will zmodo CM-Z2213GY camera work with q-see dvr?
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Work with any DVR that has PTZ terminals. If you dont already have one Night Owl Posideon works perfect. Just look at the back of your DVR. Terminals usually green and allow you to push wires in and tighten. One is +, the other is - and must be connected properly.
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The Q-See QM6006B is like any other analog camera if you will. You will connect it with a composite or BNC connector to your DVR monitor. From there you will use the ability of the DVR to do the rest!
1050150
Not sure if it works with you dvr but it should as long as it has a BNC for camera (connection) and put out 12volts for power can't find specs on your dvr you might want to check with qsee on that
1843623
These cameras will work with any dvr as long as the the input from the cameras is type BNC, and if they are not BNC, there is always a converter. The DVR does not have to be q-see. They come with they own 12 V power supply (an ac to dc adapter with a one to four splitter)
734671
I do not know if the camera is compatible with the zmodo dvr system. I do know the camera is junk. I purchase 4 of these. Within one year three out of four cameras are dead. VidoeSecu has only a 90 day warranty. That should tell you something.
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Hello,The QS558-1 DVR is compatible with supported Android, iPhone/iPads. However, you can also remotely monitor this DVR with any computer using Windows XP, Vista, 7, Mac OS X 10.6 & 10.7 or Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox.
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you connect via IP address (best to use DDNS if you do not have a static IP) and port as the DVR has a built in web server. Samples of the interface can be seen on zmodo's website. Also I believe there is a zmodo mobile app available for viewing on mobile devices.
1185663
You have to purchase a DVR with an AV hard drive. I'm using zmodo's DVR and it works great with these, I just open my second order of these cams 5 minutes ago.
1308458
If you mean Q-See, yes it will. I had these cameras attached to my Q-See DVR and they worked fine. I now have a Night Owl DVR and these cameras work fine with it also.
140851
It will work with any DVR that has analog inputs on it. However, no matter what you connect it to, it will still give a crummy picture.
75394
The Zmodo should have come with the NetDvr.exe file, If not, go to (www.zmodo.com/downloader/) and download the pc_client software. You need to install it on your laptop, once installed you can run the software and use the playback tab to view all recordings. This should be explained in the users manual that came with the DVR which is also available on their website. You might want to ask someone who's fairly comfortable with computers help you configure the laptop. Hope this helps.
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This camera should work with any DVR system as long as there is BNC connectors. Its a pretty decent camera
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
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I have never seen an IP camera adapter that would allow IP cameras to work with a DVR system. If you are asking will the DVR system and IP cameras work on the same local network, the answer is yes. IP cameras typically have their own software that opens to a web browser. I have 4 Foscam IP cameras connected to my same local network as the Zmodo DVR, but they use different software to view and are not recordable by the DVR system. If an IP/ DVR camera adapter does exist, there may still be a software issue to overcome.
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Yes it works fine. The camera has a coax output that will connect to any unused BNC video input on the DVR. Be sure you use a 12v power supply with adequate wiring to support the infrared led arrays. It will need a 12vdc at 2 amps to work properly at night.
1669663
I dont see why it would not work. As long as your cameras have the same connectors as the DVR then it will work. You may want to check power to your cameras and make sure this DVR will send the correct wattage/voltage to your cam.
657959
I don't see why not. I think they use the same BNC cables. If you do up-grade to the Q-See QT5682 DVR you might want to go ahead and get it with the High Resolution Camera's, you wont be disappointed. You might be able to use your existing cables. You get twice the distance on night vision and alot better picture than the 420 camera's that came with your system. If you do up-grade everything make sure the monitor you use is a 1080 you will love the difference in picture quality.