Its here the very latest Field Test monitor

[Numb-nuts 1]

Edited August 8, 2014 by Guest

[tomcctv 190]

We had two ....... Problem is NO THEY DONT DO IP AND NO THEY DONT DO STANDARD ANALOG.

 

 

and num-nut I am not pulling it apart ..... We bought two and it is misleading

 

First it will only do analog if VGA output is taken from dvr and same with IP IF OUTPUT is taken from NVR. It's not a tester you can use at camera end.

 

POE tester side is just multimeter

 

 

Another good tester that works very well on IP

 

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/network-analyzer-ping-traceroute/id557405467?mt=8

 

And also displays camera image in wifi range and also alter ip addresses well worth a look

[Dirk_D 0]

Tom, do you know if there's an Android version of that app?

 

https://play.google.com/store/search?q=+Network+Analyzer+Techet

[Numb-nuts 1]

walked away, don't want an argument

Edited August 8, 2014 by Guest

[Numb-nuts 1]

walked away, don't want an agument

Edited August 8, 2014 by Guest

[tomcctv 190]

Read my post numb nuts I said I was not having a go I was saying how they work

 

 

But just let me remind you YOUR YEAR IN ANALOG CCTV MAKE YOU A LEARNER

 

SO YOUR spec for your meter sold under your name is junk

 

 

BUT TELL ME WHY DO YOU THINK UN PLUG MONITOR FROM DVRs monitor just to plug into that tester WHY WHY WHY

 

JUST USE THE MONITOR WHY WHY HAVE A TESTER YOU CANT PLUG CANERA INTO AT CAMERA END (only SDI )

 

And your having a go at me

 

Your selling as test monitor ITS NOT

[tomcctv 190]

This will not only test HD SDI, HD CVI and IP it will do legacy

[tomcctv 190]

Tom, do you know if there's an Android version of that app?

 

https://play.google.com/store/search?q=+Network+Analyzer+Techet

 

 

Hi Dirk ... Not as yet only for apple phone and pads

Developer says sometime end of year

[shockwave199 0]

Frankly I don't know how anyone actually sees anything with any screen outdoors. The best I've come up with is remote view on my cell phone just to get the aim about right. But outdoors is very tough. Indoors where you can actually see the screen properly, ok. But outdoors it's very tough to see what's on the screen.

[Numb-nuts 1]

Grow up Ewan don't you think you are a little old for tantrums?

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[mgb 0]

I end up using a little of a hodge podge to get cameras adjusted.

My shop has a cheap mini monitor with a TFT LCD screen that's tough to see in bright daylight. Plus the connections are a little shot but it works enough. I usually do the jacket thing too.

For ip, I use a combination of a tablet sometimes and sometimes my laptop.

I can't for the life of me, figure out why my boss bought me a $1300 laptop when I'm typically hanging off the side of a ladder or lift with it in order to adjust cameras.

I also use the remote view apps for the different systems when doing a final tweak.

Alot of times at schools and what not, I'll just remote into the nvr server from out at the camera.

[Dirk_D 0]

way to be the bigger man Numb Nuts.....

 

(he's a gentleman and a scholar)

[Dirk_D 0]

What do I need to do to view a Hik camera on my phone via wifi using my phones web browser?

 

[milkisbad 0]

What do I need to do to view a Hik camera on my phone via wifi using my phones web browser?

 

 

you need ivms 4500 from the app store.

[Dirk_D 0]

Frankly I don't know how anyone actually sees anything with any screen outdoors. The best I've come up with is remote view on my cell phone just to get the aim about right. But outdoors is very tough. Indoors where you can actually see the screen properly, ok. But outdoors it's very tough to see what's on the screen.

 

It's not so bad.... lately we use monitors that dangle from the neck, prop on the chest, or hang it from the camera. Much of the time the sun is on another side of the building, or you can turn... not a big problem IMO...of course, sometimes for outdoor cameras, depending on what's being installed, the connections are inside the building so we have to 2 man it anyway at the end.

 

Years ago probably in 2006 I had an eyeglass monitor, it was supposed to simulate a 50" screen at 10 feet or whatever. They looked like what Jeordie Laforge (sp) from Star Trek TNG wore, and they sat high enough on the nose that peripheral vision was still there (see the ladder and surroundings).

 

 

......will/way.....

[Dirk_D 0]

thanks milkisbad, I'll try that.7

 

>>>>edit - works great, thanks again.

[Numb-nuts 1]

Looks like hijackings don't only happen on airlines...

[tomcctv 190]

Looks like hijackings don't only happen on airlines...

 

 

 

How can it be hijacked.

 

First read my first post .... I said I was not pulling it apart .

 

But all I did BECAUSE WE HAVE HAD THEM is they do not test IP THEY DO NOT TEST ANALOG which in your EDITED POST REMOVED YOUR DISCRIPTION

 

 

but again second post in I SAID it's not to start a fight I was pointing out a fact

 

But since you edited your post after getting a reply I take it you looked again at manual and found my reply to your posted description was right or you would not of removed it

 

Let's see what reply you give it was a reply to a standard post

Nothing nasty in it AS YOUR MAKING OUT. WE USED IT THATS WHY I ANSWERED POST

[Dirk_D 0]

Here's another one ding-dong recommended: http://www.axis.com/products/cam_t8414/

 

 

There is one device called the AXIS T8414 Installation Display I don't know enough about it other than it's too expensive to warrant consideration.

 

 

walked away, don't want an argument

 

lol

[Dirk_D 0]

this came in the email today:

 

http://www.northamericancable.com/shopping/searchresults.php?search=ST-IP-TEST&imageField.x=24&imageField.y=13

[Numb-nuts 1]

Sold the last one today not a single return and not one signle complaint.