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quote='rdudley'if you can't get the latest version of the Neti software you can send me a private message and I'll shoot you the latest and greatest. The SHR-5042 will NOT work with smartviewer and if you DO have a version of NETi pro please keep in mind that as of NOVEMBER 2008 it is STILL in beta version so be warned. You can also access the 5042 via the web browser (microsoft internet explorer)/quote I wouldnt mind a copy of net-i however I dont have enough posts to PM you. Also, as samsungs only download for the SHR-5042 is the manual, does anyone know how to get a better version of the firmware?
The webview is rubbish! I cannot post the link on here, admin have stopped you being able too. I also have less than five posts so cannot PM you. I dont fancy posting my email address on here either.
Ill explain how to get it instead - after my constant emails to samsung they finally uploaded it to there site. Go to samsungsecurity, under product search enter DVR, Standalone, 5042 then click find. Then click 'visit e-manual page', then if you scroll to the bottom of the list, they have uploaded the latest NETi software, and the manual for it.
Hope this helps anyone that was in the same situation as me!!!
Couldn't find any good info on the Samsung SHR-8082 (edit, SRD-870DC) on the forum. Wondering what people's thoughts are?
Looks like a great DVR, good recording capabilities, etc. It says it deinterlaces the video, is this a joke or is it actually going to be better than other dvr's. A friend had his cabin in western NC broken into, so we are going all out with an nice alarm system (DSC 1832) and 6+ cameras. Lots of glass-breaks, motions, smokes, and contacts on all doors/windows!! And don't forget the 2 30W outdoor sirens & 1 15W indoor one! So anyways, what are your thoughts on this DVR??? Would be paired with a good UPS in a safe place.
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Most of all need good quality recording (will be using 3.5TB (edit, 4) of HD's), and remote viewing needed. I already told him that viewing 6-8 cameras all through a medium-speed DSL connection ain't gonna work well!!
You can probably guess what cameras in using. The situation around the cabin is perfect for them. Think I'm gonna go with CAT5e and baluns on this setup.
1 Samsung SRD-870DC w/3.5TB HDD's, 6 CNB VCM-24VF, 2 CNB DBM-24VF, CAT5E w/baluns, 16-zone DSC 1832 Alarm 1 Qvis (Dahua) Zeus 8 w/1TB HDD, 1 ESC3, 1 ESC3-WDR, 1 ESC4, 1 ESC1, 2 No-names, CAT5E w/baluns, RF Mod. Last edited by on Sat Apr 23, 2011 5:27 pm, edited 1 time in total. Yea, thats what I kinda figured. Samsung seems like a good brand, and the design looks good from what I can tell. Everything is planned out, just waiting for shipping! Will try to take a bunch of pictures during/after set-up.
I am eager to see how these fancy baluns work! Hopefully I can help other newbies get a feel for the stuff I'll be using. Do you think 3x30W 120dB sirens is enough??? Also, I got a DSC 5580TC Escort Phone Module, so he'll be able to dial in and arm/disarm/etc with voice prompts from any phone. (Need one of these for my house!) 1 Samsung SRD-870DC w/3.5TB HDD's, 6 CNB VCM-24VF, 2 CNB DBM-24VF, CAT5E w/baluns, 16-zone DSC 1832 Alarm 1 Qvis (Dahua) Zeus 8 w/1TB HDD, 1 ESC3, 1 ESC3-WDR, 1 ESC4, 1 ESC1, 2 No-names, CAT5E w/baluns, RF Mod. Cameras have arrived, 2x DBM-24VD, 6x VCM-24VF.
DVR was a discontinued model, so I now am going with the SRD-870DC w/4TB of drives, still from Samsung. Really all the same features. Could a mod change the thread title to Samsung SRD-870DC? OK here's some pics of the cameras. Hoping other newbies looking to buy their first cams can get a feel for what these are like before buying. (I would have liked that!) All pictures taken with a Nikon D5000, scaled down for online album.
They have arrived! A look at video & power connections. This is from a VCM-24VF, so power polarity doesn't matter. Instead of using their short & flimsy direct-viewing composite cable, I'll connect to my setup monitor (12' CRT) to do initial set-up. View of back of VCM-24VF. Lots of cool circuit boards! DBM-24VD without dome on.
That outer plastic 'shell' pops off as well for adjustment. This will be my first time terminating network cabling.
I'm sure you guys have done billions! I practiced a bit - did good, made a patch cable and it worked the first try. Did a few RJ45 connectors & a couple RJ11's. My 'test-monitor'. Its like 12'. Good quality, though - cameras look beautiful through it! All the stuff that came in one VCM-24VF box.
The ports on the back-box are 3/4' & 1'. Guide pattern will make things easier. Here you can see where the RS485 connection would be. Wonder why they don't use it.? The whole picture album: 1 Samsung SRD-870DC w/3.5TB HDD's, 6 CNB VCM-24VF, 2 CNB DBM-24VF, CAT5E w/baluns, 16-zone DSC 1832 Alarm 1 Qvis (Dahua) Zeus 8 w/1TB HDD, 1 ESC3, 1 ESC3-WDR, 1 ESC4, 1 ESC1, 2 No-names, CAT5E w/baluns, RF Mod. Last edited by on Sat Apr 23, 2011 5:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Well that's good to hear. I will be starting install on Monday, will try to get a bunch of pics. Probably won't be taking the Nikon though. Eventually I'll probably turn it down to like 15-20 so we get more recording time. Here's the power supply, 12VDC @ 10A.
Case is nice and thick, seems well built! Most of the alarm wire. Of 22/2, & 1x500ft. Of 18/2, and 1x1000ft. Of Coleman CAT5e - very good quality data cable. 2 30W (that's speaker output) sirens made by DSC.
They are really big, bet they will scream real loud. Pre-set-up of the alarm panel. Main module (top) is a PC-1832.
8-zone expansion (right) is a PC-5108. Escort module (left) is a 5580TC. I tested with the 1000ft. Roll of CAT5e, and they work great. Indoor siren, splice crimps, a few recessed contacts, and a bunch of surface-mount contacts, all NC. Motions & glass-breaks. 1 Samsung SRD-870DC w/3.5TB HDD's, 6 CNB VCM-24VF, 2 CNB DBM-24VF, CAT5E w/baluns, 16-zone DSC 1832 Alarm 1 Qvis (Dahua) Zeus 8 w/1TB HDD, 1 ESC3, 1 ESC3-WDR, 1 ESC4, 1 ESC1, 2 No-names, CAT5E w/baluns, RF Mod.
Yes sir - they are extremely loud. Within like 15 feet, they should cause temporary hearing damage. They are mounted on opposite sides of the cabin, about 15' up. When we did the walk test (2-second siren on each zone violation, for testing), the sirens would echo for a couple seconds after they turn off! We had a neighbor (1/2 mile away) ride up on his ATV to check things out, with a nice little revolver on his right hip. Lots of good old country guys there - good people to have around!
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These sirens have built-in drivers, with the option of a steady siren (yellow wire positive), or yelp (used for fire usually, red wire positive). So they put out a siren sound.
If we wanted even more ear-rape, I would have bought a separate speaker (like a 60W or 100W), and connected it to an individual driver. Also, to follow up on the DVR, it is truly wonderful.
GREAT build, from hardware to software. Runs cool & quiet, records great video. And when set on 30FPS - it is practically no different from live video. Remote viewing has been wonderful, set up a DDNS account for free, and my friend can log in any time. If with very slow modem upload-speed, he can watch all 8 cameras at CIF resolution, at normal quality, at about 2FPS.
1 Samsung SRD-870DC w/3.5TB HDD's, 6 CNB VCM-24VF, 2 CNB DBM-24VF, CAT5E w/baluns, 16-zone DSC 1832 Alarm 1 Qvis (Dahua) Zeus 8 w/1TB HDD, 1 ESC3, 1 ESC3-WDR, 1 ESC4, 1 ESC1, 2 No-names, CAT5E w/baluns, RF Mod. What will trip those ass kickin sirens?! And how will you disarm them remotely? I have been looking like crazy for some sort of IP siren that I can set off remotely if need be, and then disarm again. If I could figure that one out, I'd be a happy camper man.
Your whole system looks great. Very best of luck with it. I'm two camera runs shy of finishing my install but in the mean time, I have gotten totally hooked watching my cams! I have them on screen every single night and it's been great. Post some screen shots of those cams in remote view sometime too.
Dan. Installed alot of the 30 watt sirens in my alarm installer days. Loud things, never installed them in residential communities for that reason. With huge warehouses we would just put one on either side (2 total) and that was loud enough. One client I took over had one though at their house, with a voice driver and it not only squealed but it also said the police have been called.
Got rid of that voice driver after a while as it got annoying anytime a staff member opened the window to do some work without disarming first (AC on 24-7). At one time i had 2x 20 watt sirens and 2 indoor sirens all mounted outdoors at my 15-25' appt. Years of hurricanes eventually killed the indoor ones, sold one 20 watt and have just one 20 watt left! Most homes had 15 watt outdoor sirens installed. The install is actually done, has been for a while now. My friend is real happy with the whole setup, from being able to check in with the cameras (DDNS subdomain for free), to being able to arm/disarm the alarm from any phone.
(I think that is so cool - I might have to add on that board to my system!) So if it goes off, it will call him, and then he calls back to disarm it, after confirming whether it was a false alarm. Yea, two 30W outdoor's and one 15W indoor's is overkill - but my friend specifically wanted them. So I was like, sure! We were considering getting an add-on PGM output board and power board, plus another transformer for the panel so we could run a couple more! I should mention, the cabin is rather far away from other houses, so the huge sirens are not that big of a deal.
The sirens will by triggered by the alarm if any of the 14 connected zones trips. That includes 3 motion detectors, 4 glassbreaks, and like 35+ door and window contacts. All major areas and a hallway have motions' and there are glassbreaks next to each 'group' of windows.
I think I spent all of 2 days climbing under the house with mice, a raccoon, and funky mold pulling all of those wires to the center of the house where the panel was. Rory I'm sure you are familiar with this? At some point, I would like to add up all of the connections I made. Probably over 500 including the camera connections, and wiring the phone lines and modem through the UPS. Only snag we ran into was a faulty modem from the ISP, as well as some minor motion adjustment. This was my third time programming a DSC alarm, the newer 1832 was pretty much the same as the two 832's I've redone.
I will probably be uploading an HD youtube video showing how the remote viewing works with this DVR. 1 Samsung SRD-870DC w/3.5TB HDD's, 6 CNB VCM-24VF, 2 CNB DBM-24VF, CAT5E w/baluns, 16-zone DSC 1832 Alarm 1 Qvis (Dahua) Zeus 8 w/1TB HDD, 1 ESC3, 1 ESC3-WDR, 1 ESC4, 1 ESC1, 2 No-names, CAT5E w/baluns, RF Mod. I think I spent all of 2 days climbing under the house with mice, a raccoon, and funky mold pulling all of those wires to the center of the house where the panel was.
Rory I'm sure you are familiar with this? Except we climb in the attics here, not many houses like that here. Some on the out islands though im sure. The animals we find in the attics here are rats! But worse than that is the exposed high voltage from electricians or handymen that dont follow any code.
Oh yeah and I got a nail in my head twice from attic work. Its a nightmare up there!
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