Re: How to adjust camera surveillance system with only one person?

[Robert Macy <robert.a.macy@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Apr 7, 10:47=A0am, "ABLE1" <nospamh...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > Got 8 cameras and need to find out how to adjust each for best images
> > - view and focus.
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> > There is NO ISP connection to send images back to cell phone.
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> > May be possible to attach a BNC feed straight into a 'portable'
> > monitor [external power IS available], but prefer not to since the
> > wiring is NOT easily accessible.
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> > Any recommendations? specific instrumentation?
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> > Plus, the DVD is in 'low access' cabinet location. Need to view and
> > control remotely. Any specific instrumentation to do that 'once in a
> > while' setting changes and remote setup for reviewing tapes?
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> > I had heard once mentioned, use a bluetooth mouse and a wireless link
> > to the monitor. That way, can set up neaby to the location of the DVD
> > and control/monitor the DVD. Any 'specific' recommendations?
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> I am hoping your really meant a DVR as opposed to a DVD, right??
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> Your choices are very limited. =A0If there is a highspeed connection some=
where
> close set it up to a DDNS server and port forward the router. =A0Make it
> temporary and when finished disassemble return to normal and your done.
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> Lay out a very long Coax cable and connect to the DVR Monitor 1 output to=
 a
> composite video monitor or TV.
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> Or hire a kid off the street that can follow some instruction and
> get-r-done.
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> Don't forget that when you are "reviewing tapes" to always rewind before
> removal. =A0:-)
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> Hope all goes well.
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> Les

Thanks.

there is no high speed access, period.

coax cable sounds like I could replace that with a 'porr' wireless
link and do it that way.

from years of experience at adjusting antennas using two people,
arrrrgggg!  Seemed the one watching the monitor [TV] HAD to be the one
in control, else, didn't seem possible to optimize at all.