Will this record IP cameras or just analog camersd with BNC conectors?
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I stopped using it because the setup was too complicated. I am using a night owl.
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Just analog camera with bnc conectors unless ip camera has an analog bnc output
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No it doesn't . This is for analog cameras only.How ever their is one port just for network (Internet).
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These cameras work for several models of swann DVR recorders. If the DVR has BNC connectors they will work. If the DVR uses eithernet POE (power over eithernet) then no.
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yes any camera just as long is analog with bnc connector or you can use and cat5 to bnc converter to connect you camera (Balun)quality comes from your DVR and your Camera.
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I also inquired of an online manual and the answer is 'no, there is not.' It has a disk that walks you through the set up. It should be fine for your cameras, it versatile with many, but it's always best to hard wire them with cat 5 instead of wireless. I also tried to do wireless from the NVR to my router (you will need a wireless chipset to plug into the NVR - optional), but didn't have much luck that's why I hardwired to a Cisco LAN switch. It does capture when you use an external hard drive = 1TB
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No it only has one Ethernet port and 16 cctv connections. For IP cameras you might want to look into an NVR
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This is a digital IP camera, not an analog camera. It will not have bnc out. http://www.foscam.com/Private/ProductImg/Other/6351025597521937501665331539.jpg There's the back of the camera.
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I have mine recording to a synology disk station. You get 1 ip camera free but any other you have to buy a licence which will cost you 60 bucks per extra camera.
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As long as you have an analog output on your cable box, you can record the signal with this recorder. You do have to to set your recorder up for nstc (from pal) initially. It is in the setup book how to do it. Easy. The 24 hour clock is the only thing I do not care for in timer recordings
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Best guess is they will work.. My old sony cams used to tranfer tape to digital use RCA plugged into BNC fittings which twist onto the little processor box. I also checked one of my security cams and the fittings going into the DVR are identical. Also googled and found most cams are analog but when you plug them into you DVR they become digital. As for security cams... you are looking for the most LINES OF RESOLUTION for the money. One thousand and eighty lines is HD, If I recall old analog TV was possibly 4/500 lines of resolution. I ended up with SONY 1000 lines(very sweet) but not cheap, Thank the lord for E-Bay Hope that helps Best guess is they will work.. My old sony cams used to tranfer tape to digital use RCA plugged into BNC fittings which twist onto the little processor box. I also checked one of my security cams and the fittings going into the DVR are identical. Also googled and found most cams are analog but when you plug them into you DVR they become digital. As for security cams... you are looking for the most LINES OF RESOLUTION for the money. One thousand and eighty lines is HD, If I recall old analog TV was possibly 4/500 lines of resolution. I ended up with SONY 1000 lines(very sweet) but not cheap,... » Read More Best guess is they will work.. My old sony cams used to tranfer tape to digital use RCA plugged into BNC fittings which twist onto the little processor box. I also checked one of my security cams and the fittings going into the DVR are identical. Also googled and found most cams are analog but when you plug them into you DVR they become digital. As for security cams... you are looking for the most LINES OF RESOLUTION for the money. One thousand and eighty lines is HD, If I recall old analog TV was possibly 4/500 lines of resolution. I ended up with SONY 1000 lines(very sweet) but not cheap, Thank the lord for E-Bay Hope that helps « Show Less
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To my knowledge it will accept any BNC video connection, as long as camera has its own power supply.
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This is an analog field CCTV monitor with a BNC input. POE cameras use an IP interface so there is no way to connect it directly unless the camera has an analog (BNC or TP) output.
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Only if your computer has an analog camera card installed. It is not compatible with anything other than a BNC/composite video input.
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Yes it works fine. The camera has a coax output that will connect to any unused BNC video input on the DVR. Be sure you use a 12v power supply with adequate wiring to support the infrared led arrays. It will need a 12vdc at 2 amps to work properly at night.
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If your DVR has BNC style inputs, you should be able to connect it. You don't have to use all the same brand or style.
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I don't believe this thing uses an IP network. It's more like a wireless phone. I'd be surprised if it wasn't just a DECT (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Enhanced_Cordless_Telecommunications) device. The only way I could imagine getting this thing to integrate with a LAN would be to connect the Motorola A/V cable from your parent unit into a video capture card, and stream the result via your network. That's a *lot* more work than it'd be worth, IMO. You may want to just get yourself something like an x10 Airsight, or something. Like this: Genuine Foscam Fi8908w Wireless Ip Camera Network with Pan & Tilt,night Vision,2 Way Audio,black
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The DVR will work with about any Camera with a BNC connector, but only on 4 of the 16 channels. The other 12 channels have a Revo RJ12 port for using their cameras. You can get adaptors to switch these to BNC, but will add about $120 to the cost