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Can you please tell me the name of the device you are using to convert BNC->> Ethernet cat cable???? I have been looking for something like this for months.

That is what I am trying to get done. Thank you for your help....

Sure, I would but the end users are not techie enough to use VM.....

Just going to try and move far away from that vendor and the hardware & software

Ha, sure thing......................NOT! That is one of the 1,000 reasons we want off the dang hardware is lack of support...

PLEASE TRY........

My issue was on a EFBrowser tool, the NVR we have does not allow a regular browser to access it without a special program which is not obsolete...EFBrowser is the product we use and it is crappy.

Yep, that is the stupid error message! Look at your IP addressing under DHCP on your router! Make sure you have a lot of them. I didn't and had to add in more which fixed the issue.

Wow, will try this today and let everyone know how it works, thanks

We do mostly a Motion detection for 30 seconds as these cameras are monitoring our front gate entrance traffic.

I guess I am, if the device only has BNC connectors how do we connect a CAT cable to them? use a gender bender?

Here is the one we have: https://en.uniview.com/res/201810/29/20181029_1687943_UNV%20NVR302%20Series-V1.01_805033_168459_0.pdf

The "New" ones have the 8 additional IP ports, ours does not......but I will check in the morning

Yes, going to try it tomorrow.....thanks

Sounds good, will wait till you test it....thanks

Going to try this

But this needs to have a pair on each wire and I can't do that....thanks

I was thinking the same thing, just get a PCI board that has enough BNC connectors and plug the darn thing into the PC! Just don't know if the PC I am looking at has enough PCI slots as it only has 4 bays in it....might have to rethink that PC and go for something with more slots instead of...

Are your cameras IP or BNC? Do they have individual power supply at a camera or powered by a BNC wire? I cannot have a power supply at the external cameras because there is no power at the locations.

That is what I am trying really hard to not have to do. I understand that most all of these devices require a "SET", one at each end. I am trying to find something that will use the current BNC wire to carry power also.

Checking on this now, thanks

Interesting thought, I just might try this. Thanks

Actually all our connections will be in a new temp controlled building with heat, A/C and dehumid units.

Yes it does make more sense but to replace the "HUNDREDS" of trench and under street BNC wire is very expensive. I really would like to just use the current wires and cameras and configure them thru devices that give power to the cameras and allow me to rework them into a ethenet hub for future...

That is what I am planing to do, but have to figure out how to reuse the BNC equipment and cables...

I want to use a tower PC with Blue Iris and use IP cameras in the future.

We have a security system for our front gate in the community, it is about 1 year old now and it has been working fine. It has a dedicated ip address and is on a NVR302-16Q platform with 16 BNC cameras attached at various lengths along the front entrance. We have used Internet Explorer and the...

We currently run a NVR302-16Q platform with 16 BNC cameras attached at various lengths along the front entrance in our gated community, I want to replace the stupid NVR with a tower PC, Win 10 PRO and Ethernet hub & BI with lots of storage. The question I have is since all the current cameras...