Is't compatible as a replacement camera for my Q-See QS408-803-5 DVR Surveillance Security System which is sending Live Video Display on my PC via Internet?
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I have 12 cameras on my DVR that sends to my PC with a few seconds delay. Were there is a lot of light this camera shows up in color at night. There is street lights that provide extra light on the front of the house .In the back of the house a flood light on a motion detector provides color as well. In our area the response time for the law is 30 to 40 min. So I have wired all doors to an alarm system that will wake up my Nabors and me by sounding a siren with a battery back up . I installed a generator long ago for the times when we lose power. I also recommend the fire arm of choose for when the alarm goes off .
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No. It's just a camera that is used to connect a security system. I use them with a defender security system, and connect that to the internet, so I can get all my camera video on my droid device.Don't buy this camera. I had 6 of them and they have all failed. I replaced them with this one for half the price and the low light performance is twice as good.Aposonic A-CDBI09B 480TVL Indoor/Outdoor Weather-proof CCTV Surveillance IR Camera
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I have 12 cameras on my DVR that sends to my PC with a few seconds delay. Were there is a lot of light this camera shows up in color at night. There is street lights that provide extra light on the front of the house .In the back of the house a flood light on a motion detector provides color as well. In our area the response time for the law is 30 to 40 min. So I have wired all doors to an alarm system that will wake up my Nabors and me by sounding a siren with a battery back up . I installed a generator long ago for the times when we lose power. I also recommend the fire arm of choose for when the alarm goes off. I have 12 cameras on my DVR that sends to my PC with a few seconds delay. Were there is a lot of light this camera shows up in color at night. There is street lights that provide extra light on the front of the house .In the back of the house a flood light on a motion detector provides color as well. In our area the response time for the law is 30 to 40 min. So I have wired all doors to an alarm system that will wake up my Nabors and me by sounding a siren with a battery back up . I installed a generator long ago for the times when we lose power. I also recommend the fire arm of choose for... » Read More I have 12 cameras on my DVR that sends to my PC with a few seconds delay. Were there is a lot of light this camera shows up in color at night. There is street lights that provide extra light on the front of the house .In the back of the house a flood light on a motion detector provides color as well. In our area the response time for the law is 30 to 40 min. So I have wired all doors to an alarm system that will wake up my Nabors and me by sounding a siren with a battery back up . I installed a generator long ago for the times when we lose power. I also recommend the fire arm of choose for when the alarm goes off. « Show Less
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The camera in and of itself does not send video over the internet. I assume that's your question. To do that you'll need a camera such as this one but you'll also need something with "smarts" inside that can talk to the Internet. Usually that's done with a DVR or NVR. I do have one of these connected to a small box that can output a signal that a tv can use. It displays on my desk in the house locally. NOT over the Internet. Also if you're wishing to view what this camera sees over the Internet you need to know that you will not be sending the 700 lines of information. While the camera may be capable of 700 lines, when you're viewing remotely you'll get many less lines than the 700. The camera in and of itself does not send video over the internet. I assume that's your question. To do that you'll need a camera such as this one but you'll also need something with "smarts" inside that can talk to the Internet. Usually that's done with a DVR or NVR. I do have one of these connected to a small box that can output a signal that a tv can use. It displays on my desk in the house locally. NOT over the Internet. Also if you're wishing to view what this camera sees over the Internet you need to know that you will not be sending the 700 lines of information. While the... » Read More The camera in and of itself does not send video over the internet. I assume that's your question. To do that you'll need a camera such as this one but you'll also need something with "smarts" inside that can talk to the Internet. Usually that's done with a DVR or NVR. I do have one of these connected to a small box that can output a signal that a tv can use. It displays on my desk in the house locally. NOT over the Internet. Also if you're wishing to view what this camera sees over the Internet you need to know that you will not be sending the 700 lines of information. While the camera may be capable of 700 lines, when you're viewing remotely you'll get many less lines than the 700. « Show Less
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if your dvr has the BNC connections, it will be find, if it has the RCA connections, then, you will need the RCA adapters. Usually all Q-See systems are all compatable. Hope this will help.
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I'm not sure.. I can only view the camera from inside my home. POINTLESS. I'm guessing I have to call my cable company to see how to access my secure network from a different network. So as of right now, it just takes up space. I'm not tech savvy, if you are then it could be a perfect item for you.
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If your laptop has a matching input and compatible software, it might work, but it's not my recommendation since a dedicated surveillance DVR has the inputs and the installed software and costs less than a computer plus it usually has more available memory storage space (since it is not also filled with everything else you have on your computer) and you can fill up a hard drive quickly if you are doing 24 hour recording.
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I use the QT5682, but any dvr that is analog will work. It comes with a ptz remote receiver but if your dvr has it built in you will not need it.
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It uses standard security cam connections (power and video) and will work with your dvr and other cams, I used this and a couple other non QSee cameras with my Qsee DVR system.
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Absolutely not. Q-See has software for Android and iPhone that can be downloaded from the app-store or GooglePlay so you can view your live footage as well as recording from the application. You can even change settings remotely and save them back to the system. Of course all of this is only possible if your system is connected to your internal network. you will however initially need a monitor to set up the DVR and after that you do not need a keyboard, mouse or monitor.
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The DVR has different video outputs. HDMI for HD TV or Composite video out for a standard old type monitor/tv..CCTV SUPPLY...Merchant
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This is a wired security camera so it would be compatible with any wired DVR system.
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Hey I've purchased this camera before you need to have a DVR receiver in order to use this camera. You should check the QSee official website for more details. They have pretty good customer service
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I have found none and have tried several. The instructions are extremely poor and the setup even worse. Honeywell claims this as a feature but doesn't support it. If you are using a Foscam, I recommend using the Foscam app so you can view cameras anywhere over the internet.
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All I can tell you it works with q-see camera,don't know if that help any .
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No, Get Q-see or something which will be easy to configure and available support. This one has Zero support.
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from my knowledge no its not -i have the foscam and i have no way of linking them together.It would however really enhance your security system in having video surveillance
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The supplied DVR and camera combination will work fine without an internet connection. However you will have to supply a monitor to view the recordings or live video feeds.
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yes if they are from the same company that makes the dvr system , so u wont run into any type of compatible issues
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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).