Recent content by switchman

Depending on the frequency in use, you might be able to use a SDR receiver. You can pick up the RTL2832U based USB dongles cheap. http://www.rtl-sdr.com/about-rtl-sdr/

You might be ok if you run 10ga as a quick search for 24vac adjustable power supplies doesn't return much. Or get a dc based camera. Voltage drop: 0.26 Voltage drop percentage: 1.08% Voltage at the end: 23.74

Have you taken a voltmeter and measured the loss? Plug in the adapter, measure the voltage at its connector. Plug it into the cable and measure again at the end. Do this with your cable unplugged from the camera. You will probably need a new power supply or a camera that uses DC. This is...

Re: HIKVISION DS-7616NI-E2 & Imporx (Huisun) v2 Does anyone have them working togethe Well, I have a International English version HIKVISION DS-7616NI-E2 on the way. Ordered from Amazon, fulfilled by Amazon. Verified with the seller it is the international version. I will of course verify by...

What nayer said.

As the title says, Does anyone have the HIKVISION DS-7616NI-E2 & Imporx (Huisun) v2 working together? I am trying to decide on a NVR. So far I have only purchased this one camera for a special application. I want to record 24/7. I would have the NVR attached to an input on the TV and could...

@nayr, do you run your cameras in a vlan or just drop the packets at you router?

Not me. For 300, I want support. For example a manual that shows the option/operation of the camera. Access to firmware updates.

It may not be a V3, but they have definitely made some updates. Look at the new pan/tilt values. Its a lot bigger also. 10X version - 153mm×93mm×130mm(L×W×H) 30X version 380mm×128mm×262mm PTZ optical zoom 30X IR distance 100M Pan Range 0°~360° Tilt Range -40°~60°...

I wish they had reliable method to obtain updated firmware. I.e a site you can go download it from.

Thats nice. Wonder how much it will be.

A PC is not required. Depending on the router you have, it may already be built in. If it is not, then there are 3rd party firmware options available for many of the popular routers that have it. Look at Tomato, DD-WRT and Merlin's builds if you have an ASUS. The best option will be dictated...

I cant tell which ports are most likely, I am just getting into the cameras. If it was me, I would load-up wire-shark on the pc you view the video with within your LAN and see what ports are actually being used. With that said, look at the camera and the software and see what ports they are...

That's what I was implying. He currently has a good reputation on this board, so the business for these cameras is going to him.

At quick guess, I would think you have not forwarded all of the required ports in your router.