can I operate two DVR+ devices concurrently ? If so how do I hook them up?
944116
I can't imagine why you wouldn't be able to. I'd just put a coax splitter off my antenna feed and run it to both units. If that weakened the signal too much, you could simply get a separate antenna for the 2nd DVR.
944117
Yes. As the previous answer indicated using a coax cable splitter. If the signal is to weak then you may have to add a small amplifier, that's what I did. Search Amazon for 'signal amplifier tv antenna'. Find an inexpensive amplifier with an 18 dB output. Should give you a range (reach) of about 30 miles.
948373
You can only port forward to one address. So set a static IP on your DVR and go into the port forwarding section of the router and configure and forward the necessary ports.
60807
Add a camera with onboard mic (Samsung SEB-1006R). Plug and play via CAT 5 cable (just like the cameras that came with in the box with the dvr).
1974384
No. I wasn't sure, so I just tried it. The DVR has one tuner, so it can be tuned to one channel to record while you watch another channel on your TV. I tried recording 2 shows at once, but it only recorded the first one that I programmed.
1897200
You will need a usb DVR dongle. It will be a USB that has rca connectors on it.
1478407
Yes. In the iPhone app you select which DVR you'd like to view. I have two to pick from in different counties. I count 12 DVR slots on the app.
745203
Correct. There are two outlets on the end that are not controlled (always on) so they can be used for the DVR.Note that there is a delay (half minute or so) after the "master" item is turned off before the "controlled" items go off.
1151459
Dish has an additional charge to use the DVR feature and if you get a dual tuner receiver they will charge to use each one even though they are in the same unit, but it will work fine if you only pay to use one
745201
Correct. There are two outlets on the end that are not controlled (always on) so they can be used for the DVR. Note that there is a delay (half minute or so) after the "master" item is turned off before the "controlled" items go off.
628207
Not with this switch. This would switch 4 mice between 2 dvrs. I believe they do make a 4-way switch though.
172584
I never tried that. Assume it will depend on whether your DVR has inputs that will accept the signal output from the tuner.
150975
I am not familiar with that DVR. I suggest that you refer to the Ubiquity Forum. These Cameras do not follow the typical standards that are used by most Network cameras that you see in the marketplace. They are really made to operate with Ubiquity's DVR software. http://forum.ubnt.com/forumdisplay.php?f=70
453677
I hooked mine up to a computer monitor. To get full system support the DVR needs internet connection also.
2219406
Hi! In my case, I was connecting my DVR to the internet, so I needed TWO poweline adapters--one to plug the DVR into, the other to plug the router into at the source. All I had to do, however, was plug them in and GO! No software to run, or extra setup needed. My DVR was connected to the internet in minutes. VERY quick and easy setup! I would definitely buy again and rec to friends.
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Yes. I have them on the same Ethernet hub. I have another machine which I use periodically to view over WiFi, and it works decently, but I'm glad to have my main WMC machine / DVR talking right to it over wired connection. I'm on Comcast and they recently eliminated their unencrypted digital & analog signals, so I had to either get a Comcast set top box, or a CableCard enabled device like this one.
589839
Use Cat5 Patch cable or similar wire just cut off the connectors and use two wires out of the 5 or 6 to connect the plus and minus connections between the dvr and the camera.
2177618
I am sorry I do not know if they will work with existing dvr's. I know the software that came with it can control up to 4 cameras, and they have software that will basically make your computer a dvr and controls many more cameras.