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What hand-held ip CCTV viewer are you using for setup?
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OP | Post 16 made on Thursday March 7, 2019 at 23:51
kwkshift
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On March 7, 2019 at 19:08, InVision Systems said...
As mentioned above, we use the Triplett CamView IP Pro+ 8071. I'm with you on many of our installs. Commercial, 16 or more cameras, requires a lift exc. Network configurations can be much more complex than a plug and play IP scheme. It also helps for one installer to be able to install and setup the camera while you (or another installer) are setting up the network or other systems.

We bought the Triplett openbox on ebay pretty cheap.

We'll check it out. It's a bit more expensive than we were originally looking to spend, since we need 3-4 of them. But, it may very well be worth it.
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Post 17 made on Friday March 8, 2019 at 01:09
davidcasemore
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On March 7, 2019 at 13:34, kwkshift said...
This would be for large commercial installations where we would be on lifts 30’ up.

This sounds like the perfect opportunity to up-sell the project by installing Pan/Tilt/Zoom cameras. Problem Solved/Money Made.
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Post 18 made on Friday March 8, 2019 at 20:37
Ernie Gilman
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Sounds attractive, David, but the cameras have to be pointed at the right places at the moment that someone slips and falls, or steals from the till... they have to be very purposefully aimed and left aimed. And oh, yes, in the office... at the safe.
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Post 19 made on Saturday March 9, 2019 at 00:58
davidcasemore
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On March 8, 2019 at 20:37, Ernie Gilman said...
Sounds attractive, David, but the cameras have to be pointed at the right places at the moment that someone slips and falls, or steals from the till... they have to be very purposefully aimed and left aimed. And oh, yes, in the office... at the safe.

I agree. I never said put them on auto pilot! Mount the cameras, add furniture, adjust the pan/tilt/zoom for the proper views. Leave alone (until a change in the floor plan). The safe wouldn't need a pan/tilt/zoom because the office probably doesn't have a 30 ft ceiling. And don't forget the Chuck Berry cam!
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