Can this camera be used with any 1080P IP (ethernet) DVR, like the Lorex or Swann?
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This camera is Onvif 2 compatible. Any Onvif 2 NVR should be compatible. However, motion detect recording may not work with all NVR's. This means 24/7 recording may be your only option.
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I'm not sure but we use security spy(benosoft) on Mac mini. Which makes these cameras viewable in control4. And records.
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Yes. As long as you have a BNC connector on the back of your DVR, it will work.If you do not have a BNC connector, simply determine what type of connector your DVR uses. You can buy an adapter to make the BNC connector fit virtually any type of connector.99% chance your Swann DVR has a BNC connector.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately this DVR will only work with HD megapixel cameras.
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No. Dvr i closed circuit . Nvr is power over ethernet. If u have a bnc connection this will work if u only have ethernet this will not
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This camera is intended to be used for wired connections only. As far as I know, the only wireless IP camera model that Grandstream does provide is GXV3615WP_HD.
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No, there's only 1 mode you could set to use both analog and IP cams together: 2 analog (D1) and 2 IP cams (one 1080p and one 720p)
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I'm going to answer no with an explanation: The cables (1 is video signal (male) the other is power (female) are of a pigtail style hanging from the back of the camera to which you connect a similar 60' cable back to the DVR. The only ethernet on the DVR is for LAN or internet access. Whether or not it can be re-configured for balun looks doubtful as the menus don't include that option. If not, you'll still need the included wires to split the junctioned ethernet on the monitor side. I've just been doing a little reading on baluning and most of the concerns are about distance (camera to DVR) advantages gained by the lower cost of ethernet cable over coax weighted against power degradation. If this is just for the house it is really simple to install. I only bought the four cameras. They are arrayed along the front of my house. Drilled four holes (at camera mount), ran four cables to DVR, finally one to the AV input on the flat screen HDTV. Just hit AV and their images show up on screen. I hope this comes close to answering your questions. The only other thing I can think of is that baluning is more a matter of the hardware used for converting not the capture device itself, according to my reading. There are not individual ethernet inputs for the cameras. Also, the power supply for the cameras is another pigtail wall outlet. If I can answer anything else please don't hesitate. Found this link re customer support: http://videocamerarecorderss.blogspot.com/2012/11/buying-night-owl-security-sta-84-night.html. The language on some of the reviews is pretty clunky but is allegedly supported by amazon participants prog. I hope I've helped
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You might want to check lorex specs to get a better answer or ask lorex tech support. All the AV Drives are specifically for CCTV and not all the old DVRs are compatible.
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Yes, there is a BNC connector for the Analog CCTV DVR connection, but it's better to use a HD-SDI DVR to record this camera video image, it's 1080P camera afterall.
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That is very similar to the system I have which is a Swann Pro-series D1 Realtime H.264 DVR (8 camera - wired). If your system has PTZ capability and and an RS485 port in the back, it should work. I assume your system is Analog (BNC camera connectors).
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Correct, it only has an ethernet connection for network IP cameras. It will not work with analog cameras.
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I do not know about that particular dvr.I have found that most q-see cameras are compatable.
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Yes it will work with the Swann dvr8-1500...the wide angle is not that wide..really cant tell the difference from the other cameras I got..
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No, analog camera will work just fine. Most IP cameras will work but you may have to install drivers if they are not Geovision branded.
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I can't find any evidence that this camera supports Power Over Ethernet. ADC-V721W is a PoE device.
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Looks like there should be no issue. Cameras are generally universal and I haven't run into any DVR's that won't accept any particular cameras.
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The Ethernet port you plug your camera into must be a (POE port) which can be on your DVR already, or you can use a POE switch which has designated ports for your cameras which will provide power for them.