http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/ Sat, 13 Mar 2010 06:16:00 -0700 MyBB http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=898 Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:44:38 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=898 a. Internet connectivity of the IP camera can be established by inputting the cameras IP information within the
Information section.
(Please go to Setting → Basic → Network→ Information)


b. Internet Connectivity of the IP Camera can be established through PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over the
Ethernet) by inputting the username and password from your Internet Service Provider (ISP) within the PPPoE section.
(Please go to Setting → Basic → Network→ PPPoE)
Note 1: Please reboot the IP Camera, after changing the PPPoE settings.
Note 2: Please turn on the DDNS and IP Notification function when using the PPPoE function.


c. Internet Connectivity of the IP Camera can be established if your router is UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) enabled. The IP camera is automatically detected and added to “My Network Places” on your computer. Please note that only Home Routers manufactured after 2006 support the UPnP function.
c1. If your router is a UPnP Internet Gateway Device (IGD), turn on the UPnP function within the UPnP section.
(Please go Setting → Basic → Network→ UPnP)

Note: If you turn on the UPnP Port Forwarding function, RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) Port
information will change to the illustrated value below.


c2. If your router is not a UPnP Internet Gateway Device, please setup Port Forwarding or Port Mapping
Note 1: Home Routers manufactured before 2006 do not support UPnP IGD function.
Note 2: Enterprise Routers do not support UPnP IGD function.
[/u]]]> a. Internet connectivity of the IP camera can be established by inputting the cameras IP information within the
Information section.
(Please go to Setting → Basic → Network→ Information)


b. Internet Connectivity of the IP Camera can be established through PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over the
Ethernet) by inputting the username and password from your Internet Service Provider (ISP) within the PPPoE section.
(Please go to Setting → Basic → Network→ PPPoE)
Note 1: Please reboot the IP Camera, after changing the PPPoE settings.
Note 2: Please turn on the DDNS and IP Notification function when using the PPPoE function.


c. Internet Connectivity of the IP Camera can be established if your router is UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) enabled. The IP camera is automatically detected and added to “My Network Places” on your computer. Please note that only Home Routers manufactured after 2006 support the UPnP function.
c1. If your router is a UPnP Internet Gateway Device (IGD), turn on the UPnP function within the UPnP section.
(Please go Setting → Basic → Network→ UPnP)

Note: If you turn on the UPnP Port Forwarding function, RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) Port
information will change to the illustrated value below.


c2. If your router is not a UPnP Internet Gateway Device, please setup Port Forwarding or Port Mapping
Note 1: Home Routers manufactured before 2006 do not support UPnP IGD function.
Note 2: Enterprise Routers do not support UPnP IGD function.
[/u]]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=897 Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:40:05 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=897
This camera is way too dark even after adjusting to 85 or 100 brightness. At 100 it gets worse when the dark picture gets washed out. So far I’ve had problems with both 1431’s, one still is fuzzy won’t focus as well as the other cameras and this one which is just dark. Best bullet camera I got was the first 1231 I bought but then these disappeared from the web site. I see that they’re back now. If I has my druthers I’d trade the 1431’s in for 1231’s.

What’s the next step?]]>
This camera is way too dark even after adjusting to 85 or 100 brightness. At 100 it gets worse when the dark picture gets washed out. So far I’ve had problems with both 1431’s, one still is fuzzy won’t focus as well as the other cameras and this one which is just dark. Best bullet camera I got was the first 1231 I bought but then these disappeared from the web site. I see that they’re back now. If I has my druthers I’d trade the 1431’s in for 1231’s.

What’s the next step?]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=896 Tue, 02 Mar 2010 08:42:33 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=896
The new Q24 low light models are as follows:

MX-Q24M-SEC-N11 (360˚ FOV)
MX-Q24M-SEC-N22 (90˚ FOV)


Hello! Here's the latest copy of MxInstaller Monthly!

MxInstaller Monthly March 2010 Issue

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MxInstaller Magazine · MxInstaller magazine now available in South East Asia, Australia, France and Russia. If you live in these regions, contact your local MOBOTIX supplier to get your copy! Other News · MOBOTIX M24 range shipping! product specs, user manual


Other News

MOBOTIX M24 range shipping! product specs, user manual


Latest Software releases:

MxControlCenter 2.2.1
MxEasy v1.1 for Windows, OS X and Linux
Camera firmware 3.5.2.23 - Release - Update version for (P2) camera models M12/D12/V12/M22/D22/Q2 download
Camera firmware 4.2.0.23 - Release - Update version for (P3) camera models D24/Q24/M24 download


Video Tutorials

Latest video release: Mx2wire Overview
Check out the entire catalogue of MOBOTIX video tutorials here!


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Previous MxInstaller Monthly Issues...

-2010-

Feb MxEasy: easy to use and really packs a punch
Jan What does ONVIF and PSIA bring to the table?

-2009-

Dec A megapixel system to fit the smallest of budgets
Nov A buyer's guide to surveillance systems: Part 2
Oct A buyer's guide to surveillance systems: Part 1
Sep Decentralized systems add redundancy to wireless
Aug Create a powered network with 2-wire cabling
Jul Which HDD is best for surveillance?
Jun Hemispheric video technology explained
May MxPEG: the only codec made for surveillance
Apr Distributing intelligence to the edge
Mar RDS enabled security cameras
Feb Notification means prevention
Jan PTZ: Mechanical or Digital?

-2008-

Dec MOBOTIX myths exposed!
Nov Event Logic: binding events reduces system costs.
Oct PC/Server or NAS - which is best for storing video footage?
Sep The hidden cost of H.264
Aug 7 ways to effectively manage high resolution network video
Jul Decentralization: moving the DVR from computer to camera
Jun Nanotechnology - taking video surveillance to new heights


]]>
The new Q24 low light models are as follows:

MX-Q24M-SEC-N11 (360˚ FOV)
MX-Q24M-SEC-N22 (90˚ FOV)


Hello! Here's the latest copy of MxInstaller Monthly!

MxInstaller Monthly March 2010 Issue

MxInstaller Magazine

MxInstaller Magazine · MxInstaller magazine now available in South East Asia, Australia, France and Russia. If you live in these regions, contact your local MOBOTIX supplier to get your copy! Other News · MOBOTIX M24 range shipping! product specs, user manual


Other News

MOBOTIX M24 range shipping! product specs, user manual


Latest Software releases:

MxControlCenter 2.2.1
MxEasy v1.1 for Windows, OS X and Linux
Camera firmware 3.5.2.23 - Release - Update version for (P2) camera models M12/D12/V12/M22/D22/Q2 download
Camera firmware 4.2.0.23 - Release - Update version for (P3) camera models D24/Q24/M24 download


Video Tutorials

Latest video release: Mx2wire Overview
Check out the entire catalogue of MOBOTIX video tutorials here!


Join the worldwide MOBOTIX community with MxInstaller!
If you have been sent this email by a colleague and wish to continue to receive MxInstaller Monthly to your inbox, you can register free! If you live in the USA, please enter your mailing address to receive a copy of the new USA MxInstaller magazine!

Previous MxInstaller Monthly Issues...

-2010-

Feb MxEasy: easy to use and really packs a punch
Jan What does ONVIF and PSIA bring to the table?

-2009-

Dec A megapixel system to fit the smallest of budgets
Nov A buyer's guide to surveillance systems: Part 2
Oct A buyer's guide to surveillance systems: Part 1
Sep Decentralized systems add redundancy to wireless
Aug Create a powered network with 2-wire cabling
Jul Which HDD is best for surveillance?
Jun Hemispheric video technology explained
May MxPEG: the only codec made for surveillance
Apr Distributing intelligence to the edge
Mar RDS enabled security cameras
Feb Notification means prevention
Jan PTZ: Mechanical or Digital?

-2008-

Dec MOBOTIX myths exposed!
Nov Event Logic: binding events reduces system costs.
Oct PC/Server or NAS - which is best for storing video footage?
Sep The hidden cost of H.264
Aug 7 ways to effectively manage high resolution network video
Jul Decentralization: moving the DVR from computer to camera
Jun Nanotechnology - taking video surveillance to new heights


]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=895 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 09:38:49 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=895
Please download software 8.33 at:



ftp://24.248.96.178

ID: v8330

Password: S1002A

New release v8.33! Support windows 7 (64 bit) and windows server 2008
2010-2-15
1 Support for Windows 7 and Server 2008

2 End of Compatibility Test for Windows 2000, Vista and Server

2003

3 Support for New PTZ Cameras

4 Support for New IP Devices

5 WebCam Live View Limitations

6 Improved Memory Limit for 64-bit Windows

7 Enhanced Object Detection

8 Enhanced Crowd Detection

9 Support for Network Connection from Graphic-Mode POS Devices

10 ViewLog Advanced Merge Tool

11 ViewLog Merging Schedule

12 ViewLog Key Frame Playback

13 Enhanced Remote ViewLog for Object Index Search

14 Video Export with GPS Data

15 ViewLog Enhanced Address Book for Importing Files

16 Control Center Enhanced I/O Control]]>
Please download software 8.33 at:



ftp://24.248.96.178

ID: v8330

Password: S1002A

New release v8.33! Support windows 7 (64 bit) and windows server 2008
2010-2-15
1 Support for Windows 7 and Server 2008

2 End of Compatibility Test for Windows 2000, Vista and Server

2003

3 Support for New PTZ Cameras

4 Support for New IP Devices

5 WebCam Live View Limitations

6 Improved Memory Limit for 64-bit Windows

7 Enhanced Object Detection

8 Enhanced Crowd Detection

9 Support for Network Connection from Graphic-Mode POS Devices

10 ViewLog Advanced Merge Tool

11 ViewLog Merging Schedule

12 ViewLog Key Frame Playback

13 Enhanced Remote ViewLog for Object Index Search

14 Video Export with GPS Data

15 ViewLog Enhanced Address Book for Importing Files

16 Control Center Enhanced I/O Control]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=894 Thu, 18 Feb 2010 08:33:00 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=894
]]>
]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=893 Wed, 17 Feb 2010 09:51:08 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=893 February 16, 2010 - Support for new devices and updated support for existing devices

Milestone XProtect Device Pack 4.7 has been released with:

Support for the following new devices on XProtect Enterprise, Professional & Basis+ :
- ACTi ACM-8211
- ACTi ACM-8511
- ACTi TCD-2500
- Axis P5534
- Axis Q1910
- Hikvision DS-2DF-401E
- Hikvision DS-2DF-402E
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-601X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-602X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-603X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-604X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-605X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-607X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-611X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-612X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-613X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-614X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-615X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-617X
- Hunt HLC-7RI
- Hunt HLC-15M
- Hunt HLC-15V
- Hunt HLC-79G
- Hunt HLC-79M
- Hunt HLC-84M
- Hunt HLC-84V
- Hunt HLV-1CAD
- Hunt HWS-01AD
- Messoa NCB-855
- Messoa NCR-875
- Messoa NDR-895
- Mobotix D24
- Optelecom Siqura HD-20
- Optelecom Siqura HD-22
- Optelecom Siqura HD-26
- Optelecom Siqura MD-20
- Optelecom Siqura MD-22
- Pelco IDE20DN
- Pelco IMS0C10
- PSIA Conformant Device with 16 channels
- Samsung SNC-B2331
- Samsung SNC-B2335
- Samsung SNC-B5368
- Samsung SNC-B5399
- Sanyo VCC-HD4600
- Sony SNC-CH140
- Sony SNC-DH140
- Sony SNC-DH180
- Sony SNT-EX101E
- Vivotek IP7361
Support for the following new devices on XProtect Corporate:
- ACTi ACM-8211
- ACTi ACM-8511
- ACTi TCD-2500
- Axis P5534
- Axis Q1910
- Messoa NCB-855
- Messoa NCR-875
- Messoa NDR-895
- Mobotix D24
- Optelecom Siqura HD-20
- Optelecom Siqura HD-22
- Optelecom Siqura HD-26
- Optelecom Siqura MD-20
- Optelecom Siqura MD-22
- Pelco IDE20DN
- Pelco IMS0C10
- PSIA Conformant Device with 16 channels
- Samsung SNC-B2331
- Samsung SNC-B2335
- Samsung SNC-B5368
- Samsung SNC-B5399
- Sanyo VCC-HD4600
- Sony SNC-CH140
- Sony SNC-DH140
- Sony SNC-DH180
- Sony SNT-EX101E
- Vivotek IP7361
Support for new firmware on different devices. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added support for JPEG, I/O, VMD Events and Two-way Audio for ACTi devices running Streaming mode V2.0. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added support for multiple Microphones and Speakers on ACTi devices with multiple Audio In and Audio Out. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added support for the new Bosch I/O API from Firmware 4.0. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added support for more Inputs and Outputs on the Barix Barionet when chaining devices. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added TCP support for Panasonic WV-NF302, WV-NP304, WV-NS950, WV-NS954, WV-NW960 and WV-NW964. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added H.264, Absolute PTZ and PTZ Preset Type 3 functionality to ONVIF driver. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added Digest authentication for PSIA driver. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Solved different issues related to Device Pack 4.6. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Device Pack 4.7 is valid for the following systems:
- XProtect Basis 4.0 version
- XProtect Basis+ 4.0 - 6.5 versions
- XProtect Professional 4.0 - 6.5 versions
- XProtect Enterprise 5.0 - 7.0 versions
- XProtect Matrix 2.1 - 2.3 versions
- XProtect Corporate 1.5 - 3.1 versions

The Device Pack Release Notes contain an exhaustive list of devices and supported firmware, changes, and issues solved, as well as an upgrade guide for the different XProtect Systems.

The Milestone XProtect Device Pack 4.7 and the Device Pack Release Notes are all available for download from the Downloads section.

Best Regards,
Milestone Product Management]]> February 16, 2010 - Support for new devices and updated support for existing devices

Milestone XProtect Device Pack 4.7 has been released with:

Support for the following new devices on XProtect Enterprise, Professional & Basis+ :
- ACTi ACM-8211
- ACTi ACM-8511
- ACTi TCD-2500
- Axis P5534
- Axis Q1910
- Hikvision DS-2DF-401E
- Hikvision DS-2DF-402E
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-601X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-602X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-603X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-604X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-605X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-607X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-611X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-612X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-613X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-614X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-615X
- Hikvision DS-2DF1-617X
- Hunt HLC-7RI
- Hunt HLC-15M
- Hunt HLC-15V
- Hunt HLC-79G
- Hunt HLC-79M
- Hunt HLC-84M
- Hunt HLC-84V
- Hunt HLV-1CAD
- Hunt HWS-01AD
- Messoa NCB-855
- Messoa NCR-875
- Messoa NDR-895
- Mobotix D24
- Optelecom Siqura HD-20
- Optelecom Siqura HD-22
- Optelecom Siqura HD-26
- Optelecom Siqura MD-20
- Optelecom Siqura MD-22
- Pelco IDE20DN
- Pelco IMS0C10
- PSIA Conformant Device with 16 channels
- Samsung SNC-B2331
- Samsung SNC-B2335
- Samsung SNC-B5368
- Samsung SNC-B5399
- Sanyo VCC-HD4600
- Sony SNC-CH140
- Sony SNC-DH140
- Sony SNC-DH180
- Sony SNT-EX101E
- Vivotek IP7361
Support for the following new devices on XProtect Corporate:
- ACTi ACM-8211
- ACTi ACM-8511
- ACTi TCD-2500
- Axis P5534
- Axis Q1910
- Messoa NCB-855
- Messoa NCR-875
- Messoa NDR-895
- Mobotix D24
- Optelecom Siqura HD-20
- Optelecom Siqura HD-22
- Optelecom Siqura HD-26
- Optelecom Siqura MD-20
- Optelecom Siqura MD-22
- Pelco IDE20DN
- Pelco IMS0C10
- PSIA Conformant Device with 16 channels
- Samsung SNC-B2331
- Samsung SNC-B2335
- Samsung SNC-B5368
- Samsung SNC-B5399
- Sanyo VCC-HD4600
- Sony SNC-CH140
- Sony SNC-DH140
- Sony SNC-DH180
- Sony SNT-EX101E
- Vivotek IP7361
Support for new firmware on different devices. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added support for JPEG, I/O, VMD Events and Two-way Audio for ACTi devices running Streaming mode V2.0. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added support for multiple Microphones and Speakers on ACTi devices with multiple Audio In and Audio Out. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added support for the new Bosch I/O API from Firmware 4.0. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added support for more Inputs and Outputs on the Barix Barionet when chaining devices. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added TCP support for Panasonic WV-NF302, WV-NP304, WV-NS950, WV-NS954, WV-NW960 and WV-NW964. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added H.264, Absolute PTZ and PTZ Preset Type 3 functionality to ONVIF driver. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Added Digest authentication for PSIA driver. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Solved different issues related to Device Pack 4.6. Please see the Release Notes for further information.
Device Pack 4.7 is valid for the following systems:
- XProtect Basis 4.0 version
- XProtect Basis+ 4.0 - 6.5 versions
- XProtect Professional 4.0 - 6.5 versions
- XProtect Enterprise 5.0 - 7.0 versions
- XProtect Matrix 2.1 - 2.3 versions
- XProtect Corporate 1.5 - 3.1 versions

The Device Pack Release Notes contain an exhaustive list of devices and supported firmware, changes, and issues solved, as well as an upgrade guide for the different XProtect Systems.

The Milestone XProtect Device Pack 4.7 and the Device Pack Release Notes are all available for download from the Downloads section.

Best Regards,
Milestone Product Management]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=892 Tue, 16 Feb 2010 16:19:25 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=892
A:Currently our camera only support for Internet Explorer for viewing the camera through web base.



Thanks
Technical Services
ACTi Corporation]]>
A:Currently our camera only support for Internet Explorer for viewing the camera through web base.



Thanks
Technical Services
ACTi Corporation]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=891 Wed, 02 Dec 2009 09:07:04 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=891 Mobile Support List










Note: * May require non-default ports, default ports as shown may be blocked by wireless carrier]]> Mobile Support List










Note: * May require non-default ports, default ports as shown may be blocked by wireless carrier]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=889 Tue, 01 Dec 2009 12:30:10 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=889
Price structure is just the sum of the costs.



Best Regards,



Sales Department



USA Vision Systems Inc.]]>
Price structure is just the sum of the costs.



Best Regards,



Sales Department



USA Vision Systems Inc.]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=888 Mon, 30 Nov 2009 16:00:22 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=888


1. If the audio is enabled, a “crackling” sound is emitted from the speakers. If all audio input sources are unplugged, the sound is still there. The crackling sound only disappears when the audio is turned off in the software. The audio input source can be heard over the crackling.

2. Is there a “spot monitor” function? All I could find is the dual/triple monitor function, which is not what I need.]]>


1. If the audio is enabled, a “crackling” sound is emitted from the speakers. If all audio input sources are unplugged, the sound is still there. The crackling sound only disappears when the audio is turned off in the software. The audio input source can be heard over the crackling.

2. Is there a “spot monitor” function? All I could find is the dual/triple monitor function, which is not what I need.]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=887 Wed, 25 Nov 2009 10:08:25 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=887

ACTi

Arecont

Axis

Bosch

Canon

Geovision

IQEye

JVC

Mobotix

Panasonic



]]>

ACTi

Arecont

Axis

Bosch

Canon

Geovision

IQEye

JVC

Mobotix

Panasonic



]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=886 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 14:45:01 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=886
I went today and all seems to be fine. I downloaded some updates and rebooted the system.

You can see for yourself: 64.221.221.243:8080 User: Tapia / Password: 19358.

Please advise what might be the problem...?]]>
I went today and all seems to be fine. I downloaded some updates and rebooted the system.

You can see for yourself: 64.221.221.243:8080 User: Tapia / Password: 19358.

Please advise what might be the problem...?]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=885 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 16:40:28 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=885


Ok, we finally got the Geovision Data Captures and GV-Com’s working, but we need to fine tune there operation.



We are unable to;



1. Alter the output of the Data that is output on the screen to reflect a Journal Receipt (which has less information) than an actual Receipt

2. Get the ‘POS Live’ to replay video when certain ‘Keywords’ are searched for in the Geovision software.



Can you either forward us the information to correct these problems or forward us a source that will assist us in attaining a solution.



Thanks!]]>


Ok, we finally got the Geovision Data Captures and GV-Com’s working, but we need to fine tune there operation.



We are unable to;



1. Alter the output of the Data that is output on the screen to reflect a Journal Receipt (which has less information) than an actual Receipt

2. Get the ‘POS Live’ to replay video when certain ‘Keywords’ are searched for in the Geovision software.



Can you either forward us the information to correct these problems or forward us a source that will assist us in attaining a solution.



Thanks!]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=884 Tue, 10 Nov 2009 12:02:30 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=884
There are also no video files saved to the NAS.

He followed the directions in the guide and from the MX support forum (see below).]]>
There are also no video files saved to the NAS.

He followed the directions in the guide and from the MX support forum (see below).]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=883 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 12:23:53 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=883 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=882 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 12:31:58 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=882 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=881 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 18:47:22 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=881


Model: Blackberry Storm





a. He got a login connection error every time when he tries to log in.

b. When he types http://xxxx.xxxx.xxxx he will get a TCP error]]>


Model: Blackberry Storm





a. He got a login connection error every time when he tries to log in.

b. When he types http://xxxx.xxxx.xxxx he will get a TCP error]]> http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=880 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:58:58 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=880 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=879 Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:27:57 -0700 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=879 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=873 Tue, 27 Oct 2009 14:07:51 -0600 http://www.dvrsecurityforum.com/showthread.php?tid=873