Can I youse this camera with zmodo dvr?
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Yes, you can. My DVR is Zmodo actually. And I believe most cameras, if not all will work on all DVRs.
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Unfortunately, no. DVRs like that only accept analog video cameras, and these Aircams are entirely digital (most IP cameras are).These require much more technical know-how to install. Also, note that these cameras do not have night vision, so they may not be suitable for your purposes anyway.
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The model listed on Amazon has a 500gb Hard drive. That said, there are various models and configurations from Zmodo. The DVR function allows saving to the internal hard drive or a connected (e.g. Via network) computer.
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From what I understand zmodo cameras are proprietary. If they offer a POE dome camera then yes. Best to check with their customer service, which is excellent.
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If your laptop has HDMI or rgb port you can. If not you may need to buy a adapter. Also if you have internet, connect the DVR to it and view cameras remotely
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Hi Greg, Hopefully this will help. First make sure that the polarity of the PTZ wires is correct. Second, this camera's address is usually 1 (one). Next the BAUD rate must match, both camera & DVR. Now get into the DVR to the video settings. This is where you enter camera 1 to address # 1 & I think that also the Baud Rate. Call Zmodo @ 866-551-6881 or866-888-2452 for DVR set up...Good luck....
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It can be controlled by dvr if your dvr supports RS-485. Otherwise pickup a cheap RS-485 controller and you are all set.
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U can use any type DVR. Just make sure it uses H. 264 recording format. That's if you wantto view your DVR on your mobile phone
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It works day and nigth and your dvr works wireless. I think that this camera does not work as a PTZ.
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if you connect the dvr to your router you can see the dvr on the internet by using the external ip address. you can go to zmodo.com and under 'support' find info on networking for zmodo products. they do have active x (add-ons) protocols specific for their product but once downloaded you should be able to see all your cameras. There is also some stuff on utube but go to zmodo.com first.
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I think any DVR would work . I am using it as a surveillance cam with a 12 volt transformer
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This is 110V direct electricity system. That said, the cameras are actually DC powered by a power adapter. In theory you could us an adapter that would convert 220V to the appropriate DC Volts/Amps but it would probably not be supported by the manufacturer. In addition, you would need to have a way to convert the 220V source to 110V for the DVR. If I were you I would look for a system that is manufactured to work in your area, or contact Zmodo to see if they have any recommendations. This opinion is given with no guarantee or warranty of any kind. Use at your own risk.
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The camera works fine but as far as the software goes mine got lost some where and if I could get another disc I'd put it back on line with my zmodo system which has 8 non motion cameras. I guess that's no help
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I use this camera with Q-See QS558-852-1 8 Channel Full D1 Security Surveillance DVR System from Amazon and that works well.I don't know about the ZMODO 8CH H.264 CCTV Surveillance DVR, sold by Amazon.
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You will need a DVR. I suggest the Zmodo 4 channel or 8 channel system. The Camera is powered by the supplied power wires. I use the Zmodo systems wires that have two plugs on each end, one power wire and one video wire. Run the wires through either a drilled hole in your house or if 2nd story i suggest you crack the window and lightly close the window on the wires but do not crush them. On window sill (if doing so i suggest a window wedge or two be placed on the window edge to secure your home *Crease (sp?) wedge is what i used, it is about $10 on Amazon. Suggest a computer monitor off Craigslist or hook into your computer. You will need a DVR. I suggest the Zmodo 4 channel or 8 channel system. The Camera is powered by the supplied power wires. I use the Zmodo systems wires that have two plugs on each end, one power wire and one video wire. Run the wires through either a drilled hole in your house or if 2nd story i suggest you crack the window and lightly close the window on the wires but do not crush them. On window sill (if doing so i suggest a window wedge or two be placed on the window edge to secure your home *Crease (sp?) wedge is what i used, it is about $10 on Amazon. Suggest a computer monitor off... » Read More You will need a DVR. I suggest the Zmodo 4 channel or 8 channel system. The Camera is powered by the supplied power wires. I use the Zmodo systems wires that have two plugs on each end, one power wire and one video wire. Run the wires through either a drilled hole in your house or if 2nd story i suggest you crack the window and lightly close the window on the wires but do not crush them. On window sill (if doing so i suggest a window wedge or two be placed on the window edge to secure your home *Crease (sp?) wedge is what i used, it is about $10 on Amazon. Suggest a computer monitor off Craigslist or hook into your computer. « Show Less
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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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No, you will need to purchase a controller or use the ptz controller that comes with your dvr if applicable.