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The system has two cameras installed already, I did set the hikvision cameras to the next available IP manually, but it didn't find it, port on cams was set to the default which was 8000, I checked the default port that the existing cams should be on which was also 8000, to be honest the...

This is for a friend who inherited the system when they moved in, its a 16 port IP system, seems a waste to replace for simplicity. I agree though Hikvisions are a lot easier to setup. Gaz

Hi, NVR supports up to 5MP cams, the cams are 4MP. Will have a look at that setting and see if it does the trick. Cheers Gaz

Guys, I am trying to get three Hikvision IP cams working on a Oyn-x NVR, I can discover all the cams via SADP tool, set the correct IP and login details, they work a treat through a browser, If I go onto the NVR and add them manually it fails with camera is offline or login details are wrong, I...

Guys, The mother in laws dryer is puddling at the bottom at the front where the filters drop in, it looks like the pump is not pumping the water to the top catch tank, took apart the rear lower tank where the pump and float sit and cleared out all the fluff, I ran a cycle with it off, and...

Cheers woody, will do a spot of measuring, don't want to attach to face of post as space is limited already when a car is in place, will look at the slots. Gaz

Ian H - good point about the gutter, the drive isn't the widest, so was trying to avoid putting metal posts in front of the fence. One for thought though cheers. cdbe - cheers for that. Gaz

Yeah was thinking along those lines, just need to be careful when attaching to the concrete posts, those things tend to crack easily. Gaz

Cheers, any preferred methods of attaching the roof supports to them. Gaz

Guys, I am just about to swap an old wooden fence that is situated between two driveways, the idea originally was to put in slotted concrete posts with the usual gravel board between and fence panels, but was thinking I may as well put a lean to roof over the driveway while I was at it, usually...

Guys, It worked, well of course it did, bloody part arm suites. Soon as I got rid of them, sorted. Thanks for your help it is muchly appreciated. Gary

Cheers for that, will scrap the area setup tonight, and as you say, use the simple method. Gaz

Nice one, I hope it is. Keep you posted. Gaz

Cheers will try that tomorrow, tried that many ways now can't remember if I have already tried it. Just looked at the keypad settings and they are set to both area A and B, so will take off B and check as you have suggested and report back the outcome. Thanks in advance. Gaz

I agree, but can I pin point it. There are three keypads on the system, all selected for area A only. Gaz

If I deselect B from the area programming, when I part set, the landing PIR doesn't get omitted even though its ticked to do so. Gaz

This is how the arm suite is setup. Cheers

No, they arm the system by the quickset buttons, so part set button followed by yes, when they full arm they just press the quickset button. Easy for the user if they have less to do. Cheers

Hi, I have just tried what you said about setting to unused and re-applying, no joy, I have attached two log entries, that show the same part arm sequence where one goes off and one doesn't, also attached the zone config of the only way I can get the system to part arm, by adding area B to the...

The zone is set to not used now, so will give that a try. Cheers