Is there a dome camera (NOT PTZ) that is compatible?
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Samsung does not make a dome camera specifically for this system, however, we do have dome cameras that are compatible. Both indoor and outdoor domes are available.Thank you, Ellipse Security
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Samsung does not make a dome camera specifically for this system, however, we do have dome cameras that are compatible. Both indoor and outdoor domes are available. Thank you, Ellipse Security
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Actually I didn't try connecting cameras other than the ones that came with the system, but I think that any camera with the same connection type would work
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Actually, the camera can only record in the crappy .mts file format. You have to convert the file yourself using third-party software (I use Prism) to be able to make some use out of .mts files.
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You have more mounting options with a dome camera. As well as more adjustabilty in aiming your view. I have a bullet as well, but prefer the dome.
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yes you could, it would tilt down about 55 degrees, and rotate 90 degrees. But it has to be mount on ceiling/top instead of on a wall where some dome camera could do.
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David, on the back of the thing that says PTZ Dome Controller, find the green thing with 3 screws (out d+ d-) Pull that out. Unscrew the two screws to the left as you look down on it. The middle screw is your positive, the left screw is your negative. Hook solid strand wire in the screw holes. Tighten. Run your + and - to your PTZ camera. Match the controller to your camera. If your camera is #1, then use your RS 485 remote to call up camera #1 by pressing 1 cam. Do this for each ptz cam ie; If ptz cameras are numbered 1, 2, 5, 11, then the one you want to move must be matched with the RS 485 ie; 11 cam. If you want to set your #1 cam to your driveway, do this on the RS 485 remote. 1 cam, use arrows on remote to driveway, then press 1 set OK. Move camera off driveway, press 1 call. Then use 2 set, 3 set etc for front door, mail box etc. If you only have 1 ptz camera, it's easy. If you have more, write that stuff down. Also, match the dip switches on the front of the RS 485 with the baud rate and protocol of your ptz camera. This is found on the bottom of the RS 485. My PTZ cam baud rate is 2400, my dip switches on the front of the RS 485 is switch #3 is 0 #4 is 0. My protocol is Pelco D. My switch #1 is 0 #2 is 0. Sorry, I never said I could type. This should help.
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I would say no. Camera's operation instructions do not mention any such options. However contacting the manufacturer, Primos, would be best source for tech information.
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No, any type of camera will work. regardless of resolution or how many TVL or FPS
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The camera is very easy to set up. All the setup is dome with switches. No security.Russell
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Yes it works with Zoneminder and you should use the same settings as the Foscam (Standard MJPEG settings)
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Hello,I do not know of a solution, other than fabricating existing devices on the market.Regards,RoozbehOC camera949-347-1276
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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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These are not actually water resistant camera domes. They are fake dome cameras.
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No, there isn't. Have to buy one of two cameras that are compatible... both $50-$100.
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I don't know if it will fit, however I bought two of them and at night they glare to much from the IR lights so I wouldn't waste your money on them. buy the dome cameras instead they work better.
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I don't know as I haven't had time to try that feature yet but I would contact someone like B& H photo who also sells them and ask as they sell cameras as well and have extensive knowledge on the subject. Sorry My best answer
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Then the only choice you have is a board camera. License plate cameras "Back up cameras" are not good enough besides a lot of those reverse the image. The good ones come with light blocking they can be found in dome cameras great for nabbing plate numbers the control for those is in the cable. It's a lot of messing around to get them set up but when you do it's worth it. Take note of those settings on paper if the camera loses power a lot of those default back. You can find then by themselves but I have not seen them on Amazon google board cameras that will get you there.