Are these cameras ONVIF compliant. (Will they work with other NVRs)?
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Yes. I use mine with a Synology NAS, but in general Dahua is onvif compliant.
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Yes, they are. I have two of them connected to my DS412+ going through a TP-LINK TL-SF1008P for POE. It took me a while to figure out how to configure the cameras, though, because they ship with a fixed IP that used a different subnet than the rest of my network.
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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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This camera is Onvif 2 compatible. Any Onvif 2 NVR should be compatible. However, motion detect recording may not work with all NVR's. This means 24/7 recording may be your only option.
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No, but if it's Onvif compatible it will work with a bit of trial and error. I'm using Aver units.
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There are 2 protocols to integrate cameras into the system, onvif and netip. My suggestion would be to ask Nelly's support for specific cameras integration.
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Yes I can , buy lately have come many better remote video cameras out . Try any 1.3 MegaPixel Network Camera with a NVR.
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I have been asking that same question for the past three months or so. what I came up with is the following : 1- you can buy a NVR from QNAP at qnapsecurity.com depending on what specs you need you will find lots of different products. I personal liked the specs of the VS-4112 Pro+ compared to its price. 2- most recently TrendNet themselves released a NVR system TV-NVR104K (supports only 4 channels) that i am waiting for it to reach the market. Id rather buy a product that should most certainly be compatible with my camera compared to other vendors. This is just my conclusion after three months of research, and by the way I did not have the chance to test either of the above mention devices.
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Hello Maheswaran, as long as the third party IP cameras you have is 803.3af PoE Protocol compatible, it should work. There is also 100m or 300 ft. limitation on the distance of the PoE IP cameras and the NVR due to the data and PoE capabilities.
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Hi Sehwa. This mini NVR only work with IP cams that support Onvif. Foscam FI9805W & FI9804W don't support Onvif function, so they won't work with it
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I am unable to answer with certainty because my DVR is also Swann. However it appears that all or most cameras use the same type of wires. This suggests that the answer is yes. The resolution lines of the camera should at least equal that of your dvr though if you want your usual quality.
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Yes, it supports ONVIF cameras. Unfortunately, the unit I purchased is no longer working. It died in less than a year (hardware failure.) I'm looking for another ONVIF HD NVR with PoE.
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While I suspect that a wide variety of NAS/NVR would work, I used Dahua's NVR 8 channel with POE for 4 of these cameras.I added a Western Digital 4 TB Green SATA III 5400 RMP WD40EZRX hard drive and the cameras are plug and play.These cameras are fantastic and you can connect them individually to a network but with the Dahua NVR I used,plugging the camera into the poe port bypasses the individual camera setup process. The NVR also alloweda single pinhole in my internet gateway to provide viewing all of the cameras on my android phone--anywhere.
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These are not wi-fi camera. You have to run Ethernet cables from the cameras to your NVR.
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according to the manufacture, yes. Eyesurv ION Series ESDV-NVRION-8 8 Channel 1080p Hi Def Mini NVR for IP Cameras
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Please don't use the NVR with other brands of cameras. Some function will not work such as motion detection.
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It lists Tivo as a supported device on page 53 of the manual. See: http://www.universalremote.com/pdf/Manual_RF10.pdf. It doesn't specify which Tivo DVR is supported (Series 3, Roamio, etc) but my past experience with Tivo's has been that they have been relatively compatible with each other in terms of IR inputs. Given my experience with this device and the Uverse DVR, I wouldn't recommend it. Despite what others have written about this device learning "everything", it would only learn a useless subset of keys from the AT&T; remote.