robert

Hah... Niiiiiice doggie... He is nice, sleeps strange:

Basler camera user interface: Screenshot, not full size. If it would cost some 30% less, then I would say its good value for money.

Thats why its called WEB CLIENT. Use remote connection client for fully featured work with Luxriot. No cellphone app. and emailing function. You cant ask for all that for such a cheap price. These are not life&death features. Luxriot is great product for VERY good money for value.

Sanyo VCC-HD4000P @2.1mpix, H264

5000/5500K LED flood lights - any good for CCTV? Megapixel CCTV cameras if it changes anything.

Welcome to Arecont my friend

I have no problem watching Axis 207 from my iPhone 3GS over GSM(not 3g) on Safari browser. Smooth video. Nothing special installed on the phone, all default.

Welcome to world of Arecont....

I have used them before. Product is too cheap for that quality Very good. But their customer service is COMPLETE CRAP. They dont reply on emails.

Where did you get price of 29$? On 30km you will get simething like 5mbit at the best if lucky.

Did you actually start web server? Looks like you havent started it.

Axis 207w with 130W LED light, 5500K

VCC-HD4000 is crap at low light - well, like most of the CMOS cameras. By spec it draws hell 12w. Tested to max possible, max 6w, dont know why such a difference. Big bonus - built in 10-63mm AF lense which can be controlled from NVR software(Luxriot). Also, dont treat it as 4mpix camera, because it does only 2.5fps@4mpix. 2100, 2300, 2500 - too fresh, releasing new firmware every two weeks. Need to wait for few month.

I have been selling/installing only Luxriot so far. Its cheap, good enough and I had no huge problems with it. For that price - superb! Yes, Milestone and Avigilon is MUCH better, but sorry, none of my customers were ready to pay sky price for NVR software. I tried, but its just way too much.

Power up camera from power adaptor, then connect it to laptop via cross over cable. Hold your laptop and with other hand turn lense ring I have done it before, no problem

Nanostation does 55km.

What is that?? I bet you rory have lot of them. Please share them with me

I would say starting from 400 USD.

Its only MSRP, so "reccomended" price. You can sell at whatever price you want/can afford

Could you please post exact link to product?

CMOS does motion blur, keep that in mind. Even if you have enough light, you should expect some motion blur. CCD has much better low light performance and doesnt blur. But CCD is more expensive. See the comparison table on this link: http://www.dalsa.com/corp/markets/CCD_vs_CMOS.aspx

Jesus christ

Could you please drop me a link on this? I contacted our local distributor yesterday asking about such a product, they said it doesnt exist. He said Nanostation M is the same like Nanostation 2 or 5, just higher throughput.

http://www.messoa.com NIC836, 1/3", 1.3mpix, true day/night, CCD Sony Ex-view chip. Lense: http://www.fujinon.de/fileadmin/fm/cctv/Datasheets_Englisch/DV3.4x3.8SA-SA1.pdf