTZ>>>> http://www.axis.com/files/datasheet/ds_q6032-e_36001_en_0906_lo.pdf Dome>>>> http://www.axis.com/files/datasheet/ds_p33_37032_en_0910_lo.pdf I would also look at Mobotix >>> www.mobotix.com

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