Whats the HDD size? Can it take an external 1 to expand? Infrared night vision? Allows for remote connect? Remote viewing?Remote pan? Zoom of camera?
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No Hdd, no external hdd, - but you could save video on a network hdd - infared yes, remote connect yes, pan or zoom no.
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There is no pan or real zoom. You can remote view and command with any phone or computer. It has no internal storage. The cameras record to a pc in the home... I recommend getting a security quality or server quality hard drive since it is being written to 24-7.
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I actually have the 1TB model. I am not sure, but I don't think that this feature is available in the 1 TB model.
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Just pick up a 2.5" external enclosure. Choose the flavor of connection (Thunderbolt, USB, Firewire)
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What is the zoom capability? can be done manuallyCan it be run over a wired network or does it require wireless? eitherCan it be fully controlled Pan/Tilt/Zoom over a web interface? yesDoes it have an AC adapter? yes
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Hello, 180GB Solid State Drive, no HDMI. There is mini Display Port. Best regards, Amuras
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Lance,It's about the size and weight of a red brick with a really good, solid aluminum case with an adjustable hood. However, I wouldn't even CONSIDER purchasing this product as it is a real piece of C**P! EXTREMELY difficult to set up on wireless (almost have to be an IT tech) and the infrared is terrible at night. It says 60' range, but I can't see even at 45' at night in my patio. It has a really narrow field of view. Also, it just quit working after 2 months. I had a Dropcam inside my home, so I bought 2 more of them, put 'em outside and haven't had a problem since. 1 minute set up on each one. Lance,It's about the size and weight of a red brick with a really good, solid aluminum case with an adjustable hood. However, I wouldn't even CONSIDER purchasing this product as it is a real piece of C**P! EXTREMELY difficult to set up on wireless (almost have to be an IT tech) and the infrared is terrible at night. It says 60' range, but I can't see even at 45' at night in my patio. It has a really narrow field of view. Also, it just quit working after 2 months. I had a Dropcam inside my home, so I bought 2 more of them, put 'em outside and haven't had a problem since. 1 minute set... » Read More Lance,It's about the size and weight of a red brick with a really good, solid aluminum case with an adjustable hood. However, I wouldn't even CONSIDER purchasing this product as it is a real piece of C**P! EXTREMELY difficult to set up on wireless (almost have to be an IT tech) and the infrared is terrible at night. It says 60' range, but I can't see even at 45' at night in my patio. It has a really narrow field of view. Also, it just quit working after 2 months. I had a Dropcam inside my home, so I bought 2 more of them, put 'em outside and haven't had a problem since. 1 minute set up on each one. « Show Less
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Buy a hard drive with a LAN port built into it. Western digital makes several at decent rates. Also do a search for "LAN external hard drive"
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I don't know what the HD resolution is this was given as a gift sorry I could not answer your question
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The physical sector size of the 2TB drive was (surprisingly) 4096 making it a 4k /Advanced Format Drive. I no longer have the drive to verify my memory on this but that is what my review was about. Formerly Seagate's 2TB external Backup Plus drives were 512 making them compatible with Windows 7 backup and imaging utilities-that's why I say "surprisingly". Since there is no indication of this change on the packaging (even though there is a logo for Advanced Format 4kn-native-and Advanced Format 512e -emulation drives) you would not know it until you bought the drive and tried to use the utilities. If you already bought the drive you can run the command line: Fsutil Fsinfo ntfsinfo x: (where x: is the drive's letter designation) to verify-too little too late, unfortunately! It would be hard to convince me this isn't Seagate's deliberate omission and I think Amazon should have this information listed as well.
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I'm only using the one drive it came with right now. It might have software raid. You can ask the seller via their support link at deepdiscountservers.com.
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Nah, but its is more than worth the 200 bones. i recommend. i use it it for investigations, and its great. good battery life, hd is excellent. and the options for full spectrum were the deal maker for me. hope that helps. oh yeah! if you buy, get external ir lighting!! panasonic has a good one. without it your video won't pick up as much detail indoors and almost nothing outdoors. i run two IR lights external via a shoulder bracket. but yeah, good luck!
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see this model LTD2324-1 with 1TB LTS Ltd2324me-a 24 Ch Realtime Recording CMS Ir Extender Mobile Phone Surveillance DVR Hdmi 1tb Hdd
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It does do the following: Selectable: NTSC: D1(704 x 480); HD1(704 x 240); CIF (352 x 240) / PAL: D1(704 x 576); HD1(704 x 288); CIF (352 x 288 So you have your choice of D1 or CIF. D1 uses the most disk space and is required in some situations that have legal ramifications. I have been using Zmodo to many people's unbelief but never had a problem.Here is the full specs on the machine you are looking at:http://www.zmodo.com/4ch-h-264-full-d1-dvr-500gb-hdd-with-4-cmos-480tvl-ir-outdoor-security-cameras-with-11-leds.htmlSo yes it is D1 or CIF your choice. Set up a field array where it only records if something moves in the zone. Too much and you run out of disk space or start overwriting your earlier recordings. It does do the following: Selectable: NTSC: D1(704 x 480); HD1(704 x 240); CIF (352 x 240) / PAL: D1(704 x 576); HD1(704 x 288); CIF (352 x 288 So you have your choice of D1 or CIF. D1 uses the most disk space and is required in some situations that have legal ramifications. I have been using Zmodo to many people's unbelief but never had a problem.Here is the full specs on the machine you are looking at:http://www.zmodo.com/4ch-h-264-full-d1-dvr-500gb-hdd-with-4-cmos-480tvl-ir-outdoor-security-cameras-with-11-leds.htmlSo yes it is D1 or CIF your... » Read More It does do the following: Selectable: NTSC: D1(704 x 480); HD1(704 x 240); CIF (352 x 240) / PAL: D1(704 x 576); HD1(704 x 288); CIF (352 x 288 So you have your choice of D1 or CIF. D1 uses the most disk space and is required in some situations that have legal ramifications. I have been using Zmodo to many people's unbelief but never had a problem.Here is the full specs on the machine you are looking at:http://www.zmodo.com/4ch-h-264-full-d1-dvr-500gb-hdd-with-4-cmos-480tvl-ir-outdoor-security-cameras-with-11-leds.htmlSo yes it is D1 or CIF your choice. Set up a field array where it only records if something moves in the zone. Too much and you run out of disk space or start overwriting your earlier recordings. « Show Less
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I'm not familiar with your model, I have the digital hdr160 with the hard disk drive and the lan connector works great on mine. It has a record button and the ability to zoom in and out at varying speeds.
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The dimensions... a little bit bigger than a 3.5" internal drive would be except a little taller. The venting is good and she doesnt overheat after 2 hours of movie watching from a file located on the drive. Windows7 Not compatible? -NOT TRUE.. I have my movie collection on this thing: Its compatible with my smart TV, Win7, Win8 and Mac Lion (Plugged in Physically and or networked in).. I have used each of these platforms with the 3Tb and without fail. Anyone tells you different, I would have a concern. I use mine every day. The only thing that could cause you an issue is if it came as a refurb from previous owner and that person re-partitioned the drive for some other purpose that isnt Win7 friendly. New and out of the box,, shes ready to go. Refurbed (if not) just needs a repartition and formatting. Good luck! -g
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External: 12" w x 9.5" h x 2.5"d Visible Screen: 9.75" h x 7.5" h I connect it to a Mac Mini I use as a server. Not super crisp; but it does the job.
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I went with the suggested1tb internal hard drive. I set it up to send me an email when the motion detector is triggered.