Can this camera be used with a Zmodo 720P HD 4CH PoE NVR Model ZP-NC14-P, with 4 ea ZP-IBH13-P cameras. Can I use one slot for this PTZ?
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Yes it can, and it works very well. I'm very amazed by the zoom quality still.
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If the NVR will accept an analog camera input and has a R432 PTZ camera contol port, then this camera will work. I believe the NVR will only accept IP based cameras. You could try a BNC to cat 5 value to convert the power and video, but I am unsure on the PTZ control
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Not sure, but cables worked just fine with my ZMODO cameras. I think they are all the same set up
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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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I use mine with a Night Owl DVR. The connections on this camera are the same as what came with my factory Night Owl cameras so it should also work for you no problem. All the adjustments are made through the controller on the camera so that's all a standalone control and isn't effected by your DVR.
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The software can handle 8 cameras but the poe switch in the back of the unit only has 4 ports. To hook up more than 4 cameras you would have to hook them up to an external poe switch or use a switch and injectors to get the power to the cameras.
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this works with zmodo system and power cord is not needed u use one attached to camera u see in picture this is just a single extra camera and works with this model zmodo system ZP-KE1H04-S-1TB
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That should work fine. Have you considered the higher resolution camera. Just make sure you have a Power Over Ethernet router or use the POE from the DVR. I have three cameras connect through a wireless bridge. That works great.
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I really couldn't confirm because I used Zmodo cameras for this unit. My Zmodo DVR died in an electrical storm too, but I bought this DVR because of the good ratings. It is a great DVR and works great with another brand cameras. I'm sure it will work as long as the cameras have the bnc connector. Good luck and God bless you and yours. :-)
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If you are asking if this switch can replace your NVR, then no. This switch has 10 ports 8 are POE, and you have 9 cameras. You may have to go with a 28 port POE. (SG300-28P) it is higher in cost, but it gives you the option if you want or need, to increase the number of cameras, and add any other POE devices without having to upgrade again. (i.e WAPs.) Hope this helps. Here is a link if you would like to see your options. http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/csbms/sf30x_sg30x/quick_start/78-19252-01.pdf
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I'm not sure since I only have a GZ-EX210, but my best guess would be "YES". Most of these small camcorders all use the same hdmi mini cables. They are an industry standard as far as I know. Besides, if it doesn't, this one is only $1.29, so you won't loose a lot of money.
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This unit is ONLY for USB to RS-485 connection, however, it will handle a 2 wire connection. I'm not sure what drivers a PTZ camera needs, but you should be able to find them on their website.
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No. The unit only has connections for a single PTZ camera...and it takes up one of your 16 fixed-focus channels for display.
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Sorry, I don't know but check the fittings that go into the back of the zmoda system if it's the same it should work. Very good camera for the price will buy more as needed. Hope this helps
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If your TV has an HDMI or VGA port you can. I bought to VGA to Ethernet adapters so I could leave the DVR in a remote location and run the VGA signal through the network cable and through the VGA to Network adapters. I can tell you that the first ZModo DVR lasted about a few months and stopped working it would not power up, the fan would work but the system board would not power on, ZModo warrantied it and sent me another one that last about a year and 2 months and it did the same exact thing. I ended up buying a different brand that had a three warranty. I would look for something that has at least a two year warranty. Just wasted to pass this along. If your TV has an HDMI or VGA port you can. I bought to VGA to Ethernet adapters so I could leave the DVR in a remote location and run the VGA signal through the network cable and through the VGA to Network adapters. I can tell you that the first ZModo DVR lasted about a few months and stopped working it would not power up, the fan would work but the system board would not power on, ZModo warrantied it and sent me another one that last about a year and 2 months and it did the same exact thing. I ended up buying a different brand that had a three warranty. I would look for something that has... » Read More If your TV has an HDMI or VGA port you can. I bought to VGA to Ethernet adapters so I could leave the DVR in a remote location and run the VGA signal through the network cable and through the VGA to Network adapters. I can tell you that the first ZModo DVR lasted about a few months and stopped working it would not power up, the fan would work but the system board would not power on, ZModo warrantied it and sent me another one that last about a year and 2 months and it did the same exact thing. I ended up buying a different brand that had a three warranty. I would look for something that has at least a two year warranty. Just wasted to pass this along. « Show Less
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I had exactly the same issue. I have bought a female RJ45 connector and tried to fix it, but the cable on the camera has a none standard color code and no where to find wiring information. After two nights of frustration try to make it work I finally gave it up. Another whole night search a replacement camera from Zmodo ends nothing. They seems no longer make this kind of camera (wired PoE IP). What a disappointment. Now I have to rearrange the remaining three cameras and leave some area uncovered.
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I am using 7 of this camera with Blue Iris software on a pc.and using 3 of them on a Dahua NVR (same brand) at a diffrent location. It's always better to use the same brand NVR .be carful when buying NVR some of them say that they support 16 cameras but they only support 4cameras at 3mp. So if you are trying to connect 16 cameras at full 3mp then you need to by a more powerful NVR or buy multiple NVRs.
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It does do the following: Selectable: NTSC: D1(704 x 480); HD1(704 x 240); CIF (352 x 240) / PAL: D1(704 x 576); HD1(704 x 288); CIF (352 x 288 So you have your choice of D1 or CIF. D1 uses the most disk space and is required in some situations that have legal ramifications. I have been using Zmodo to many people's unbelief but never had a problem.Here is the full specs on the machine you are looking at:http://www.zmodo.com/4ch-h-264-full-d1-dvr-500gb-hdd-with-4-cmos-480tvl-ir-outdoor-security-cameras-with-11-leds.htmlSo yes it is D1 or CIF your choice. Set up a field array where it only records if something moves in the zone. Too much and you run out of disk space or start overwriting your earlier recordings. It does do the following: Selectable: NTSC: D1(704 x 480); HD1(704 x 240); CIF (352 x 240) / PAL: D1(704 x 576); HD1(704 x 288); CIF (352 x 288 So you have your choice of D1 or CIF. D1 uses the most disk space and is required in some situations that have legal ramifications. I have been using Zmodo to many people's unbelief but never had a problem.Here is the full specs on the machine you are looking at:http://www.zmodo.com/4ch-h-264-full-d1-dvr-500gb-hdd-with-4-cmos-480tvl-ir-outdoor-security-cameras-with-11-leds.htmlSo yes it is D1 or CIF your... » Read More It does do the following: Selectable: NTSC: D1(704 x 480); HD1(704 x 240); CIF (352 x 240) / PAL: D1(704 x 576); HD1(704 x 288); CIF (352 x 288 So you have your choice of D1 or CIF. D1 uses the most disk space and is required in some situations that have legal ramifications. I have been using Zmodo to many people's unbelief but never had a problem.Here is the full specs on the machine you are looking at:http://www.zmodo.com/4ch-h-264-full-d1-dvr-500gb-hdd-with-4-cmos-480tvl-ir-outdoor-security-cameras-with-11-leds.htmlSo yes it is D1 or CIF your choice. Set up a field array where it only records if something moves in the zone. Too much and you run out of disk space or start overwriting your earlier recordings. « Show Less